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plz answer my question… a cheap coed sleep away camp in vermont, new hampshire, maine or rhode island?

i would like a camp that is in new england like in maine, vermont, rhode island or new hampshire. it needs to be a cheap camp but nice, like $1000 or under or a little bit above. i would like it if the camp was coed and is either in the woods or on a campus ground. im not religious or hav special needs or anything. i do like sports and activities, like hiking, biking, swimming ect. and i dont want a camp that is about science or math or a specific kind of sport. but if it was a sports camp i would like it to hav soccer in it. i like a camp with a good atmosphere and surrounding. really pretty on the lake or in a nice town. like with mountains and waterfalls and a nice open camp ground. also it would be nice if it had some vegetarian options but if it doesnt say on the website then its ok it’ll be fine. i hope u can find my dream camp. and dont forget coed. also if anyone has ever been to camp treetops i would like a camp like that. i would go there but its to expensive. ive posted this question twice and this is my fourth time but there hasnt been any answers so plz plz plz answer this thx.

Integration question Barbados?

Hi guys what do you think about caribbean integration,and the way how the R.H.David Thompson
is handling immigration…….Well when de Trinis stop locking up we fishermen i will agree with de
integration part,a lot of Trinis are seeking jobs in Barbados but we cant fish in their waters seems like this is just a one way street.The other islands like Guyana does not have a good idea for us but the Guyanese are comming in by the thousands.
HF you are biting your lips and contradicting yourself,what freedom of movement where did you hear that? do you have people moving freely in and out of your house?
HF you are biting your lips and contradicting yourself,what freedom of movement where did you hear that? do you have people moving freely in and out of your house?

A question for all Christians and atheists…?

Hypothetical situation:

There are two isolated islands in the Pacific ocean.

One is pretty bleak. There are some trees and shelter, but no fresh water. It rains a lot so you probably won’t die of dehydration, but it’ll be a hard life. Food is scarce. The weather is bad. You share this island with a bunch of nice people who either share your beliefs or who are completely open-minded about religion. No planes fly over this island. No boats pass by. You will be here for at least a year.

One is a lush tropical paradise with a freshwater lake fed by a spring. There are thousands of fruit trees, edible plants, fish in the surrounding waters, and even pigs for meat. It not too far away from a major continent – you’ll probably be rescued in about 6 months.

However, it is populated the most ignorant fundies you could ever imagine, and the stupidest, most arrogant atheists in the world.

What would be the fate of these islands?

Which island would you want to be standed on?
Edit: Ziggy, a fundie is a very stupid religious person. The kind who believe the earth is flat, the kind who don’t take their kids to doctors because they think God will cure them of any illnesses. You know.
Moar editz: Lets assume that you will not die of starvation or thirst on the ‘crappy’ island. =)
And another edit: Jason, I’m an atheist myself. I don’t generalize. But there are some atheists who are all big-headed and like to go around calling Christians idiots and bragging about how they figured out the truth. The ones who make fun of Christians, like “LOL U BELIEVE IN GOD U R STUPID”

These are the ones on the second island with the fundies.

please help with economic question!?

Say you are watching your favorite television program, and a commercial comes on. A soothing voice begins to describe your imaginary vacation in the lush, tropical paradise of Timbucktoo (a remote island in the South Pacific-fictitious of course), while pictures of rain forests and secluded beaches flash across your T.V. screen.

The commercial begins to describe your daily itinerary while showing you the “gentle and friendly” native peoples of Timbucktoo, performing native dances and other activities to the delight of the tourists.

You begin to think (sadly enough!) about macroeconomics. You wonder about these “gentle and friendly” people of Timbucktoo living on an island thousands of miles away from anything out in the middle of the South Pacific, and you ask yourself why the people of Timbucktoo would desire tourism to come to their peaceful and secluded island? What could they possibly do with that added aggregate income (generated by tourism) when they are out in the middle of nowhere. What could they possibly spend their money on? What about the pollution and the noise? The hustle and bustle, the crime! And what about their peaceful and gentle way of life? Is it worth sacrificing for more income?

Please help with this Macro-Economics question?

Say you are watching your favorite television program, and a commercial comes on. A soothing voice begins to describe your imaginary vacation in the lush, tropical paradise of Timbucktoo (a remote island in the South Pacific-fictitious of course), while pictures of rain forests and secluded beaches flash across your T.V. screen.

The commercial begins to describe your daily itinerary while showing you the “gentle and friendly” native peoples of Timbucktoo, performing native dances and other activities to the delight of the tourists.

You begin to think (sadly enough!) about macroeconomics. You wonder about these “gentle and friendly” people of Timbucktoo living on an island thousands of miles away from anything out in the middle of the South Pacific, and you ask yourself why the people of Timbucktoo would desire tourism to come to their peaceful and secluded island? What could they possibly do with that added aggregate income (generated by tourism) when they are out in the middle of nowhere. What could they possibly spend their money on? What about the pollution and the noise? The hustle and bustle, the crime! And what about their peaceful and gentle way of life? Is it worth sacrificing for more income?

As we have discussed, increases in GDP and aggregate income do not always mean the level of well-being and happiness increase as well for all citizens of a society. With this in mind, please explain your thoughts or insights regarding this hypothetical commercial.
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