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- War and Strife Will Always Exist?
by Scott Petullo. It appears as if war has always existed. Even throughout the universe, past-life researchers (going way back), including our own research and visions, report various forms of controversy, discord, and aggression.
Militarily, economically, psychically, or other ways, there is always risk of attack and nothing will change that. You can't just try to think only positive thoughts and "increase the l... products, articles, news
- Collecting Vintage Ads
by John Vanderbeck. Vintage ads are fun to collect. The hobby has grown significantly over the last few years, and is expected to continue to grow in the future. Everyone has their own reasons for collecting vintage ads. Some people collect to reminisce about earlier years, some like the ad campaigns or the artwork, and yet others see the collection as an investment. For some people the collection is just an ext... products, articles, news
- Tips For Organised Card Making
by Vicki Churchill. Card making is a hobby that I really enjoy and along the way I have picked up a few tips that may be beneficial to other fellow crafters.
The most important one of all is never to throw anything away, keep any off cuts of paper and card, as these could be useful for making cards in the future and save you money at the same time.
The best place to store all your off cuts is in a craft box which ... products, articles, news
- Keith Payne Victoria Cross - DSC, USA, Silver Star USA Kontom Province Vietnam
by Barry Sheppard. The Victoria Cross: Awarded for very outstanding deeds of gallantry in the presence of the enemy.
The cross is bronze and made from one of the Russian guns captured at Sebastopol. It has the words "For Valour" on the front. On the reverse side of the cross is the date of the act of bravery with the persons name engraved at the back of the clasp. It can be awarded to any rank, any length of serv... products, articles, news
- Understanding the Iraq Surge
by Greg Reeson. "We finally got the troops there. Americans have got to understand, it takes a while to mobilize additional troops and move them from the United States to Iraq. We got them there, and now we're beginning to move."-President George W. Bush, Speech at the Naval War College, June 28, 2007.
With these words President Bush reminded the nation that the new security plan for Iraq, the so-called "surge,... products, articles, news
- Birding Supply Essentials You Should Know About
by Terry Edwards. Having the right birding supply essentials is crucial for enjoying bird watching during any time of year. This article will look at some of these must have birding supplies to help you on your next outing.
Waterproof Equipment - Obviously, you always should prepare for a change in weather. If you've ever went through a rainstorm without rain gear, then you know how fast this can ruin any birding... products, articles, news
- When Everyone Wants You Out!
by K. Kemper. I, and educators world-wide, wish peace and enlightenment for all. Sometimes, to achieve this, we must temper the common good with one's own desires. [Wonder if that stems from Buddhism?]
I have been fortunate to have traveled to Europe, the Middle East, Canada and Mexico. Having a fair education [college instructor] and a reasonably open mind, I strive to seek solutions to unique proble... products, articles, news
- Keep Beautiful Memories - Make a Scrapbook!
by Xandra Veal. If you're anything like me this will be familiar. You go to a family function (or party, or other event) and think you'll never forget it. You take some photos. You gather a keepsake or two. You're sure it's a day you'll always remember. Unfortunately the photos and bits and pieces get shoved in an old shoe box or a drawer out of the way. Some things get lost. The memory starts to fade...well it... products, articles, news
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