Jewelry has been a staple of civilization since the dawn of man. Some people used it to carry their money, while others used it literally as money (hacksilver), but most people these days wear jewelry just because it is pretty and accents their clothes. Some people even make jewelry and for that, they need raw materials they often get from a Bead store supplier and similar places. Now, these items can be found online. Just check the link for more information!
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Thursday, May 31, 2012
Beads
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Frankenfish
Mark Sawyer caught a fish experts believe is an amalgamation of three different species - roach, goldfish, and bream. While some might think the catch is a hoax, Sawyer is an editor at the Angling Times so he is not likely to perpetuate a hoax at the expense of his reputation. You can see pictures of the "Frankenfish" here.
© C Harris Lynn, 2012
Drumming It Up
I love playing the drums. I first started playing when I was about six or seven because my dad had a trap kit, but I continued playing well into my 30s. Although I never "made it" in music, I had a great time trying and I still love playing the drums. You can find Bongos guitar center sells for more elsewhere, but paying more does not make the instrument any better or easier to play; only work and practice will make you a better musician. Of course, great equipment doesn't hurt.
Friday, May 18, 2012
Title Loans
If you are strapped for cash, as many are these days, you can always consider a title loan. If you own your own car and have proof of that, you can get cash for your title today. Generally speaking, the process is simple: You bring in your car, which cannot be older than 10 years of age, and they make sure it works, then you sign the papers but retain ownership to your vehicle so long as you continue to pay on your title loan. It's a great way to get a little extra cash for whatever you need.
Turbo Title Loans handles title loans Oklahoma residents need, so be sure to follow the link to check them out!
WoW
Sorry for the absence, but a friend bought me World of Warcraft so he'd have someone to play with. I finally sat down and watched The Guild (and loved it, by the way - highly recommended) and enjoyed it so much, I mentioned to a friend of mine how much I'd liked it and jokingly said it made me interested to play World of Warcraft.
As it turns out, World of Warcraft is/was running some kind of promotion to recruit new players, so my friend surprised the heck out of me by purchasing the game for me! I know I'm way late to this party, but I'm having one hell of a time!
Anyway, that is where I have been the last week: learning this incredibly complicated game and how to play games like it on my computer. I've never used my left hand for much, much less navigating a character through the treacherous world. Of Warcraft. So it's made me sore in weird places, but I'm still enjoying myself immensely.
We'll be back to more news o' the weird and inexplicable shortly.
© C Harris Lynn, 2012
Saturday, May 12, 2012
LEDs
If you are big into computing, you already know the many application of leds. Now there is a place to handle all of your LED needs. LEDsupply dot com has everything you want in LED, although I am not knowledgeable enough to describe it all. Interested parties should just take a look at the site for themselves to see what all is available. Practical applications include computing and robotics, though other uses are certain to be found.
Friday, May 11, 2012
New Expedition for Mokele-Mbembe
Mokele-Mbembe is the name of what some eyewitnesses claim is a large sauropod living in the Republic of Congo. The name literally means "thunder lizard" and reports of the creature go back many years. While many established scientists have suggested that Mokele-Mbembe is nothing more than a mistaken elephant or the like, residents of the area believe very strongly in the creature's existence despite no hard evidence of its existence having ever been discovered.
Now, a Missouri man has raised over $25,000USD toward a new expedition in the area. The expedition was funded through Kickstarter and will send Stephen McCullah and several of his colleagues to the region to search for all sorts of new species, including Mokele-Mbembe. McCullah told a reporter that the expedition did not expect to find hard evidence of the thunder lizard, but did expect to be able to say whether or not the creature exists after a few months of observation.
The Kickstarter campaign rose $27,000 for the expedition, set to take place in late June.
© C Harris Lynn, 2012
A Jungian Approach
If you are not familiar with Carl Jung's work, I strongly suggest you pick up some literature. Even just reading about him online will educate you to one of the premiere psychotherapists of his time and a far-reaching thinker who changed the way people look at a lot of things. He even wrote books on UFOs (so to speak)!
Jung differed dramatically from his teacher, and Jung and Freud did not agree on most things. These days, jungian psychotherapy is a field unto itself. If you are not sure whether or not it is right for you, be sure to check out the linked website for more information on jungian analysis and therapy, as well as more about the field in general.
If you are in the area, the site provides information on a nyc jungian psychoanalyst who is happy to discuss your issue(s) with you and help determine whether or not a Jungian approach will work for you. Even if you are not in the area, the site may provide some insight into the field of Jungian thought and analysis. The Jungian approach is quite different from more traditionally accepted psychological approaches, so be sure to check it out and learn more before you choose an analyst.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
12 Sets of Twins Set to Graduate from GA School
A Georgia school has 12 sets of fraternal and identical twins about to graduate school. Reporters also found a school in Illinois that has 14 sets of twins in its sophomore class alone. While modern fertility drugs might be to blame for some of the twins, science suggests that twins are more naturally occurring to women in their 30s and 40s.
Many people have traditionally associated twins with things like ESP, mental telepathy, and fate/luck - both good and bad. As mentioned above, they are most often associated with fertility treatments these days.
© C Harris Lynn, 2012
Monday, May 7, 2012
The Chippewa River Loch Ness Monster
A sculpture meant to represent the Loch Ness Monster showed up in Wisconcin's Chippewa River and authorities want it gone. No one is sure who erected the sculpture, but it is said to be obstructing the river and must be taken down. Although one local outlet received an anonymous letter from a writer claiming responsibility, no one knows for sure exactly who placed the sculpture in the river or how it was erected.
© C Harris Lynn, 2012
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