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Do Good Quietly -- November 15, 2010

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Spiritual Life

Do Good Quietly

Max Lucado
To do a good thing is a good thing. To do good to be seen is not. In fact, to do good to be seen is a serious offense. Here's why...
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Learning to Say Yes When You Want to Say No
Dr. Bill Lawrence
I have often struggled with the demand God has put on me to say yes to human authority when I want to say no, especially when I don't feel the person over me worthy of control. However, doing so anyway has been one of the most formative experiences of my life.
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Learn to Awaken the Quieter Virtues
Whitney Hopler
While quieter virtues can get lost in the noise around you, they're just as powerful as more dramatic virtues to help you become the person God wants you to be.
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Marriage

Enjoy Life with Your Spouse While Raising Your Kids
Whitney Hopler
You and your spouse want to be great parents, so you devote lots of time and energy to your kids. But how much do you devote to each other?
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Career

Partnering with God to Make Career Decisions
Kevin Brennfleck, NCCC and Kay Marie Brennfleck, NCCC
Many Christians struggle with knowing what to do when they face important decisions about their callings. Is it up to God to guide or up to us to decide?
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Entertainment

Dreamworks' Megamind a Familiar but Funny Trip
Christian Hamaker
It's deja vu all over again with Megamind, yet another superhero story in which super-villains go to great lengths to undermine the good guys. Think The Incredibles, Despicable Me, Shrek Forever After or... well, we've seen a lot of this sort of story recently.
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This Generation's Planes, Trains & Automobiles Arrives in Due Date
Christa Banister
Much like its R-rated Planes, Trains & Automobiles predecessor that starred Steve Martin and the late John Candy back in 1987, Due Date is also the madcap tale of two guys who would never take a cross-country road trip together, if extenuating circumstances weren't involved.
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When Your Child Suffers -- November 15, 2010

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Parenting

When Your Child Suffers
Julie Coleman
The year we switched schools was agonizing for my son. In place of the small, sheltered environment he had left behind, Adam entered a school of larger classes and total strangers...
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Christian Relationships

Women: Discover What Men are Really Thinking
Whitney Hopler
The men in your life – fathers, sons, brothers, husbands, boyfriends, employees, friends – aren't just women with big feet and beards...
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The Relational Economy: Deficit Living - Part 1
Hudson Russell Davis
Sometimes the thought of losing again is just too much to bear. You may know something is not profitable, but in your deficit living just want anything to work out. You may just want to win, so you fight well beyond the point of good sense until the blisters form on your heart.
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Kneeling in Prayer instead of Needling and Nagging
April Motl
Whose words do you want ringing in your spouse's ears: yours or God's?
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Books

Between a Rock and a Grace Place
Carol Kent
From best-selling author Carol Kent comes a riveting journey of facing the impassible obstacles of life and discovering the last thing ever expected—the sweet spot of grace. Read an excerpt from Between a Rock and a Grace Place.
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Almost Heaven
Chris Fabry
Billy Allman is a hillbilly genius. People in Dogwood, West Virginia, say he was born with a second helping of brains and a gift for playing the mandolin but was cut short on social skills. Read more from an excerpt of Chris Fabry's Almost Heaven.
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Pittman Shines Light on Mormon Society in For Time & Eternity
Kelley Mathews
Allison Pittman succeeds at drawing the reader in emotionally in For Time & Eternity. This is no lighthearted story, and often I wished I could put the book down--but just couldn't. Unfortunately the sequel doesn't come out until next year.
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FCPG: Shares could Quick-Triple by December 18th, on possible buyout

US-owned FCPG is one of
only 14 drug distributors
that will now dominate China's
$80 billion drug market!

You can score 2,800% profit
if McKesson, Cardinal Health or
AmerisourceBergen
buys them out!

Nevada-based FCPG just hit the jackpot by scoring one of just 14 licenses granted by the Chinese government to sell wholesale drugs over the Internet in China.

This little US company with shares selling near $1 got its license just before the government put a moratorium on any further licensing. And they're the only US company with the Internet license!

This practically guarantees a 2,800% profit on a buyout by one of the giant US drug distributors, McKesson, Cardinal Health, or AmerisourceBergen. These companies are dying to get into China, the fastest growing Pharmaceutical market in the world, but they're locked out because of the Internet license moratorium.

FCPG is the #1 buyout target because it's a US company that owns a Hong Kong company that owns the Chinese drug distributor with the Internet license. Under this corporation structure, FCPG is NOT subject to China's laws, but only Hong Kong's far more business-friendly laws.

This is a huge advantage because...

China is right now consolidating its massive and severely antiquated drug distribution industry, which is a key part of an $850 billion gov't commitment to improve healthcare all across China by 2013.

Very quickly now, the current 6,000 drug distributors (mostly unnecessary middlemen) will be slashed to just 30 or 40 modern companies, which will dominate the new $80 billion drug market!

But most important, just 14 firms will be the biggest winners under consolidation because only 14 will have the Internet licenses (no business using an outmoded system will be able to compete on price, speed of delivery, or customer service).

Thousands of middlemen will be eliminated and
FCPG could quickly grow 28-fold!

To ensure rapid growth under gov't ordained consolidation, FCPG will give a free PC to each customer that includes a direct link to the company's website, offering 30,000 Western and Chinese prescription drugs, plus thousands of over-the-counter remedies. The result will be that...

    1. Hospitals, health clinics, and drug stores will buy drugs directly from FCPG at 15% lower prices!
       
    2. Profit margins for FCPG could jump by 100%!

FCPG can quickly grow from $21 million to $300 million, and with double the profits, the stage could be set for a $600 million buyout by McKesson, Cardinal Health, AmerisourceBergen or Owens-Minor at $28!

This is a slam dunk for investors who ACT NOW!

Read the enclosed full story
and score 2,800% profit on FCPG!

Eric Dickson,
Editor, Breakaway Stocks

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