FW: Check this out: NYR Organic

 

Happy New Year!!

 

This is to all my beloved conservative lady friends!

 

Let me admit right out front that I don’t know anything about this stuff because I’m just a poor, dumb guy!! But Lorraine Walsh is a very dear friend of mine, a terrific conservative, an immensely sweet, generous and loving soul, and I want to help her out. She has been struggling for a while as many of us have in this Obama economy, and needs to do something to help feed her multiple and continuously hungry young little ones. So with her army husband, John, just coming home from Iraq, she is attempting to make ends meet a little easier by taking on a franchise with the line of “natural” beauty products, “Green and Gorgeous.”

 

Now ladies, that’s all I’m going to say about the beauty products, because it is NOT my advice you would be interested in … I’ll leave that up to Lorraine! I wish I had had the time to get this information out to you BEFORE Christmas, but I was just too darned busy. I’M SORRY LORRAINE!!

 

However, she did ask me to pass on to you that she has a special 45% discount going on right now with a number of these products which may well just happen to be something you currently need. I guess that would prove to come in handy, right?

 

Please do me a huge favor and give my friend Lorraine a call. I want to help her earn a little extra honest income. This isn’t a charity case … it’s a business … it’s a  conservative lady’s way of solving her own problems … so I urge YOU to pursue your own beauty needs and interests by calling her.

 

Her web page is displayed below, as is her name and email address right above it. Her home number is (804)365-7749. Her cell number is (757) 268-5254. If you have any trouble reaching her, then you can even give me a call. My cell # is (757) 329-6879. Trust me. I love Lorraine. You will, too.

 

 

Mike Prunty

 

Founder and President

The American Freedom Project

Yorktown, Virginia

Cell: (757) 329-6879

 

From: Lorraine M. Walsh [mailto:1naturalbeauty@cox.net]
Sent: Monday, December 12, 2011 10:25 PM
To: mprunty@afpcsf.com
Subject: Check this out: NYR Organic

 

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December 2011 Share this with your friends!   Lorraine Walsh I am so excited to be sharing these wonderful certified organic products with you!! NYR Organic is a 30 year old award winning company from the UK that recently launched here in the US. I have been in the skin care industry for over 7 years. When I first tried NYR, I could not believe how amazing the products felt on my skin. I decided to align myself with this company to share these amazing products with you. Read through this newsletter to learn all about NYR Organic. Let me know if you want to try our products or join me in building an NYR business. An amazing 50% of our catalog is priced under $20.00!     Published by NYR Organic TELL A FRIEND   Bookmark & Share:

 

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A NEW U.S. SENATE CHOICE?

 

Hello fellow Conservatives:

 

In review of the Republican primary race for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by James Webb so far, it has been observed by more than a few political analysts and operatives that many conservatives, both inside and out of the Republican Party, are not 100% satisfied with the choices being offered so far in the Republican field. Of course, there are those likely primary voters who have firmly committed themselves to a particular candidate. The recent exit of Tim Donner, however, only further fuels much of the uncertainty.

 

The following questions may be relevant to you at this time. Is the candidate you support a strong, proven conservative? Has your (or any) candidate consistently stood firm on his/her conservative principles under heavy fire? Does he/she really have a verifiable track record of conservative activism to sufficiently substantiate him/herself and win your unwavering trust? Do the candidates truly have sufficiently proven legislative experience to know how to get things done in a testy place like the United States Senate? Does your candidate give a great conservative speech, but still seem to lack the history of “on-the-ground” issue activism and battle experience before they were running for office to back it up? That is, when there was nothing in it to gain for themselves personally?

 

Does your candidate (or any) provide for you the real prospect of change you are looking for in Washington, or does he/she have a record which had contributed to the problems leading to the disastrous elections of 2006 and 2008, along with the other challenges we face today? Or do they have any real record at all?

 

As late in the game as it may appear, I have decided at this time to begin “testing the waters” for a possible entry into the primary race by Delegate Bob Marshall. I have some simple questions below I would very much appreciate you taking just a few moments to answer as honestly as you can. No other candidate’s names are mentioned, nor is anyone demeaned in any way.

 

1)      1) Do you consider yourself a staunch conservative, Libertarian, Tea Party/Patriot, a moderate, or simply a “Republican?”

2)        

2)   2) Are you satisfied with the choices available in this field of candidates? (yes or no)

        

3)   3) Have you settled on a particular candidate and committed firmly to that person? (yes or no)

 

4)   4) Have you donated money to that candidate? (yes or no)

 

5)   5) Would you … or could you … leave that candidate should you deem that a “better choice” were to become available? (yes or no)

 

6)    6) Would you be more likely to vote for a Republican Senate candidate in the June, 2012 primary if he had already beaten former Democrat Governor Tim Kaine on public policy issues? (yes or no)

 

7)     7) If Delegate Bob Marshall were to enter the race very soon, would you either support him, or consider leaving the candidate you currently support to supporting Delegate Bob Marshall? (yes or no)

 

8)      8)Would you be inclined to volunteer to support Delegate Bob Marshall with some form of activity, such as helping to gather names on petitions to get him on the ballot, among other possible campaign activities? (yes or no)

 

9)       9) Would you be undecided about Delegate Bob Marshall at this point, but open to considering him over the coming months?

 

 

To respond, simply email back to me your answers to questions (1-9) in numerical order. Your responses will have a very major impact in this critical election in Virginia. Please consider them carefully.

 

Thank you so much in advance for your time and help with this important decision.

 

Sincerely,

 

Mike Prunty

(757) 329-6879

Yorktown, Virginia

A NEW U.S. SENATE CHOICE?

Hello fellow Conservatives:

 

In review of the Republican primary race for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by James Webb so far, it has been observed by more than a few political analysts and operatives that many conservatives, both inside and out of the Republican Party, are not 100% satisfied with the choices being offered so far in the Republican field. Of course, there are those likely primary voters who have firmly committed themselves to a particular candidate. The recent exit of Tim Donner, however, only further fuels much of the uncertainty.

 

The following questions may be relevant to you at this time. Is the candidate you support a strong, proven conservative? Has your (or any) candidate consistently stood firm on his/her conservative principles under heavy fire? Does he/she really have a verifiable track record of conservative activism to sufficiently substantiate him/herself and win your unwavering trust? Do the candidates truly have sufficiently proven legislative experience to know how to get things done in a testy place like the United States Senate? Does your candidate give a great conservative speech, but still seem to lack the history of “on-the-ground” issue activism and battle experience before they were running for office to back it up? That is, when there was nothing in it to gain for themselves personally?

 

Does your candidate (or any) provide for you the real prospect of change you are looking for in Washington, or does he/she have a record which had contributed to the problems leading to the disastrous elections of 2006 and 2008, along with the other challenges we face today? Or do they have any real record at all?

 

As late in the game as it may appear, I have decided at this time to begin “testing the waters” for a possible entry into the primary race by Delegate Bob Marshall. I have some simple questions below I would very much appreciate you taking just a few moments to answer as honestly as you can. No other candidate’s names are mentioned, nor is anyone demeaned in any way.

 

1)      1) Do you consider yourself a staunch conservative, Libertarian, Tea Party/Patriot, a moderate, or simply a “Republican?”

2)        

2)   2) Are you satisfied with the choices available in this field of candidates? (yes or no)

        

3)   3) Have you settled on a particular candidate and committed firmly to that person? (yes or no)

 

4)   4) Have you donated money to that candidate? (yes or no)

 

5)   5) Would you … or could you … leave that candidate should you deem that a “better choice” were to become available? (yes or no)

 

6)    6) Would you be more likely to vote for a Republican Senate candidate in the June, 2012 primary if he had already beaten former Democrat Governor Tim Kaine on public policy issues? (yes or no)

 

7)     7) If Delegate Bob Marshall were to enter the race very soon, would you either support him, or consider leaving the candidate you currently support to supporting Delegate Bob Marshall? (yes or no)

 

8)      8)Would you be inclined to volunteer to support Delegate Bob Marshall with some form of activity, such as helping to gather names on petitions to get him on the ballot, among other possible campaign activities? (yes or no)

 

9)       9) Would you be undecided about Delegate Bob Marshall at this point, but open to considering him over the coming months?

 

To respond, simply email back to me your answers to questions (1-9) in numerical order. Your responses will have a very major impact in this critical election in Virginia. Please consider them carefully.

 

Thank you so much in advance for your time and help with this important decision.

 

Sincerely,

 

Mike Prunty

(757) 329-6879

Yorktown, Virginia

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New Years Holiday

 

In observance of the New Years  Holiday, the Waste Management Center's Administrative Offices located at 145 Goodwin Neck Road will be closed Friday, December 30 and Monday, January 2. The Waste Management Center including the Transfer Station, Citizen Drop Off, Recycling Center and the VPPSA Compost Facility will close at 11am on New Year's Eve (Saturday) December 31. The VPPSA Compost Facility will be closed on Monday, January 2^nd.  The Waste Management Center will be open during regular business hours all other days.

 

Trash and Recycling collections will not be affected by the holiday and will occur on your regularly scheduled day of collection. Please place your receptacle(s) at the curb by 7:00am on your regularly scheduled day to ensure collection.

 

Christmas trees will be collected during the weeks of January 2, 2012 and January 13, 2012. Please place trees at the curb by 7:00am on Monday of each collection week.  Trees must be free of all lights, decorations and no longer than 6ft long in order to be collected. You can also bring them to the VPPSA Compost Facility located at 145 Goodwin Neck Road.

 

 

Happy Holiday

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News from York County

 

Gallery at York Hall to operate on winter hours until April 1

 

December 28, 2011

 

FOR RELEASE AT WILL

 

The Gallery at York Hall will open for its 11th season on Sunday, April 1, 2012.

 

Until that time, the Gallery will be open on a limited winter schedule. Hours of operation will be Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Appointments to visit the Gallery may also be made by calling 757-890-4490. 

 

The Gallery is located in York Hall at 301 Main Street, Yorktown. It is operated by the Celebrate Yorktown Committee and managed by volunteer manager Sharon Owen. The Gallery at York Hall is an art gallery with a variety of themed exhibits which change every six to eight weeks. Exhibits feature the works of local artists. 

 

For more information, call the Gallery at York Hall at 757-890-4490 or visit www.visityorktown.org for a complete listing of 2012 exhibits.

 

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County announces Martin Luther King Day holiday closings

 

December 28, 2011

 

FOR RELEASE AT WILL

 

The following York County government offices and courts will be closed in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on Monday, Jan. 16.

 

Offices	January 16
County Offices	Closed
All Courts	Closed both Jan. 13 & Jan. 16
York-Poquoson Social Services	Closed
Virginia Cooperative Extension	Closed
York County Libraries	Closed
Waste Management Compost Facility and Transfer Station	Open
Garbage & Recycling Collection	Regular schedules

           

For more information, call the Public Information Office at 757-890-3300.

 

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York County Board of Supervisors' Meeting Agenda

 

Click on the link below to view the January 3, 2012, Regular Meeting Agenda of the York County Board of Supervisors.

 

http://www.yorkcounty.gov/Default.aspx?tabid=1900

 

 

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