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POPSAdvice on Buying Laugh & Learn Learning Farm
Advice on buying Laugh & Learn Learning Farm is, after research and reviews, in favor of Amazon and its cyberspace fully functional perfection of low price setting, safe, secure and timely shipping. If you want your child to enjoy what many starting learners are enjoying, then order TODAY. Just imagine your child having the ball of his or her life, falling down from laughing, with laughter tickling the brain in a most healthy, experiential learning through fun role play and realistic sound effects. Early academic exercises are fun rich with a system of laughter, whose comedy arranged nature, in its various modes, Learning Mode, Music Mode, and Imagination Mode turn word, the alphabets, be they noun, verb, idioms, spelling, into products of some laughter factory with sounds of laughing, real laughing baby, noise and music,taking your child along stimulating the brain, tittilating the system. But time is of the essence. Order now before they run out. Make your baby happy.
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POPSMore Whose Line Is It Anyway than you knew existed online Some funny snarky comment in the thread: The moment at which I realized the gulf between the hosts of the British and American versions was when during a game where the players had to recount some story in the style of a particular author, Josie Lawrence (ha-cha-cha) announced she was going to do it in the style of Louisa May Alcott. By was of explanation, she mentioned that Alcott was "notable for writing 'Little Women' and 'Little Men.'" Clive Anderson added, "Yes, and little else." Can anyone imagine Drew Carey pulling that one off? Clive Anderson certainly had some quick come backs to some of the audience member suggestions and his verbal sparring with Greg Proops was always amusing: Audience Member: Masturbation! Clive: There was a cry of masturbation but I think you're on your own with that one. Audience Member: Premature ejaculation Clive: Come again?
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POPSWhy QWERTY? QWERTY... where does it come from? They layout of our keyboards was invented by Mr. Sholes in 1873. The porpouse of this particular layout was to place the most-used letters not too close to each other in order to ease the typing. The QWERTY key board is used by the majority of countries worldwide, due also to the massive production of pc's and laptops. Some countries, though, use different layouts according to their alphabets. Which one is yours?
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POPSVisual Alchemist & Psychedelic Artist Defined A Generation Alton Kelley, whose psychedelic concert posters for artists like the Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, and Big Brother and the Holding Company helped define the visual style of the 1960s counterculture, died on Sunday at his home in Petaluma, Calif. He was 67. Mr. Kelley and Stanley Mouse, combined sinuous Art Nouveau lettering and outré images plucked from sources near and far to create the visual equivalent of an acid trip. They formed Mouse Studios: Mouse said they could work for hours in silence. "We knew what to do, we didn't have to talk." Kelley had the unique ability to translate the music being played into these amazing images that captured the spirit of who we were and what the music was all about. He was a visual alchemist — skulls and roses, skeletons in full flight, cryptic alphabets, nothing was too strange for his imagination to conjure.
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POPSRe: Common Sense From Samuelson Mark Steyn
Robert Samuelson's argument is so self-evident no politician can ever state it. A couple of weeks back, Statistics Canada reported that, after adjustment for inflation, Canadian wage-earners are earning less than in 1980. When advanced economies admit ever larger numbers of unskilled workers (plus a chain of relatives through "family reunification"), they are importing poverty. The President says this is to do "the jobs Americans won't do". For the sake of argument, take him at his word. So why won't Americans do them? Because they're a great way to ensure you live in poverty. So we import foreigners to be our poor people. Can we import just the right number to ensure that poverty doesn't "grow"? Unlikely. There are arguments to be made both for and against immigration, but you can't be in favor of mass unskilled immigration and then pledge to fight the "war on poverty". It's like spooning out a bathtub with a thimble while leaving the faucets running. corner.nationalreview.com
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POPSUndeciphered Scripts - Good Resource This was one of my "archaic" clips that went private a long while ago for exceeding the character limit. I'm re-clipping it now because so many new clippers joined since then and I believe this is a great source on ancient scripts and writing systems.
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POPSThe History of Writing Revisiting & re-clipping some of my old stuff. (I recommend the source article for an illustrated history of abstract thought and writing, with the evolution of alphabets.)
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POPSGregg Braden and his DNA discovery! This is an excerpt from Gregg's 2004 newsletter which highlights his research and interest in the DNA coding and what it can represent for the further improvement of the state of our world! For more in-depth information on how happy thoughts affect your DNA and your immune system also see my more lengthy clip of the DNA report here; http://clipmarks.com/clipper/enchantedgarden/clip/B58F4987-15C9-4F2E-B1B8-6FCD58465707/ and as someone said, Don't Worry, Be Happy! :D ;)
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