Greetings and thoughts of warm hearths and happiness for you at the holidays as I'll be offline for a few days over the timeframe, and extra awareness as the recruitment to deter the Incursion II are strongly underway. More openings for work assignments are discussed below, but for the moment, I'll address the Incursion II as part of your urban safety focus.
The Militaries and clerics are again taking the reports for Incursion II, and the duration of Incursion II looks to be lengthy due to the high amount of abductees and kidnap victims being held by the Incursion II perpetrators; the MIA personnel are also being sought among the victims, as this Incursion has built up around and followed many wars.
Specialized units are still recruiting persons with backgrounds or interests in their own heritage or ethnicity, including the ones from prior wars such as the SS now of the US Navy, officially.
I hope you will all be extra cautious and aware of your safety for the times ahead. There is a false system in play in the Incursion II masses that are behaving in military manners, albeit untrained, and erroneously by observers of the past equated to religious practices. Again, the false systems do not merit religious protections nor discussions of the matters. The Military is recruiting paranormal inclined personnel and training them as a result of the reported attacks by targeted victims of paranormal proportions. Ethical practices are mandatory, as are adjustments in the updated religions that utilize paranormal techniques for those interested; the pay is standard and military. Law enforcement also has slots for cross-platform positions opening and training.
Also being sought are those who can work with the militaries in real estate embezzlement investigative stances. Targetted victims are particularly of the sizable or remarkable restoration-level, prized neighborhoods, collectibles, manor or Old House ilk or origin or the ownership being of decent. Again the clergy or the Military can assist with assignments, and the US Navy is in the lead of the deterring and protecting against Incursion II.
The patterns of attacks by Incursion II is not yet announced. Take extra care to handle the suspicious information if you think you are being targeted or are unable to determine. Journals of logged anomalies and unusual data will be able to assist law enforcement in your behalf. A special thank you goes out to Law Enforcement officially from the Military for assisting in the deterring of the crime waves brought in by the Incursions and which has been attributed to a drop in crime statistics.
Another special alert goes out for while you're out shopping or visiting establishments to disregard the attempts by Incursion II or those inspired by it to assess anyone for mental health purposes in public. It is illegal to assess in such a manner, and law enforcement may make an assessment for a certain purpose, but otherwise there is no tolerance for the Incursion II attempts to misdiagnose and drug others in public for proclaimed but false medical needs. The dangers uncovered include medications slipped as mickeys not told to the person receiving them and no actual medical personnel active nor valid family members or friends making the request for assessment. My own executive order enacted states that I'm 'normal' at all times in mental health areas permanently as a type of typing done by the fields of psychiatry and that has sometimes been the level needed to arrest the perpetrators, but new measures are in play to stop the attempts to medicate incorrectly persons in public places again that should stop the foul play before it goes too far. Certainly, don't tolerate any such misbehavior.
Some interesting things are happening that overlap Fashion and Business. The bubbling business sectors are under the magnifying glass and this is an official announcement of more commercial and commercial print models being sought for advertisement level openings. The USMC is linked to all professional modeling agencies which may be contacted for the anticipated contractual work and project work assignments. The USAF Fashion One project is making the official announcement, and I'm pleased to do so on this blog. Also sought are fine art models for contractual assignments. Experienced models of the past are most welcome to apply.
Follow-along: I'm still reading the novel and working on the scarfs, and today is a decoupage emblem day. If you're interested in the newer neater emblems or symbols or heraldry in fashionable wear and are not of a mind to do it yourself, there are other ways to get the style on. The custom embroidery places such as at t-shirt shops or online heritage heraldry sites often can help. I'm also going through the houseplants and the dead things that show up at this time of year. I'm selecting pots to replant for Spring, and to decorate the pots.
From the field of Ufology there are many new angelic encounter reports coming in. I hope you won't be shy to utilize the prepaved pathways for reporting even family lore. The lore helped out USSF greatly in bedroom-community movements of the past and the present ghosthunting level focus of a worldwide bedroom-community focus of information and investigation. Enjoy digging up some from your own histories and sharing. The holiday season wouldn't be the same without thoughts to the angels.
The next time I'll be on the blog is after the New Year, and I hope yours starts out superb, and peacefully. Take good care.
Sartorially yours,
Kristin-Marie Wall
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Holiday Greetings and Incursion II Alerts
The morning finds me on personal vacation and the rainy day is one that called for fruit cake with a special cup of tea, but I'm glad to be blogging on Incursion II updates for Holiday safety and urban preparedness alerts. I'm pleased inform that the USMC has offered a special ring that is engraved with Incursion I and has room for more engraving, for those who participated with the Militaries and the Churches worldwide in the last effort. There are several military officers who were approached and threatened directly with an Incursion III, already. Go ahead and take your everyday precautions and stay extra alert as the holidays you know come with alerts to take extra care of your resources and gift items.
Vacation time with the Militaries you might be curious to know allows for up to half-time of work and lots of postponed activities identified throughout the year before. This week finds me at home delightfully sewing some clothes and making presents. A gingerbread making kit and book are on my tabletop. I watched this morning The Grinch Who Stole Christmas which went well with the rainy morning. My notepad is close by for story ideas ...
For the follow-along: I have heard back from several of you who enjoyed the books listed and I'll get back to the reading and craft projects next week. Ahead, we've discussed before learning new language or culture. This is a fine time to select something for now or later from that culture to do.
Some of the news media were recently asking about forecasts for business in the fields related to Fashion. The USAF Fashion One Project presently in the Air Force One office is seeking part-timers who have a background in psychology and psychiatry and on openness to referential material provided by the CIA to make comparisons. The design teams are on deadlines provided by the military and they are looking to the year ahead for resultant incomes as a partial result of the interaction with the part-timers and consultants under discussion. The part-time openings are short and are very regular, usually daily so reliability is essential.
Other news is that it is fine to complain of the noted difference in the fashion business as was just done, in that only 110,000 job openings were created for the Holiday Season. The other side of that is that it is a new style of managing a business sector that is commended for opening those jobs for two-year increments instead of the typical short duration of only the holiday. There are some nice openings that I would've enjoyed to work, myself, and was glad to see to others getting them for a solid period of time.
Until next week ...
Sartorially yours,
Kristin-Marie Wall
Vacation time with the Militaries you might be curious to know allows for up to half-time of work and lots of postponed activities identified throughout the year before. This week finds me at home delightfully sewing some clothes and making presents. A gingerbread making kit and book are on my tabletop. I watched this morning The Grinch Who Stole Christmas which went well with the rainy morning. My notepad is close by for story ideas ...
For the follow-along: I have heard back from several of you who enjoyed the books listed and I'll get back to the reading and craft projects next week. Ahead, we've discussed before learning new language or culture. This is a fine time to select something for now or later from that culture to do.
Some of the news media were recently asking about forecasts for business in the fields related to Fashion. The USAF Fashion One Project presently in the Air Force One office is seeking part-timers who have a background in psychology and psychiatry and on openness to referential material provided by the CIA to make comparisons. The design teams are on deadlines provided by the military and they are looking to the year ahead for resultant incomes as a partial result of the interaction with the part-timers and consultants under discussion. The part-time openings are short and are very regular, usually daily so reliability is essential.
Other news is that it is fine to complain of the noted difference in the fashion business as was just done, in that only 110,000 job openings were created for the Holiday Season. The other side of that is that it is a new style of managing a business sector that is commended for opening those jobs for two-year increments instead of the typical short duration of only the holiday. There are some nice openings that I would've enjoyed to work, myself, and was glad to see to others getting them for a solid period of time.
Until next week ...
Sartorially yours,
Kristin-Marie Wall
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Seasons in Trend and Day 9 Alerts
It is a good and snowy, icy day that greeted me today in Stockton, California. One of those productive meeting days, already. At the designated military installations, the cafes, the general public is to be lauded on the proper respect being shown to the military personnel and law enforcement cooperatively planning for urban defense and preparedness on site. It is a 9th day of copycat styled home-invasion waves of militant-criminal activities, Incursion II. Again, the US Department of the Navy is in the lead for combating the illegal wave.
Early rising deters any number of home invasions. A conglomeration of styles. The law enforcement homes are being the least affected with the lowest amount of break-&-entries with military personnel following in second. Precautions at the everyday citizen and residence level should be about as high as you can manage. That means thinking through your normal procedures ranging from doors, mail pick-up, gate locking, and as some general public has asked the military at the installations about, things such as an emergency set of clothing, and other supplies. The main thing is to take extra precaution and report to law enforcement even snippets overheard if sounding to be of unusual locomotion or activities that may be crime related to the Incursion II. In response, reactivation of veterans is possible in almost any situation; the local Veterans Hospital is one place where this can be done on-site as was accomplished this past week for many. Challenges to possible reactivation are being accommodated at the time.
This blog began as a trend analyzer or constituent; coming along nicely is a new and burgeoning interest by the many of varieties in forms of music. Taking lessons or learning in studies about an instrument, for example, can be done by asking to be typed for a compatible instrument. A local music store can likely help out. I've been typed for oboe. I spent years on the piano, a star instrument, but at this point it is a worn if true friend. I'll spend more time on learning about another, and I hope you will, also.
The USAF is quite pleased with the responsiveness of the world of Fashion, and the Air Force One office is introducing new Artistic Directors to handle the work load. Taking in calls and general contacts today are Dr. A, Dr. Bruno, Dr. John, and Dr. G. Whether a titan or a cottage industry, there is a place and a schedule for success for all. I hope you'll contact one of the artistic directors soon.
For the follow-along. I'm about half-way through The Death at Dartmoor and its charming view of the moors. I've checked out from the library for next time The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco, and I'll also list a shorter novel next time for those with a constrained time schedule. The yellow scarf is coming along nicely as planned and is about to get its colorful edge. While I'm reading today I'm listening to The Three Tenors Christmas, threetenorchristmas.com. I've admitted to enjoying holiday music on the blog before.
My illustrations for the children's manuscript are multiplying, as are the pages on the other book manuscripts. My portfolios are being revamped, including the modeling one. Thanks to the USMC I'm recontracted for a revised long-term career back in Fashion and Beauty only, not in commercial-print any longer. If you are a client uncontacted from commercial-print, the USMC will be glad to guide you in a new selection by contacting Dr. Deborah.
Say hello, in general, to the gifts of the season and the spirit of gratitude upon us all for what is your own and collective abundance. Create your own prayer or mantra, as prayer groups and circles are increasing worldwide in number. The world-view situation is being accurately accounted for by decision makers and information disseminating rapidly and correctly about situations on home fronts and for country citizens. There are even monarchical heads that have met or contacted me to inform that their own populaces in stable countries are suffering from hunger on an unusual level. We'll talk about the Economy again soon on the blog. Keep apprised of good matters of economy and think of how to optimize perishable resources during a season high in entertaining expectations. The USMC has good resources on home gardens as mentioned before.
This holiday season, consider sharing in a group-think idea of utilizing a country-costume for holiday wear, or devise something with that in mind for yourself or a beloved. The ideas coming out of the ancestry closets is delightful to witness as even an embellishment can be enough for the inherent delight. I hope you'll enjoy the season more than usual.
I'll look forward to being on the blog with you again in a week, and I wish you a blessed time.
Sartorially yours,
K.-Marie Wall
Early rising deters any number of home invasions. A conglomeration of styles. The law enforcement homes are being the least affected with the lowest amount of break-&-entries with military personnel following in second. Precautions at the everyday citizen and residence level should be about as high as you can manage. That means thinking through your normal procedures ranging from doors, mail pick-up, gate locking, and as some general public has asked the military at the installations about, things such as an emergency set of clothing, and other supplies. The main thing is to take extra precaution and report to law enforcement even snippets overheard if sounding to be of unusual locomotion or activities that may be crime related to the Incursion II. In response, reactivation of veterans is possible in almost any situation; the local Veterans Hospital is one place where this can be done on-site as was accomplished this past week for many. Challenges to possible reactivation are being accommodated at the time.
This blog began as a trend analyzer or constituent; coming along nicely is a new and burgeoning interest by the many of varieties in forms of music. Taking lessons or learning in studies about an instrument, for example, can be done by asking to be typed for a compatible instrument. A local music store can likely help out. I've been typed for oboe. I spent years on the piano, a star instrument, but at this point it is a worn if true friend. I'll spend more time on learning about another, and I hope you will, also.
The USAF is quite pleased with the responsiveness of the world of Fashion, and the Air Force One office is introducing new Artistic Directors to handle the work load. Taking in calls and general contacts today are Dr. A, Dr. Bruno, Dr. John, and Dr. G. Whether a titan or a cottage industry, there is a place and a schedule for success for all. I hope you'll contact one of the artistic directors soon.
For the follow-along. I'm about half-way through The Death at Dartmoor and its charming view of the moors. I've checked out from the library for next time The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco, and I'll also list a shorter novel next time for those with a constrained time schedule. The yellow scarf is coming along nicely as planned and is about to get its colorful edge. While I'm reading today I'm listening to The Three Tenors Christmas, threetenorchristmas.com. I've admitted to enjoying holiday music on the blog before.
My illustrations for the children's manuscript are multiplying, as are the pages on the other book manuscripts. My portfolios are being revamped, including the modeling one. Thanks to the USMC I'm recontracted for a revised long-term career back in Fashion and Beauty only, not in commercial-print any longer. If you are a client uncontacted from commercial-print, the USMC will be glad to guide you in a new selection by contacting Dr. Deborah.
Say hello, in general, to the gifts of the season and the spirit of gratitude upon us all for what is your own and collective abundance. Create your own prayer or mantra, as prayer groups and circles are increasing worldwide in number. The world-view situation is being accurately accounted for by decision makers and information disseminating rapidly and correctly about situations on home fronts and for country citizens. There are even monarchical heads that have met or contacted me to inform that their own populaces in stable countries are suffering from hunger on an unusual level. We'll talk about the Economy again soon on the blog. Keep apprised of good matters of economy and think of how to optimize perishable resources during a season high in entertaining expectations. The USMC has good resources on home gardens as mentioned before.
This holiday season, consider sharing in a group-think idea of utilizing a country-costume for holiday wear, or devise something with that in mind for yourself or a beloved. The ideas coming out of the ancestry closets is delightful to witness as even an embellishment can be enough for the inherent delight. I hope you'll enjoy the season more than usual.
I'll look forward to being on the blog with you again in a week, and I wish you a blessed time.
Sartorially yours,
K.-Marie Wall
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Mid-Holiday and Alerts and Hellos
I hope you all are having a warm and wonderful Holiday Season. Be aware once more of copycats to the home-invasion Incursion which also included wartime participants and support being attacked in other manners at home and in public. This time around, it is officially Incursion II, and don't be surprised or offended, though, if the soldiery reactivated is laughing at the ironies while they are pulled in to urban defense. Double check your tamper-proof seals and such again so that you can avoid copy-cats of the glue and other forms of attacks upon your homes and persons, once again.
An especially trying time may be happening for the families who are searching for their old records to get up to date on urban training. Do, though, help by keeping extra-confidential the numbers and photos and other records involved. The identity-theft hacking is really quite the trouble for the soldiers and their families at the moment, so I hope you'll help with this matter. Do be careful about not confusing identities, and stay calm through the challenges this holiday. For example, you don't want to confuse me with, say, the artwork client whose business card I posted on the blog, Katherine, just because you read the name on the same day, or such. She is non-military entirely and is typical of the types of errors of confusing identities between people who may seem similar in age, appearance, birthdate, name, or acquainted with same people. I am of course military and involved in the Arts and Fashion and similar, plus the urban-preparedness discussed on the blog. I hope you'll be aware of this common error to not make as it is not tolerated by the Military, at all ...
I mention this also because of the identity-theft scams being caught in the act, again, thanks to the diligence of the many. The difficulties can be minimized, if not avoided. Do check in correctly at any of the military installations which are now abundant if you are from a military family and on-the-road or have a difficulty to be immediately handled; you'll recall that the military installations are now at all the cafes (if you find one that isn't, let us know), and the bar-restaurants and bars. They are officially thanked for willing cooperation, which is symbiotic to help their businesses.
The impostors in identity-theft scams have gone so far as to impersonate those with executive-orders again to supposedly call-up military units for traps. The militaries in Germany and Israel have been most sadly affected, and the cooperation of the general public is requested at this time as we and you and others sort it out. The travelling mis-contacted and often overly trusting personnel are being resituated, and can check-in at the military installations for their redirecting, housing, and other logistics. Remember that the way to verify an executive order is through official channels, the real phone numbers and of course the police departments or sheriff's offices will have them up on their computers, or similar; and, yes, there is proper verification method for days when the computers are down. It is as simple as checking a personal identification card or driver's license, but comes with real-time action, so that the mis-directed soldiers do not have to worry about being waylaid again in part or in whole. As I discussed on media before, this is a very serious matter and not for bedroom seduction paradigms or agendas for those who don't hold actual executive orders.
Be watchful of your holiday mail, as even the soldiers are having a harder time than before receiving their mail on time and in recurring fashion. This runs true, of course, for even most normal years.
The international bout of normalizing depression identified by the USMC has good ways of being dealt with and the awareness that the Holiday Season comes along with a particular brand of it is something to remind of, as needed. The ability to do the appropriate action to take care of your own mental health levels is something to self-assess, although usually awareness is enough. The recommendation by the Military is to do something from your childhood that you would enjoy as an adult, creative or otherwise, not childishly, but remembering that you practiced being an adult or interacting with adults. The head of the USMC is trying something from ten-years old; I'm trying one from my 4 year-old artistic times when I learned about shadow-colors. The ability to pull together from your own personal experiences is a good tool, and it is not about having or not having a supportive childhood experience, but rather using your own innate personal experience in the present.
Black Friday was actually a surprisingly enjoyable experience for me, and it was because I went with an agenda, not to over-spend, but to do something on my task-list. And, to people-watch, a regular and elite past-time in Paris, still, according to the sociologist reports coming in for consolidation. Don't be afraid to discuss inanities, or frivolities, as this is the sugar plum fairy season, after all.
The Follow-Along has gone well in that it has received a good review from strangers and friends, alike, and if you are interested in sharing in the participation, this is what I'm doing. For those who enjoyed An English Murder, the Death at Dartmoor by Robin Paige is what is going to be next that I'll start this afternoon. Another alternative to those of you who objected already to a Victorian setting is Death du Jour by Kathy Reichs which is one I ran out of time to complete reading before and hope to finish this holiday.
For the knitters, or color-interested, the sunny yellow scarf is about half-way completed. To those with the great ideas suggested as to how to do something sugar plum fairy in orientation for the holidays. Truly noteworthy creativity from you, and thanks.
I will try to blog again in a week, to the day, and so I hope to see you on December 8th.
Sartorially yours,
K.-Marie
An especially trying time may be happening for the families who are searching for their old records to get up to date on urban training. Do, though, help by keeping extra-confidential the numbers and photos and other records involved. The identity-theft hacking is really quite the trouble for the soldiers and their families at the moment, so I hope you'll help with this matter. Do be careful about not confusing identities, and stay calm through the challenges this holiday. For example, you don't want to confuse me with, say, the artwork client whose business card I posted on the blog, Katherine, just because you read the name on the same day, or such. She is non-military entirely and is typical of the types of errors of confusing identities between people who may seem similar in age, appearance, birthdate, name, or acquainted with same people. I am of course military and involved in the Arts and Fashion and similar, plus the urban-preparedness discussed on the blog. I hope you'll be aware of this common error to not make as it is not tolerated by the Military, at all ...
I mention this also because of the identity-theft scams being caught in the act, again, thanks to the diligence of the many. The difficulties can be minimized, if not avoided. Do check in correctly at any of the military installations which are now abundant if you are from a military family and on-the-road or have a difficulty to be immediately handled; you'll recall that the military installations are now at all the cafes (if you find one that isn't, let us know), and the bar-restaurants and bars. They are officially thanked for willing cooperation, which is symbiotic to help their businesses.
The impostors in identity-theft scams have gone so far as to impersonate those with executive-orders again to supposedly call-up military units for traps. The militaries in Germany and Israel have been most sadly affected, and the cooperation of the general public is requested at this time as we and you and others sort it out. The travelling mis-contacted and often overly trusting personnel are being resituated, and can check-in at the military installations for their redirecting, housing, and other logistics. Remember that the way to verify an executive order is through official channels, the real phone numbers and of course the police departments or sheriff's offices will have them up on their computers, or similar; and, yes, there is proper verification method for days when the computers are down. It is as simple as checking a personal identification card or driver's license, but comes with real-time action, so that the mis-directed soldiers do not have to worry about being waylaid again in part or in whole. As I discussed on media before, this is a very serious matter and not for bedroom seduction paradigms or agendas for those who don't hold actual executive orders.
Be watchful of your holiday mail, as even the soldiers are having a harder time than before receiving their mail on time and in recurring fashion. This runs true, of course, for even most normal years.
The international bout of normalizing depression identified by the USMC has good ways of being dealt with and the awareness that the Holiday Season comes along with a particular brand of it is something to remind of, as needed. The ability to do the appropriate action to take care of your own mental health levels is something to self-assess, although usually awareness is enough. The recommendation by the Military is to do something from your childhood that you would enjoy as an adult, creative or otherwise, not childishly, but remembering that you practiced being an adult or interacting with adults. The head of the USMC is trying something from ten-years old; I'm trying one from my 4 year-old artistic times when I learned about shadow-colors. The ability to pull together from your own personal experiences is a good tool, and it is not about having or not having a supportive childhood experience, but rather using your own innate personal experience in the present.
Black Friday was actually a surprisingly enjoyable experience for me, and it was because I went with an agenda, not to over-spend, but to do something on my task-list. And, to people-watch, a regular and elite past-time in Paris, still, according to the sociologist reports coming in for consolidation. Don't be afraid to discuss inanities, or frivolities, as this is the sugar plum fairy season, after all.
The Follow-Along has gone well in that it has received a good review from strangers and friends, alike, and if you are interested in sharing in the participation, this is what I'm doing. For those who enjoyed An English Murder, the Death at Dartmoor by Robin Paige is what is going to be next that I'll start this afternoon. Another alternative to those of you who objected already to a Victorian setting is Death du Jour by Kathy Reichs which is one I ran out of time to complete reading before and hope to finish this holiday.
For the knitters, or color-interested, the sunny yellow scarf is about half-way completed. To those with the great ideas suggested as to how to do something sugar plum fairy in orientation for the holidays. Truly noteworthy creativity from you, and thanks.
I will try to blog again in a week, to the day, and so I hope to see you on December 8th.
Sartorially yours,
K.-Marie
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