Today's Featured Music
#3 on German Charts
11.28.2010
Empire Of The Sun - We Are The People
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Sunday, November 28, 2010
Bruno Mars: Just The Way You Are [Official Video]
Today's Featured Music: Bruno Mars - Just The Way You Are [Official Video] #2 hit on German Charts - bit.ly/hwSUFP | {mp3}
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Copyright 2010 Atkins & Assoc. All Rights Reserved.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Christmas CD Mix 2010
Billy Gorilly Jingle Bells 2:33
Bob Bennett Brightest And Best 4:07
Frogley And Osmond Joy to Everyone Orch 3:15
Frogley And Osmond Joy to Everyone Studio 4:19
Joel Rakes Joy To The World 4:29
Joel Rakes Once In Royal Davids City 6:57
Kate And After SnowAngel 4:01
Phil Keaggy Best Christmas Morn 4:35
Romeo Spike Christmas Diablo 3:55
Sonflowerz OCome All Ye Faithful 3:46
Wormburner Bells Of St Ignatius 3:25
43:22 run time
GEARING UP FOR CHRISTMAS 2010
Welcome...or welcome back again this year...whatever the case may be! We're proud to once again be presenting the very best free Christmas music downloads, mostly from independent artists. Of course, each artist has their own story...and that's why we provide you with their web site info (as available), and we really do encourage you to visit them, listen to what else they offer, buy an album, or at the very least... leave a comment to let you know that you appreciate what they do! Be sure to subscribe via email or RSS to be updated when new songs are posted. more...
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Bob Bennett Brightest And Best 4:07
Frogley And Osmond Joy to Everyone Orch 3:15
Frogley And Osmond Joy to Everyone Studio 4:19
Joel Rakes Joy To The World 4:29
Joel Rakes Once In Royal Davids City 6:57
Kate And After SnowAngel 4:01
Phil Keaggy Best Christmas Morn 4:35
Romeo Spike Christmas Diablo 3:55
Sonflowerz OCome All Ye Faithful 3:46
Wormburner Bells Of St Ignatius 3:25
43:22 run time
GEARING UP FOR CHRISTMAS 2010
Welcome...or welcome back again this year...whatever the case may be! We're proud to once again be presenting the very best free Christmas music downloads, mostly from independent artists. Of course, each artist has their own story...and that's why we provide you with their web site info (as available), and we really do encourage you to visit them, listen to what else they offer, buy an album, or at the very least... leave a comment to let you know that you appreciate what they do! Be sure to subscribe via email or RSS to be updated when new songs are posted. more...
Copyright 2010 Atkins & Assoc. All Rights Reserved.
Friday, November 26, 2010
Today's Featured Music: "Can You Tell" by Ra Ra Riot
Today's Featured Music: "Can You Tell" by Ra Ra Riot from The Rhumb Line won Best Music Video in the 2009 Finger Lakes Film Festival. Directed by Taryn Gould and Emily Kowalczyk {wikipedia}
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Copyright 2010 Atkins & Assoc. All rights reserved.
The Great Thanksgiving Hoax
Dear Daily Crux reader,
November 28th. 2010
http://bit.ly/fmiHO7
Today, you'll receive just one email from the Crux team... and it will be a little different from the financial fare we normally feature.
After all, today, most of our readers are far more interested in family, turkey, and taking a break from finance.
Instead of our normal handful of links, we bring you just one. It's written by Richard Maybury, a man we consider to be a national treasure.
Maybury is the author of the most insightful and useful set of history books you'll find anywhere in the world: the Uncle Eric series.
He believes in the ideas that made the founding of America the greatest event in history: liberty, private property, free markets, and personal responsibility. Reading his books is a revelation for many people... and the perfect antidote to the statist brainwashing our children receive these days.
The link we bring you is to Richard's classic piece titled "The Great Thanksgiving Hoax." We guarantee it will teach you some Thanksgiving history you didn't know about.
You can read it here.
Regards,
Brian Hunt
Editor in Chief, Stansberry & Associates
P.S. We receive no compensation from Richard or his company for recommending the Uncle Eric series. We simply believe the more people read and internalize the ideas presented in the books, the better off the world will be. And we can attest the series makes for a fantastic Christmas gift. You can learn more about it here.
Quote;
At Google we see 23 hours of video being uploaded to YouTube per minute, and I'm sure that will increase over time. So trying to project what tools will be available over the next 40 years is really daunting. -- Vice President of Engineering at Google.com Vinton Cerf | Smithsonian.com - July | August 2010
Copyright 2010 Atkins & Assoc. All rights reserved.
November 28th. 2010
http://bit.ly/fmiHO7
Today, you'll receive just one email from the Crux team... and it will be a little different from the financial fare we normally feature.
After all, today, most of our readers are far more interested in family, turkey, and taking a break from finance.
Instead of our normal handful of links, we bring you just one. It's written by Richard Maybury, a man we consider to be a national treasure.
Maybury is the author of the most insightful and useful set of history books you'll find anywhere in the world: the Uncle Eric series.
He believes in the ideas that made the founding of America the greatest event in history: liberty, private property, free markets, and personal responsibility. Reading his books is a revelation for many people... and the perfect antidote to the statist brainwashing our children receive these days.
The link we bring you is to Richard's classic piece titled "The Great Thanksgiving Hoax." We guarantee it will teach you some Thanksgiving history you didn't know about.
You can read it here.
Regards,
Brian Hunt
Editor in Chief, Stansberry & Associates
P.S. We receive no compensation from Richard or his company for recommending the Uncle Eric series. We simply believe the more people read and internalize the ideas presented in the books, the better off the world will be. And we can attest the series makes for a fantastic Christmas gift. You can learn more about it here.
Quote;
At Google we see 23 hours of video being uploaded to YouTube per minute, and I'm sure that will increase over time. So trying to project what tools will be available over the next 40 years is really daunting. -- Vice President of Engineering at Google.com Vinton Cerf | Smithsonian.com - July | August 2010
Copyright 2010 Atkins & Assoc. All rights reserved.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Red Cross Offer Safety Tips for Cold Weather
Red Cross Offer Safety Tips for Cold Weather
American Red Cross
Release Date and Time: 11-22-2010 08:15:00 AM
News Release
SEATTLE, November 22, 2010— Exposure to cold can cause injury or serious illness such as frostbite or hypothermia. The likelihood of injury or illness depends on factors such as physical activity, clothing, wind, humidity, working and living conditions, and a person's age and state of health. The American Red Cross offers these tips to stay safe in the cold weather:
Dress appropriately before going outdoors. The air temperature does not have to be below freezing for someone to experience cold emergencies such as hypothermia and frostbite. Wind speed can create dangerously cold conditions even when the temperature is not that low.
* If possible, avoid being outside in the coldest part of the day, or for extended periods of time in extreme cold weather.
* Dress in layers so you can adjust to changing conditions. Avoid overdressing or overexertion that can lead to illness.
* Most of your body heat is lost through your head so wear a hat, preferably one that covers your ears.
* Mittens provide more warmth to your hands than gloves.
* Wear waterproof, insulated boots to help avoid hypothermia or frostbite by keeping your feet warm and dry and to maintain your footing in ice and snow.
* Take frequent breaks and stay hydrated.
* Get out of wet clothes immediately and warm the core body temperature with a blanket or warm fluids like hot cider or soup. Avoid drinking caffeine or alcohol if you expect you or someone you are trying to help has hypothermia or frostbite.
* Keep a winter storm survival kit in your car. This should include blankets, food, flares, chains, gloves and first aid supplies.
* Prepare your vehicle. Winterize your car by taking it to a trusted mechanic, who will check things like the tires for appropriate pressure and tread, the cooling system, the battery, the wiper blades and washer fluid, etc.
* During the winter months, make sure to keep your gas tank near full to avoid ice in the tank and fuel lines. Keep extra blankets in the trunk in the event that you are stranded and have to wait for help.
For more safety tips or to purchase a disaster kit for your home or vehicle, please visit www.seattleredcross.org or www.redcrosswashington.org.
# # #
The American Red Cross is a non-profit, humanitarian agency dedicated to helping make families and communities safer at home and around the world. For more information, visit www.seattleredcross.org.
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Posted by American Red Cross
The Regional Public Information Network (RPIN) is a regional partnership hosted by King County. Content is solely the responsibility of contributing agencies. For questions about news releases, contact the issuing agency.
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My blog on Windows Live by Microsoft -- bit.ly/live2010
Copyright 2010 Atkins & Assoc. All rights reserved.
American Red Cross
Release Date and Time: 11-22-2010 08:15:00 AM
News Release
SEATTLE, November 22, 2010— Exposure to cold can cause injury or serious illness such as frostbite or hypothermia. The likelihood of injury or illness depends on factors such as physical activity, clothing, wind, humidity, working and living conditions, and a person's age and state of health. The American Red Cross offers these tips to stay safe in the cold weather:
Dress appropriately before going outdoors. The air temperature does not have to be below freezing for someone to experience cold emergencies such as hypothermia and frostbite. Wind speed can create dangerously cold conditions even when the temperature is not that low.
* If possible, avoid being outside in the coldest part of the day, or for extended periods of time in extreme cold weather.
* Dress in layers so you can adjust to changing conditions. Avoid overdressing or overexertion that can lead to illness.
* Most of your body heat is lost through your head so wear a hat, preferably one that covers your ears.
* Mittens provide more warmth to your hands than gloves.
* Wear waterproof, insulated boots to help avoid hypothermia or frostbite by keeping your feet warm and dry and to maintain your footing in ice and snow.
* Take frequent breaks and stay hydrated.
* Get out of wet clothes immediately and warm the core body temperature with a blanket or warm fluids like hot cider or soup. Avoid drinking caffeine or alcohol if you expect you or someone you are trying to help has hypothermia or frostbite.
* Keep a winter storm survival kit in your car. This should include blankets, food, flares, chains, gloves and first aid supplies.
* Prepare your vehicle. Winterize your car by taking it to a trusted mechanic, who will check things like the tires for appropriate pressure and tread, the cooling system, the battery, the wiper blades and washer fluid, etc.
* During the winter months, make sure to keep your gas tank near full to avoid ice in the tank and fuel lines. Keep extra blankets in the trunk in the event that you are stranded and have to wait for help.
For more safety tips or to purchase a disaster kit for your home or vehicle, please visit www.seattleredcross.org or www.redcrosswashington.org.
# # #
The American Red Cross is a non-profit, humanitarian agency dedicated to helping make families and communities safer at home and around the world. For more information, visit www.seattleredcross.org.
rpin.org;
Posted by American Red Cross
The Regional Public Information Network (RPIN) is a regional partnership hosted by King County. Content is solely the responsibility of contributing agencies. For questions about news releases, contact the issuing agency.
--
Windows Live allows you to stay connected with the people and things that matter most. Share photos, write a blog, get 25 GB of free online storage, and more. Check out Windows Live Today! -- @ live.com
My blog on Windows Live by Microsoft -- bit.ly/live2010
Copyright 2010 Atkins & Assoc. All rights reserved.
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