Holy Spirit POWER!
A Christian friend came over asking that several of us pray for her. Despite doing all the "right" Christian things, she had been entertaining doubts about her faith.In the course of our prayer, as I was reminding her of what Scripture says about how God sees her, in a gruff tone of voice, with furrowed brow, she scolded me, speaking in the third person, "She doesn't deserve it! She doesn't deserve it!" In a couple of hours, by the Power of the Holy Spirit, she was free from demonic bondage with a total change of countenance and has, since then, moved forward with marriage and ministry.On an Easter Sunday morning, as I was attending a Baptist church service, a man sat praying, head bowed, as the...
Birds - The American Bald Eagle
The American Bald Eagle was unofficially chosen as a National Symbol in 1872, when the Constitution of the United States was ratified. It was not officially nominated as such until 1788. There was a heated debate, led by the great statesman Benjamin Franklin, about this bird becoming the National Bird. Mr. Franklin wanted the turkey which he thought better symbolized the clean, honest, and more straightforward ideals of the American people. His bid was lost, however, in 1789 when George Washington became the first President of the USA, and the Bald Eagle was officially adopted as the "First Bird".The American Bald Eagle is the only eagle which is native to North America and it's only on its...
Agate Hunting
When I first got into rock and gem hunting in Colorado I had a very serious fetish for crystals and gems. While I would see information here and there about agates, I really never quite got the clue about the world's fascination with agates until, just after moving to Oregon, I finally stumbled across my first gem quality banded agate in the Prineville area while hunting crystals and geodes. What a beauty it is - yellow and green banding, about 3 inches long. Finally I understood why people were drawn to agate hunting.Agates can be found all over the world. The patterns are as diverse as the number of stones there are to be found, and all colors of the rainbow are represented. For a time I just...
Discover How Hollywood Met the American Old West in Real Life
HOW THE OLD WEST HAS BEEN DEFINEDPeople refer to the 'Old West' as the 'Wild West' or simply the 'West'.No matter how what they might call it, many look upon the American Old West as a wild and dangerous place that existed in the last half of the 1800's in the American Frontier, west of the Mississippi River in the United States.Even Europeans who dislike or fear George W. Bush are quick to call him a "cowboy", in a derogatory manner, as if his being from Texas automatically brands him as being like the outlaw cowboys that died at the O.K. Corral on October 26 1881, in Tombstone, Arizona Territory.Many other people from around the world romanticize the American Old West. They...
Fight Stress with Rocks
Mental health experts have long known the value of developing creative outlets to relieve stress. This particularly applies to people who work in 'burn-out' prone professions like teaching, nursing and social work, but these days nearly everyone is liable to feel some degree of work-related stress. But what if you hate knitting, don't have the resources to take up scrapbooking and are convinced you don't possess a drop of creativity? It might just be time for you get rocking!Painting on rocks is probably the oldest art form known to man, but according to Lin Wellford, who has been painting rocks for almost thirty years, rock painting is an ideal way to connect with hidden artistic talent.But why...
Deer Hunting Guns in Texas
Are you planning your first deer hunting trip in Texas or are you a seasoned veteran? The Texas white tailed deer is not overly large as deer go. Deer up in the northern parts of the country and Canada tend to get larger. The hunters in Texas are blessed with a prolific deer herd that covers a good part of the state. Though the deer are not overly large they do require certain caliber requirements. Anything 22 caliber or below is considered verbotten and illegal in the state. The bigger caliber rifles tend to have harder bullets that will not expand as readily as the smaller calibers. I would not suggest the 416 Remington Magnum that I used on a buffalo hunt several years ago as a good...
Discover How Hollywood Met the American Old West in Real Life
HOW THE OLD WEST HAS BEEN DEFINEDPeople refer to the 'Old West' as the 'Wild West' or simply the 'West'.No matter how what they might call it, many look upon the American Old West as a wild and dangerous place that existed in the last half of the 1800's in the American Frontier, west of the Mississippi River in the United States.Even Europeans who dislike or fear George W. Bush are quick to call him a "cowboy", in a derogatory manner, as if his being from Texas automatically brands him as being like the outlaw cowboys that died at the O.K. Corral on October 26 1881, in Tombstone, Arizona Territory.Many other people from around the world romanticize the American Old West. They...
Western Elk Hunting (Research)
Drawing an Elk tag east of the Mississippi is a real long shot. In the sport of archery elk hunting you need to take every advantage possible to getting the license that is required. In my state of Michigan, and in many other states such as; Arkansas, Kentucky and Pennsylvania your chances of drawing a tag are very slim, so why not go west and increase your chances of bagging a big bull elk...
Buck Fever
Why do we hunt? It is not because hunting is boring and does not make our heart race. Most of us spend weeks and months doing things that usually do not interest us. We punch in on a time clock and have to listen to the rants and ravings of the bosses. We drive to work usually accompanied by bad actors in traffic. Our lives are harried and we operate that way by means of a schedule which usually adds insult to injury. We have responsibilities to our wives, children and mortgages. We tolerate unhappiness most of the year. How many times during a brutal work day have you dreamed of the solitude and the freedom of an outdoor experience far from the maddening crowds? Some of us...
Turn Your Hobby Into A Business
It's a dream shared by millions around the world -turning their hobby into a business; actually making money from doing what they love. It's what journalists and authors do when they write. It's what mechanics do when they tinker on motors and get paid for it. It's what artists do when they draw, sculpt, or paint.When you're in a business that you love - it's more like "pleasure" than "work." The difference you'll feel leaving "working for a living" for "doing what you love" is astounding. Imagine what the person who loves to bake feels when they bring the loaf out of the oven and smell the overwhelming aroma of fresh-baked bread, hear the customer exclaim "mmm," and hear the cash register go...
Gardening - Natural Science NOT Rocket Science
Don't force yourself out of the most profitable hobby in the universe because you think it's too hard to learn ...It isn't! Gardening is fast becoming the world's number one hobby, and with all the latest 'alternative' information we have to hand, gardening as a natural science is fun to learn about and rewarding in the extreme...Produce your own fruit and veg - cut the shopping trips.Keep it organic!- be nice to the planet, and your body.Stay fit and healthy with exercise and fresh air.Spend quality family time in the outdoors.Turbo boost your creative spiritAnd if that isn't enough to be going on with, learn about plant-kind in all it's glory. From trees through to fungi, there are millions of...
Deer Hunting Tips
The best deer hunting tips are the ones that you figure out for yourself and can offer to others. After all, few things feel better than finding the way that works for you. Of course, until you reach that point, here are some deer hunting tips to help you get there...
Hunting Is An Art
Hunting is a primitive thing. But what was once the biggest part of survival, has become a treasured outdoor adventure for many people; and rightfully so. It's a great way to relax and play hard at the same time. It's a good time to clear your mind and use all your senses to become one with nature; to stop thinking like a human and start thinking like your prey; and to tune out of the rat race and tune in to God's creation.While you probably won't master it all in your lifetime, you can sure try your hand at much of it, and even become an expert at some types of hunting for wildlife.You can go onto government the land in the U.S. where hunting is allowed and find enough types of wildlife to keep you...
Antelope Hunting in the Medicine Bow Region of Wyoming
I've been hunting in this region for approximately five years. In fact I've never hunted anywhere else. I grew up as a city kid in the Pacific Northwest, and even though I had friends in high school who would disappear to hunt, I never took the opportunity to do so myself. Learning as an (middle aged) adult is quite a bit harder.The urge to hunt began when we lived in eastern Montana. The whitetail deer were all over the wheat fields (I managed to take one out with our mini-van, but I don't think that counts). There were also a large amount of ring-necked pheasants. I quite often thought that if one was to carry a shotgun in their car, that they could get you year's worth of pheasant during one...
Ever dreamed of travelling to isolated wilderness areas to photograph the landscape but been defeated by the practicalities of getting there? Wished you had a helicopter? Wondered how you could hike with a heavy pack and camp out for days at a time?Well, this Australian amateur wilderness landscape photographer did it. Here's the story of the daunting task that lay ahead and how I overcame the obstacles.Background My son works at Olympic Dam Mine situated about 90km north of Woomera in outback South Australia, and lives with his wife and little family at Roxby Downs, the town constructed to service the mine. He's an electrician, and besides taking a few pictures of electrical installations, the...
The Brittany Spaniel: An Extraordinary Bird Dog
The Brittany Spaniel originally was found in Breton. In a painting by Oudry in the early 1700s there is a portrait of a tail-less spaniel about the size and color of the Brittany that is pointing a partridge. The breed became popular with local poachers in the 1800s because of its agility and small size and its extraordinary ability to point and flush the birds, combined with a desire to retrieve and a willingness to work.In modern times, the Brittany has become the most popular of the "pointing" breeds in the United States. It is extremely "birdy" and is tireless in the field. It will retrieve the birds also, which is not common with most of the pointers. The "Britt" also fits well into a...
Yoga Dispels Disease, Aging and Death
According to a hymn in Shvetashvataropanishad, when the traits of Yoga enters into the body which is composed of five elements - earth, water, fire, air and space, one does not receive disease, aging or death who receives the fire of Yoga(II.12).Our body is a miniature universe. Spiritually universe is composed of five elements - earth, water, fire, air and space and so our body is composed of. Through the practice of yogic excercises(tapa) we give heat or fire to the body. Every excercise supplies heat to the body. But in Yoga, not only heat but mind is applied to each and every part of the body. For this the heat of Yoga is so much vital to the body.The characteristic of heat or fire is to purify...
Outdoor Lover Gift Ideas
Outdoor lovers are known for their take no prisoners approach to enjoying nature and all its wonders. If you know someone who is a camping, hunting, fishing, hiking or gardening fanatic, or who just loves to get outside, below are some great gift ideas that are sure to delight.Digital Compass: The days of the traditional Boy Scout compass are long gone. Today's compasses come in a variety of formats and are used for multiple purposes. Digital compasses are a top pick, because they don't have to be adjusted for different geographical areas. The user will get a precise digital reading of the direction that they're headed in. Most of these clever little gadgets can function as vehicle compasses...
Deer Hunting Guns in Texas
Are you planning your first deer hunting trip in Texas or are you a seasoned veteran? The Texas white tailed deer is not overly large as deer go. Deer up in the northern parts of the country and Canada tend to get larger. The hunters in Texas are blessed with a prolific deer herd that covers a good part of the state. Though the deer are not overly large they do require certain caliber requirements. Anything 22 caliber or below is considered verbotten and illegal in the state. The bigger caliber rifles tend to have harder bullets that will not expand as readily as the smaller calibers. I would not suggest the 416 Remington Magnum that I used on a buffalo hunt several years ago as a good...
Wilderness Sickness
Have you ever been out camping or hiking? Yes you have, you look like the hiking and camping type. Well in your experiences out in the wilderness you mave have had a time where you drank water from a stream or a pump. how did you feel later on? You may have come down with "beaver fever"...Commonly called beaver fever, "Giardiasis", is a disease contracted from contaminated food or water, generally in the wilderness or 3rd world countries, or a daycare, as it can be passed on by personal contact. Giardiasis infects somewhere in the vicinity of 200 million people worldwide, and is transferable between animals and humans.If you do come down with giardiasis, these are some of the symptoms that you may...
Cautions for High Altitude Field Trips
If you have never been gem or treasure hunting at high altitude, you really owe yourself the experience some time. Many ghost towns and camps and a vast variety of minerals can be found along the mountain sides and tops. Legends of lost treasures can be heard in small mountain towns almost any where you care to wander. Higher elevations hold a myriad of crystals as well. At Mt...
The Labrador Retriever
Retrievers were originally bred as hunting dogs. Their job was to sit by the hunter and wait until game was shot and then retrieve it on command. This often meant swimming through cold water or running through dense brush. Labs were also taught not to damage the game upon returning it to their master.Knowing what type of tasks the dogs were bred to perform assists us in analyzing what type of behaviour to expect from a breed. In the case of labs, they are fairly insensitive to touch. They readily leap into cold water and sit patiently in the cold in order to please their master. Physically tough dogs, they are very tolerant with children and respond well to training techniques that engage...
Deer Hunting Guns in Texas
Are you planning your first deer hunting trip in Texas or are you a seasoned veteran? The Texas white tailed deer is not overly large as deer go. Deer up in the northern parts of the country and Canada tend to get larger. The hunters in Texas are blessed with a prolific deer herd that covers a good part of the state. Though the deer are not overly large they do require certain caliber requirements. Anything 22 caliber or below is considered verbotten and illegal in the state. The bigger caliber rifles tend to have harder bullets that will not expand as readily as the smaller calibers. I would not suggest the 416 Remington Magnum that I used on a buffalo hunt several years ago as a good...
Ever dreamed of travelling to isolated wilderness areas to photograph the landscape but been defeated by the practicalities of getting there? Wished you had a helicopter? Wondered how you could hike with a heavy pack and camp out for days at a time?Well, this Australian amateur wilderness landscape photographer did it. Here's the story of the daunting task that lay ahead and how I overcame the obstacles.Background My son works at Olympic Dam Mine situated about 90km north of Woomera in outback South Australia, and lives with his wife and little family at Roxby Downs, the town constructed to service the mine. He's an electrician, and besides taking a few pictures of electrical installations, the...
The Howl Issue #3
I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving and looking forward to an even better Christmas. I personally am now getting into the Christmas spirit after spending all day Saturday and most of Sunday putting up the lights outside and helping decorate the tree. As this year comes to an end and we celebrate the holiday season, most of us have a lot to be thankful for. I know I count my blessings everyday and look for opportunities to reach out to others that may need help, support or encouragement. Have a wonderful holiday season and a prosperous New Year. Reach out to someone.If you missed Issues #1 & 2, e-mail: for copies of these issues.This month's issue contains:- The Housing Bubble --- Is It...
Bowhunting Talk
In the sport of archery and bowhunting, choosing your method of hunting starts with the selection of the type of bow you are about to use. If you are selecting either the long bow or recurve bow you are about to enter the traditional bowhunting world. Or you may choose the compound bow for your choice of weapon. Whichever choice you make, just remember we are all bowhunters and we all enjoy the sport of archery. Bowhunting can and should be a family oriented way to bond together...
The Garmin Fishfinder 250 is Garmin's latest addition to their family of marine chartplotters, handheld GPS, fish finders and GPS sounders and its already gaining a great reputation amongst the angling community.We met up with Johnathan W Ross, a surgeon and keen fisherman to find out his views on the new Garmin 250.FFR - How long have you had the Garmin 250?JWR - I purchased the 250 fish finder as a replacement for my obselete Garmin 160 fish finder. I have had the 250 for six months and I'm more than pleased with it.FFR - How do you find the display compared to the Garmin 160?JWR - The display on the Garmin 250 is much more detailed than the 160. It has twice the definition of the older model...
Pheasant Hunting
Hunting pheasants is one of the greatest game bird sports of all. Learn more about the fun shared by all pheasant hunters. Pheasant hunting has become popular in many states. However few states equal the great pheasant hunting opportunities that nearly 10 million pheasants in South Dakota offer.A hunter needs to know the difference between a hen and rooster pheasant before he or she pulls the trigger. Most of the time, the identity of the bird flushing at your feet is obvious. There are situations, though, where it is good to hesitate or hold back. Birds flushing into a rising or setting sun are often a tough call. It's not always possible to hunt pheasants with the sun at your back, but it's a...
Using a Camcorder to Record Family Events Quickly and Easily
Let's start there (but not spend too much time on it because you are probably already checked out on their use):On/Off - On some brands you actually have to find two or three switches to accomplish this. You may be required to choose between camera and VCR or VTR, you may have to open shutters over the lens or remove a lens cap, and you may have choices about snapshots, locked, standby, or video. You're probably ready when you see a picture through the viewfinder with no unexpected icon flashing in the middle.Zoom - Changes the lens setting from wide angle to telephoto. You see what's happening in the viewfinder.Red "Take" button - Rolls the tape. Usually "REC" shows in the viewfinder when recording...
What is Music?
That's a fair question!Basically, you can call music any noise that is set to either a rythm as in percussions or that follows a melodic line of some sort.Our early ancestors sitting outside the cave by the fire, after a hard day of gathering and hunting food, probably made music by tapping bones together or blowing in sea shells. While the rest of them would make conveniently placed grunts and howls.Obviously, this was not Beethoven or Vivaldi musicality:) However, music is music!This begs another question and that is: What is "good" music?Altough this may seem like an impossible question to answer, there is a simple one.Good music is any music you enjoy listening to! That's it!Music is a deeply...
Archery Moose Hunting
Archery Moose hunting is the Holy Grail for many hunters. As the largest of the deer family, the moose is an attractive draw for hunters. Its massive size (over one thousand pounds) and incredible horn spreads (up to seventy inches) make it the king of kills.Moose are an especially good hunt for archers. Archery moose hunting is also ideal because moose are nearly blind, and easy to sneak up upon and reach with a fatal bow shot. It is highly possible for an archer to get within ten feet of the moose they are targeting.The fall season is the best time for moose hunting. This is its mating season, and bulls will be susceptible to moose calls, making it easier prey. Bulls will also begin to move away...
Ausust Hunting Tips
August is here. The bucks are in full velvet and grouped together in their bachelor groups. Now is the time to do your long range scouting. Find a spot where you can watch a good food source. I like to watch the edges of alfalfa fields the last hour before dark. We have just put up our two man ladder stand on a fence line about 100 yards away from our food plot. The tree stand overlooks a soybean field that the deer like to feed in also. Once you start to see deer, pay close attention to where they are coming out. They might use the same trail to exit the woods every evening. Keep track of this so you know where to place you stand. I like to do this on as many wood lots that you hunt, that way if...
Deer Hunting Guns in Texas
Are you planning your first deer hunting trip in Texas or are you a seasoned veteran? The Texas white tailed deer is not overly large as deer go. Deer up in the northern parts of the country and Canada tend to get larger. The hunters in Texas are blessed with a prolific deer herd that covers a good part of the state. Though the deer are not overly large they do require certain caliber requirements. Anything 22 caliber or below is considered verbotten and illegal in the state. The bigger caliber rifles tend to have harder bullets that will not expand as readily as the smaller calibers. I would not suggest the 416 Remington Magnum that I used on a buffalo hunt several years ago as a good...
Turkey Hunting
The turkey is a large North American bird, which was a staple of the North American diet. The turkey was brought to America by the Pilgrims in 1620, though the wild Turkey was introduced by the Wampanoag tribe. Today, turkey is used in many delicacies and is especially related to Thanksgiving. Some common breeds of turkey are: Narragansett, Bronze, White Holland, and Bourbon Red.Turkey Hunting requires a game hunting license as well as a Turkey permit. The different kinds of licenses are: small game, big game, conservation legacy, sportsman, super sportsman, junior hunting, nonresident super sportsman and nonresident hunting. There are certain fees for Turkey Hunting: $13.25 for resident (limited...
Montana Elk Hunting Outfitters
Here is one of my favorite hunting stories. It was the Montana elk hunting season of 2002. I was hunting the high country searching for the elusive Wapiti. There was about two feet of snow & I was roughly six miles from my truck, just starting to think about lunch when I heard a branch snap down this old semi grown in clear cut. I knelt down on one knee when out of the timber came two rag horn bulls. I pulled my 7mm ultra to my shoulder took aim on the front bull then the next, when something caught my eye...
Start A Hot Hobby By Growing Your Own Hot Peppers
I have always wanted to make my own salsa, and I anticipate in the next year or so I will be able to do that when my wife graduates and we find her a great job in a larger city. My plan is to start our own garden, and grow all the essential things I will need to create original, authentic sauces, including bitingly hot, spicy salsa.I would really like to experiment with hot sauces like Louisiana style, Mexican, and Asian style sauces. In order to make a hot sauce with my garden, I needed to become familiar with the Scoville scale that measures hotness. I also needed to become extremely familiar with jalapenosI do not know much about gardening, but the area where we live is very fertile, and there...
The Karelian Bear Dog
The Karelean Bear Dog is a close cousin of the Russian Laika and there is a very strong similarity between the two. However the Karelean Bear Dog is a native of Finland. The Finnish name for the dog is Karjalank Arhukoira. the earliest settlers of Finland had to survive in a rugged land and hunting rather than agriculture was their main source of food. They needed a dog that was strong and fearless to hunt and bring down the animals of the region, which included deer, elk, moose and bear. The Karelean Bear Dog has always been the hunting dog of Finland and has changed very little from the earliest times. Because it is of a limited genetic pool the lines are quite pure. It became a very...
Hunting the Executive Head Hunter
5 tips to win over an executive head hunter or management recruiterMany job seekers find themselves overwhelmed with dread at the prospect of hunting down a new career position on their own. That's why many people hope to hang their hats on the connections of executive head hunters to do their hunting for them in their ongoing (never-ending?) quest for the ultimate trophy career.In order to convince a reliable executive head hunter, a job seeker has to plan his attack. A well connected executive recruiter will not take on just any person in a suit. You have to build a solid foundation well in advance of making contact.Just like animal-hunting needs supplies, recruiter hunting requires strategy...
Backpacking Checklist
A backpacking checklist is usually about the "stuff." Good equipment is nice to have, but even with the best gear you can get into trouble in the wilderness. You might have matches and the latest fire starters, but still not be able to get that fire going. It takes more than good gear to assure a safe and enjoyable trip. Towards that end, then, this is a list of skills you should have or learn.1. Navigation. Contrary to what many novices think, a compass doesn't tell you where you are. For that matter, a map doesn't either, if you don't know how to use it. Practice close to home if you can't yet use both of these easily. Do the same with your GPS unit.2. Staying warm. There are tricks to staying...
Ten Wilderness Survival Backpacking Tips
Why should you learn wilderness survival skills just for backpacking? They may save your life someday, and for ultralight enthusiasts like myself, skills replace gear, and therefore weight. The best reason, however, may be that it's just a good feeling to know you can deal with whatever comes up. It makes you feel more at home.To survive means to stay warm and dry, hydrated, uninjured, and to find your way out of the survival situation. Eating is nice too, but not crucial if the situation is for a few days. Below are some more or less random survival tips, just to get you interested.Wilderness Survival Tips1. Warmth: Sleep with your head slightly downhill to stay warmer. This may take some getting...
RC Cars - Getting Started In The Radio Controlled Hobby
The world of the radio controlled car, or RC car, can be an exciting one indeed, and it seems more people than ever are enjoying the power, speed and excitement that only radio controlled cars and trucks can provide. Many of us of course may remember those radio controlled cars and trucks we played with as children, and we may have fond memories of running those vehicles through the house, perhaps chasing the family dog, or the kid sister. When it comes to hobby quality radio controlled cars, however, things are quite a bit different.For one thing, hobby quality radio controlled cars and trucks are quite a bit faster than those toys you may remember from childhood. Many electric powered radio...
Bow Hunting
Bow hunting refers to the act of hunting with a bow and arrow. The bow is made of a strip of flexible material like wood. A cord links the two ends of the strip to form a tension. An arrow is a straight shaft with a very sharp point on one end and usually feathers are attached to the other end. The arrow is propelled from the cord of the bow.The bow and arrow is the most common hunting weapon. Arrowheads were initially made of burnt wood. Later, arrowheads were made of bone or stone, as well as metals. The bow was made of wood or bone. The bow and arrow became a very powerful weapon for hunting with the invention of the compound or composite bow. A composite bow is made of various materials, which...
Texas Exotic Hunting
Texas Exotic Hunting is a popular sport in this state. Hog hunting in Texas and dove hunting in Texas are both considered exotic.Have you ever tried to hunt a hog? These wild pigs can be fierce and furious. Can you imagine a wild hog charging you with thunderous speed, hooves slashing with a head the size of Texas swinging back and forth in the air. I can!This grunting and squealing pig is an enormous beast! He came charging out of the brush right in front of me...
Why Hunt?
Man has been in the hunting game all throughout his existence. Primitive man's main job was to hunt. Survival depended on it. Early man had to hunt for food and clothing, as well as shelter and protection.But, why do so many people in modern civilizations still hunt?You would think that hunting would be more of a hassle than it's worth. The cost of hunting supplies such as guns, ammo, clothing, deer stands, blinds, bird calls, decoys, all terrain vehicles, hunting licenses, hunting leases and on and on would seem to be prohibitive enough in itself.Then there is the wee early morning hours when a hunter might have to be in the wild to be set up for the hunt because that's when game becomes active...
Deer Hunting in Texas-Synonym for White Tail Deer
The big state of Texas is synonymous with white tail deer hunting. Because it is so big there are different ways to hunt them in completely different landscapes.Hunting in south Texas is usually done on big privately owned ranches. Most deer hunting in Texas is done on private land. The bigger the horns, the bigger the price tag. Usually when you think of big deer and horns you think of south Texas. Hunting towards Abilene out west usually rewards you with good results. Going north towards the red river involves trees and open spaces. Hunting east towards Louisiana puts you in a completely different geographic area. There you will find trees and more trees and forests beyond comprehension...
Original Movie Plot - Bounty Hunting Hearts
(An original rom-com action movie plot by Creative Copywriter Ugur Akinci.)Rock and Cindy are two bounty hunters, the best in their profession. Once they were married but they divorced after a terrible fight which both regretted later on.The two have made a lot of money together in the years past by catching bail jumpers all over the USA, Canada and Mexico, and both still carry the scars to prove it.Now Rock is pushing sixty and he wants to retire after this one very big job -- nabbing Scorpion, a nasty drug pin out there on a $100 mil bond and he just disappeared into the void.Rock needs people he can rely on to pull off this big job. And just then Cindy (still ravishing and strong in her 40s...
Tune in Your Antenna: Harness the Power of Emotional Energy
In this article we'll look at some basic facts around energy, how it affects you and others, and how to make use of this knowledge to foster good health.The facts, as we've been told Albert Einstein's work shows us that all matter is energy. Every single thing is made up of tiny bits of energy - bits of neutrons, protons, and a nucleus - all mostly empty space with all the little bits flying around, or vibrating. These little bits arrange themselves in particular patterns to form your body, a table, your coffee mug, and even your thoughts. All energy travels in waves and has different amplitude and frequencies. (Drew Rozell, The Magnet - Law of Attraction newsletter, May 2006 edition).The...
Modern Hunting Gear - Do "Real" Hunters Need It?
What is the single most important piece of hunting gear? If I wanted to be poetic, I would say that it is the hunter: a hunter must be well-tuned, skillful, watchful, aware, patient, and ready. Of course, in truth, the most important piece of hunting gear is the gun or bow...
The Evolution of Man - The History of Hunting
Perhaps one of the eldest activities on the face of the planet is hunting. The history of hunting, as a result, is also one of the most diverse. Hunting for food has always been something that human kind has had to do, dating back to the beginning of any civilizations known to man.As a result of this, there have been thousands of weapons and devices used to hunt. The history of hunting is far more complicated than any other history in the world, as it stretches so far into the past. In order to understand this history, you need to break down and study each era where hunting has been a major part of life. While there are exact time lines of when certain guns or weapons were produced, understanding...
Deer Hunting Guns in Texas
Are you planning your first deer hunting trip in Texas or are you a seasoned veteran? The Texas white tailed deer is not overly large as deer go. Deer up in the northern parts of the country and Canada tend to get larger. The hunters in Texas are blessed with a prolific deer herd that covers a good part of the state. Though the deer are not overly large they do require certain caliber requirements. Anything 22 caliber or below is considered verbotten and illegal in the state. The bigger caliber rifles tend to have harder bullets that will not expand as readily as the smaller calibers. I would not suggest the 416 Remington Magnum that I used on a buffalo hunt several years ago as a good...
The Howl Issue #3
I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving and looking forward to an even better Christmas. I personally am now getting into the Christmas spirit after spending all day Saturday and most of Sunday putting up the lights outside and helping decorate the tree. As this year comes to an end and we celebrate the holiday season, most of us have a lot to be thankful for. I know I count my blessings everyday and look for opportunities to reach out to others that may need help, support or encouragement. Have a wonderful holiday season and a prosperous New Year. Reach out to someone.If you missed Issues #1 & 2, e-mail: for copies of these issues.This month's issue contains:- The Housing Bubble --- Is It...