Veteran’s Day Articles

Click on this link to some really fine articles related to Veterans Day…

http://hubpages.com/hub/Veterans-Day-Thoughts

Enjoy your reading

Gus

We Just Now Lost the President of the SAFBVA

Chip Phillips has lost his battle with cancer and has gone to meet his maker. Thus, within short weeks, our good friend, Chip, has joined his dear wife, Alice, in death. We give our condolences to the family and to all of their friends. May Chip and Alice rest in peace.

End Your End of the Month Blues

You will not be able to get rid of your end-of-the-month budget woes in just several days, or even several weeks, but you can begin to put that sort of problem behind you if you get going on things.

Maybe you just want to save some of your own money on things you purchase for yourself or as gifts for others. Remember that old expression, “A penny saved is a penny earned.”

Perhaps you are looking at your costly computer system and are thinking, “Now why can’t I get that gadget to at least help pay for itself?”

Among the many ways to do both of those things is to “own” your own store on the Internet.

For most of us, that is not as easy to do as it is to say.  There are the traditional ways to go about having an Internet store, and there are unusually easier ways, too. 

We have our own nice storefront on the Internet. It is full of lots of different kinds of products, all priced nicely. We can choose our own product mix. If we don’t want to have certain products in our store, we simply tell them to go away.  Further, we set our own prices. If we want to sell at good discounts, that’s what we do. What is especially nice is that we don’t have to stock anything in our own storeroom or out in the garage. Everything is warehoused for us. When our customer orders something and pays us for it, we tell the warehouse to ship it to them. Our customer gets our shipping ticket (completed for us by the warehouse) along with whatever it was they purchased, and shipping is fast and secure, typically by United Parcel Service, right to their door.

Our first three months of store “ownership” was free, along with an education program that explained to us how it all works.  After that, we paid $10 a month to continue our store, but we can quit anytime we want to.  Part of our deal is the ability we have to sponsor others into their own stores. From those stores we do not take away any of the owners’ profits.

Want to learn more?

Check out the article we put up on “Hubpages,” an article site we belong to. Just click on the link (in blue text underlined).

Have fun with your new store. Check it all out during your first FREE three months.

Have Fun at Hubpages

If you like to read items that you have not read before now, or see images that are newly tied to these interesting articles (all sorts of subjects – serious stuff and tons of humor, too) click on this link to Gus’s pages on “Hubpages,” a site stuffed full of all kinds of writers – 1,000s of them.

Then come on back  here and leave a comment to this post. Thanks

NEW – Redneck’s Kitchen AcademyWebstore

Here are some really nice kitchen and dining items, all at a discount, in our new AcademyWebstore.

Our whole AcademyWebstore has many, many more items to offer, but this page will show you some of the discounted price cooking and dining items in the store.  There are more of these, and lots more of other items, too.

If you like, you can also have a storefront of your own. Your own store is free to you for the first 3 months and, thereafter (if you decide to keep it),  the cost is only $10 a month for a basic store like this one. Take a look… Click the URL, below.

Redneck’s Kitchen AcademyWebstore

Carry This Library in One Hand

You don’t have to be an X-ray tech or work with radiation to greatly profit from owning and using this CD. It holds complete copies of 6 different publications that ANY medical worker or student can and should use.

An added benefit is that the cost to own these authoritative manuals is a very small
fraction of the cost of such texts in ordinary book form.

Here is what you get on this remarkable CD:

* The U. S. Army Radiology Specialist Manual, Part I, April 2007

(202 pages – positioning geometry, exposure techniques, extremities, vertebrae, thorax, etc., with full illustrations and radiographic images)

* The U. S. Army Radiology Specialist Manual, Part II, October 2006

(190 pages – skull, facial bones, esophagus, digestive system, gall bladder, urogenital system, contrast media, skeletal surveys & scanography, arthrography, mammography, circulatory system, nervous system, portable radiography, etc. with full illustrations and radiographic images)

* Nuclear Medical Imaging by William W. Moses, Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory

(55-page slide show – describes nuclear medicine, tracer isotopes, positron emitters, computed tomagraphy, SPECT, PET, collimators, MRI and nuclear medical images, etc.)

* 10 CFR Part 20 Radiation Safety Regulations

(HTML version of the complete text of 10 Code of Federal Regulations Part 20)

* Joseph Maclise’s Surgical Anatomy (1859) produced by Don Kostuch

(318 pages, fully illustrated in color – Classical surgical anatomy book duplicated and released in January, 2008, through “Project Gutenberg.”)

* Human Machine by George B. Bridgman, January, 1939

(An “oldie” but a “goodie.” 153 illustrated pages of the anatomical structure and mechanisms of the human body, its muscles and bones and how they work together)

We have searched out these books and manuals for you and have placed them onto a single CD. You can make good and quick use of the CD in your home and office computers. That’s one easy and avantageous way to look up imaging techniques, radiation facts and safety rules, plus unusually detailed information and illustration of human anatomy. In addition, you can print out whole books and manuals at your computer’s printer for library shelf availability in notebook form.

You may not need or want this imaging CD yourself, but you will probably know of an
X-ray tech or a radiology department that could make daily use of its authoritative contents. Books similar to some on this CD sell for $100 or more each – so, if you believe that someone or some department you know of can use one of these CDs, be a friend and pass the word along.

Each CD comes with a money back guarantee. No questions asked !

$10 each CD, includes shipping and handling.

Send your name, postal address and check to:

G. Kilthau
Box 1741
Bellaire, TX 77402-1741

Sort of a Nice Flag Day

The sun is bright and warm. The breeze is just right. That makes today a nice day to take a good look at that red, white and blue flag out in the front yard.