Nine laws of success and nano tech
Many recent messages have looked at ways to invest during these times of turmoil. Investors who understand that the chaos is caused by transition from one new wave of productive technology to another have an enormous advantage because they know to look for the next wave. For example there [...]
Published on August 29th, 2002
Last Thursday's message looked at how having an international businesses can help us be free. Here are a variety of business ideas that may help you.
Idea #1: Import silver reproductions. Reader Mat Gilroy has moved to Ecuador and has set up a business of reproducing silver works. He already has some customers in the U.S. [...]
Published on August 29th, 2002
Green leaves, fragile tendrils in a magenta dusk shimmer in ecstasy with the evening breeze. Little Horse Creek serenades them and they dance and sway in joyous harmony, praising the coolness of the night that descends.
Our seminar hall at Merrily Farms has a huge open deck that hangs over the creek, surrounded by trees, [...]
Published on August 28th, 2002
Rock solid rifts, in their ancient wisdom, hold the bluff in wonder. A millennium message, perfectly silent memory, but shouting, bold and strong. Recently while wandering and plotting a new hiking path along a new piece of land we added to the farm I stumbled across the most incredible bluff of rocks, huge, maybe 50 [...]
Published on August 26th, 2002
It's a lovely, breezy, early spring day, temperature in the forties, not a cloud in the sky. Inside my house, the temperature is a toasty 70 degrees as I reach for a cold beer from the refrigerator while turning the television to a spring training game. Later I'll unwind with a hot, steaming bath while [...]
Published on August 26th, 2002
I use "Longevity Maca" a food supplement created by Dr. Gary Gordon, the formulator of Beyond Chelation. Dr. Gordon is a brilliant bio-chemist, a man of great integrity so I enjoy his products very much and have heard nothing but raves from readers. To order go to
Published on August 26th, 2002
Summer sun shadows are cast deeper as the katydids suddenly go still. Sweet afternoon silence, rich in the day’s lingering warmth, falls like a warm blanket through the woods and the fullness of the day whispers with sweet promise at the coolness of dusk.
August days up here in the Blue Ridge are perfect. Some days [...]
Published on August 26th, 2002
Recent messages have looked at ways to invest in these times of turmoil. Here is another tip.
One way to invest is in distortions, such as in Argentina. EClub advisor Teddy Christiansen gives us an idea when he writes:
"Today I bought some 8% Argentine bonds denominated in Euro maturing in 2008. I paid 20,000 Euros for [...]
Published on August 23rd, 2002
Page 25 of the Economist, August 10, 2002. The article "A stigma that never fades" points out that the U.S prison population has risen from 110 people per 100,000 in 1973 to 700 per 100,000 now! Compare this to other countries: Canada, 102 per 100,000, Britain 132, France 85 and Japan 48.
The article also points [...]
Published on August 22nd, 2002
Everything we imbibe has side effects of one sort or another. Reactions with BIRM, the Amazon Food supplement is no exception. But have a look at this side effect. It is one that will surprise you! Here is what a reader wrote.
"Dearest Merri & Gary! I noticed my eyes, actually my contacts & glasses not [...]
Published on August 21st, 2002