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Alex

Posted by goldielocks @ 21:01 on September 25, 2018  

I hope your daughters retained their French. They probably wouldn’t of had a accent. I was learning German at that age from a relative and a little French from my grandfather who was also Scottish from his french Scottish father. A little Scottish words too. Don’t remember them now. I held on to counting to 10 in German I learned as a tot but forgot that too except the first two lol
If they were keeping it up as they get older you have to watch what they are reading. By 15-16 I was fluent so started getting anything in French I could find to keep it up. I dropped French four because I was already fluent and the class seemed boring. Should of stayed because it was more learning about French customs and phrases. As you know people can pick up a word or phrase and not know what it means. For instance Sacre bleu or sacred blue meant they were cursing their flag. As you know one of the colors. I picked up French magazines at school and they look like our house type magazines but Included adult content. That was in the late 60s. They had articles in it like Dr Ruth the sex therapist. I was really surprised they had them in public magazines. A lot of jokes then revolved around sex although funny. It’s good though it makes you more aware at that age when a girl may have no clue what some guys were up to although that wasn’t fool proof. Guess it was the time of the revolution.
What I noticed was the way they talk now seems different than the way they did them. If I watch old movies I can recognize the words even if I don’t remember the meaning and pick up words, but the new movies not as easily. I guess each generation has their own way of talking.

GT – Well , I am living proof of the truth of that finding , LOL

Posted by Alex Valdor @ 20:19 on September 25, 2018  

Alex,

Posted by Gold_Titan1 @ 19:44 on September 25, 2018  

Re accents, if you  change countries and learn a new language after 16 years of age, you will (in  most cases) never acquire the accent of your new country, as per psychologists research.

Goldie – If you learn a language early enough , you will have no accent .

Posted by Alex Valdor @ 19:33 on September 25, 2018  

I spent 2-1/2 years in Switzerland and France in my early 20’s after over 4 years of high school French , so I became fluent in the language , but retained a very mild accent . Years later I was hired to work in Belgium for an American company and moved my family there for three years . I put my girls , aged 3 and 5 into the local schools in French . They were very frustrated the first few months , but picked up the language quickly . Meanwhile at work I was getting all kinds of accolades by my colleagues for my ‘excellent’ French accent . A year later my eldest daughter was in the first grade and was coming home with Math homework , which she hated to do and would put it off if she could .
I arrived home one evening from work and saw my eldest as I entered , so I said in French ” Come on , let’s do your homework together quickly after I change and before dinner , so you have the rest of the evening to play with your sister and little brother .” As I was changing out of my business suit , my daughters were in the next room … a four year old , and a six year old , MIMICKING my ‘excellent’ French accent . The feedback at work was pure BS ! ‘Excellent’ French accent my *ss !

Alex

Posted by goldielocks @ 17:04 on September 25, 2018  

Il est interssant. Forgot most my French nobody spoke it but a grandfather then a partial memory loss that I realized after watching a show in french a couple of years later when I recognized words I could speak it. What I could speak a french guy told me I spoke it well without the English accent but wouldn’t know. Since I learned it first and fluently when I spoke Spanish the Spanish said I spoke Spanish with a french accent lol Well that explains it anyways.

Goldie – Canada was originally a French territory

Posted by Alex Valdor @ 16:34 on September 25, 2018  

Britain then established a trading post up in the area of James and Hudsons Bays ( The Hudson’s Bay Company , founded in 1670 ).

During the French and Indian wars , Britain was fighting France . Washington was an officer in the British forces and created an international incident when he attacked a French detachment at Jumonville ( East of Uniontown , PA ) one morning at dawn . That French group was led by a man who was nobility in France , and was found with two documents on his person . One , a peace treaty and the other a declaration of war . After the massacre , Washington retreated to the East and was held in siege at Fort Necessity for some time , eventually surrendering , as I recall .

Anyway – the British Commander further north up in the region of NY and NH , General Wolfe commanded troops who attacked the French fortress at what is now Quebec City and took it , making Quebec and Canada , a land ruled by the British . Immigration to Canada by British subjects was encouraged to balance Canada’s population . Even today the Provincial government in Quebec is called ‘ L’Assemblé National – (the National Government) of French speaking Quebec , and the provincial license plates have ( or had ) the inscription “Je me Souviens ” ( I remember !) . Quebec is more loosely integrated with the rest of Canada than the other provinces .

treefrog

Posted by Buygold @ 16:15 on September 25, 2018  

silver leading us out sounds like a great idea to me.

unfortunately the fed will be raising rates again tomorrow so today might just be a one off

Ipso

Posted by goldielocks @ 15:57 on September 25, 2018  

Summarize it: I’m kinda tired right now to go through it cuz besides work life and dealing with dealer fraud. It was funny, not long after I said here if IQ was based on mechanics like a car I wouldn’t do so good it happened. Lol
I had to order a new windshield for my car. I already noticed I got ripped off on no assessories but charged the price and thought well I already signed. But THEN when the guy went to put my windshield in he said it’s not the right model. I’m like yes it is. He said it’s not. Omg Thet sold me the wrong model.
Then my son in law looked at the paperwork said he checked the model and it comes with a warrantee and they added 1800 more for a extended warrantee you already have. Anyways we went down there tried to walk off with the paperwork but told them no. They could make a copy, tried to gang up on us but that wasn’t working. I just wanted a discount but since then they are not retiring calls. Typical via reviews. So now I’m looking for a Atty they can take it back and refund my money.

Anyways, it can immulate wheat sensitivity but from the byproducts of pesticides including heavy metals.
It can affect neurotransmitters and affect our systems memory mood sleep energy. Farmers use Nickel salts a heavy metal for rust control. It can raise blood sugar levels.

Commercial food producers can add a enzyme Microbial Transglutiaminase including dairy and meats. It activates gluten that can cause immune response that could be responsible for increase celiac disease.
It can affect the integrity of the good bugs in the gut along with other commercial products including personal care we use.
There’s more but you’ll have to read it lol

Alex

Posted by goldielocks @ 15:26 on September 25, 2018  

Wow That’s a lot of information. It’s hard to trace past US without names. I remember on a census my great great grandfather said his parents were from Ontario but was not a Stewart but French and because of his name something else. Maybe there was a wave from something like that from France too because my grandfather had traced his too from a King. He had both their seals. I don’t know who got them. Hope you keep all this info make copies to pass down with names or hard to trace. I remembered the name of GG grandmother when I saw the sesls. No names hard to trace once it’s out of US. Since then I inherited other countries in the melting pot of the US lol

silver…

Posted by treefrog @ 15:19 on September 25, 2018  

…leading gold out of the summer doldrums?   i’ve heard ideas i liked less.

Photo of King George III land grant to my ancestor , Hugh MacGregor

Posted by Alex Valdor @ 14:02 on September 25, 2018  

and at the bottom the huge wax seal , attached by a ribbon to the document .
Ontario was then called Upper Canada because it was next to the upper reaches of the Saint Lawrence River . Quebec , being closer to the Atlantic was called Lower Canada or , the Eastern Townships by those in ‘the West’ – Upper Canada / Ontario .

The document starts ” George the Third by the Grace of GOD , of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King , and Defender of the Faith …..etc.

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Goldie – yes, the wave was the Highland Clearances

Posted by Alex Valdor @ 13:44 on September 25, 2018  

For centuries , there were no deeds in the highlands and the serfs ( crofters ) had allegiance to their local clan chiefs . They paid a portion of their yield to the chieftain for protection from marauders . When deeding became the law , the Lairds ( Land Lords ) became the legal owners of their lands . This was around the time that Scotland , England , Wales and Ireland came under the rule of a single king in London , under a Stewart king from Scotland .
It was a time of high level stakes card games in high society . Many of these Lairds were given to drinking to excess and risk taking . Many of their lands then fell into the hands of English landlords eventually . This was compounded by the Stewart lineage being removed from the throne of the United Kingdom , and an attempt to break up the UK failed in 1745 at Culloden ( led by Bonnie Prince Charlie Stewart , who was raised in France ). That was the final blow to the Stewart claims to the throne .

Around that time , the Lairds decided they didn’t need whiskey , turnips and chickens from the crofters as much as real income from the lands of the crofters , and a weather resistant strain of sheep had been developed which were ideally suited to the cold wet weather of the highlands of Scotland . This was also an era when textile mills were crying for wool , so the Lairds had the crofters removed from their lands in the Highland Clearances which continued into the early 1800’s . Many came to Canada as well as Australia and New Zealand . When I was still in high school in the mid-1950’s I would say that over half of my schoolmates had Scottish surnames . Since then , immigration has had a huge effect on Canada’s ethnic makeup , so names tracing back to Scotland are now a minority , I am sure .

Concentrations of Scottish settlements were in Nova Scotia and the eastern counties of Ontario . Loyalists to the crown of England ( considered traitors after the Revolution ) left the 13 colonies ( particularly Mohawk Valley , NY ) to emigrate northward to British North America ( Canada ) and were given lands in Eastern Ontario . I have two of the land grant documents in my possession , signed and sealed by the governor general – the representative of King George III .

Sounds like Europe is going to bypass US sanctions on Iran

Posted by ipso facto @ 13:43 on September 25, 2018  

Europe Unveils “Special Purpose Vehicle” To Bypass SWIFT, Jeopardizing Dollar’s Reserve Status

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While keeping SWIFT as is, for now, the EU’s foreign-policy head Federica Mogherini side by side with Iran’s Foreign Minister Javad Zarif announced a “special purpose vehicle” jointly, in English and Farsi, after a meeting at the U.N. of the parties still committed to the deal—Iran, EU, U.K., France, Germany, Russia and China. In fact, everyone but the US.

According to Mogherini, the plan to create the SPV “will mean that EU member states will set up a legal entity to facilitate legitimate financial transactions with Iran, and this will allow European companies to continue trade with Iran” despite Trump’s opposition.

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-09-25/europe-unveils-special-purpose-vehicle-bypass-swift-jeopardizing-dollars-reserve

Merkel’s in trouble

Posted by ipso facto @ 11:22 on September 25, 2018  

Rebellion In Germany: Merkel Suffers Huge Blow After Her Candidate For Majority Whip Is Unexpectedly Voted Out

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-09-25/rebellion-germany-merkel-suffers-huge-blow-after-her-candidate-majority-whip

Floridagold

Posted by ipso facto @ 11:19 on September 25, 2018  

Sometimes the obvious answer is staring me in the face! 🙂

Alex

Posted by goldielocks @ 11:14 on September 25, 2018  

There must of been a wave of Scottish coming to Canada around that time. I found my great great grandmother grave, a Stewart buried surprisingly in a Kock family plot in Wisconsin. Her family think her grandparents came from Canada.
Also parents of her husband g g grandfather who was French. Just from tracing can see gg grandfather worked for the railroad and divorced later when she apparently met the Knochs who met her there and were married. She married again and not a Knoch but probably a relative tracing him who must of been well known because when he died there was a newspaper story on him and was also buried in the same plot even though they were living in Florida then.
This mass immigration needs to stop.
They believe in Sharia and their culture will not adapt. Those who try are killed or harassed.
I’m wondering who did this. Car plowed into a 100 children and teachers.
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1022524/sweden-news-karlshamn-car-children-mjallby-school-Hinnedalsvagen/amp

goldielocks

Posted by ipso facto @ 11:00 on September 25, 2018  

Can you summarize it? I don’t want to get a crick in my neck. If it says that nicotinoids and other pesticides are also to blame … I already know that.

No I don’t care to be spied on more completely

Posted by ipso facto @ 10:39 on September 25, 2018  

Google Chrome Begins ‘Syncing’ All Browser Data to Your Identity Without Asking

Google users are concerned about their browsing privacy after a recent update at Google secretly logs Chrome browser users into their online Google accounts, syncing data without asking, a move one expert says has “enormous implications for user privacy and trust.”
As detailed by cryptographer and professor Matthew Green on his blog on Sunday, Google made the change several weeks ago.

“Due to Chrome’s new user-unfriendly forced login policy — I won’t be using it going forward,” declared professor Green. “A few weeks ago Google shipped an update to Chrome that fundamentally changes the sign-in experience. From now on, every time you log into a Google property (for example, Gmail), Chrome will automatically sign the browser into your Google account for you. It’ll do this without asking, or even explicitly notifying you.”

“Your sole warning — in the event that you’re looking for it — is that your Google profile picture will appear in the upper-right hand corner of the browser window. I noticed mine the other day,” he continued, adding that the “update has huge implications for Google and the future of Chrome.”

more https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2018/09/24/google-chrome-begins-syncing-all-browser-data-to-your-identity-without-asking/

Posted by goldielocks @ 10:27 on September 25, 2018  

You have to read that backwards since the first is last but not all of it but main points.

Ipso It’s worse than that and not just Glycophospate but a main culprit.

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Gold Titan

Posted by goldielocks @ 10:06 on September 25, 2018  

Stains with out taking a good supplement CoQ10 which is one of the things it depletes will cause heart and muscle damage. People will complain of aches and pains and fatigue. I told a Japanese woman I know about it about 4-5 years ago and she didn’t get it. Then she texts me one day about a year later that I should take it because she started taking it and got her energy back and how much better she felt. I told her that’s because of the statins. She said what are statins? I told her YOUR TAKING THEM! Lol

Bees gut bacteria is important too

Posted by ipso facto @ 9:51 on September 25, 2018  

Monsanto’s global weedkiller harms honeybees, research finds

The world’s most used weedkiller damages the beneficial bacteria in the guts of honeybees and makes them more prone to deadly infections, new research has found.

Previous studies have shown that pesticides such as neonicotinoids cause harm to bees, whose pollination is vital to about three-quarters of all food crops. Glyphosate, manufactured by Monsanto, targets an enzyme only found in plants and bacteria.

However, the new study shows that glyphosate damages the microbiota that honeybees need to grow and to fight off pathogens. The findings show glyphosate, the most used agricultural chemical ever, may be contributing to the global decline in bees, along with the loss of habitat.

more https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/sep/24/monsanto-weedkiller-harms-bees-research-finds

Ororeef

Posted by goldielocks @ 9:49 on September 25, 2018  

Stay away from fast food and all those hamburgers. Try almond milk. The taste is different but you might get used to it. It’s something that for me anyways talking awhile to switch over. When young I could drink it straight from the cow on my great aunts farm as a preschooler and learned to milk them at 5 but even a semi country girl at the time it was hard to drink it warm when you get used to it being cold.
These days with industrial farms the way they treat these cows is bad and milk now has blood and puss in it. Not only that the impregnate these cows then take their babies to slaughter while both babies and mother crying for each other.
Exercise will lower cholesterol but doesn’t have to be vigorous. It’s getting your heart rate up. Starting slow.
Juicing helps including vitamin C fruits.
A group in the Himalayas are said to live up to 160s and eat little meat. They fast once in awhile and drink straight apricot juice. They eat a lot of apricots. They are also known to fight cancer esp their seeds. They have no cancer problem or other problems like diabetes, heart trouble, until modern man introduced them to sugars and processed foods.
Have you noticed fresh apricots have disappeared off the fresh produce. The only kind I can find is canned.

The View on ABC. 11:00 Est/10 o’clock Central Time

Posted by commish @ 8:44 on September 25, 2018  

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Gold to da moon!!! I seen this in ZH

Posted by Richard640 @ 8:42 on September 25, 2018  
Republicans tend to be silent until they actually vote.  I’ve noticed this many times over the years.
Never more than in the case of TRUMP.
9 hours ago
I agree with this. Who wants to say they support Trump, only to be insulted and ridiculed?  So you say nothing and vote. All the anti Trump vitriol isn’t changing minds. It’s pissing people off.
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