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Posts Tagged 'herbal tonics'
For 15 years I have had a daily dedicated love affair with holistic health.
This passion and focus on the body and mind has yielded countless health benefits and important insights which are my duty to pass on to you in the form of satisfying to implement information and easy to use potent products.
Speaking of potent: Let's talk about sexual potency and the ability to ignite full blown carnal health in yourself and your partner… from a holistic perspective!
Paradigm shift: The modern industrial+agricultural diet is one big giant sexual health destroyer. It diminishes the health of every system of the body.
What do we do to repair any damage done but this diet that we partook in and deficiencies remaining while nourishing our whole body in a way that ignites sexual health in ourselves and in a lover? How do we nourish ourselves for both immediate and long lasting results with no side effects in a way that makes us feel alive, clear, deeply energized, capable and naturally happy?
I don't claim to have all the answers, but I do claim to ask some damn hot questions. When one asks the right questions one gets to the most appropriate answers.
One more question: Are we eating a "good enough" diet that neither causes problems nor reverses deficiencies, or are we eating an excellent diet that includes therapeutic nutrient dense substances that sustainably saturate every corner of our body with the nutrition it truly needs to thrive!?
The two categories of therapeutic nutrition at the top of my list for nourishing sexual health (and really the rest of the body too) are healthy lipids and tonic herbs.
Healthy lipids (especially fresh organic/pastured/grass-fed/wild animal fats) contain so many hormone precursors and building blocks for the endocrine system, the nerves, the brain, the heart and the reproductive organs. I invite you to unlearn the fat-phobia of the 1980's and delve into the last 20 years of research that concludes the traditional fats and plenty of them are essential for the human body. Be a lard lover. Find your coconut companion and butter beloved!
Tonic herbs: These are substances that nourish sexual health deeply, are wonderful for the organs, brain, heart, skin and adrenals, and contain trace minerals and the building blocks for the endocrine system.** Like healthy fat, tonic herbs have been neglected, but their benefits are time-tested in Chinese Medicine and in other herbal systems of the world for thousands of years and have been proven in scientific studies for decades.
Here are my top 5 tonic herb picks for nourishing to body to ignite one's sex drive in men and women:
Maca Bliss
Go ahead maca, make my day! I titled this article You maca my day, you maca my night! Maca is a powerful energizing adaptogen with hormone balancing effects.** Take daily to build sexual health, and also feel free to take with your partner during a date to arouse the goodness in each of you. Like most tonic herbs, it both gives benefits within 20 minutes of taking it and works cumulatively over time. Our dual extract of black maca (no other maca like it!) is so delicious and powerful – your date will enjoy sharing a dose with you! Learn more about the pure sexy powder Maca Bliss.
Glow He Shou Wu extract is a restorative, sexual-potency-building mood-lifting tonic.** It's youthening power is in a class of its own – and yet it is one of the most economical herbs ever (it's a vine root that grows like a weed). Learn more about ancient swagger of Glow He Shou Wu.
Everlasting Youth
The Everlasting Youth formula is the ultimate instant tonic herbal beauty elixir blend to help you reclaim your hormonal harmony!** Learn more about the superfood cornucopia of recharge that is Everlasting Youth.
Longevity in a Bottle
40 tonic herbal extracts in one epic elixir of health to recharge you at every level.** Learn more about our most comprehensive formula ever, Longevity in a Bottle.
Levity Red Asparagus Root is the ultimate yin tonic for those who need to chill, beautify and enjoy a sexy life!** Learn to fly above stress with Levity.
Here's an enticing recipe that contains an exotic blend of guiltless lipids and potent tonic herbs, blended into a seductive elixir: The Bullet-Style UnCoffee Elixir! Feel free to add extra Maca Bliss and cacao powder to get all kinds of sensual goodness in your life.
Or maybe you're in the mood for some Sexy Genius Frozen Custard!
To your greatest health, greatest sex, greatest you!


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By Soluntra King
The Golden Solar Discs hold the light codes of the Living Library of Light
The Living Library of Light is the creation story that we are experiencing. As we make the shift into the next root race and being our light in a body, multi-dimensional selves all merged as we become the Creator Goddess God.
We are creating Heaven on Earth in our body, our body of Light.
The Councils of Light work with the Golden Solar Discs and many people are aware of themselves now as beings of light and operating in Councils of Light. We can access this more unified aspect of our self as we get clearer, and know who we are.
As we are now enter the Golden Cycle and into alignment with our Solar selves once more, we are now becoming conscious of the Golden Solar Discs, and the energy they emanate, we are a Golden Solar Disc. Their full activation is to assist in a transition of cycles, this time without fear, but in Divine Love and into 4th and 5th Density. The Golden Rays penetrate through the Maya and are grounded in our third density arena. They permeate through the dense level of fear and anxiety that has been in the lower planes. This will create a transformation of humanity that is on greater divine levels of Love and Peace than has been previously experienced on third density transiting to our fifth dimensional light being self in our physical body.
In Peru is one of the Golden Solar Discs, it had come from Lemuria just before the cataclysm that erased that amazing civilisation. A master was guardian of this Disc for along time, and the Incas used it as they were aligned with its energy through the Central Sun, and worthy to use it. It was at the Temple of the Sun in Cusco. Cusco, 4,000 meters up in the Andes, it self being a sacred place, for after the great flood that submerged most of the earth, two starry beings came down to the Island of the Sun in Lake Titicaca. They had a golden rod, and wherever that could be put into the earth would be sacred, and the beginnings of a new expression of humanity on Earth.
This place was Cusco which is the umbilical cord of earth. When the Spanish invaded in their lust for gold and power, they plundered the temple of incredible gold and silver sacred objects. Melting them down, and destroying the great temple and other buildings, to build their churches and town. They never found the Golden Disc, and to this day it has never been found. Some think it is under Cusco, in a network of tunnels that the Incas made from the Temple to Sacsayhuaman in the hill above Cusco, and other such places. There is even mention of a tunnel all the way to Ecuador which was in their Kingdom.
Over the years as you can read below, we have come to the point where the Golden Solar Discs are everywhere in each of us and through all creation now anchored into the third dimension since the Solar Eclipse 1st August 2008. As the higher light codes opened up through our full presence as golden light beings through the Greater Central Sun. The Inner Earth Sun merged through the great vortex of Lake Taupo New Zealand with the Golden Solar Disc as the light illuminated through to the Sun in the Inner Earth one with the Golden Solar Disc. The light illuminated one with the Golden Solar Disc within us and the light has merged more fully than ever before on the physical plane. This energy has rapidly intensified over the last few years as you can see by my story below.
On the September Equinox 2006 the Golden Solar Discs were anchored through the fifth dimension of humanity. This means that the living library of light the Golden Solar Discs hold can now be accessed by us, in our fifth dimensional body which is what we are becoming now. As we become the Golden Solar Disc, holder of the living library of light, creator goddess/god.
into our astral and emotional bodies.
Now that Lemuria is once again rising, and all the cycles and civilisations merging, we are awakening to the presence of the Golden Solar Discs through the Greater Central Sun, Central Sun and our Solar Self. The discs/we are becoming once again free to vibrate in divine love and light, as their/our energy pluses through the network of light around, and through the Earth. There are other Golden Discs that are now being activated at the Island of the Sun, Lake Titicaca, Bolivia, in Egypt the Golden Solar Disc there at the temple of Horus, at Abu Sir, the RA connection, in the Himalayas at Himachal Pradesh, Mysore and Tibet, in the south England, central Australia and other locations. Some of these have been dormant along time, others were always active, like in the Himalayas, and being in their energy field creates great shifts in consciousness.
We are one with the Sun and have within us the Golden Solar Disc as well. We can anchor our own Golden Disc within our Hearts and bring in that energy at any sacred place. Which also means our own backyard or home, as all the Earth is sacred, we are now able to not just travel to these power sites but anchor that energy wherever we are. As we connect through our own inner Sun in our Heart, the Inner Earth Sun, as our Earth becomes a Sun, just like us, our Sun, the Central Sun and Greater Central Sun. Allow yourself to be in this energy, in your true presence.
we are a Golden Solar Disc.
Their full activation is to assist in a transition of cycles, this time without fear,
In England in 1994 when I was there for the big OM Earth Day at Wembley Arena, I was guided among other power places to Cornwall where I had once lived for a short while, and had a great affinity for the energy, remembering coming there from Atlantis as the cycle ended and Atlantis was destroyed. Many took the sacred wisdom and codings within tablets of Crystal and the Golden Discs to other places such as the UK, Egypt the Americas and Tibet, waiting for the right time to be reactivated. At a stone circle I was guided to walk to a sacred well, and meet a Solar sister there. I went to stay with her near Winchester where there are many crop circles; she also worked with the Earth and grids of Light. We went to Winchester Hill in Dorset nearby and there below in the valley was on the etheric a great Golden Solar Disc. Immediately we both could see ourselves in another cycle as the energy from the Sun was reflected in light to our home star that was about to super nova into higher octaves of Light. I have since worked with other Golden Solar Discs world wide as they are either reactivated or new ones anchored to hold the beam.
Then we travelled by boat out to the Island of the Moon on Lake Titicaca that is more like a huge ocean. Here was where the destruction of the Goddess energy needed to be healed and transmuted. This was the end of that cycle, with the male energies becoming dominant. The boatman tried to stop us getting on to the island to the site we needed to be. But it was now time to merge and heal all without judgement, or holding on to any more pain. As the Goddess is now within us once more merged with the God. Compassion, softness, love, healing and abundance now integrated within us.
Then to the Island of the Sun for several days as we worked with the Council of the An a ta ra, the Council of Twelve, as the Golden Solar Disc was fully anchored, at the place where the Light Beings came in after the end of the last cycle. The old memories of destruction from the nuclear holocaust that happened there, and the ET's who were still running that story were merged with all their agreement. The energy was transmuted for us all to walk together into the new cycle of creation, together in love.
If you feel too;
We then travelled to the northern end of the lake and inland to Sillistani, ancient Pleiadian base. The energy in Peru is pretty heavy and around this part extra so, but we were told to not focus on that it, was none of our business. It was the stellar energies that needed transmuting and embracing. As we are awakening more and many of us have cleared our karma with others and the Earth, now we are clearing all of our multi-dimensional selves aspects on the other planes and dimensions. Until we eventually go beyond the concepts of clearing and healing and become our divine self, fully present, recognizing we are only the Holograms of our Love from the Source within us.
The codes of light will be activated fully as you open up to the next level of your heart, inner connection and stillness and peace. Your body needs to be clear enough for this as it is not just your house/heart that needs transmuting but your body and cells.
At my vortex for noon there were Golden Solar Discs all through the ethers and the big one out at sea birthed the new world. Even though the New Earth is already here this is another level of integration and grounding the energies through our bodies and the Earth.
At the exact time of the Solstice linking with other light beings in human bodies around Earth our central channels were and still are spinning lights of a new current coming through us. I saw the pyramids all interconnected between us and all over Earth, then the pyramids became Diamonds and connected through the Golden Solar Discs linking all the different dimensions and worlds, the stars through the plants, the earth through the sun, the angel and light being through the human.
I was at my favourite multi-d vortex near where I live and I saw and was told the Golden Solar Discs have been absorbed now into us all. So everyone can now access the Golden Solar Disc within and co-create the New Earth.
A huge shift for all of us in the One Heart!!!
Come on the journey through the Solstice Doorway in the Golden Solar Disc within.
Copyright © 1995- 2020 Soluntra King
Please see under MULTI-D JOURNEYS for more on journeys of the Golden Solar Disc and others.
The two paintings of the Golden Solar Disc on this page one at Ollotaytambo, Sacred valley of the Incas Peru

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Press release from the issuing company
XMPie, A Xerox Company, the leading provider of software for Individualized Communications Management (ICM) and pioneer of bridging print and digital media, will unveil Circle at drupa 2012. A cloud-based service designed to foster teamwork, XMPie Circle provides a visual language that enables all stakeholders in 1:1 multichannel campaigns to share concepts, agree on a blueprint, guide development, review and approve goals and touch points, and monitor analytics.
"1:1 multichannel campaigns—practiced by many leading customers of XMPie—bring exceptionally good results, yet too often brands resort to either mass-media or single-media personalization efforts. Such a choice is almost exclusively due to the chasm that exists between the brands and their service providers around 1:1 cross-media," said Dr. Jacob Aizikowitz, president of XMPie. "We believe that Circle goes a long way to bridging this chasm, enabling brands, service providers and professionals to collaborate effectively. Such collaboration will make choosing 1:1 multichannel campaigns a broadly accepted practice, leading to better marketing and overall growth in our industry."
Whereas today's 1:1 software solutions focus on the campaign touch points (e.g. postcard, email, website) and ignore the linkage between them, XMPie Circle makes it possible to weave together the various touch points into one coherent story with a beginning, middle and end. Circle also allows for associating visual content with touch points, helping all the stakeholders to envision the intended campaign look and feel and see design options for various scenarios and segments.
Moreover, Circle uniquely enables the binding of touch points to XMPie media personalization systems for rendering of live, data-driven previews for a selected audience segment. This link between planning and execution makes the story not just an early conceptualization of the campaign idea, but rather a "meeting-room," or "circle of knowledge and control." Plus, Circle's social, interactive nature even permits users to comment on the various campaign touch points or the storyboard as a whole, enriching the team experience, empowering the client, and revealing business expectations throughout the campaign evolution.
"Circle provides us with an unlimited "canvas in the cloud" where the campaign's story can be collaboratively created, previewed, refined, approved for execution, and measured," said Leon Schweppe, head of Digital at Callprint, a U.K.-based creative technology, print media production group and XMPie beta customer. "This has greatly improved the customer understanding of the process involved in building an effective campaign. Circle makes the collaboration much more clear and professional, which improves our multichannel sales cycle. The time saved can then be used on more strategic development of our relationships and technology proposition."
Christoph Grunicke, project/sales manager at TraffiC GmbH in Germany, also commented, "With its interactive campaign flow diagramming tools and contemporary, marketing-oriented user interface, Circle provides the perfect way to show your customers the possibilities of cross-media, and gives an image to your vision."
Circle is not limited to XMPie users, does not require any software download or installation, and is easy-to-use by both beginners and cross-media experts alike. To help beginners get started quickly, XMPie has equipped Circle with sample campaign flow patterns for unlimited use by users. XMPie will also offer a free, feature-limited edition of Circle for basic campaign sketching, in addition to two premium editions with added capacity and extendibility.
"Our focus on creating a visual language for "telling" the campaign story was driven from realizing, through experience with our customers, the acute need for clarity between brands and their service providers," said Ranen Goren, vice president of Product Innovation at XMPie. "Through our work with the Xerox Innovation Group and PODi, we leveraged this technology investment and introduced to Circle an extendable knowledge center that will help users view award-winning campaigns as "stories" – a valuable asset for expanded learning and practicing of 1:1 multichannel campaigns."
XMPie Circle 1.0 will be on display in the XMPie booth adjacent to the Xerox stand in Hall 08b at drupa 2012, and available worldwide following the show. To join the latest conversations happening around drupa across social networks, follow @XMPie on Twitter and use #xeroxdrupa and #drupa. The show takes place May 3-16 in Düsseldorf, Germany.
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You can buy a shiny new car and have that shiny new car smell, and the admiration of your neighbours. But if it is like most new cars it'll be a fairly humdrum, practical, do-it-all machine - and if like most new car purchases you'll buy it on some kind of finance which will cost you a sizeable chunk of the monthly budget.
Here's my argument against buying yourself a new car every few years and instead running two much cheaper cars on a fraction of the budget.


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The tree(s) are trimmed. Yes that is right, trees. Emma has her tree and Maddie has her tree. Lilly doesn't have one yet, but give her a couple years.
The stockings are hung, two out of three ain't bad. That is what happens when great grandma Janetzke doesn't crochet anymore. Lilly is missing her stocking, but don't worry grandma J is working on one.
The presents are bought, well all but one. This weekend we have to get Maddie's teacher's present, but that is an easy one.
Most of the presents are wrapped.
Cookies are being made tomorrow that was back on the 18th of December, some were made last week at aunt Susie's house, but those already have been eaten.
You know as well as I do, that this list could go on and on. I know that stress levels are high this time of year, mine included. But I love the excitement of everything;
Well now as I continue this post, the presents have been opened, fancy dresses have been worn, pictures have been taken, cousins have been played with, swimming at the waterpark has been done, and now all the cousins, except one (Nolan) have gone home. It has been so much fun spending time in Germantown with the whole Janetzke clan and the whole Heffelfinger clan at the indoor waterpark for Christmas day. We will start with the pictures.
Here are all the Heffelfinger cousins, minus Sam(he didn't want his picture taken) and plus one Rosie who is my cousin's daughter. That makes her the girls' second cousin.
Christmas Eve at Trinity Freisdadt.
The whole Janetzke Family. There are 17 of us, the Heffelfingers actually have them beat by one. I'm sure that will change since only 3 out of 7 are married on the Janetzke side and on my side everyone is married.
The 5 of us on Christmas Eve. We had to bribe Maddie with cookies when we got home so she would sit through all the pictures. Little did she know that we would have let her have some anyways.
Here are the girls on Christmas morning at Mount Olive. Lilly was being a ham the whole time and wouldn't leave the front of church until we took a picture of just her. I would say she is taking a little after Maddie in that department.
The girls have done great with all the different places and people. Emma did end up getting a little sick the day after Christmas, but I think she just had a little bit too much Christmas. She was so exhausted that I think her body was just done.
Now we are looking forward to spending New Year's Eve in Iowa at Jana and Mike's house. We will be heading there on Wednesday and enjoying some hanging out.
So we are now back into the swing of things with school. We spent a fun 4 days in Iowa. We went sledding before all the snow melted. Built a snowman. Set up the basement in full theater mode. Went to the Playstation (big indoor playground) for their Noon Year's Eve Bash (they had a balloon drop and celebrated New Year's at noon on Friday since their patrons are mostly under the age of 10. Maddie made it to see the ball drop, well she her eyes were open if she was actually awake is still being decided. We spent most of New Year's day at the Jonasson's house. We got to hang out with the 5 of them and had a great time. Maddie got a chance to play the Kinectimals on XBox Kinect. She is hooked. I already told her we aren't getting one. We had a Wii bowling tournament and did watch some football in there. To end the weekend Chad and Mike watched the Vikings/Lions game. It was a great weekend and we thank the Pownell's for inviting us and having us. It was a lot of fun.
It was back to the grind for everyone yesterday. Chad to school. Lilly by aunt Kendra, the girls to school/daycare, and me to work. We all got to all of the above on time and even with some time to spare. Our Redeemer called about 1:30 to let me know that Maddie wasn't feeling well, so it was a short day at work and off to get the girls and have them come home and rest. She did stay home again today, because she had a little fever, but I think she will be as good as new tomorrow. They have enjoyed playing with all their toys and we are still opening some from Christmas.
This morning Maddie and Lilly ran some errands with me. One of our stops was Target. Maddie has had this $10 from Christmas burning a hole in her pocket. So being the oldest and just like her dad, it took us about 25 minutes to decide on something. She ended up with the most perfect thing. She spotted a webkinz. It was an Okapi. Now if you know anything about Maddie and her Okapis it was perfect. An Okapi is an animal that is part of the giraffe family. It was her favorite at the Houston Zoo. She always loved to go and look at it and see it every time we went. Now the funny thing about this animal is a little fact about it and that is that it can lick it's own eyeballs and since the first time we told her that she has thought that was the funniest thing and has been hooked. So all you Houston friends next time you are at the zoo, check out the Okapi.
As you can see our lives are never dull or lack anything exciting. I hope that you all had a great Christmas and a very Happy New Year.


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Nice spooky idea for unnerving small children.
Image source.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Light Masks
Nice spooky idea for unnerving small children.
Posted by Rot at 12:13 PM
Labels: atmosphere, lighting, masks
3 comments:
- J.P. said...
Awesome idea! I think this effect would have optimum spook-factor at a slight distance and in a very dark area. I think I will try this one.
Thanks for sharing.
- September 30, 2010 at 4:56 PM
- Johnny Love said...
Great idea, so simple too.
- September 30, 2010 at 7:01 PM
- Pam Morris said...
cool! lightweight so that you could hang them on the walls of a homemade haunted house!
- September 30, 2010 at 7:58 PM
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Shawn Blofsky has a 5.5-point lead over Bob Leckinger in the Butte Creek CC point total for Player of the Year. Blofsky has a 36-point total, versus Leckinger's 31.5 points.
Jim Sands (28.25 points) and Ron Coleman (25.75 points) stand in third and fourth place, respectively. Mark Blofsky (22.5 points) and Eric Blofsky (21 points) round out the top six.
Just in case you're wondering, the old man of the clan, Ted Blofsky, is down in 11th place.
A total of 66 players participated in the Butte Creek CC Men's Club point tournaments throughout the year. The top one-third of the field will participate in a final, double-point tournament on Dec. 8 to determine the champion.
Paradise SIR's Golf Club
The Paradise SIR's Golf Club traveled to Table Mountain GC in Oroville for its semimonthly venue last week. The club participated in two three-man team flights and two four-man team flights. The team of Mickey Gossett, Mat Cabral and Rex Bowling won in a card-off in the first flight in the three-man division with a best-ball score of 71. Taking the second flight with a score of 80 was the team of Rich Cole, Joe Tessaro and George Losada.
Gary McElroy, Ed Polen, Ron Kohler and Larry Speck won the first flight in the four-man category with a score of 69. The second flight was won by the team of Rich Davis, Jerry Hall, Tom Caldie and Marty Gordon with a score of 77. Closest to the pin winners were, 1, Chuck Marshall; 2, Speck; 3, Rex Bowling; 4, Paul Brown. Jim Whitehouse was awarded the special Priscilla Rawlings prize.
Butte Creek CC Senior Men's Club
Tom Beckman came in first in the Butte Creek CC Senior Men's Club Senior Sweeps last week with a net score of 69. Don Batie finished in the second spot with a score of 70. Clyde Powers and Larry Stephenson tied for third place with a score of 71.
New Year's Skins Game
The annual Butte Creek CC New Year's Skins Game will be held on Monday, Dec. 31. Players can select either to play in the gross or net division. Tees will be different for the net and gross players. The entry fee is $100 for gross players and $50 for net players. Awards will also be given for the low score on both the front and back nine as well as for skins. Green fees are $25. Carts are optional. Call the golf shop, 343-8292, for details.
The old adage, "It's the little things that count," is applicable at Bidwell Park Golf Course these days. Since Empire Golf, Inc. took over its management and operations, profits have been flowing back into the course for needed improvements and maintenance. PGA golf professional Courtney Foster, son of former NCGA President Bob Foster, has assumed the duties of golf professional as well as the general manger. The efforts of the El Rancho Chico Men's Club and the Bidwell Park Golf Course Women's Golf Club, to encourage the City of Chico to seek a new franchisee, seems to be paying dividends. Course superintendent Tom Horsman is still in charge of maintenance, so with a little added income to work with, expect to see some improvements all around the course during the next several months.
Quotes — Lee Trevino on playing in the Masters at age 50: "There aren't many 50-year-olds beating 20-year-olds. I was born at night, but it wasn't last night." Bob Hope: "Anyone who says he plays better at 55 than he did at 25, wasn't very good at 25."
Ed Anderson's local golf column appears Tuesdays. He can be reached by writing to P.O. Box 839, Chico, CA 95927, or by emailing to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Ranching Internship
Published on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 1:09pm
There are different ways you can break into the ranching business. However, if you are not born into a ranching family or near a ranching family to learn first hand knowledge than you might look into a ranching internship designed to give you that hands on approach to learning the ranching lifestyle and trade. There are domestic, within the United States and International programs available to students.
Internships are designed to expose students to real world working conditions with supervision. The valuable lessons are learned in real time with real situations. Most often students pay semester fees or internship fees to work for the facility. Occasionally a student can be accepted into a program that offers a paid internship, where they will make a minimal amount of money for their time working there.
When looking at internship decide first on where you want to be. There are opportunities throughout the United States and the world when it comes to internships. Then decide whether you want full or part time positions. Some ranches offer full time only and that may conflict with other college schedules.
A good word of advice is to have your resume and cover letter ready when looking into an internship. Many companies that are looking for interns are looking for those individuals that are ready to join the professional world. Be ready to work once you get the internships because they are expecting you to.
Some opportunities can be combined with your education. For instance some universities partner with local area ranches to have your supervisor report on what you have done and then follow up with you. Some institutions will also have you write a paper on your experiences and this allows you to receive a credit and letter grade for the internship.
The following are just a few of the opportunities that are out there. Watch the application dates and check with your university or college program to see if you qualify for credit for your experience.
IX Ranch Company
The IX Ranch Company in Big Sandy, Montana, offers internships to college students from agricultural universities that are interested in learning how to operate a successful cow-calf operation. Their ranch is located on over 120,000 acres in and around the Bear Paw Mountain range in North Central Montana. They have over 3,000 head of mother cows. Their internships are flexible around the student's college curriculum.
The spring interns from March until May are involved in all aspects of the calving process. The interns will have duties that include; vaccinations, record keeping, doctoring cows and calves for sickness, night calving, processing calves and much more.
Their summer program revolves around June to August with the main focus on forage preparation and harvest. Making sure the livestock has enough to eat is a full time job to ensure proper weight gain. This time also includes placing older bulls with 3 year old and older cows in the middle of June for natural breeding service. These duties will include: fencing, moving cattle, doctoring cows and calves for sickness, bull placement irrigation, and much more.
The fall term from September to November is when the ranch is in full swing of preparing for calf weaning, shipping and pregnancy testing. The number one priority is animal health. The duties will include roping, animal doctoring, horse shoeing, corral work, breaking colts, and much more.
The winter months from December to February bring about preparing for calving and feeding the livestock. The bred cows are spread around the ranch depending on availability of feed and the heifer calves are fed a ration in the feedlot setting. Monitoring the calves to avoid sickness and reach appropriate breeding weights is the main goals. Some of the duties for an intern might include: horseback riding, animal doctoring, carpentry work/welding, equipment maintenance and much more.
To find out more on the IX Ranch Company Internship visit their website: www.ixranch.com.
Lone Creek Cattle Company
Lone Creek Cattle Company in Lincoln, Nebraska, offers a multitude of paid internships. Depending on what expertise of the cattle industry you are looking into, they provide an internship. Accounting, Ag Product Marketing, Ranch, Summer Ranch and Data Management are their paid internship programs. With the exceptions of the Ranch and Summer Ranch opportunities, which are in the Nebraska Sandhills, all others are in the Lincoln, Nebraska area.
Interns will gain on the job experience in their internships. Housing and utilities are provided in the ranching internships. Be ready to work if you are accepted into this internship because you will be experiencing hands-on training in ranching and ranch management in both the Ranch and Summer Ranch Internships.
You can apply to these internships by emailing a resume / cover letter to: firstname.lastname@example.com Or you can call 800-414-3407 to request an application.
Kerr Center
The Kerr Center in Poteau, OK offers internships to students revolving around its sustainable livestock and organic horticulture demonstrations, education, and research. These internships are designed to appeal to college students and are structured with time for reading, personal research projects, and opportunities to attend educational events. A monthly stipend and housing is provided.
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Australia is a leader in foreign options for cattle internships. They are held on "stations" throughout Australia. Some of these stations are in the remotest parts of the country, and it may take two days to reach them. The stations may be 300km or 180-190 miles from their Post Office, Shop and Pub - and the Station may be more that 5,000 square miles and more than 150 kilometers from the nearest neighbor. Contact: www.australearn.org for more information.
Check into foreign options or study abroad internships with your college or university for more options. There are internships available throughout the globe to build on. Seeing the other parts of the world can be an experience in of themselves as well.
Some of the experiences in ranching internships before their entrance into the real world were vitally essential for some students before graduation. According to Jeremy Dunabr from Montana State University, his internship in 2005 with Bob and Julie Morton of Green Mountain Angus was instrumental in getting him ready for the real world. "At times things I have learned from a number of classes comes into play everyday, but it is really too difficult for me to try and recall just when and were these incidents have occurred. If anything my internship has helped me to become more confident in my skills and decision-making abilities. This gives me a lot of confidence when thinking about going out on my own running a ranch for someone else or even running my own ranch."
He also points out that students need to, "Try and find an internship opportunity that will help you in your goals. You should find something that is not only enjoyable, but also help you learn and put into practice what you have learned."
Check with some of our links and your local college as well for internship opportunities. You may also want to look at your local association websites for opportunities in the beef cattle industry or in opportunities that concentrate on your chosen breed. Whatever internship you take remember that this is an opportunity to develop and fine tune your skills for when you are out there on your own.


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I was in Walmart last week and noticed a new green bag on the shelf next to the bright yellow Bread Flour from Gold Medal. It could be that this isn't a new offering from GM but it's the first time I have seen the Green package. I thought I would try a bag and see how it like it compared to other AP flours I use. First, the price made me take a second look. It was priced at $4.74 for a 5 pound bag. The Bread flour next to it is $2.65.
I have been wanting to make a batch of croissants so I thought his would be a good recipe to try my new organic AP on. A better test for me will be a French bread since I'm struggling with my laminated dough skills. Next time. Some people use a stronger flour for croissants than AP. I like the tender crumb I get from the AP. I used SteveB's recipe and procedure which I have enjoyed for some time. My croissants don't look any where as good as Steves or Larry's or Andy's and probably everyone else but they are delicious! Every time I make these I swear I'm going to buy a sheeter even if I have to put it in the garage.
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By Erin Ryan
Federalism is once again at the forefront of the Supreme Court's most contentious cases this Term. The cases attracting most attention are the two same-sex marriage cases that were argued in March. Facing intense public sentiment on both sides of the issue and the difficult questions they raise about the boundary between state and federal authority, some justices openly questioned whether they should just defer to the political process. And while this is often a wise prudential approach in review of contested federalism-sensitive policymaking, it's exactly the wrong course of action when the matter at hand is an individual right.
While both cases raise curious issues of standing, the substantive issue at the heart of each case is whether same-sex couples should be able to marry. Hollingsworth v. Perry asks the Court to review the constitutionality of a California's "Prop 8," a ballot initiative banning same-sex marriages within the state.United States v. Windsor tests the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), a federal law that prevents the U.S. government from recognizing same-sex marriages performed in states that allow it (and affecting the administration of some 1,100 federal benefits connected with marriage).
Yet the looming question for the Supreme Court is not just whether gays and lesbians have the right to marry; the justices must also confront the question of who should decide whether same-sex couples can marry. Is this something that states should be able to decide for themselves, by making and interpreting state law? (After all, matters of family law have traditionally been left to state regulation.) Or, is the decision to marry so fundamentally important that it triggers the federal Constitution's promise that all citizens will be treated equally under the law? (After all, even though family law is traditionally left to the states, the Constitution won't allow them to deny interracial marriages.)
So these cases are not only about the rights of same-sex couples to marry, but also about the relationship between the state and federal governments in regulating marriage. And what's especially strange about the cases is that they pose the 'same-sex marriage' question from opposite sides of the 'federalism' issue.
In the Prop 8 case, same-sex marriage advocates want federal law to override the state approach, arguing that the US Constitution prevents California from discriminating against gay and lesbian citizens who wish to marry — and opponents want the feds to butt out of an area of traditional state prerogative. In the DOMA case, same-sex marriage advocates want the feds to butt out, arguing (in part) that Congress shouldn't interfere with state authority by limiting the legal effect of marriages performed according to state law — while opponents are maintaining the propriety of federal intrusion. (Some analysts have even surmised that members the Court may have strategically partnered the two cases together, using each as a foil against the other.)
Indeed, should the Court invalidate DOMA on federalism grounds alone — holding that the federal law unconstitutionally intrudes on a protected zone of state sovereignty — then same-sex marriage advocates would be celebrating a mixed victory. DOMA would no longer bar legally married gays and lesbians from federal benefits in the few states that have legalized same-sex marriage. But it would seemingly affirm the ability of states like California to deny them the legal right to marry in the first place, without the threat of federal interference.
Joining with same-sex marriage advocates, the Justice Department has advanced the other constitutional argument that would resolve both cases on the same grounds: that both DOMA and Prop 8 violate the Constitution's essential promise to treat all citizens equally before the law.
By this claim, both laws violate the Equal Protection Clause of the 5th and 14th Amendments, because there is no legitimate basis for the federal or state governments to discriminate between heterosexual and homosexual couples who wish to marry. If the Court agrees that there is an equal protection problem with DOMA, then that federal interest would properly override the traditional allocation of family law to the states, because the Bill of Rights clearly limits all state and federal lawmaking. (Again, recall the constitutional invalidation of anti-miscegenation laws for the same reason.) If this happens, the Court will also have to set, for the first time, the specific level of equal protection "scrutiny" that courts should apply when reviewing laws that discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation.
At least on the (sketchy) basis of reading the tea leaves at oral argument, no clear majority is ready to take either approach to invaliding the challenged laws — nor is a majority prepared to uphold them. Most analysts are presuming that the four most liberal members of the Court would accept the equal protection rationale for invalidating DOMA and that the four most conservative members are sympathetic to preserving it. Justice Anthony Kennedy, the likely swing vote, is the author of past opinions that have championed both states' rights and gay rights. In the DOMA oral arguments, he seemed drawn to the federalism rationale for invalidating DOMA, though it was not clear this view could command a majority. In the Prop 8 arguments, he appeared deeply reluctant to insert the Court in the dispute at all, fueling uncertainty and anxiety among stakeholders on both sides.
Indeed, Justice Kennedy seemed deeply moved by the argument frequently made by the supporters of Prop 8 and DOMA against judicial interference in both cases. The argument is that American culture is in transition on the issue of gay marriage, and that the Court should allow the democratic process to proceed legislatively. Following suggestive public comments by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, some are pointing to the abortion-related culture wars that followed the Court's decision in Roe v. Wade as a cautionary tale about what can happen when the Court gets out too far in front of public opinion. Leave same-sex marriage to the ballot box, they argue, and the people will work this out for themselves — as they have in the handful of states that have independently legalized gay marriage (and of course, the vast majority that have not).
But from the jurisprudential perspective, deference to the political process misses the very point of judicial review and the constitutional rights that these nine justices have sworn to protect. Constitutional individual rights are — by their very nature — counter-majoritarian. You hold them regardless of what the majority thinks, and they are most dear when the majority is against you. Freedom of religion means that your neighbors can't force you into their church if they don't particularly like yours. Your right to jury trial is especially valuable when the public at large believes you should be locked up and the key thrown away. Your right to free speech is important precisely because others may prefer that you just shut up. Equal protection is the Constitution's promise that you won't be treated unfairly by the government, even when most Americans really want you to be.
So when, as here, the issue on the line is about protecting individual rights against unfair discrimination by the majority — then the Supreme Court has a constitutional obligation notto just leave the matter to the majoritarian political process. Questions about the existence and scope of individual rights are exactly the kind of issue that requires the judiciary to weigh in, delivering on the Constitution's sacred promise of fair and equal treatment. Can you imagine if the Supreme Court had concluded that Brown v. Board of Education was "improvidently granted" in order to allow the political process more time to work things out?
Properly understanding the same-sex marriage cases as matters of equal protection also squarely resolves the federalism issue. Under the Supremacy Clause, there is no question but that state law falls when it conflicts with constitutionally protected individual rights — which is precisely as it should be. After all, one of the most frequently acknowledged purposes of our federal structure is its maintenance of checks and balances between local and national authority in order to protect individual rights against incursion by either side. To put abstract federalism concerns before equal protection is to put the constitutional cart before the horse, and to misunderstand the underlying purposes of American federalism to begin with. "States' rights" serve only one true purpose: the fuller protection of individuals.
The Court should recognize the critical relationship between the federalism and equal protection arguments in these cases. Questions about the boundary between state and federal authority may hold more sway in murkier interjurisdictional realms like health care and education, but if the Constitution protects gay and lesbian people from discrimination, then the issue is elevated beyond the reach of federalism for its own sake. Federalism is never "for its own sake;" it is a structural means to a substantive end. In the United States, that end should be fairness and justice for all.
A version of this article originally appeared on the ACS Law blog.
Erin Ryan is an Associate Professor of Law at Northwestern School of Law, Lewis & Clark College. Professor Ryan is the author of Federalism and the Tug of War Within. For more on the cases raising marriage equality concerns see the ACSblog symposium on Hollingsworth v. Perry and U.S. v. Windsor.
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Patty Eddy's background in architecture gives her a design sense second to none, and the imagination and insight to help clients sift through appearances.
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They're in towns, cities and villages. Some are at the foot of mountains, some overlook lakes and others are steps from farms, beaches or golf clubs. They're B&Bs and they can turn a good vacation into a great one
Staying in a B&B is the definition of killing two birds with one stone. Yes, you'll find cozy rooms, tea/coffee and scones on arrival and a breakfast that could sustain a battalion, but you'll also find local expertise.
The hosts greeting you at the door aren't just hosts; they're tour guides in disguise.
This means good things for your visit to Ireland. Just ask Dan Faloon.
Thanks to a winning entry in a B&B Ireland's essay contest, Dan Faloon found himself in Ireland able to choose from a mind-boggling range of options. Eventually, in line with their itinerary and his travel plans, he and his wife Mary Ann made their decision.
Their travels took them to Riverwalk House in Galway's Oughterard ("where Ann made us feel like family") to Newpark House in Ennis, County Clare ("Declan was not only an attentive host and great cook, but also assisted us with our genealogical research") and Avonmore House in Youghal, County Cork ("even though I messed up our reservations, Eileen was able to find a room for us").
The B&B odyssey continued to Dualla, County Tipperary, where Dan recalls that host Tommy promised to take care of their every need, while Tommy's wife Joan "made the best pancakes".
Dan and Mary Ann's journey ended in County Wicklow at Cherrybrook in the postcard perfect town of Avoca. Here, host Bernie – who Dan had been in touch with on Facebook for so long – "treated us like old friends."
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In celebration of this year's 50th anniversary of NASA's successful Apollo 11 mission, Western Spirit: Scottsdale's Museum of the West presents Paul Calle's Life of Exploration: From the Mountains to the Moon. This exhibition shares the rich artistry of Calle's work documenting epic moments in American history including Neil Armstrong's first step on the moon, pioneers of the West, Major League Baseball World Series games and portraits of famous people including President John F. Kennedy, General Douglas MacArthur and the Beatles.
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Perhaps you noticed lately that Facebook has been requesting that you download its standalone Messenger app -- that's because Facebook is removing its messaging feature so users download and use the new Messenger app.
While the desktop messenger feature hasn't stopped, the mobile app has been affected, according to PCWorld. "In the next few days, we're continuing to notify more people that if they want to send and receive Facebook messages, they'll need to download the Messenger app," a Facebook spokeswoman said.
Facebook wants the Messenger app to be its primary focus for messaging and to "avoid any confusion" is taking out the messaging service in the Facebook app. It's also likely that the move will boost Messenger's 200 million monthly active users and perhaps make it a stronger Snapchat rival -- something that might appeal to chief executive and founder Mark Zuckerberg. He mentioned that Messenger could be an important business for Facebook last week, just a few days before the recent announcement.
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