I know it is a bit early but does anyone here have good info on when to start my garden veggies indoors? Also, Suggestions when to plant outdoors?
Thanks, G
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2009-09-06
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT:
Shelley Stile
Coaching for Change/Divorce Recovery Life Coach
Phone: 973-746-0844/office
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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT LIFE AFTER DIVORCE
UPPER MONTCLAIR, NJ - August 21, 2009. Shelley Stile, Divorce Recovery Life Coach, announces the release of her book, Everything You Need To Know About Life After Divorce. The book is a compilation of the many articles that Ms. Stile has written over the years on divorce recovery. Included in the book are the cornerstones of regaining control of life after a divorce by letting go and moving on after the divorce.
Stile explains, “Divorce recovery is based on the central premise of acceptance: of your present reality and of the end of your marriage along with letting go of resentment, regret, blame and anger. Negative emotions ultimately hurt the person experiencing them. They are a burden that keeps one stuck in the pain of the past. Non-acceptance involves thinking of what could or should be versus what is. One resists reality instead of going with their life’s direction. The work of divorce recovery involves understanding, on an experiential level, the price we pay for holding on and the gift of freedom when we let go.”
The following are articles that can be found in the e-book:
v Acceptance of What Was and What Is
v Cutting the Emotional Ties that Bind
v Moving Beyond Your Divorce
v Honoring the Truth
v How to Handle your Emotions During Divorce
v Beware Expectations
v How To Forgive
v Mistakes are Life Lessons
v Victimhood: The Curse of Divorce Recovery
v You Can’t Always get What You Want
v Acceptance of Your New Reality
v The Power of Acceptance
v Freedom is the Reward of Letting Go
v Living with Change and Uncertainty
v Moving Beyond Your Divorce
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Nearly half the marriages in this country fail. The New York Times recently released the results of a national research study saying that divorce can make one ill. Stile believes that it is not the divorce per se that creates illness, but the inability to handle this massive life transition effectively as well as the lack of acceptance of life after divorce.
“One can learn to let go, to move on, to create a new life after divorce that holds great promise for the future,” says Shelley. “ A divorce can be a catalyst for handling all the emotional baggage we have carted around for years as well as a springboard into a better life.”
Shelley Stile is professionally trained Divorce Recovery Life Coach, speaker, and author based in Montclair, New Jersey. In addition to her private practice, Shelley leads workshops and tele-seminars on divorce recovery and has taught at the Adult Schools of Montclair and Chatham, NJ.
2009-07-07
Dear Friend of Liberty,
Earlier today, the first shot in our battle to pass Audit the Fed through the U.S.
Senate was fired on the Senate floor by Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina.
Senator
DeMint, who has a well-deserved reputation for taking
the battle to the other side in the Senate, once again proved why he is
such a valuable ally in our fight to bring transparency and
accountability to
the Federal Reserve.
A little while ago, the Senate voted to pass HR 2918, the Legislative Branch Appropriations Act. This $3 billion bill
contains, among many other things, provisions for GAO audits on certain agencies.
Seizing
on a chance to take quick action to bring Audit the
Fed up for a vote, and with the GAO provisions in mind, Senator DeMint
attached the full text of S 604, the Senate version of Ron Paul's Audit
the Fed
bill, to HR 2918 as Senate Amendment 1367 before it was considered for
final passage.
However, Senate Democrats refused to even allow a vote
on the amendment! That's right. The internationalist, Fed-loving elite in the Senate used a parliamentary tactic to shut down
DeMint's amendment.
After
Senator DeMint brought Audit the Fed to the floor, Senator Ben Nelson
of Nebraska raised a "point of order" to
prevent a vote, claiming that the amendment violated Senate Rule 16 by
"legislating" on an appropriations bill. The Senate president agreed,
and the
amendment was shot down.
Senator DeMint did not back down, though, and directly challenged Senate leadership by pointing out the other GAO
audits contained in the bill. As Senator DeMint listed them off, the Senate president was forced to agree with Senator DeMint that each one he
described, all of which would be left in for final passage, also violated Senate Rule 16.
Which tells us at least one thing: the
problem wasn't with "legislating" on the bill or violating Senate Rules (which is commonly done). Shooting down the amendment was about
preventing a thorough audit of the Federal Reserve for the first time in its history!
Senate
leadership is hoping this issue will
just fade away so they can get on to what they deem to be more
"important" business, like dictating what kind of healthcare plan you
and I can carry
or passing destructive Cap-and-Tax legislation.
But the American people deserve answers on what the Fed has done with trillions of our tax
dollars and what they are committing us and future generations to as part of their secret deals with foreign central banks and
governments.
The leadership decided today to turn their backs on transparency, but our fight is just beginning.
As
Senator
DeMint made clear on the floor, the Audit the Fed bill has wide
bipartisan support. He rightly warned the Senate that even if they
delay
today, they WILL have to deal with the issue on the floor.
It is up to you and me to back up Senator DeMint's words by making sure the
momentum continues to build and the bill comes up for a final vote.
The rejection of the Audit amendment is just the first battle in
our war. Now is the time to really put the pressure on the U.S. Senate to Audit the Fed!
Senator
DeMint fired the opening salvo and
showcased the hypocrisy of the Senate for allowing other GAO audits to
be included in the bill while refusing to even allow a vote on Fed
transparency.
Again, we're just getting started. Senator DeMint will keep fighting to pass Audit the Fed on its own or as an amendment, and we
need to continue putting pressure on our senators to do everything in their power to achieve a floor vote!
Click here to sign our online petition. And visit our Audit the Fed action page for contact information to call, write, and
fax your senators and urge them to support S 604 and to push for a final vote.
Together, we will finish this fight to Audit the Fed!
In Liberty,
John Tate
President
2009-06-26
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2009-05-01
Great Post MIKE!!!!
Just adding it again so people are able to find this posting!
TC - G
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