Fat Burner....

I sure need to loose some weight, and at the same time, I need to tone up the muscles and get rid of some of the loose skin. I hope that loosing the fat won't make my skin too loose, because it's the fat burner that makes you loose the extra fat. I'll need more information about this product, so I will go to the website and look at the reviews.

Colorado Gets Snow.....

Colorado Ski Country USA, skiers and snowboarders enjoy the first day of skiing and riding for the season at the opening of Loveland Ski Area in Georgetown, Colo., Thursday, Oct. 7, 2009. Loveland is the first North American resort to open for the 2009-2010 season. This is the earliest the resort has opened in forty years.

Parks and Open Space Dept. employee clears snow from the entrance of the Lafayette Public Library on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009. Heavy wet snows are forecast to continue throughout the day for Colorado.

Body Builders........

Palestinian men compete during a bodybuilding contest in Gaza City, Friday, Oct. 23, 2009. Approximately 20 men competed in the contest, and over 500 people attended the event. Although not the first of its kind to be held in the Gaza Strip, bodybuilding contests are rare in the Hamas controlled territory.

Palestinian men compete during a bodybuilding contest in Gaza City, Friday, Oct. 23, 2009. The Arabic on the poster reads 'Under the supervision of the Palestine University - The Gaza Strip Bodybuilding Hero Contest'.

A Palestinian man poses during a bodybuilding contest in Gaza City.

Term Life.......

Investing in life insurance, has become an ordeal, these days with all the different companies you have offering package deals. To get good term life insurance quotes online you need to have an idea of the package deal your looking for and the price range you need for your budget. You have more insurance companies online today than ever before. Shop around for the best deal, and ask questions before you invest.

University of Texas Fight Song........

You can click and sing along..........

Edmonton Police Negotiating With Gunman........

Edmonton Tactical personnel gather near the Workers Compensation Board building in Edmonton, Canada on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009. Police are negotiating with a gunman reported to be holding as many as nine hostages in a building close to the Alberta legislature.

Herbal Remedies.......

I have had the occasion to visit a health food store down through the years. They have many different products and can very well equip you with whatever your looking for in the way of health. I was interested in loosing weight and would look for natural remedies instead of those harsh diets or weight loss pills that can really attack your body. Recently, I came across a Herbal Remedies Elite Store which is online. Since I've always be wary of these online stores, I made sure to look around and see what they offered. I found them to have products for men's health as well as women's health. They even offer a lip plumper for women to use on their lips, and fill out the lines of aging.

Wet Weather

This week has really brought in the "fall" weather, with more rain than usual. It's been nice and crisp in the early mornings the last few days. I actually had to grab a cover last night. I've been sleeping with the windows partially open at night for the fresh breeze. I knew that when the State Fair started that the weather would change. I was glad to get the nice rain we got last weekend, it softened up the hard ground and kept my plants, from dying. Now here it is raining again this week, but I'm not griping, we need it.

OMG......How Stupid.......

Is this guy stupid or what? What must his children think...........?

It's Pumpkin Time Again

Deadly Marathon..........

More than 19,000 people were registered to participate in the 32nd Detroit Free Press/Flagstar Marathon.

Officials say 36-year-old Daniel Langdon collapsed at about 9:02 a.m. Sunday between the 11- and 12-mile markers and 65-year-old Rick Brown collapsed at 9:17 a.m., near where Langdon went down.

Officials say 26-year-old Jon Fenlon collapsed at about 9:18 a.m., just after finishing the 13.1-mile half-marathon in 1:53:37.

It is said that emergency personnel were on the scene within seconds.

Autopsies are planned for Monday.

Rare Coins......

Are you into to rare coin collecting? I'm sure you have a great portfolio, to back up your investments. A collection of rare coins can be handed down from generation to generation, and develop even great value. I checked out a site that has been in business for quite awhile now. They deal in precious metals and have a good supply of rare coins on hand. It’s got a scrolling marquee, with the precious metals and coins with their price’s listed. Look at the American Gold Eagle coin, available in units of 10 coins in the US at $50. face value, for personal delivery. If you deal in silver bars or rare coins then you should have a good supply on hand should this type of recession happen. Silver today, is in short supply and very hard to find making the rare coins even more desirable to collectors. You can buy these metals from Monaco Rare Coins and have them delivered to your bank or institution according to your specifications. It is a service that deals with some of the finest rare coins in the world.

Ever Pick Cotton.......

Farms in different regions may offer something unique to the area, like farms in Georgia and South Carolina that offer a field of cotton to pick!

You can pick your own cotton! It's so soft and fluffy!

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Iraqi Oil.........

The BP logo is seen at a gas station in Washington. Iraq's government Saturday Oct. 17, 2009 approved an oil deal with a consortium led by British giant BP PLC to develop a prized oil field in the south. BP and its partner China's CNPC were the only winners in Iraq's first international oil auction in over 30 years in June for development rights for the 17.8 billion-barrel Rumaila field.

An Iraqi worker operates valves at Rumaila oil fields, near the southern city of Basra, Iraq.

A U.S. soldier stands guard on top of a humvee as oil workers work on oil well fires at Rumaila oil field, southern Iraq.

Sudan People..........

Sudanese women carrying sacks of relief food in south Sudan.

Southern Sudanese women arrive to collect food delivered by a United Nations helicopter in the town of Akobo, a remote region in Jonglei state.

Sudanese children look at soldiers with the United Nations Assistance Mission in Darfur in the village of Kashalongo, southern Darfur. US non-governmental organizations are pressing President Barack Obama to launch a new peace initiative for Darfur, as they express concern about the approach being taken by US envoy Scott Gration.

Colon Cleanse........

I'm sure you've seen all the different advertisements, lately about cleansing out you body through a colon cleanse. The different products that are being offered are down right scary. I find that it's better to get more than one opinion about products like this. Going to different website's and doing research is the best thing, when looking for colon cleansing reviews . I suggest doing this before ever investing or taking any product that has such extreme effects on the body.

Wedding Photo Stamps......

Thounsands Flee.............

Tens of thousands of people have fled Pakistan's lawless tribal region ahead of an expected army offensive, officials said Wednesday, as fighter jets pounded Taliban positions. However, a wave of Taliban attacks in Pakistan killing 125 people since last Monday has stoked fears that the long-awaited ground offensive is looming, sending more people fleeing to neighbouring districts.

Authorities have registered 90,000 people displaced from South Waziristan on the Afghan border since August, with a fresh exodus after a weekend hostage siege at army headquarters near Islamabad that deeply embarrassed the military.

Displaced Pakistani children from the troubled district of Bajaur eat donated food at a makeshift camp on the outskirts of Peshawar in 2008. The UN food agencies have said that the food crisis in poor countries coupled with the global economic crisis have caused a spike in world hunger, with more than one billion people undernourished this year.

Free Traffic/Links

I've been trying to get my blog's ranks up, to a decent level. Unfortunatley, once you get them up, it's hard to keep them there. I've used search engines, links and such, but the page ranks are still languishing. This free web directory offers free links to help get your website or blog's rank up. They also have paid links, if you are interested in them. I hope it will help me, with my blogs, because I could use the extra income, they help produce.

Economy Recovering ?

Bar chart showing the monthly US unemployment rate since Aug 2008. Finance chiefs said the global economic crisis was far from over as ministers from the Group of Seven leading rich economies met in Istanbul amid concern about the weak US dollar.

More than 80 percent of economists believe the recession is over and an expansion has begun, but they expect the recovery will be slow as worries over unemployment and high federal debt persist. The forecasters upgraded the economic outlook for the next several quarters. Forecasters now expect the economy, as measured by gross domestic product, to advance at a 2.9 percent pace in the second half of the year, after falling for four straight quarters for the first time on records dating to 1947. They expect a 3 percent gain in 2010.

What No Sugar Cube ?

An Afghan child is vaccinated against polio during a polio eradication campaign in Jalalabad, Nangarhar province, east of Kabul, Afghanistan, Monday, Oct. 12, 2009. Around 7.7 million Afghan children are going to be vaccinated in a three days of a polio vaccination drive, launched by Afghan Health Ministry with the cooperation of the World Health Organization and the United Nations Children's Fund in the country.

Too Much Fraud.........

A worker of the Afghan Election Commission counts the suspicious presidential ballots during the recounting possess at the main election office in Kabul, Afghanistan. Election workers began recounting ballots from the disputed Aug. 20 presidential election Monday, and a senior official said he expected to announce late next week whether President Hamid Karzai had won or would face a runoff with his main rival.

The U.S. and its international partners are anxious for a U.N.-backed commission to wrap up its investigation into fraud charges and determine whether President Hamid Karzai won or must face second-place finisher Abdullah Abdullah in a runoff. Efforts to resolve Afghanistan's fraud-marred presidential election suffered new setbacks Monday when one of two Afghans on the commission looking into alleged cheating resigned over "foreign interference" and U.N. officials acknowledged that errors and miscommunication had plagued the investigation.

Oprah In Dallas For State Fair.......

This Oct. 11, 2009 photo shows Oprah Winfrey, right, along with show contributors Ali Wentworth, second right, and Gayle King, third right, as she takes part in one of the Super Midway games at the State Fair of Texas on Sunday, October 11, 2009. Winfrey was in town taping segments for an upcoming episode of 'The Oprah Winfrey Show' that will air this fall.

Dogs Need Homes.......

This hurts the heart… I have personally met Wally and transported numerous “rescued” German Shepherds to Camp Wolfgang for the Waco Humane Society... but now is NOT the time to be sad, there are German Shepherds (and a few other breeds) who need our urgent help!

**PLEASE FORWARD AND CROSS-POST; YOUR CONTACT MAY MAKE THE DIFFERENCE IN THE LIFE OF A DOG**

As requested NO DONATIONS PLEASE. Just forward this email to help find homes.

***CONTACT: Neisha Livengood

Email: windigo1966@yahoo.com

Phone: 214-755-1627

Camp Wolfgang, a German Shepherd rescue facility in Ennis (an hour north of Waco) is closing its doors. The reason doesn’t matter… what matters is finding homes, foster or permanent, for these rescued dogs that should not be having to face this fate.

Please be sure to forward to family and friends who may have law enforcement, military or animal handling experience as they may have a special place in their hearts for German Shepherds and the following breeds:

Camp Wolfgang in Ennis, Texas, is closing its doors on October 31st.

All the dogs are vetted, spayed/neutered, micro-chipped, well cared-for and many have had training.

There are approximately 200 dogs that must find homes, foster or permanent, before October 31, or they will have no choice but to euthanize them. Please forward this information to everyone you know...if we all forward this to everyone we know, chances are good that many of these dogs can be saved! They do not need or want donations, they simply MUST place all of the dogs.

Adoption fees are $75.00, but no charge to verifiable rescue groups.

Current dogs: (approximate)

120 German Shepherds

2 Akitas

1 Anatolian/Great Pyrenees

4 Purebred Rottweiler

1 Great Dane/Lab

1 Boxer/Mastiff

1 St. Bernard/Akita

1 WolfDog

45 Other mixed breeds

If you know anyone who can adopt, foster or accept a dog into a current rescue group, contact Neisha Livengood, Kennel Master at Camp Wolfgang.

Neisha Livengood

windigo1966@yahoo.com

wally@campwolfgang.com

campwolfgang@yahoo.com

phone: 214-755-1627

Camp Wolfgang 6234 FM 879 Ennis, Texas 75119

Free Links......

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Pakistan Army Headquarters ..........

Pakistani police commandos take positions in front of army headquarters during an operation in Rawalpindi on October 11. Commandos stormed Pakistan's army headquarters Sunday ending a day-long hostage drama and freeing 39 people held by militants who brazenly struck at the heart of the military establishment.

Pakistani soldiers take up position after an attack on the entrance of army headquarters in the garrison city Rawalpindi. The drama unfolded just before midday on Saturday, when up to 10 Taliban gunmen in military uniform and armed with automatic weapons and grenades drove up to the compound and shot their way through one checkpost at the HQ.

Taylor Doing Well......

Elizabeth Taylor, is feeling fine after a heart procedure. The 77-year-old actress says in a post on Twitter Thursday that the treatment "went off perfectly" and she feels like she has a "brand new ticker."

Earlier in the week, Taylor tweeted that she would be going into the hospital for the procedure and asked her 164,239 followers for their prayers. "I know they all helped," she tweeted.

Dig This........

Nissan Land Glider

The Land Glider electric vehicle tilts from side to side, sashaying into curves by up to a 17-degree angle, as though showing off in a fashion statement that it's zero-emissions.

The wheel segments of the car can move separately from the cabin, allowing the car, still an experimental concept model, to sway and swerve, almost like a motorcycle. The car glided around on a test course at Nissan's design center, outside Tokyo, leaning slowly to one side, and then the other, as it turned tight corners. It is 43 inches wide, and has sensors to calculate speed and level of lean required for corners. It can maneuver through narrow streets and fit into tight parking spaces.

People aboard sit in a line, one behind the other, not next to each other as in traditional two-seaters.

More Storms..........

Typhoon Melor roared into central Japan on Thursday, leaving two people dead and lashing the region with heavy rain and gusty winds.

Utility poles lie buckled in the wake of Typhoon Melor.

The storm stayed west of Tokyo, but still caused enough trouble to shut down trains for a time and snarl commuter traffic. Numerous flights were canceled and delayed at the city's two major airports. In western and northern Japan, Melor tore roofs off homes, downed power lines and flooded roads.

The storm contributed to the deaths of 54-year-old newspaper delivery man in Wakayama, who ran into a fallen tree, and a 69-year-old man from Saitama, who was crushed by a tree.

By late Thursday, Melor had weakened to a tropical storm and was heading out to sea.

Another Quake......

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center immediately issued a regional tsunami warning for 11 nations and territories, including Vanuatu, the Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea, Nauru, Fiji and Kiribati. A tsunami watch, a lower level of alert, was in effect as far away as Australia and New Zealand. There were no immediate reports of injury or damage from officials in Vanuatu, a chain of 83 islands. It lies just over 1,400 miles (2,200 kilometers) northeast of Sydney, Australia.

The latest warning comes just two weeks after a quake of magnitude 8.3 rocked the South Pacific near Samoa, sparking tsunami waves that killed at least 178 people and devastated coastal villages in Samoa, American Samoa and in northern Tonga.

I worry that this one will be just as bad as the other one..............

Tony Fein Dead at 27........

Tony Fein, an Iraq war veteran and NFL rookie linebacker, has died of unexplained causes after collapsing at a friend’s house in what his agent said appears to be “an accidental situation.” Fein, 27, an undrafted rookie free agent from Mississippi, was lying face down and unconscious, vomiting and barely breathing when medics arrived at a house outside Port Orchard on the Kitsap Peninsula just before 9 a.m PDT Tuesday. The medics put a breathing tube down Fein’s throat after he stopped breathing and administered medication, but he went into cardiac arrest during the drive to Harrison Medical Center in Bremerton, across Puget Sound from Seattle, and was pronounced dead at the hospital at 9:48 a.m. PDT Tuesday

Lost Hope for Survivors........

Search teams lost hope of finding any more survivors under the rubble left by a massive earthquake, as torrential rains on Sunday held up aid delivery in the remote hills of western Indonesia where several villages were wiped out.

Rescue teams instead focused on retrieving the rotting bodies from the rubble of the magnitude 7.6 earthquake in Sumatra island, setting up tents for the tens of thousands of homeless and providing them food and drinking water.

Indonesian villagers cover their faces as rescue volunteers retrieve bodies from the ground in an area severely hit by landslides following last Wednesday's earthquake in the Sumatran Island village of Jumanak, in Padang Pariaman, Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009. Officials said hundreds of people were buried and presumed dead in the hillside villages in Padang Pariaman district on the western coast of Sumatra island following the 7.6 magnitude earthquake last week.

Animals of the Region

An Afghan man walks through a field with his donkey in a village at Kherwar district in Logar province.

An Afghan man walks with his cow in a village in Kherwar district in Logar province.

Afghan children walk with their domestic animals in a village at Kherwar district. Looks like one calf and 2 sheep to me.

A goat is seen walking past soldiers from the U.S. Army's Charlie troop, 371 Cavalry, 3rd brigade of 10th Mountain Division based in Fort Drum, New York, as they check an Afghan man before questioning him in his village at Kherwar district in Logar province.

Villagers working the fields........

An Afghan girl watches while a convoy with soldiers from the U.S. Army's Alfa Company, passes her in Logar province. Must be a very stressful life, to have to live.

What Are You Searching For?

Search engines are becoming more popular, on the internet. I've seen several that have been introduced in the last year or so. One of these is considered to be chocked full of great information. It is very convenient to use, since all you need to do is click on one of the links, listed to find a certain website. The Rapidshare Search can send you to places, you never knew existed. It's as though your traveling around visiting new places, cultures and societies. I'm sure it will be to your benefit, to try this search engine, and see what different website's it has to offer your pleasure.

Second Typhoon Hits........

Typhoon Parma slammed into the Philippines on Saturday, ripping off roofs, toppling power pylons and swelling rivers in the country's mountainous north. At least two people were killed. The storm — the country's second in eight days — cut a path across the northeastern tip of the main island of Luzon and was headed in the direction of Taiwan, where evacuations of southern villages were under way.

Evacuees line up in floodwaters to receive pack meals and bottled water at San Pedro township, Laguna province, south of Manila, Philippines, Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009. Tropical storm Ketsana brought the worst flooding in metropolitan Manila and neighboring provinces in more than 40 years. Tens of thousands of villagers fled the likely path of a powerful typhoon bearing down on the Philippines, as the government braced for the possibility of a second disaster just days after a storm killed hundreds.

2016 Olympic Games in Rio.........

Brazilian soccer legend Pele reacts after Rio De Janeiro won the vote to host the 2016 Olympic Games at the Bella Centre on October 2, 2009 in Copenhagen, Denmark. South America gets an Olympics. The 2016 Games are going to Rio de Janeiro.

Chicago had long been seen as a front-runner and got the highest possible level of support—from President Barack Obama himself. But he only spent a few hours in the Danish capital where the vote was held and left before the result was announced. Former IOC member Kai Holm said that the brevity of his appearance may have counted against him. Now, Chicago can only rue what might have been. And Obama’s gamble of expending his own political capital on the bid backfired.

Second Quake Hits....

Rescue teams struggled on Thursday to reach scores of people trapped under debris and survivors pleaded for aid after a powerful quake hit the Indonesian city of Padang, possibly killing thousands.

Indonesian soldiers and rescue workers search for earthquake victims trapped under a destroyed building in Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia, Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009. A second earthquake with a 6.8 magnitude rocked western Indonesia Thursday, a day after the region was devastated by an undersea quake of 7.6 magnitude.

Loosing Weight

Looking at the recent events, I would say that most of the people in the tsunami areas hardest hit, won't be worried about loosing weight, but rather finding necessary food to stay alive. Those of us who are doing well and are not affected by the weather situations, will probably need some form of weight loss pills . They say that American's are among some of the fattest people in the world. We love to eat, and do so.