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littlewolf's Journalit is June … and we are getting ready for winter :D
the lovely and talented wife is making squash pickles and
a squash casserole to go with dinner …
soon will be putting up beans (green and butter)
and tomatoes …
but it will be worth it come winter…
have a question about whole foods
we have one in Virginia and we will be going there next week or so
what can I expect food wise.
do not mess with a momma's babies, even if it is a rabbit. snake learns this the hard way.
xposted from north carolina
Kay H. isn't running for senate does anyone know
if someone else running
just heard on the news that Kay Hagen isnt running for Senate
is anyone else running ...
a recall that may effect some folks
http://www.scribd.com/doc/269365814/Niagara-Bottled-Water-Warning-Aln-Ham-Recall-FinalBOTTLED WATER WARNINGBOIL YOUR WATER BEFORE USING
HIERVAN EL AGUA ANTES DE USARLA.ESTE INFORME CONTIENE INFORMACION IMPORTANTE ACERCA DE SU AGUAPOTABLE. HAGA QUE ALGUIEN LO TRADUZCA PARA USTED, O HABLE CON ALGUIENQUE LO ENTIENDA.
Niagara Bottling is issuing a voluntary recall due to concerns that one of its spring sources is contaminated with
E. coli.E. coli
bacteria were found in the water supply on June 10, 2015. hese bacteria can ma!e you sic!,and are a particular concern for people with wea!ened immune systems.
What sho!" I "o#DO NOT DRIN$ THE AFFECTED WATER WITHOUT BOILING IT FIRST OR USE OTHERBOTTLED WATER.
Bring all affected water to a boil, let it boil for one minute, and let it cool beforeusing, or use bottled water. Boiling !ills bacteria and other organisms in the water.
&ut of an abundance of caution and in the strict interest of public safety, Niagara Bottling, ++ isissuing a voluntary recall for all spring water products produced at both the -amburg, %* and *llentown, %* facilities from the time frame of am / June 10th to 3pm / June 13, 2015.he products were sold under the following brand names.
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I haven't been able to find out what happened on the TPP
some one told me fast track failed. is that true?
so now it goes thru the normal debate process
that all bills go thru - correct?
how do I delete E mail ? need to sort thru my inbox ….nt
I got this from a friend of mine. a brief history of wall street.
I had no idea about all this.
http://www.blacklistednews.com/103_Years_Later%2C_Wall_Street_Turned_Out_Just_As_One_Man_Predicted/44394/0/38/38/Y/M.html
In 1910, three years before the US Federal Reserve was founded, Senator Nelson Aldrich, Frank Vanderlip of National City (Citibank), Henry Davison of Morgan Bank, and Paul Warburg of the Kuhn, Loeb Investment House met secretly at Jekyll Island in Georgia to formulate a plan for a US central bank just years ahead of World War I.
The result of their work was the so-called Aldrich Plan which called for a system of fifteen regional central banks, i.e., National Reserve Associations, whose actions would be coordinated by a national board of commercial bankers. The Reserve Association would make emergency loans to member banks, and would create money to provide an elastic currency that could be exchanged equally for demand deposits, and would act as a fiscal agent for the federal government.
In other words, the Aldrich Plan proposed a "central bank" that would be openly and directly controlled by Wall Street commercial banks on whose behalf it would solely operate, instead of doing so indirectly, behind closed doors and the need for criminal investigations.
The Aldrich Plan was defeated in the House in 1912 but its outline became the model for the bill that eventually was adopted, as the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 whose passage not only unleashed the Fed as we know it now, but the entire shape of modern finance.
In 1912, one person who warned against the passage of the Aldrich Plan was Alfred Owen Crozier: a man who saw how it would all play out, and even wrote a book titled "U.S. Money vs Corporation Currency" (costing 25 cents) explaining and predicting everything that would ultimately happen, even adding some 30 illustrations for those readers who were visual learners.
The book, which is attached at the end of this post, is a must read, but even those pressed for time are urged to skim the following illustrations all of which were created in 1912, and all of which predicted just what the current financial system would look like.
it seems like a good read.
not sure how we fix it.
a little bit of cute.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/offbeat/worlds-smallest-deer-species-born-at-ny-zoo/ar-BBkQvyk?ocid=ansnewsap11http://img.s-msn.com/tenant/amp/entityid/BBkQvJc.img?h=406&w=624&m=6&q=60&o=f&l=f&x=1298&y=596
NEW YORK — A tiny deer is generating a giant dose of cuteness in New York City.
The Wildlife Conservation Society sent out a baby announcement Monday. It's a boy!
The southern pudu (POO'-doo) fawn — the world's smallest deer species — was born May 12 at the Queens Zoo.
The fawn is still nursing but soon will be munching on leaves, grain, kale, carrots and hay.
The white spots on his soft brown fur will disappear as he grows up.
In his case, though, "growing up" won't be much of a vertical process.
Southern pudus tend to be around a foot tall at the shoulder.
do not know how to post the picture.
mega cute.
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