Having difficulties viewing this newsletter? View the online version here. Weekly Newsletter: April 2010 - Issue #2 |
Your Guide to Pioneer Thinking |
"There are no seven wonders of the world in the eyes of a child. There are seven million." ~ Walt Streightiff | | | Four Simple Leaf Wall Decor Ideas | | Written by Alyssa Davis | Paints, oils, and watercolor are traditional media for art. Over the ages, artists have used them to create stunning pictures that captivate the mind. There is also another genre of artists that do not use traditional media. Instead, they use other nonstandard materials to make beautiful art. | >> read more | | Homemade Recipes for Conditioners | | Written by Rachel Bourne | Quick and effective recipes for homemade hair conditioners. | >> read more | | 8 Quick Ways To Save Money Around The House | | Written by Shelly Hill | With the state of today's economy, we are all looking for ways to save a little money. In our household, we like to save money and also help the environment by being more earth friendly. The following tips will help you to accomplish both. | >> read more
| Shared Quotes: | "The world is your kaleidoscope, and the varying combinations of colors which at every succeeding moment it presents to you are the exquitely adjusted pictures of your ever moving thoughts." ~ Allen James Shared by: Olorunfemi S. >> more quotes >> share your favorite quote: newsletter@pioneerthinking.com | | | Tips on Crate Training a Puppy | | Written by Dean Iggo | Crate training a puppy can be valuable for a number of reasons. Being able to rest calmly in his crate is a skill that will serve your puppy well down the road. At the vet, when traveling, and if your puppy is ever ill and restricted on activities are times when a crate can really help your little pooch. In addition, a crate trained puppy is easier to teach rules to as well as train in other behaviors because he already knows how to understand what you want. Here are a few tips that may help you with the process of crate training a puppy. | >> read more
| | Silence--The Ultimate Control and Power Over Another | | Written by Dorothy M. Neddermeyer, PhD | There are fifteen categories of verbal abuse. Verbal abuse is a violation, not a conflict. In describing verbal abuse it is a boundary violation, it is an intrusion upon another, or disregard of another in a relentless pursuit of Power Over, superiority and dominance by covert or overt means. | >> read more
| | Rust Remover for Bikes | | Shared by Henry P. | - Juice from 1/2 of a medium size lemon
- 2-3 tablespoons of baking soda
Mix enough baking soda with the lemon juice to make a paste. Apply this mixture onto any rusted parts on the bike then scrub with a cloth. The rust comes off easily. | | Related Topic: | | Share | | | IN THIS ISSUE | Four Simple Leaf Wall Decor Ideas Homemade Recipes for Conditioners 8 Quick Ways To Save Money Around The House Tips on Crate Training a Puppy Silence--The Ultimate Control and Power Over Another Recipe Box: Cauliflower Fra Diavolo Readers' Tips: Rust Remover for Bikes | | FEATURED COLUMNS | | Nutrition Questions and Answers | | | Q: Do nutritional needs change after menopause? Q: If I keep my calories low enough, can I lose weight without exercise? | >> read more | | | | Business Column | | | Managing Your Boss for Better or Worse | >> read more | | | |
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