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| − | + | On this day I met a husband and wife from India who had made Ground Zero their top priority during their first-ever visit to the States. They knew no one who'd died, knew no one who'd survived, knew absolutely no one in any way connected with the tragedy. But they respected freedom and grieved for the slain innocent.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />Pack your moving boxes by offices. Avoid mixing items from different offices in the same moving boxes. There will be less or in an ideal world no confusion when you reach your new office.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />Initially, detectives were looking for Nelson not as a suspect, but to question her because she was said to have spoken to Jonathan around 12:30 p.m. the day he disappeared.<br /><br />First, is forex trading difficult for an Average Joe? Definately not! Craig Harris is a Texan construction worker who learned forex trading all by himself and now is easily making around $500-$1,000 daily. In fact, he has developed his own forex trading course and is mentoring and coaching other people in how to trade forex. Bob Iaccino was a truck driver in Chicago who now regularly gets interviewed by CNBC and other financial channels. Tom Strignano never went to a good school but ended up as a Chief Currency Trader at an elite bank. The only quality these people had was determination.<br /><br />Fortune and circumstances delayed Barrette's return to the valley of his dreams. It was not until late fall of 1869 that Barrette was able to assemble equipment and supplies and return to Cedar Creek. Barrette and his partner, Basil Lanthier, traversed the steep cedar-clad gulch on saddle horses accompanied by a string of pack horses loaded with sufficient provisions to last them for several weeks.<br /><br />Foul weather, food shortages and hazardous conditions did not deter those who suffered gold fever. Within the month the snow-packed drainage was parceled into nearly 2,500 separate claims. Tempers ran high, violence was common place and claim jumping was rampant. An estimated 3,000 men wintered that year in the gulch and it was visited by three times that many more. That first winter it was men only as there were no women on the creek in 1869.<br /><br />And, with this idea, you still have the Apprentice Factor, giving people the incentive to work hard. You aren't stealing money from the rich, but you are sharing the wealth. Think about it. Economists, let me know if I'm on to something, or if the idea is half-baked. Liberals, go ahead and tell me why it's better just to steal the money from the rich. | |
Revision as of 02:35, 15 November 2019
On this day I met a husband and wife from India who had made Ground Zero their top priority during their first-ever visit to the States. They knew no one who'd died, knew no one who'd survived, knew absolutely no one in any way connected with the tragedy. But they respected freedom and grieved for the slain innocent.
Pack your moving boxes by offices. Avoid mixing items from different offices in the same moving boxes. There will be less or in an ideal world no confusion when you reach your new office.
Initially, detectives were looking for Nelson not as a suspect, but to question her because she was said to have spoken to Jonathan around 12:30 p.m. the day he disappeared.
First, is forex trading difficult for an Average Joe? Definately not! Craig Harris is a Texan construction worker who learned forex trading all by himself and now is easily making around $500-$1,000 daily. In fact, he has developed his own forex trading course and is mentoring and coaching other people in how to trade forex. Bob Iaccino was a truck driver in Chicago who now regularly gets interviewed by CNBC and other financial channels. Tom Strignano never went to a good school but ended up as a Chief Currency Trader at an elite bank. The only quality these people had was determination.
Fortune and circumstances delayed Barrette's return to the valley of his dreams. It was not until late fall of 1869 that Barrette was able to assemble equipment and supplies and return to Cedar Creek. Barrette and his partner, Basil Lanthier, traversed the steep cedar-clad gulch on saddle horses accompanied by a string of pack horses loaded with sufficient provisions to last them for several weeks.
Foul weather, food shortages and hazardous conditions did not deter those who suffered gold fever. Within the month the snow-packed drainage was parceled into nearly 2,500 separate claims. Tempers ran high, violence was common place and claim jumping was rampant. An estimated 3,000 men wintered that year in the gulch and it was visited by three times that many more. That first winter it was men only as there were no women on the creek in 1869.
And, with this idea, you still have the Apprentice Factor, giving people the incentive to work hard. You aren't stealing money from the rich, but you are sharing the wealth. Think about it. Economists, let me know if I'm on to something, or if the idea is half-baked. Liberals, go ahead and tell me why it's better just to steal the money from the rich.
