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		<title>To All My Tampogo Irep Associates and Customers</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I would like to invite all my Irep Associates and Customers to join in on this first weekly Tango call at 8:00 PM EST. The call in number is (951) 262-4343, access code 151410#. I think you will find the call very interesting to listen to. If you have any questions please call me at [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>I would like to invite all my Irep Associates and Customers to join in on this first weekly Tango call at 8:00 PM EST.  The call in number is (951) 262-4343, access code 151410#.  I think you will find the call very interesting to listen to.  </strong></p>
<p>If you have any questions please call me at <strong>435-231-1301</strong></p>
<p>Tue, September 7, 2010 2:43:20 PM<br />
Two Special Calls Tonight!<br />
From:	TamPogo <NoReply@TamPogo.com><br />
Add to Contacts<br />
To:	emmakhunt@yahoo.com<br />
________________________________________</p>
<p>Good afternoon:</p>
<p>Welcome to the fall season.   I hope your holiday weekend was fantastic.</p>
<p>Tonight, there are two special calls you need to be aware of.</p>
<p><strong>First, there is the first weekly Tango call at 8:00 PM EST</strong>.  The call in number is <strong>(951) 262-4343, </strong><strong>access code 151410</strong>#.  This call will be a brief synopsis of the TamPogo-Tango opportunity with focus on one of the great Tango packages.</p>
<p><strong>Second, tonight at 9:00 PM EST there is a special diabetes-metabolic syndrome call hosted by Dave Schindler and Steve Harrington.  Dr. John Young will also be talking with a couple of special guests.  If you are blood sugar challenged or know people with diabetes or metabolic syndrome, feel free to join the call this evening. The call number is <strong>760-569-7676</strong> and the code is 167590#.<br />
 </strong>We have a few additional exciting things to report. </p>
<p>Cacao Wow samples are in and we expect the bottles are on the truck on the way to the warehouse.  Cacao Wow is a fabulous product that has people, everywhere, talking.  We will also be sending free samples and product bottles of Cacao Wow to all the registered wholesale reps to begin carrying in to the potential customer accounts.  Remember, if you have a friend or family member who owns a store that would be an appropriate outlet for Cacao Wow, simply send in your information to Ashley at wholesale@shoppurechemistry.com and you can earn extra money!</p>
<p>Speaking of additional sources of income, Boost Ur School is ready to launch tomorrow, on time.  There is an organizational call at 8:00 PM EST Wednesday for all registered participants in the program.  The normal company line will be utilized: (951) 262-4343, access code 151410#.  Last week, I promised that Boost would have something special for each iRep’s sponsor when they reached a certain level.  For every one thousand dollars in income earned by the irep from Boost Ur School, Boost will issue a $100 check to the sponsor.  It’s all about team support and team growth!</p>
<p>Further, regarding team growth, there is a new foundational marketing team e-mail address that interested parties should make note of.  It is fm@tampogo.com.</p>
<p>Lastly, don&#8217;t forget that Saturday, September 25 is our next scheduled Super Saturday event.  If you would like to host a Super Saturday meeting, please e-mail Ersula at ersulao@gmail.com and send details including the time, location, host, etc.  Ersula will be able to help customize the announcement for you as well as let other TamPogo iReps in your area know about your meeting.</p>
<p>Tomorrow, we will discuss Door Five of the TamPogo program.  See you on the calls!</p>
<p>Ready.  Set.  TamPogo! </p>
<p>Chuck Stebbins, CEO</p>
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		<title>To All My Tampogo Friends and Associates</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[To All My Tampogo Friends and Associates Sun, September 5, 2010 3:17:45 PM “Be Part of the Solution! From: TamPogo To: emmakhunt@yahoo.com ________________________________________ Good afternoon: I saw something on the internet the other day that got me thinking. It was a story revolving around the price of certain goods sold in the real world. The [...]]]></description>
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<p>Sun, September 5, 2010 3:17:45 PM </p>
<p><strong>“Be Part of the Solution!</strong></p>
<p>From:	TamPogo <NoReply@TamPogo.com></p>
<p>To:	emmakhunt@yahoo.com<br />
________________________________________</p>
<p>Good afternoon:</p>
<p>I saw something on the internet the other day that got me thinking.  It was a story revolving around the price of certain goods sold in the real world.  The greed of others never ceases to amaze me.  It doesn’t matter people are struggling to pay the necessities in life; there are organizations out there that continue to prey on them like scavengers.  Stories like this make me realize just how important it is for companies like TamPogo to continue to exist.  If not for companies like us, that truly try to level the economic playing field for everyone, there would simply be no counterforce to the greedy predators that stalk the commercial landscape.</p>
<p>Here are a couple of examples of the length at which the greedy few try to poach on the masses.</p>
<p>Movie Popcorn:  Movie goers are asked to pay an average of $6.00 or more for a 3 oz. medium bag of popcorn.  At the grocery store, microwave popcorn runs about $3 per box, and each box includes three 3.5 ounce bags.  Considering that movie theaters purchase popcorn in bulk, the average markup of movie theater popcorn is a whopping 1275%.  Would you like a little gold sprinkled on that popcorn, sir?</p>
<p>Printer Ink:  Take a trip to buy some printer ink.  At an average of $30 for a 42 ml. cartridge of black printer ink, the price comes out to 71 cents per ml. Compare that to the Red Cross who charges $200 for 500 ml of blood, which comes out to about 40 cents per ml.  It’s incredible but true, even with all the testing each unit of blood must pass before preparation and sale, life saving blood is still nearly half the cost of common printer ink.</p>
<p>With your help we could compile a list of hundreds of other greedy, incredibly over-priced items offered for sale today, but the real point here is that it’s far better to be part of the solution than part of the problem.  TamPogo, and you, to the rescue!</p>
<p>Today, we need to talk about Door Three which is Autoship.   When you sign up for free at TamPogo, you must become active to be eligible to get paid for your efforts in sharing the website.  TamPogo has a great many choices of products in its store; however, the easiest way to ensure a continued active status is to sign up for a product you know you want as an autoship customer.  Personally, I would pick something I knew would benefit me month in and month out like a blood sugar product, a sleep product, an energy product, or a anti-oxidant product.  It’s easy to change the product you have on autoship either online or by calling customer service, so there is no downside to going on autoship. </p>
<p>Additionally, I would definitely choose my autoship date in the first half the month so if for some reason my card didn’t run, I would have plenty of time to correct the error before the beginning of the new month.</p>
<p>Autoship is an option at TamPogo, but one that you will certainly want to seriously consider.</p>
<p>Chuck Stebbins, CEO”</p>
<p>This particular email form Chuck Stebbins hit home for me.  Times are really hard right now, not just here in our area; but all over the world.  We really have a wonderful opportunity with Tampogo.</p>
<p>It really is true.  This really is the best opportunity I have ever seen.  </p>
<p>Join Now for FREE !</p>
<p>TamPogo was created in July 2009 by several pioneering business leaders whose goal was:</p>
<p>•	to eliminate the middleman from shopping, helping people save money on many of the things they already buy.</p>
<p>•	to grow by word of mouth and to provide members with an array of income generating opportunities&#8230;as well as, profit sharing bonuses from global retail sales of its breakthrough products.</p>
<p>•	to end starvation across the globe.</p>
<p>In its first year, through the efforts of iReps and founders, TamPogo has helped feed nearly three quarters of a MILLION MEALS; has generated global interests in its Pure Chemistry line of products; and has set a new standard in the direct sales industry with:NO sign-up fees | NO membership or website fees | NO overpriced products | HUGE profit-sharing opportunities</p>
<p>You&#8217;ve never been in a better place to shop while doing good; to have fun and meet great people; to learn skills that can last you a lifetime; and to make a little or a whole lot of extra cash.</p>
<p>http://www.tampogo.com/funiversity/default.asp#ginfo</p>
<p>You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.  Check it out.</p>
<p>(213) 231-1301</p>
<p><a href="http://www.tampogo.com/elhglobal">http://www.tampogo.com/elhglobal</a></p>
<p><a href="http://www.tampogo.com/ehunt">http://www.tampogo.com/ehunt</a></p>
<p><a href="http://www.tampogo.com/hunt">http://www.tampogo.com/hunt</a></p>
<p>Call me if I can help you.</p>
<p>You have nothing to loose and everything to gain!</p>
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<p>If you have questions telephone 435-231-1301</p>
<p>Good afternoon:</p>
<p>I saw something on the internet the other day that got me thinking.  It was a story revolving around the price of certain goods sold in the real world.  The greed of others never ceases to amaze me.  It doesn’t matter people are struggling to pay the necessities in life; there are organizations out there that continue to prey on them like scavengers.  Stories like this make me realize just how important it is for companies like TamPogo to continue to exist.  If not for companies like us, that truly try to level the economic playing field for everyone, there would simply be no counterforce to the greedy predators that stalk the commercial landscape.</p>
<p>Here are a couple of examples of the length at which the greedy few try to poach on the masses.</p>
<p>Movie Popcorn:  Movie goers are asked to pay an average of $6.00 or more for a 3 oz. medium bag of popcorn.  At the grocery store, microwave popcorn runs about $3 per box, and each box includes three 3.5 ounce bags.  Considering that movie theaters purchase popcorn in bulk, the average markup of movie theater popcorn is a whopping 1275%.  Would you like a little gold sprinkled on that popcorn, sir?</p>
<p>Printer Ink:  Take a trip to buy some printer ink.  At an average of $30 for a 42 ml. cartridge of black printer ink, the price comes out to 71 cents per ml. Compare that to the Red Cross who charges $200 for 500 ml of blood, which comes out to about 40 cents per ml.  It’s incredible but true, even with all the testing each unit of blood must pass before preparation and sale, life saving blood is still nearly half the cost of common printer ink.</p>
<p>With your help we could compile a list of hundreds of other greedy, incredibly over-priced items offered for sale today, but the real point here is that it’s far better to be part of the solution than part of the problem.  TamPogo, and you, to the rescue!</p>
<p>Today, we need to talk about Door Three which is Autoship.   When you sign up for free at TamPogo, you must become active to be eligible to get paid for your efforts in sharing the website.  TamPogo has a great many choices of products in its store; however, the easiest way to ensure a continued active status is to sign up for a product you know you want as an autoship customer.  Personally, I would pick something I knew would benefit me month in and month out like a blood sugar product, a sleep product, an energy product, or a anti-oxidant product.  It’s easy to change the product you have on autoship either online or by calling customer service, so there is no downside to going on autoship. </p>
<p>Additionally, I would definitely choose my autoship date in the first half the month so if for some reason my card didn’t run, I would have plenty of time to correct the error before the beginning of the new month.</p>
<p>Autoship is an option at TamPogo, but one that you will certainly want to seriously consider.</p>
<p>Chuck Stebbins, CEO</p>
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<p>TamPogo is a fantastic community of people who love the world and wish cooperation and sharing in all endeavors.  Being part of this community means that you have the support of like minded individuals and the strength of a growing support network.  Even more importantly, you need to know that the reason you have failed to “win” in past networking companies actually has nothing to do with you.  It has to do with a flawed business structure.  Really, it’s not about you; it’s all about the math. TamPogo is different and I am going to show you why right this very second. </p>
<p>97.14% of Las Vegas gamblers lose money by placing everything on a single number at roulette.  This is the simple math.  If you believe otherwise, change your thinking.  There is no way around the math on a typical roulette wheel.  Whether it is your lucky number 9 or your child’s age 14, placing that entire stack of chips on any one single number will result in total loss 97.14% of the time.  That is defined by a branch of math called Probability. Reputable business studies conducted by independent authorities such as Universities show, on average, 99.95% of network marketers lose money. </p>
<p>Again, don’t listen to the MLM carnival barkers, the pirates, this is the numerical fact.  There is no way to spin it empirically; it is what it is. I hope that makes you feel better about losing money in your last few MLM deals.  But that isn’t the reason I laid down the math for you.� </p>
<p>� If there is less chance of succeeding in network marketing than there is on a single roulette number, there has to be a reason.  And there is.  It’s all about the math.  I call it closed system implosion.  No matter how many computer simulationsyou run, they all end the same – dismal, abject failure.  Closed money systems always implode. Imagine a fish tankwith 6 gold fishand 12 inches of water.  The gold fish need at least 1 inch of water per fish to survive.  The only way to get water is to bring in new goldfish.  Each gold fish brings in 1.25 inches of water.  The fish can’t lose – the system works!  Wait one second!  The problem is that before the water gets added, the keeper of the aquarium takes a percentage, say 40%. What happens when we add 80 goldfish?  We end up with 86 goldfish and 72 inches of water (80 x 1.25 = 100 inches of water – 40% = 60 inches of water.  Add 60 to the 12 original 12 inches of water and you get 72).  Doom.  The more the system grows, the faster the death.  There is no way to change the math.  Closed money systems always implode.  Some faster than others, of course. The only way that a network system can thrive is if someone is adding water to the tank from the outside.  Let’s say a particular real estate tycoon decided to start a network marketing company last November.  Let’s pretend it was based on nutrition.  That system must fail either sooner or later -depending on a number of variables.  There is no other final answer.  Now let’s say this tycoon decided that of all his activities in the real world, he would bring 10% of that revenue back into the network. </p>
<p>This totally changes the math.  As long as the activity in the outside world, made up of potentially billions of customers, is greater than the activity of the smaller network players, the system continues to grow and thrive. It’s all about the math. Further if the system is to really, really thrive it needs to be based on a premise very different than typical network marketing companies.  Think about the normal occurrence.  You pay to gain entrance to a business that requires you to buy a lot of over-priced product that you have no hope to ever sell.  The only way you make money is to convince others to do like you have done – in other words, become your competition.  Think about that for a minute.  Someone charges you $1,000 to own your own fruit store.  And you need to buy $300 of wickedly overpriced fruit each month.  People are not really happy to purchase fruit from you since they can go elsewhere and buy it at a far better price.  The “good” news is that when you convince others to open a fruit store, you get $400 of their $1,000, etc.  You know the drill.  So what have you done?  You have made a few dollars from the sale of a fruit store but you have created more competition for yourself.  Soon your whole town is full of fruit stores and there are no customers since they are all store owners.  Sooner than later you get tired of buying the fruit and watching it rot.  So you quit.  “Success” causes implosion in this kind of model.  It is the total opposite of good business sense. Now imagine the difference if you were given your fruit store for free.  And that the fruit you sold was more exotic, tasted better and was cheaper than other fruit.  Now further imagine that the big fruit boss gave you a percentage of all his fruit sales worldwide, just for having your own free store. I have sat through countless math and statistic courses at top Universities including Ivy League schools.  I had my brain bent with courses in differential equations, calculus, computer simulations, etc.  I even taught this at the University level in my spare time.  </p>
<p>All that effort keeps you from having to wrestle with the numerical actualities.  All you have to do is follow the logic. TamPogo offers the exotic fruit at a great price.  Further, 10% of the sale of all Pure Chemistry products in the real world come back to TamPogo to all those who qualify by their participation in the President’s Circle.  The math works.  It will grow the TamPogo network and it will grow mega checks for anyone interested in making TamPogo more than a casual business opportunity.  </p>
<p>Further, TamPogo recently added the optional Tango program which pays members $899 purchasing a deeply discounted REAL product package and bringing two who bring two who do the same.  This one time charge generates a number of payouts for the Tango member based on the recruiting efforts of him (her) and their team. It’s all about the Math.  I have done my part to set up a system that is designed to succeed and now I need each of you partner with me in making TamPogo work for you, for others and for all the hungry children in the world that are literally “dying” for a meal. </p>
<p>(435) 231-1301<br />
emmakhunt@yahoo.com<br />
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		<description><![CDATA[Where’s the Food? The Fear of Uncertainty Times are really getting tough I used to watch other people as they lost their income. Some of my friends owned businesses and they had a decrease in profit. The end result for them was that they had to lay off people and productivity of the company decreased [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>Where’s the Food? The Fear of Uncertainty </strong></p>
<p>Times are really getting tough I used to watch other people as they lost their income.  Some of my friends owned businesses and they had a decrease in profit.  The end result for them was that they had to lay off people and productivity of the company decreased along with their income.  Other friends had reduction in hours and/or pay decreases.  Sales are slower, Homes are being lost.  People are right now suffering from financial problems that will only get worse.  Then my life and many of my family member&#8217;s lives were turned upside down. Thankfully, with a </p>
<p>If you do not now have a surplus of food storage for your family.  I beg you get one.  Even if you buy only one extra item with you groceries each week.  I cannot think of anything worse than watching your very own beautiful children cry because they are hungry. I also cannot think of anything better than sitting at the dinner table visiting with your happy family sharing food. </p>
<p>I have copied the following from <a href="http://www.offthegridnws.com">http://www.offthegridnws.com</a></p>
<p>“Where’s the Food? The Fear of Uncertainty </p>
<p>Sep 2nd, 2010 | By Andrew | Category: Food, Shortages </p>
<p>As the economy continues to sink deeper, forcing more people into unemployment lines, uncertainty is driving otherwise clear thinking people into a horde mentality that poses a growing danger to society. A recent episode in Tulsa involving a federally subsidized food distribution program is illustrative of the new reality of this uncertainty as increasing numbers of people begin to wonder where their next meal will come from.<br />
Iron Gate, a church-sponsored food distribution program, and recipient of federal stimulus dollars, provides food boxes to eligible low income families. Typically these boxes, containing about 30 pounds of food, are distributed monthly for free to about 165 families who qualify based on their income and dependent status.</p>
<p>It didn’t take long for some bits of erroneous information to spread through viral emails and social media before the hordes converged upon the church to receive their share of free food.  At the unexpected sight of 2000 people lining up one morning, the alarmed staff of Iron Gate had no choice but to suspend the food box distribution.</p>
<p>If you have ever witnessed the scene of a promotion van pulling up at a local fair and then throwing out samples of food, you may have been shocked at the sight of healthy, stampeding people to get their free bag. It wouldn’t be hard to imagine the ugly scene of a crowd of adults, stoked with the fear of uncertainty, as they jostle for position in a line for free food boxes.</p>
<p>It was a frightening situation heightened by a misinformed crowd jammed together in the hot Tulsa sun expecting something for free. The same scene is likely to be repeated in many other towns and cities as local food banks are reporting a 40 to 50% increase in traffic largely from first time recipients.</p>
<p>As these types of federal and state subsidized free food distribution programs continue to expand, the growing throngs of economically displaced people, fearing an uncertain future, will likely become increasingly panicked at the thought of empty pantries.</p>
<p>The societal danger is that as the crisis worsens, demand for food assistance will grow exponentially, both because of the food shortage and rising prices.  As the economic uncertainty continues to spread the entitlement mentality will creep among those who are marginally affected by financial circumstances.  Observers of the Iron Gate incident noted that the line of 2000 was comprised of a broad cross section of the economic strata that included many people without immediate need for assistance.</p>
<p>The bigger threat is that as a liberal-minded government continues to expand the supply of free food, it will actually aggravate the problem, by creating a growing dependency class and consuming an ever-larger portion of the market for food.  It has the potential of becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy which can only exacerbate the problem.</p>
<p>A family in economic distress can be pushed over the edge when there is fear as to the source of their next meal.  While this may be a way of existence for hundreds of millions around the world, American families haven’t faced that kind of uncertainty since the 1930s. As more families join the ranks of the economically distressed, their collective fear could strain the tolerances of society and the ability for the government to provide for them.  It is a frightening situation.”</p>
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<p>I received this email and thought this is quite a wake up call and I should share it.  We all need to be prepared for any emergency that a family member may need to have medical care when none is available.  What would you do?</p>
<p>Wed, September 1, 2010 12:   7:00 PM<br />
Medical care when no doctor is available<br />
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<p>To:	Emma Hunt <emmakhunt@yahoo.com> 	</p>
<p>________________________________________<br />
Dear Emma,</p>
<p>Astronomers from around the world are warning that a massive solar storm with the equivalent force of 100 million hydrogen bombs is likely to strike the earth in 2012, and while the media is focused on the likely damage to the global electric grid, medical professionals and consumers alike are beginning to contemplate what an off-grid scenario would mean for medical care.<br />
Analysts are concerned that if the damage is as extensive as leading experts say it may be, medical care could be set back a century or more. Insiders point to the difficulty maintaining perishable or refrigerated medicines, proper sanitation of medical equipment and facilities and even basics like keeping the lights on in buildings that have largely been constructed with little consideration for natural light.</p>
<p>Some skeptics have pointed out that many medical facilities have robust back-up generators, but as Brian Brawdy, a journalist and survivalist says, fuel supplies will eventually run out and may not be replenished.</p>
<p>&#8220;The medical industry has undertaken great efforts to continue to provide high quality medical care even under extraordinary off-grid type situations, but if the grid itself has collapsed because of damage to transformers, then simple things we are all dependent on-like regular fuel deliveries-will be a thing of the past, rendering diesel generators useless.&#8221;</p>
<p>Although a journalist by profession, Mr. Brawdy&#8217;s passion is for adventure and off-grid living. He has traveled in a truck that has been converted to part RV, part studio, and spends much of his time investigating how modern society is likely to respond to a crisis situation. The future of medical care in America is one of his greatest concerns.</p>
<p>&#8220;We are a resilient people and I&#8217;m impressed by the huge numbers of people who see the writing on the wall and are preparing for life after electricity by working towards personal energy and food independence, but one of the most neglected areas is health care, because people who are healthy don&#8217;t want to think about illness and those who are already suffering from a chronic condition can&#8217;t imagine life without modern medicine. Addressing this issue and finding solutions is one of my passions.&#8221;</p>
<p>While Mr. Brawdy&#8217;s preeminent concern is the much talked about series of solar storms predicted by NASA for 2012, other emergency preparedness experts see threats in more worldly forms. Natural disasters can devastate entire regions, be they hurricanes, tsunamis, floods, blizzards or earthquakes. The devastation in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina demonstrates just how quickly a functioning, modern city can become a toxic wasteland, leaving residents not only without food, water and electricity, but without access to even the most basic medical care.<br />
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Similarly, a terrorist attack on a major city would not only cripple the area&#8217;s infrastructure but would likely impact medical personnel and facilities disproportionately as victims overwhelm emergency care facilities. </p>
<p>Still others fear the impact ObamaCare will have on the quality and availability of health care in the United States. Beyond the expected deterioration in care and rationing, the willingness of the Obama administration to categorize Christian patriots as domestic terrorists has led many to conclude that ideological purity may one day become a prerequisite for medical care. Critics of President Obama&#8217;s policies point out that despite the frequent charge of socialism, his policies are actually more fascist in nature and that fascist systems have historically been eager to punish political opponents by withholding public services.</p>
<p>All these potential risks have led to a boom in alternative health care, particularly private, independent treatment. One of the world&#8217;s leading experts in the field of natural therapies is Master Herbalist Debra St. Claire, an international teacher and lecturer who has formulated over 270 products for treating common ailments and even serious, chronic conditions.</p>
<p>Mr. Brawdy, the journalist from New Orleans, is one of thousands of Americans who have contacted Ms. St. Claire looking for help developing natural remedies in the event no Doctor is available. As a result, she has developed a home study course called, &#8220;Herbal Preparations and Natural Therapies &#8212; Creating and Using a Home Herbal Medicine Chest&#8221;, available on three DVDs designed to teach anyone, even a young person, how to gather, prepare, administer and preserve the most valuable herbal remedies.</p>
<p>Over the course of four hours, Ms. St. Claire demonstrates through detailed, yet simple methods, how to make virtually every type of herbal preparation imaginable in the privacy and comfort of your own home. She explains how to make everything from ointments, extracts, tinctures, powders, even bug repellant!</p>
<p>One consumer reporter reviewed the material and said it was more like a Discovery Channel documentary than a training course, and that he believed he knew more about herbal remedies than 99% of all doctors in the country, and given the medical establishment and BigPharma&#8217;s antipathy towards natural remedies, it&#8217;s not likely that doctors will be prepared to adopt natural, alternative therapies during a time of crisis.</p>
<p>Ms. St. Claire says that normally her home study course is sold for $299 but that the severity of the circumstances we find ourselves in have led her to cut the price in half, and that the home study course is available for only $149, at least until they are all sold.</p>
<p>Mr. Brawdy believes that after securing food and shelter, most people should begin preparing for a more physically demanding life, and one without the medical care we&#8217;ve come to expect. &#8220;Whether from a terrorist attack, natural disaster, societal collapse or grid failure, millions of Americans will suffer horribly from a lack of modern medical care. Even simple, common ailments can become life-threatening without proper treatment, and mortality rates could skyrocket. Part of prepping for an uncertain future must include preparations for medical care when no doctor is available&#8221;.</p>
<p>More information on Debra Saint Claire and her potentially life-saving natural home remedies are available exclusively at MakeHerbalMedicines.com.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#8220;FEMA Administrator Fugate Kicks Off National Preparedness Month As Hurricane Earl Approaches East Coast, Seventh annual National Preparedness Month encourages Americans to take steps to prepare. Release Date: September 1, 2010 Release Number: HQ-10-167 WASHINGTON – Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Administrator Craig Fugate today kicked off the seventh annual National Preparedness Month, joining local [...]]]></description>
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<p>&#8220;FEMA Administrator Fugate Kicks Off National Preparedness Month<br />
As Hurricane Earl Approaches East Coast, Seventh annual National Preparedness Month encourages Americans to take steps to prepare.<br />
Release Date: September 1, 2010<br />
Release Number: HQ-10-167 </p>
<p>WASHINGTON – Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Administrator Craig Fugate today kicked off the seventh annual National Preparedness Month, joining local Washington, D.C. officials and students from Ferebree-Hope Elementary School at the Serve DC Commander Ready event to talk about the importance of family and community emergency preparedness, especially as Hurricane Earl approaches the East Coast of the U.S. and other storms continue to form in the Atlantic Ocean. </p>
<p>“Hurricane Earl is another important reminder to all of us that every member of the community needs to be prepared for hurricanes and other disasters. Engaging with children on the topic of emergency preparedness is an effective way to bring home the preparedness message,” said Fugate.  “Local events like this one are happening all over the country throughout September to underscore the importance of getting people of all ages involved in preparing for emergencies.” </p>
<p>National Preparedness Month is led by FEMA&#8217;s Ready Campaign in partnership with Citizen Corps and The Advertising Council, and is a nationwide effort encouraging individuals, families, businesses and communities to work together and take action to prepare for emergencies. National Preparedness Month is supported by a coalition of public, private and non-profit organizations that help spread the preparedness message.  This year’s record number of coalition members are sharing preparedness information with their members, customers, employee, and communities. Members also spearhead activities that encourage specific steps for individual, neighborhood, and community preparedness. </p>
<p>In addition to the kickoff event, the Ready Campaign and Citizen Corps will sponsor activities across the country throughout September. Ready is introducing several new PSA campaigns and Citizen Corps is presenting its National Achievement Awards during September. </p>
<p>For more information on the Ready Campaign and Citizen Corps, visit Ready.gov and CitizenCorps.gov. </p>
<p>Follow FEMA online at www.twitter.com/fema, www.facebook.com/fema, and www.youtube.com/fema.   Also, follow Administrator Craig Fugate&#8217;s activities at www.twitter.com/craigatfema.  The social media links provided are for reference only. FEMA does not endorse any non-government websites, companies or applications. </p>
<p>FEMA&#8217;s mission is to support our citizens and first responders to ensure that as a nation we work together to build, sustain, and improve our capability to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate all hazards.&#8221; </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Good afternoon: Last evening we had an incredible call with some fantastic information. If you did not have an opportunity to hear it live, please take a few minutes today to listen to it in the iRep resources section of the TamPogo site. On that call we had an individual speak, Dave, who gave his [...]]]></description>
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<p>Last evening we had an incredible call with some fantastic information.  If you did not have an opportunity to hear it live, please take a few minutes today to listen to it in the iRep resources section of the TamPogo site. </p>
<p>On that call we had an individual speak, Dave, who gave his experience with a few of the MD Products that he has been using in advance of them being released into the general market.  His experience with the products as far as his diabetes is concerned is compelling information to listen to if you know anyone with elevated blood sugar.   The products he has been taking are: </p>
<p>Polypept-Ice Protein<br />
7.35 Acid Base Drops<br />
Thyro-dine<br />
n3 Flax and Fish Oil </p>
<p>As promised to Dave on the call, we created a Tango package for High Blood Sugar which will include a 3-month supply of all of the important MD Products which addresses blood sugar issues.</p>
<p>3 Month Sugar Control Package: 00000-TAG0300</p>
<p>We also wanted to tell you that there is a new 5 minute video of our Founders recent trip to Nicaragua, following the food chain with Feed My Starving Children.  It is an excellent uplifting video if you need a boost today.  You can find it in the video section of TamPogo listed under Nicaragua 2010:  Wake Up Moments. </p>
<p>Today is the final day of the month and we are sure you have a lot to do but when you get a moment, please fill out this very short survey for TamPogo.  Your input is greatly appreciated.   Click here to take the survey!</p>
<p>Thank you for all your time and effort at TamPogo and we are looking forward to an incredible fall season together.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[CAMPOUT COOKING When I was a young girl, growing up on the farm my widowed mother got the idea that she needed to raise her children on the farm. After father died she remained on the farm, supplemented the farm income with her school teachers wages and with her small children for labor she continued [...]]]></description>
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<p>When I was a young girl, growing up on the farm my widowed mother got the idea that she needed to raise her children on the farm.  After father died she remained on the farm, supplemented the farm income with her school teachers wages and with her small children for labor she continued to manage the farm.  </p>
<p>Those were interesting years to say the least.  She would wake us up early, before the sun was up and send us on our various ways.  One to feed the small animals, (chickens, turkeys, ducks, calves, cats, dogs, etc.)  While we were outside doing our chores, she would prepare a large, hot breakfast. </p>
<p>After breakfast we would go out into the fields our up on the side of a mountain to clear virgin land.  Thus enabling mother to plant more crops.  Because, she did not want to take time away from our work to return home and for our noon meal; she would do the prep work for a Dutch oven meal and take it with us. </p>
<p>Upon arrival at the area we work going to spend the day working she would dig a hole large enough to cook our noon meal.  She would line the hole with large rocks.  Start a fire in the hole, which would heat the rocks.  Then she would place her large cast iron covered pot into the hole and cover it over with hot rocks and soil.  When we started to complain that we were hungry, she would then uncover her lunch, carefully with a shovel and then serve us a wonderful hot meal.</p>
<p>In this manner she was able to manage the farm and her home.  As a child I thought that was very cruel of mother to have worked us children as hard as she did.  Now I am thankful to have be taught good work ethics.  </p>
<p>BEEF &#038; VEGATABLE STEW<br />
1 ½ pounds Stewing Beef<br />
enough whole medium sized potatoes for your crowd<br />
¼ cup Flour<br />
2 cans tomato sauce<br />
1/3 cup cooking oil<br />
½ teaspoon thyme (optional)<br />
1 can diced carrots<br />
Salt and Pepper<br />
1 can green beans</p>
<p>	Coat beef with flour, salt and pepper and brown in oil.  Drain fat.  Save liquid from carrots, beans, and potatoes.  Add enough water to make 2-3 cups liquid.  Add to meat.  Add tomato sauce and thyme.  Cover and simmer about 4 hours.  </p>
<p>	Note: Frequently Mother would do all the preparation work at home and place her meal in a large covered cast-iron post and carried by one of the older boys to the area we were to be working it.  A hole was dug, hot fire was set in the hole with rocks around it and then the pot containing our noon meal was placed in the hole and then dirt was shoveled around the pot.  This sealed in the heat of the large rocks and cooked the meal rather like the slow cookers we use today. </p>
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