November 4, 2009

Best 100 Online Shopping

Shopping and Buying Online with the Best 100 Sites.

I love shopping malls. I like the antique malls where you go in and there are 50 different stores in one building. I love to go to the mall, get a drink and watch people. But, I don't like the excessive walking, especially around the holidays. So, I feel just like I have died and gone to Heaven when I first became acquainted with online shopping. I love searching for items and then hopefully getting a discount. Not having to get in my car and fight the traffic is a big plus for me. The more pictures and information online stores have, the better.

I like to be able to "just about" touch the item online. I look for any guarantees; for a return policy and if I can I will use PayPal. I love PayPal. It is so easy to use and I feel more secure financially when using my account and doing shopping through one location. If it is not clear as to the details of the product I want and I cannot get more information from the site, I don't buy.

So, I recommend you give it a try. And when shopping online, don't forget about your creative juices. Don't have any? That is hard to believe. I recommend you stop by and visit Squidoo. Look around and then join. It's free. I am sure you have something to say; maybe something to share. What about that special craft project that you have been working on and finally completed. Maybe someone else wants to know how to finish theirs. Meantime, check out my site and happy shopping!

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JULY 4 - Time For Tea

The American people came out on July 4 to protest high taxes and run-a-way government spending. From 11:00 till 2:00 p.m., citizens of Ventura, CA came out to show their support for less taxes and less government interference. As a spectator and one who attended the first Ventura Tea Party, I would say we doubled the turnout of patriots.

All across the country the signs, flags and banners that were carried at the tea parties showed the position that the American people are taking toward its government. They are mad and they are not going to take it anymore!

Virginia Declaration of Rights - 1776

Virginia Declaration of Rights - June 12, 1776 Section 3:

That government is, or ought to be, instituted for the common benefit, protection, and security of the people....And that, when any government shall be found inadequate or contrary to these purposes, A MAJORITY of the community hath an indubitable, inalienable, and indefeasible right to reform, alter, or abolish it, in such manner as shall be judged most conducive to the public weal.

A Miracle That Changed The World - The 5000 Year Leap (Page 150), Author: W. Cleon Skousen

A GRANDMOTHER'S POINT OF VIEW

JUST ARRIVED: DESIREE SUE DAVISON
MAY 29, 2009

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Look at my Grammie's girl. This is a recent picture. Don't you just love her in that hat?

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Posted February 7, 2009:
Not to brag, but, my wonderful granddaughter, Marissa Lorraine Davison will be 2 today. She is a very happy, full of energy and very bright little girl. She loves to play kick ball and one of her favorite play items are "stickers". So, this is to you Marissa...Happy Birthday. Grammie loves you babe!

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BIO..
I am a relatively new blogger who is hoping to expand her blogging wings on this site. I am not new to computers, or the Internet, or writing, but this thing called blogging has captivated me.

I can remember a time when writing and receiving letters was exciting. And, if we look back into history, it was an art. Good penmanship was a part of one's character. When did we stop communicating with flair? Or did we always have it, and because we are basically lazy creatures, the Internet has encouraged it to emerge up out of us.

I believe we have always had it. I have recently discovered lenses. I found Squidoo. It allows you to be creative utilizing your writing on topics or field of interest you love. You can be creative, show your style, put in some pictures and, if that is not enough, maybe generate a little money as well. So, I invite you to check out one of my lenses at www.squidoo.com/thingsloved.

May 21, 2008

I wonder if most of you know what your going to do come voting time? I am not to thrilled with my choices. With the issues on immigration, America's involvement in the Middle East, and the National Debt......I am not sure there is a candidate out there who will do what he/she says they will do. And, can we afford it?

I am concerned about the family. I want to know what is going to happen with education and what cultural issues my granddaughter will face in 16 years. I've just written a new lens and would like feedback regarding it. Take a moment and visit www.squidoo.com/generationborn2008

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March 27, 2009 update

Visit Senior Squids

Strictly For Fun

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Let's Put A Lid On Cap & Tax by Tom Donohue

The fact that the Waxman-Markey cap-and-trade bill--officially known as the American Clean Energy and Security Act (ACES)--passed the U.S. House by a razor-thin margin proves that members of both parties have deep concerns about this legislation. And rightfully so. Although the U.S. Chamber supports comprehensive legislation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, we believe that ACES is fundamentally flawed.

From the outset, the U.S. Chamber conditioned its support of any climate change bill on these fundamental principles: balancing environmental objectives with the need for economic growth and job creation, promoting technology development and deployment, investing in clean energy, promoting energy efficiency, and addressing climate change as a global challenge. ACES fails every one of these tests.

This bill does not address the international nature of climate change. For example, even if the United States completely eliminated carbon emissions, global levels would still rise because developing countries' emissions are rapidly growing. Increasing our domestic energy prices would put U.S. businesses at a disadvantage. In fact, many American jobs would likely be shipped overseas where energy is cheaper and environmental restrictions are more lax. Does anyone think this would be a good idea in the midst of the worst recession since the Great Depression?

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Equality On Trial

Equality On Trial
By Thomas Sowell
July 1, 2009

For the fourth time in six cases, the Supreme Court of the United States has reversed a decision for which Judge Sonia Sotomayor voted on the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals. If this nominee were a white male, would this not raise questions about whether he should be elevated to a court that has found his previous decisions wrong two-thirds of the times when those decisions have been reviewed?

Is no one supposed to ask questions about qualifications, simply because this nominee is Hispanic and a woman? Have we become that mindless?

Qualifications are not simply a question of how long you have been doing something, but how well you have done it. Judge Sotomayor has certainly been on the federal bench long enough, but is being reversed four out of six times a sign of a job well done?

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WHY THE GOVERNMENT CANNOT HANDLE HEALTHCARE.

I just wanted to remind the American people that the General Accounting Office, reported that House members wrote 8,331 bad checks * from July 1989 to June 1990. Twenty four Congressmen wrote six bad checks in six consecutive months for over $1000 each. If you or I handled our checking account in such a manner, our spouse would take our check books away for us. But that wasn't the end of it. I understand that these House members did not pay any fees. They didn't learn for the offense. They repeated the same mistake until the House Bank was shut down.

Rank-and-file lawmakers are currently paid a salary of $141,300. The Speaker of the House earns $181,400**, while the Senate President Pro Tem and the Majority and Minority Leaders each earn $157,000. The total annual cost to taxpayers to pay Members of Congress is thus roughly $75 million. All of these salaries are subject to periodic increases depending upon the actions of lawmakers. But as with any position, the salary is only a part of the total compensation package.

I know, you say this is old news. Must I reminder you of those in the new administration who have had problems either paying their taxes or at least reporting them correctly. Tip: Leave health care in the hands of health care professionals.

* October 1991
** 2000 figures

THE NEWEST NATIONAL DEBT

Well, forget the old debt, what about the new debt coming on the scene. This so called stimulus package is potentially not just one package but is a combination of stimulus and pork. President Obama is pushing $300 billion in tax cuts; I am not clear if that is to be included in the $800 billion for jobs. Is this what's need to lift the nation out of recession? In December 2008, Barack Obama warned Americans of a potential need of a massive stimulus package that could ultimately exceed $1 trillion.

I am very concerned as to where the money is going. Just this morning on the news (Jan 27), I saw that ACORN (remember them from all the register/voting commotion) may be eligible for billions in aid from the economic stimulus proposal. I, as a tax payer, want to know where ACORN plans to spend the money? But first, are they capable of deciding the best way to spend it? Why is it lately that it seems, that to be a public servant in our country, you need to be dummer and scummier. The more you do wrong, whether intentionally or accidentally, the more you seem to be qualified. You now have the experience needed to serve the people. Have we Americans lost our minds to allow this to continue? Or is it that the American people feel that the government is going to rip the country apart, we are all going down, and "I" might as well get mine first? I hope I am wrong.

Canon PowerShot A410 Digital Camera

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The PowerShot A410 brings to you a 3.2 megapixel feature with improved operability and performance thru DIGIC II Processing. It is more compact, and houses a 3.2x optical zoom with maximum aperture of f2.8 - f5.1. Additional features include:

5 - point AiAf auto focus and a range of shooting modes. Ideal for those making the transition to a digital camera. Better focus analysis of the camera shoot.

Start-up and response times for image review are significantly improved.

DIGIT II technology accounts for an up to 40% improvement in auto focus times.

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ACORN, MoveOn.org Could Receive Billions of Dollars

“Economic Stimulus” Designed to Aid Anti-gun Radicals

Monday, February 2, 2009

The Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), the far left anti-gun group under investigation for voter fraud, could be eligible to receive millions, if not billions of dollars from the economic bailout bill that passed out of the House of Representatives yesterday.

ACORN was an aggressive supporter of Barack Obama who had served as the group’s legal counsel and even trained ACORN in “community organizing” in the presidential election. The Obama campaign even paid the group $800,000 for “voter turnout,” the very activities that came under scrutiny by the FBI.

In October 2008, ACORN’s Las Vegas office was raided by law enforcement agents investigating voter registration fraud. According to the Nevada Secretary of State’s office, voter information submitted by the group included nonexistent names, false addresses, duplicate filings and even the starting lineup of the Dallas Cowboys.

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STOP THE ACLU

Top Ten Reasons To Stop The ACLU

Posted on November 10, 2005

Stop The ACLU was started on February 9th, 2004. We started with high hopes, and we realized we were facing a goliath. There were many reasons why we thought the ACLU needed to be countered, and they are numerous. We wanted to provide a way to inform the public of the ACLU’s agenda, as the MSM sugar coated it. We wanted to be a central database for people to gather, exchange ideas, and get actively involved in real ways of stopping them. It is a monumental task, exhausting, time consuming, and often frustrating. But it is a fight worth fighting.

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