Archive for April 2nd, 2008

Learning to Cope with a Money Emergency

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

Its says that “the nerve of the war, is money”. This gives us the important rule, money plays in our life, as a human being, with a physical body.

At least once in every person’s life comes a…

Cloth Diapers or Disposable Diapers?

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

Over the years many new parents have had to make the choice of whether to use cloth diapers or disposable diapers on their child. Disposable diapers have been around since the early 1960s and cloth di…

How to buy one of the houses for sale in Mallorca, Majorca

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

It is very simple and easy to buy one of the houses for sale in Mallorca, Majorca. First, you have to talk to a real estate agent. This is the first step in buying one of the houses for sale in Mallor…

Secured Loans: Appropriate Finances To Fulfill Your Goals

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

A person is always driven by the energy to fulfill his various goals. If somewhere the person is not financially equipped to set his priorities right, he has the option to take external financial supp…

Open Question: Need help with aquiring a sponsership!?

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

I am 19 years old….I am having some problems in life. I would love to attend a program in Mesa, Arizona called Anasazi……
It is the adult program. The problem I am having is being able to finance it. It costs $465 (i think) a day with a $750 upfront fee…it is a 42-day program. I have seen the results of this program and find it would greatly benifet me. I cannot get a loan because I am not working…am not working because of the problems I have been having. I have no family that is willing to help me out. I am in Canada. Any ideas or anyone willing to help would be great. Looking to possibly find a spnser or scolorship. Thanks…please no rude or joking around answers.

http://www.anasazi.org/

Open Question: Help me with a survey… What are your interests?

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

Choose several from this list:

Arts & Culture
Autos
Beauty & Style
Books & Literature
Business & Finance
Consumer Electronics
Crafts & Projects
Environment
Extreme Sports
Family & Relationships
Food & Drink
Government & Politics
Health & Fitness
Home & Garden
Kids & Parenting
Motorsports
Movies & Television
Music
News & Events
Pets & Animals
Playable Web Games
Recreation & Outdoors
Science, Engineering, Mathematics
Shopping
Society & Culture
Sports
Technology & Computers
Travel & Places
Video Games

After you’ve done that, please add any that aren’t on the list. Thanks!

Open Question: Help me with a survey…. What are your interests?

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

Choose as many as you can from this list:

Arts & Culture
Autos
Beauty & Style
Business & Finance
Consumer Electronics
Environment
Extreme Sports
Family & Relationships
Food & Drink
Government & Politics
Health & Fitness
Home & Garden
Kids & Parenting
Motorsports
Movies & Television
Music
News & Events
Pets & Animals
Playable Web Games
Recreation & Outdoors
Science, Engineering, Mathematics
Shopping
Society & Culture
Sports
Technology & Computers
Travel & Places
Video Games

After you’ve done that, please add any that aren’t on the list. Thanks!

Open Question: For those using "recreational drugs"?

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

I don’t care if stars do it. I don’t care if your friends do it. I don’t care if you think you can handle it. I have just left the funeral of my 23 year old niece. She was an absolutely gorgeous girl with blonde blonde hair and huge dark blue eyes. She was the baby of the family. She was a “mama’s girl” - very very close to her mother. When she was 15 she started experimenting with drugs. Her father had been a drug user in his youth but had managed to break free. He and her mother warned her repeatedly what she was doing, the dangers she was facing. They went in debt to send her to rehab. They flushed every drug they could find. Eventually they used up all of their money on paying fees and bonds when she could not hold down jobs. Finally they realized that she would never be willing to recover until she hit bottom. She flunked out of school. She never finished high school. She began to finance her habit by stealing her folk’s car and driving to Chicago on drug runs.
She used her beauty to get boyfriends to support her - often very abusive boyfriends. She stole from everyone. When she was coming for a visit we learned to hide all of our valuables. She lied and manipulated and used people. When she went through rehab, for a few months we’d have the old Brandy - the girl who wanted to be a nurse, who loved butterflies and pitbulls, who was kind and generous and good. But the drugs would call her back. And we’d have the hallucinating, manipulative, violent stranger again. Always she planned to quit eventually. She took her most treasured possessions to her mother’s house and asked her to hide them so she wouldn’t hock them. On Thursday she walked out on Rehab. On Saturday she was dead of an overdose. Please please don’t start. You cannot imagine the grief of her family. Her father is broken to pieces. Even her kitten, who stayed by her side those 5 hours till she was found, can not recover. Please don’t let this happen to your family. I’m begging.

Open Question: For you obamanites who think he is truth, here is one of his lies. Don’t you think its time wake up people?.

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

Posted February 2nd, 2008 by oldmole
The day after he was elected to the U.S. Senate from Illinois in November 2004, Barack Obama, “pressed by the Chicago media the day after his election, flatly denied that he would run for the Oval office in 2008,” according to the 2007 book “OBAMA: From Promise to Power” by former Chicago Tribune reporter David Mendell.

Yet in 2008, the same campaign media consultant who handled Democratic Massachusetts Gov. Deval “Nothing Accomplished” Patrick’s campaign in 2006 and the Richard Daley Dynasty Machine’s past mayoralty campaigns in Chicago, David Axelrod, is now attempting to market Obama as the next occupant of the White House’s Oval office.

According to the `OBAMA: From Promise to Power” book:

“Without Axelrod as his marketing specialist, it’s unclear if Obama would have won the Democratic Party primary [in Illinois in 2004]…Axelrod…was the publicity agent who sold Obama to Illinois voters. Obama would lean on Axelrod increasingly throughout the 2003-2004 campaign season–and thereafter. If Obama was on his cell phone, which seemed to be at every spare moment, there was a high probability that he was consulting with `Ax’, the apt nickname for this cutthroat political operativee. Obama would call Axelrod three or four times a day, at all hours of the day and night, seeking his counsel…Axelrod is a former reporter for the `Chicago Tribune.’…

“One of Axelrod’s most enduring clients is Mayor Daley, who lords over Chicago with a powerful political machine unmatched anywhere in the country. When Daley’s political apparatus became the focus of a federal corruption investigation into widespread illegal patronage hiring at city hall, Axelrod rushed in to defend the mayor with TV appearances and op-ed pieces…”

Besides being backed by media consultant Axelrod, Obama has also apparently been financially backed by Chicago’s billionaire Pritzker Dynasty since 2002. As “OBAMA: From Promise to Power” also observed:

“…He [Obama] invited a group of African-American professionals to the house of Marty Nesbit, who had served as finance chairman of his congressional campaign. Nesbitt is the president of a Chicago parking management company and vice president of the Pritzker Realty Group, part of the Pritzker family empire…He had been friends with Obama for years. Their wives were also close…

“…Nesbitt arranged a weekend getaway to help Obama reach inside the deepest pockets he knew–those of the Pritzker family.

“The Pritzkers rule a family that embodies…extreme wealth in Chicago. One of the richest families in the country, with a fortune estimated at $20 billion, the Pritzkers amassed [their]…fortune through Hyatt hotels, financial services and numerous other enterprises. The clan is intensely private…Nesbitt knew that if Obama could sell himself to Penny Pritzker, her support would not only reap huge immediate financial dividends, but also be a crucial step in the foundation of a fund-raising network.

“So in late summer 2002, Obama, Michelle [Robinson-Obama] and their two daughters drove to Penny Pritzker’s weekend cottage along the lakefront in Michigan about forty-five minutes from Chicago…”

Although Barack Obama claims to be against the Bush Adminsitration’s decision to attack Iraq in 2003, as a U.S. Senator in early 2006 Obama voted to confirm as U.S. Secretary of State the National Security Affairs Adviser to George W. Bush, Condoleezza Rice, who was one of the architects of the Bush Administration’s decision to attack Afghanistan in 2001 and to attack Iraq in 2003.

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Open Question: My husband is so stressed out, how can I help and support him properly?

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

My husband and I have a great relationship. We are truly best friends and we are expecting our first baby in 3 wks. He works as a financial broker with my family but he realized that after 4 yrs of his business it is not the job he always dreamed of. He can’t quit now b/c of the baby coming up, plus we get great benefits. Also my family will get very upset if he leaves and they’ll take it out on us by possibly not helping with the baby, but my husband’s happiness is what I care about the most. He got a degree in finance so he doesn’t know what else he can do other than go back to school which isn’t an option at this time and he and I both agree for me to be a stay at home mom. I see his soul withering away daily and I’m so hormonal I don’t think I’m helping him much…plus he’s scared about becoming a dad. As his wife, how can I help him? Watching him so stressed kills me and I’m afraid that the baby, even though is a great blessing, will add on more than he can bear.