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Car Loans 101 – 5 Questions To Ask...Global thought leader James Arthur Ray shared methods for using spiritual and mental power to achieve tangible results. He listed five pillars for "harmonic wealth" or well-being: financial, relational, intellectual, physical and spiritual. You can be deficit in one or more of these areas but can enhance them through various techniques. People tend to attract like energies, and their ideations about themselves are an important factor in relationships and money, he said, adding that "you get what you're looking for."
Ray said he studied with shamans in Peru for three years and learned the significance of having a connection to Gaia or Mother Earth. Gaining control of your dreams through lucid dreaming can lead to more control in your waking life, he noted.
One method of tapping into the universe involves practicing gratitude-- it puts you in a vibration to attract more of what you want, Ray shared. A positive approach-- "stand for something" rather than against something is also advisable, he imparted.
First hour guest, actor/singer Pat Boone made an in-studio visit discussing his 50-year anniversary as an entertainer. He has a new memoir out titled Pat Boone's America: 50 Years.
'Paranormal sensitive' Erika Frost appeared briefly during the first hour to discuss her involvement in this weekend's Ghost Fest aboard the Queen Mary. George will be doing a live remote there on Friday night, as well as a book signing at 1pm on Sat.
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Journal of the Southwest
Volume 50, Number 4, Winter 2008
pp. 783-784 | 10.1353/jsw.2008.0011
Contents Volume 50 Spring 2008 In Pursuit of the Ceremonial: The Laboratory of Anthropology’s “Master Collection” of Zuni Pottery Karen Lucic and Bruce Bernstein 1 Summer 2008 Ancient Cultural Interplay of the American Southwest in the Mexican Northwest David R. Wilcox, Phil C. Wiegand, J. Scott Wood and Jerry B. Howard 103 The Mask and the Dance Kitty Alice Snead 207 Autumn 2008 Fences Edited by Ed Williams Walls and Fences: Perspectives from Universities and Museums Ed Williams and Anna Johnson 227 Fences and Between Fences: Cultural, Historical, and Smithsonian Perspectives Robbie Davis and Ed Williams 243 Border Conflict, Border Fences, and the “Tortilla Curtain” Incident of 1978–1979 Oscar J. Martínez 263 La Pared Que Habla: A Photo Essay about Art and Graffiti at the Border Fence in Nogales, Sonora Maribel Alvarez 279 Constructing a Virtual Wall: Race and Citizenship in U.S.–Mexico Border Policing Josiah McC. Heyman 305 The Policy of Border Fencing between the United States and Mexico: Permeability and Shifting Functions Donna L. Lybecker 335 Winter 2008 Publishing the Southwest: 50 Years On 353 Sympathy for the Devil: Devil Sickness and Lore among the Tohono O’odham Daniel T. Reff 355) 377 The Timbisha Shoshone and the National Park Idea: Building toward Accommodation and Acknowledgment at Death Valley National Park, 1933-2000 Mark Miller 415 The Case of Tony Hillerman: An Interview Mario Materassi 447 In Memoriam: Kieran McCarty: (1925–2008) Bernard L. Fontana 459 A Sense of Place Senses of Place—y de Placer—in Baja Arizona Gary Paul Nabhan 465 Memory, Place, Being Joseph Wilder and Elizabeth Honor Wilder 471 Volume Contents 477...
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•The only thing we have to fear, is… SNOW!
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HUNTSVILLE, AL — The snark is strong in north Alabama.
Hours after schools and businesses started closing — but long before the first flakes settled — Huntsvillians were cracking jokes about the coming Snowpocalyse. The Huntsville Times has seen a good number of clever nicknames for this snow event, and even prompted the use of a rarely used weather term: thundersnow!
Panicky meteorologists, 24-hour media reports (yes, we know, The Times is just as guilty) and the rarity of this type of weather event are surely to blame for the reaction. So go ahead and poke a little fun at us, and leave a comment with your favorite snow event nickname.
Keep it relatively PG-13, please, but don’t be afraid to have a little fun. Speaking of fun, join the snow conversation on The Times’ Facebook page and Twitter feed.
Special thanks to Kevin L. Bardon for “Antarctibama.” Check out his other clever snow phrases on his blog, Warm Southern Breeze. Also thanks to gobamaua for the tip on thundersnow.3 edition of Introducing the GDR found in the catalog.
Published 1973 by Zeit im Bild in Dresden.
Statement by Herbert Arndt and others.
This is the story of eight citizens of the former German Democratic Republic, and how these dramatic changes affected them. All of the people in the book were born in East Germany after the Berlin Wall was put up in August, so they knew nothing other than living in a socialist system when the GDR. A global depository receipt (GDR and sometimes spelled depositary) is a general name for a depositary receipt where a certificate issued by a depository bank, which purchases shares of foreign companies, creates a security on a local exchange backed by those shares. They are the global equivalent of the original American depositary receipts (ADR) on which they are based.
Introduction. After the German defeat in World War Two, for a number of years there was no central German government, although state governments were fairly rapidly created (each of these adopted flags). In, the Allied Control Council adopted a merchant flag, a swallow tailed version of the international signal flag C (illustrated in Smith, p. ). The four chapters of this book and the many accompanying color photographs describe and portray comprehensive programs of socialist education provided for children in the German Democratic Republic (GDR). The introduction indicates the scope of educational objectives within national and international contexts. The first chapter of the book specifies elements of the educational programs.
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German Art Collections and Exhibits since the Legacy of the GDR Re-introducing GDR Art to Germany: the Kunstfonds in Dresden ‘GDR on the Pacific’: (Re)presenting East Germany in Author: Silke Wagler.
This small book starts with the words “Much has been written about how awful the German Democratic Republic supposedly was this book is an attempt to provide a more balanced evaluation and to examine GDR-style socialism in terms of what we can learn from it.”.
The German Democratic Republic (GDR), German: Deutsche Demokratische Republik (DDR), often known in English as East Germany, existed from to It covered the area of the present-day German states of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Brandenburg, Berlin (excluding West Berlin), Sachsen,