Monday, December 31, 2012

The Holy Ghost

The Holy Ghost  http://mormondoctrines.net/


The sick feeling in the gut
That scares you with unease
Is the loss of the Spirit
As from the room it flees

Stand in holy places
And flee from all the rest
The good that one embraces
Brings warmth into the breast

Mother Hears her Daughter's Heart Beat One Last Time


The sound of life itself
A healthy heart beat
Donated to help
Another but asleep
To live a strong life that's sweet

See A Pearl Farm in China by The Pearl Girls




The birth of a pearl
Is a miraculous thing
From an oyster to unfurl
A grain, a treasure to be

See the pearl shimmer 
with a soft inner glow
Unlike any other gem 
the earth holds to show

Iridescent 
With a luster of white
See it reflect and refract 
All the colors of light

See the Young Women
Inwardly aglow
Each prized in heaven
With beauty to grow

Her luster of virtue
From being washed clean
Is bright for the future
Like celestial crystalline


The birth of a pearl is truly a miraculous event. Unlike gemstones or precious metals that must be mined from the earth, pearls are grown by live oysters far below the surface of the sea. Gemstones must be cut and polished to bring out their beauty. But pearls need no such treatment to reveal their loveliness. They are born from oysters complete -- with a shimmering iridescence, lustre and soft inner glow unlike any other gem on earth.

A natural pearl begins its life as a foreign object, such as a parasite or piece of shell that accidentally lodges itself in an oyster's soft inner body where it cannot be expelled. To ease this irritant, the oyster's body takes defensive action. The oyster begins to secrete a smooth, hard crystalline substance around the irritant in order to protect itself. This substance is called "nacre." As long as the irritant remains within its body, the oyster will continue to secrete nacre around it, layer upon layer. Over time, the irritant will be completely encased by the silky crystalline coatings. And the result, ultimately, is the lovely and lustrous gem called a pearl.

How something so wondrous emerges from an oyster's way of protecting itself is one of nature's loveliest surprises. For the nacre is not just a soothing substance. It is composed of microscopic crystals of calcium carbonate, aligned perfectly with one another, so that light passing along the axis of one crystal is reflected and refracted by another to produce a rainbow of light and color.

Cultured pearls share the same properties as natural pearls. Oysters form cultured pearls in an almost identical fashion. The only difference is a person carefully implants the irritant in the oyster, rather than leaving it to chance. We then step aside and let nature create its miracle.

How Rare a Possession - The Book of Mormon (Full Movie)



A farmer laid
In the bowels of the earth
His fruits sustained
By a spiritual birth

To then spring up
For branching forth
From a strong trunk
To tower once more

And God sent down
To lodge there secure
In the branches grown
Gospel fruit made pure

Come, Follow Me


The Young Women teach
To fulfill their destiny
With divinity in each
They've virtue for refining

Come, Follow Me


Let the Young Men lead
As their duty to God
For potential in deed
Their opportunities broad

Come, Follow Me


Through preparation
The path is made known
For our education
To act on love shown

Sunday, December 30, 2012

Loss

The sick feeling in the gut
That scares you with unease
Is the loss of the Spirit
As from the room it flees

Stand in holy places
And flee from all the rest
The good that one embraces
Brings warmth into the breast

Always

Always there is a witness
Always He is with us
Promising deliverance
Offering as we trust

His peace to give unto you
His Light to shine with truth
His Word to hold on to
Line upon line, to improve

Quiet Contemplation

Quiet contemplation
Over the course of our lives
Whispers inspiration
As we seek for truth and light

Having a bright hope
Pressing forward in virtue
Trusting there is help to cope
As we spiritually fine tune

We Oft Walk on Water

We oft walk on water
Against the mighty storm
As we trust in Heavenly Father
With His works to perform

But, feeling inadequate
Emotionally we sink
As from prayers we quit
And spiritually we shrink

So pray continually
And vow to never give in
To feeling down and lonely
For we are strong with Him


Prayer

Prayer
Places in your mind
Care
And goodness to find

Inequity

Inequity
Where through no fault of your own
You have been dealt with plenty
For which the Lord did atone

Character

Moral character
Is shown in the act
Thus it is placed in the word
To not forget this fact

A Blanket of Love on the Home

A blanket of love
Covers the home
When the Spirit is there
From care that is shown

Clueless and Insensitive

Clueless, insensitive
And mostly selfishly we live
Jesus knows the mortal trail we leave
And waits to comforts those who grieve



Saturday, December 29, 2012

A Book of Mormon Poem

A Book of Mormon Poem

Check out this poem... of the Book of Mormon

How can a book so precious
Remain on a shelf
When the world is so dangerous
 And I am always in need of help

 Click on the title to read an awesome poem by a  great BYU  teacher.

My Resolution for 2013


I've heard it be said
That the stocking should hold
Your goal to be read
When next Christmas unfolds

As a gift to the babe
That lasts the whole year
To preserve and to save
His memory near


Where will I stand?
Who will I be?
When comes the grand
Two thousand thirteen

Dynamic goal setting
Is well founded that's true
But not if your'e forgetting
The spiritual side too

The Savior modeled
The way we should live
For each prayer mattered
Like a gift, sweet to give

So prayer is my goal
To meekly submit
To improve my soul
And to not forget

So on my heart and on paper
I've written and placed
From my love for the Savior
This goal I've embraced

As a gift to the babe
That lasts the whole year
To preserve and to save
His love I feel near

In my stocking with care
Is the best gift of all
One that is always there
My prayers great and small

It Is Never Ever Past Too Late


It is never ever past too late
In the race of giving our all
To rise up well from our fallen state
And answer our Redeemer's call.

It is never ever past too late
To cleave to the gospel He gave:
The Atonement, the narrow gate,
And His abiding grace to save!

A new year fast approaches
And so we oft reflect
And seek out the best coaches
For our betterment.

Then by the graceful hand of God
Someone is placed at our feet
With the training, from where we've stalled
That resolutions we might meet.
"For any whose lives are not in order, remember, it is never too late to make the Savior’s Atonement the foundation of our faith and lives."


"The Race" by D. H. Groberg

Quit, give up, you're beaten,”
they shout at me and plead.
“There's just too much against you now, 
this time you can't succeed!”
And as I start to hang my head
in front of failures face,
my downward fall is broken
by the memory of a race.
And hope refills my weakened will
as I recall that scene.
For just the thought of that short race
rejuvenates my being.
A children's race, young boys, young men,
how I remember well.
Excitement sure, but also fear
It wasn't hard to tell.
They all lined up so full of hope
each thought to win the race
or tie for first, or if not that
at least take second place.
And fathers watched from off the side,
each cheering for his son.
And each boy hoped to show his dad
that he would be the one.
The whistles blew, and off they went
young hearts and hopes afire.
To win, to be the hero there
was each young boy’s desire.
And one boy in particular
whose dad was in the crowd,
was running in the lead and thought,
“My dad will be so proud!”
But as they speeded down the field
across a shallow dip
the little boy who thought to win,
lost his step and slipped.
Trying hard to catch himself
his hands flew out in brace
and mid the laughter of the crowd,
he fell flat on his face.
So down he fell and with him hope,
he couldn't win, not now.
Embarrassed, sad, he only wished
to disappear somehow.
But as he fell, his dad stood up,
and showed his anxious face, 
which to the boy so clearly said;
get up and win the race.
He quickly rose, no damage done,
behind a bit that's all,
and ran with all his might and mind
to make up for the fall.
So anxious to restore himself,
to catch up and to win,
his mind went faster than his legs,
he slipped and fell again.
He wished then he had quit before,
with only one disgrace.
“I'm hopeless as a runner now,
I shouldn't try to race.”
But in the laughing crowd he searched,
and found his father's face.
That steady look that said again,
“Get up and win the race!”
So he jumped to try again,
Ten yards behind the last.
“If I'm going to gain those yards, 
I've gotta move real fast!”
Exerting everything he had
he regained eight or ten.
But trying so hard to catch the lead
he slipped and fell again.
Defeat! He lay there silently;
all hope had fled away.
“So far behind, so error prone
I can't make it all the way.”
“I've lost, so what's the use,” he thought
“I'll live with the disgrace.”
But then, he thought about his dad
who soon, he'd have to face.
“Get up,” an echo sounded low,
‘Get up and take your place.
You weren't meant for failure here,
get up and win the race.”
With borrowed will, “Get up,” it said.
“You haven't lost at all
for winning is no more than this;
to rise each time you fall.”
So up he rose to run once more,
and with anew commit.
He resolved that win or lose,
at least he wouldn't quit.

Three times he'd fallen, stumbling,
three times he rose again,
Now he gave it all he had
and ran as though to win.
They cheered the winning runner
as he crossed the line first place
head high, and proud and happy
no falling, no disgrace.
But when the fallen youngster
crossed the line last place,
the crowd gave him the greater cheer
for finishing the race!
And even though he came in last
with head bowed low, unproud,
you would have thought he won the race
to listen to the crowd.
And to his dad he sadly said
“I didn't do so well.”
“To me you won,” his father said.
“You rose each time you fell.”
And now when things seem dark and hard
and difficult to face,
the memory of that little boy
helps me in my race.
For all of life is like that race
with ups and downs and all,
and all you have to do to win
is rise each time you fall.
“Quit, give up, your beaten!”
They still shouted in my face.
But another voice within me says,
“Get up and win the race!”
 

Friday, December 28, 2012

Pinterest Science Project



Pinterest to the rescue
Now I have my Science Fair
Hope the results work on cue
For it's a great lesson to share

Life is enduring
And blesses the whole earth
Truth for measuring
Preserving its great worth

What effect does ground cover have on runoff and erosion?


Prove Me and Tithe

Prove me now herewith
Saith the Lord of host
If I will not open
The windows of Heaven

Bring ye all the tithes
Into the storehouse
Even in trying times
For there in is promise

Prepare and make room
For blessings will come
In richness of bloom
The greatest is love

 Malachi 3:10 Bring ye all the atithes into the storehouse, that there may bebmeat in mine house, and cprove me now herewith, saith the Lord of hosts, if I will not dopen you the ewindows of heaven, and pour you out a fblessing, that there shall not be room enough to receive it.

Alphabetical List

Alphabetical List

check out this wonderful poet Nicholas Gordon

I think he wrote this (my new favorite poem):


Mothers Are The Sweetest by Nick Gordon


Our mother is the sweetest
Most delicate of all.
She knows more of paradise
Than angels can recall.

She's not only beautiful
But passionately young,
Playful as a kid, yet wise
As one who has lived long.

Her love is like the rush of life,
A bubbling, laughing spring
That runs through all like liquid light
And makes the mountains sing.

And makes the meadows turn to flower
And trees to choicest fruit.
She is at once the field and bower
In which our hearts take root.

She is at once the sea and shore,
Our freedom and our past.
With her we launch our daring ships
Yet keep the things that last.
Nick Gordon

A Limb Has Fallen From Our Tree

A limb has fallen from our tree
I keep thinking it cannot be
One less branch to keep us strong
One less branch to lean upon

A season comes and then a year
And still I wish my sweet branch near
Yet, from this hole, the sun shines through
Oh branch,  I know more light because of you

Thursday, December 27, 2012

Kelly's List that Won't Get Lost This Time Adjectives for Acrostic Poems




One of my favorite Young Women activities was when we sat in a circle and offered qualities we appreciated in each other. It then becomes fun to make an acrostic with your name.

 active

 accommodating

 aglow

 agreeable

 adventurous

 adorable

 affectionate

 ambitious

 amenable

accepting

 achiever

 adaptable

 anxious

angelic

 appreciative

 approving

 alert

athletic

 attentive

awesome

 beautiful

 bodacious

 bold

 busy

 brainstormer

 brainy

 brave

 bright

 brilliant

 calm

 carefree

careful

caring

cautious

 challenge-oriented

 charming

 cheerful

 creative

 catchy

 chaste

 Christian

 Christ-like

 charitable

 chatterer

 compassionate

cool

 cooperative

 clever

 comfortable

 concerned

 confident

 conscientious

 considerate

 cooperative   

 civil

 courageous

 constructive

 competent

 curious

 daring

 dedicated

 decisive

 decent

 demanding

 dependable

 dynamic

 diligent

 delightful

 determined

 diplomatic

 different

 discerning

 dreamer

 eager

 easy-going

 embarrassed

 encouraging

 enjoyable

 enduring

 energetic

 enterprising

 enthusiastic

 faithful

 favorable

 fair

 fearless

 firm-minded

fit

 flexible

 forgiving

 fun

 friendly

 funny

 feisty

 fast learner

 forgiving

 gentle

 giving

 glamorous

 generous

 graceful

 grateful

 gregarious

 gracious

 happy

 harmonious

 hip

 huggy

 helpful

 honest

 hopeful

 honorable

 hospitable

 humane

 humble

 humorous

 interesting

 imaginative

 informative

 independent

 industrious

 innocent

inquisitive

inspiring

 intelligent

intellectual

 intriguing

 inviting

 journey bound

 jubilant

 joker

joyful

joyous

 juggler

 just

 jovial

 joiner

 jolly

 knowledgeable

 kind

 ken-speckle

 kooky

 keeper

 law abiding

 leader

level headed

 laid-back

 lively

 long suffering

 loving

 logical

 loyal

 lucky

 mature

 meek

 mellow

 merciful

 mild

 mysterious

 magnificent

 motivated

motivational

 magical

 musical

 mathematical

 nice

 noisy

 noble

 newsy

 naturalist

 neat

 negotiator

 nurturing

 nutty

 obedient

 optimistic

 organized

 orderly

 original

outgoing

out-spoken

passive

 peaceful

peacemaker

 perceptive

playful

 pleasant

picky

 pliable

 polite

 popular

 positive

 persistent

 practical

 prayerful

pretty

 principled

prodigious

 productive

 proficient

 progressive

 punctual

 proper

 proud

 problem solver

 quiet

 quick

 quirky

 remarkable

 rational

 reliable

 receptive

 reassuring

 responsible

 restless

 resourceful

 rowdy

 successful

 secretive

 self-reliant

 serious

 sensitive

 sharp

 shy

 silly

 skillful

 smart

 spiritual

 splendid

 sincere

 social

 strange

 serious

 stubborn

 submissive

 sweet

 talented

 teachable

 thankful

 thoughtful

 tolerant

 team builder

 trusting

 trustworthy

 ultra nice

 ultimate

 understanding

 uniting

 upbeat

 upstanding

 upright

 valiant

 valorous

 valuable

 venerated

 verifiable

 verbalizer

 virtuous

 vivacious

 victorious

 warm

 welcoming

 wholesome

 willing

 willing worker

 wise

 wonderful

 wild

 witty

 young at heart

 yearner

 yes-man

 yodler

 youthful

 yuppie

 zany

 zippy

 zestful

 zesty


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The Captain of the Soul- Invictus/ The Soul's Captain by Elder Orson F. Whitney

Invictus by William E. Henley
Out of the night that covers me,
Black as the Pit from pole to pole,
I thank whatever gods may be
For my unconquerable soul.
In the fell clutch of circumstance,
I have not winced nor cried aloud.
Under the bludgeonings of chance
My head is bloody, but unbowed.
Beyond this place of wrath and tears
Looms but the Horror of the shade,
And yet the menace of the years
Finds, and shall find, me unafraid.
It matters not how strait the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll,
I am the master of my fate:
I am the captain of my soul.

The Soul's Captain [The Answer]
by Elder Orson F. Whitney
of the Quorum of the Twelve
Art thou in truth? Then what of him
Who bought thee with his blood?
Who plunged into devouring seas
And snatched thee from the flood?
Who bore for all our fallen race
What none but him could bear.
The God who died that man might live,
And endless glory share?
Of what avail thy vaunted strength,
Apart from his vast might?
Pray that his Light may pierce the gloom,
That thou mayest see aright.
Men are as bubbles on the wave,
As leaves upon the tree.
Thou, captain of thy soul, forsooth
Who gave that place to thee?
Free will is thine — free agency
To wield for right or wrong;
But thou must answer unto him
To whom all souls belong.
Bend to the dust that head "unbowed,"
Small part of Life's great whole!
And see in him, and him alone,
The Captain of thy soul

He's Been There Before

He's Been There Before by Elder Troy Whittle
The alarm bell rings at 6:30, I stumble to my feet
I grab my companions bedding and pull off his sheets
A groan fills the room, is it already time to arise?
It seems like just a second ago I was able to shut my eyes

The morning activities follow- study, prayer and such
When it's time to leave the apartment, you feel you haven't accomplished much
"We have a super day planned," My comp. says with a grin
I lowly utter a faithless breath, "Yeah, if anyone lets us in."

With the word of God and my faithful Schwinn, we ride off in the street prepared to
Face another day of humidity and heat
It's 9:30 in the evening, the day is almost through
My champion and I are riding home not accomplishing what we thought to do

We ride up to the mailbox, hoping to receive a lot
Only to look inside and hear my echo reverberate "air Box"
We go up to our apartment, the day is now complete
The only thing to show for our work is a case of blistery feet

It's past 10:30 p.m. My companion is fast asleep,
Silence engulfs me all about and I begin to weep
In the midst of sadness, I kneel down to pray
I need to talk to father, but I'm not sure what to say

"Oh, Father" I begin, "What happened to us today?
I thought we'd teach somebody, but everyone was away
My hands, my aching hands- worn, hurt and beat;
If our area was any smaller, we'd have knocked every street"

"Why on missions are the days so much alike?
The only difference about today was the flat tire on my bike
Will you send some cooler weather? The heat is killing me
I sweat so bad, it gets in my eyes, it's very hard to see"

"Why do I have to wear a helmet, isn't your protection enough?
People always laugh at me, and call me stupid stuff
Please send us investigators so I may give them what they lack
I want to give them Books of Mormon, the weight of them hurts my back"

"And what about my family: They don't have much to say
I'm sick of not hearing from home day after day after day
Oh Father, Why am I here am I just wasting time?
Sometimes I just want to go home, I'm sorry but that's on my mind"

"My companion, Heavenly Father, what are you giving me?
"The way he rides his bicycle, I don't think he can see
Now you have it, I can't go on, I don't know what to do
That, my Father in Heaven, is the prayer I have for you"

My prayer now finished, I stand up, then jump right into bed
I need my rest for tomorrow, we have another long day ahead
Sleep start to overtake me, I seem to drift away
Then it seems a vision takes me to another time in another day

I'm standing alone on the hill. The view is very nice
A man walks to wards me and says, "My name is Jesus Christ"
Tears of joy well up inside, I fall down to His feet
"Arise," He states, "Follow me to the shade. You and I need to speak"

My attention's towards my Savior, total and complete
He says, "Your mission is similar of what happened to me
I understand how you feel, I know what you're going through
In fact, it would be fair to say I've felt the same as you"

"I even know how you felt when no one listened to you
At times I felt not quite sure what else I could do
I know you don't like to ride a bicycle, for you a car would be sweet
Just remember the donkey I rode wasn't equipped with 21 speeds"

"I understand you don't like sweating, in fact it's something you hate
I remember when I sweat blood from ev’ry pore, oh the agony was great!
I see you don't like your companion- you'd rather have someone else-
I once had a companion named Judas who sold my life for wealth"

"It's hard to wear a helmet and have people make fun of you
I remember when they put thorns on my head and called me King of the Jews
So you feel burdened down by the weight of your pack
I recall how heavy the cross was when they slammed it on my back"


"Your hands hurt from tracting and knocking on doors all day
I guess when they pounded nails into mine, I ached in a similar way
It's hard not to hear from home when your family's not there to see
I lost communication on the cross and cried, "Father, why hast Thou forsaken me?"

"We have a lot in common, but there's a difference between us you see
I endured to the end and finished my mission, so follow and do like me"
He embraced me with His arms and His light filled me with His love
With tears in my eyes I watched as He went back to the Father above

I stood with awe and wonder when a beep rang in my head
I listened and heard the alarm, then realized I was in my bed
My companion let out a groan, "6:30 already, no way!"
I sat up and said, "Come on, I'll even carry your scriptures today!"

No matter what we go through, when we feel we can't take more
Just stop and think about Jesus Christ, He's been there before
By Elder Troy Whittle
Texas Houston Mission

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

These poems are my own thoughts and impressions as I study the gospel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints

I encourage you to read from the Book of Mormon and the standard works, and listen to modern day prophets, also, that your mind and heart might be touched.

Kelly Miller

153 Countries Visited! June 2015


Global Statistics
Visits from 153 countries registered.
No.CountryDate of Last VisitPercent & Number of Visits ↓
1
United States
June 15, 2015
82.86%25,281
2
United Kingdom
June 14, 2015
2.61%795
3
Canada
June 13, 2015
2.42%737
4
Australia
June 13, 2015
1.81%551
5
Philippines
June 14, 2015
1.35%412
6
New Zealand
June 14, 2015
0.99%303
7
India
June 14, 2015
0.79%241
8
Brazil
June 14, 2015
0.58%176
9
Germany
May 15, 2015
0.49%151
10
Mexico
June 3, 2015
0.40%121
11
South Africa
June 8, 2015
0.34%105
12
Russian Federation
Apr 20, 2015
0.26%80
13
France
June 3, 2015
0.21%64
14
Malaysia
June 5, 2015
0.14%44
15
Czech Republic
Apr 17, 2015
0.14%42
16
Pakistan
Mar 21, 2015
0.13%41
17
Spain
Apr 28, 2015
0.13%41
18
Italy
June 8, 2015
0.13%39
19
Netherlands
May 28, 2015
0.12%38
20
Europe
June 11, 2015
0.11%35
21
Indonesia
May 18, 2015
0.11%35
22
Cote D'Ivoire
May 17, 2015
0.11%35
23
Japan
Apr 17, 2015
0.11%33
24
Singapore
May 28, 2015
0.11%33
25
United Arab Emirates
Apr 25, 2015
0.10%32
26
Argentina
Apr 27, 2015
0.10%31
27
Korea, Republic of
Feb 1, 2015
0.10%31
28
-
May 10, 2015
0.10%31
29
Thailand
Apr 5, 2015
0.10%30
30
Ireland
May 19, 2015
0.10%29
31
Jamaica
June 1, 2015
0.09%28
32
Turkey
June 14, 2015
0.09%28
33
Trinidad and Tobago
May 18, 2015
0.09%26
34
Sweden
May 8, 2015
0.09%26
35
Guatemala
May 5, 2015
0.08%24
36
Denmark
May 10, 2015
0.08%23
37
Saudi Arabia
May 1, 2015
0.07%20
38
Nigeria
Apr 4, 2015
0.07%20
39
Hong Kong
Apr 18, 2015
0.07%20
40
Colombia
May 29, 2015
0.07%20
41
Chile
Mar 23, 2015
0.06%19
42
Finland
Mar 25, 2015
0.06%19
43
Taiwan
Mar 28, 2015
0.06%18
44
Romania
May 17, 2015
0.06%18
45
Fiji
Feb 27, 2015
0.06%17
46
Ghana
May 8, 2015
0.06%17
47
Belgium
May 30, 2015
0.05%16
48
Switzerland
Apr 12, 2015
0.05%16
49
Poland
Apr 6, 2015
0.05%15
50
American Samoa
Apr 10, 2015
0.05%14
51
Ecuador
Feb 23, 2015
0.05%14
52
Serbia
Mar 10, 2015
0.05%14
53
Austria
Apr 8, 2015
0.04%13
54
Senegal
Nov 24, 2014
0.04%13
55
Norway
June 1, 2015
0.04%13
56
Uruguay
Aug 18, 2014
0.04%12
57
Peru
Apr 13, 2015
0.04%12
58
Portugal
Apr 6, 2015
0.04%12
59
Kenya
Oct 29, 2014
0.04%12
60
Tonga
Dec 9, 2014
0.04%11
61
Dominican Republic
Mar 12, 2015
0.04%11
62
Hungary
Feb 16, 2015
0.03%10
63
Guyana
Apr 28, 2015
0.03%10
64
Bangladesh
Jan 19, 2015
0.03%9
65
Algeria
Feb 5, 2015
0.03%9
66
Kuwait
Mar 30, 2015
0.03%9
67
Egypt
Apr 4, 2015
0.03%9
68
Belize
May 8, 2015
0.03%9
69
Costa Rica
Feb 4, 2015
0.03%8
70
Bahamas
Jan 9, 2015
0.03%8
71
Israel
Feb 27, 2015
0.03%8
72
Ukraine
Jan 24, 2015
0.03%8
73
Asia/Pacific Region
June 9, 2015
0.03%8
74
Honduras
Feb 6, 2015
0.02%7
75
Cyprus
Mar 21, 2015
0.02%7
76
Guam
Apr 10, 2015
0.02%7
77
Greece
June 2, 2015
0.02%7
78
China
Dec 16, 2014
0.02%7
79
Panama
Apr 7, 2015
0.02%6
80
Morocco
Mar 3, 2015
0.02%6
81
Sri Lanka
Sept 28, 2014
0.02%6
82
Iraq
Feb 25, 2015
0.02%6
83
Togo
June 6, 2015
0.02%6
84
Botswana
May 7, 2015
0.02%6
85
El Salvador
Apr 23, 2015
0.02%5
86
Vietnam
Oct 30, 2014
0.02%5
87
Cook Islands
June 3, 2015
0.02%5
88
Bulgaria
Oct 27, 2014
0.02%5
89
Lithuania
June 23, 2014
0.02%5
90
Slovakia
Jan 19, 2015
0.02%5
91
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Mar 23, 2015
0.02%5
92
French Polynesia
Nov 23, 2014
0.02%5
93
Bahrain
Nov 11, 2014
0.02%5
94
Slovenia
Jan 16, 2015
0.02%5
95
Grenada
Mar 10, 2015
0.02%5
96
Qatar
Jan 15, 2015
0.02%5
97
Saint Lucia
May 8, 2015
0.02%5
98
Puerto Rico
Feb 27, 2015
0.01%4
99
Tunisia
Jan 23, 2015
0.01%4
100
Malta
Mar 22, 2015
0.01%4
101
Croatia
Jan 20, 2015
0.01%4
102
New Caledonia
Jan 13, 2015
0.01%4
103
Barbados
Apr 29, 2014
0.01%4
104
Azerbaijan
Jan 14, 2015
0.01%4
105
Moldova, Republic of
Nov 29, 2014
0.01%3
106
Lebanon
Feb 11, 2014
0.01%3
107
Zimbabwe
July 23, 2014
0.01%3
108
Benin
Feb 19, 2015
0.01%3
109
Antigua and Barbuda
Aug 1, 2014
0.01%3
110
Isle of Man
Dec 20, 2014
0.01%3
111
Bhutan
June 8, 2015
0.01%3
112
Venezuela
May 14, 2014
0.01%3
113
Georgia
Mar 3, 2015
0.01%2
114
Namibia
Oct 22, 2014
0.01%2
115
Armenia
Jan 12, 2015
0.01%2
116
Virgin Islands, U.S.
June 20, 2014
0.01%2
117
Jordan
May 19, 2015
0.01%2
118
Mozambique
June 23, 2014
0.01%2
119
Uganda
Aug 4, 2014
0.01%2
120
Marshall Islands
Jan 28, 2015
0.01%2
121
Mauritius
Feb 20, 2015
0.01%2
122
Oman
May 12, 2014
0.01%2
123
Curacao
Apr 29, 2015
0.01%2
124
Sierra Leone
Apr 26, 2015
0.01%2
125
Samoa
Nov 1, 2013
0.01%2
126
Saint Kitts and Nevis
June 30, 2013
0.01%2
127
Macau
July 18, 2014
0.01%2
128
Albania
Aug 17, 2014
0.01%2
129
Dominica
Mar 12, 2013
0.01%2
130
Ethiopia
Jan 8, 2015
0.01%2
131
Estonia
Mar 20, 2015
0.01%2
132
Cape Verde
May 27, 2013
0.00%1
133
Cayman Islands
July 27, 2014
0.00%1
134
Cambodia
Sept 16, 2013
0.00%1
135
Myanmar
July 18, 2014
0.00%1
136
Lesotho
Jan 12, 2013
0.00%1
137
Mongolia
Mar 14, 2015
0.00%1
138
Zambia
Apr 22, 2013
0.00%1
139
Montenegro
Nov 19, 2014
0.00%1
140
Kazakhstan
Jan 9, 2015
0.00%1
141
Nicaragua
May 29, 2014
0.00%1
142
Paraguay
Mar 10, 2013
0.00%1
143
Haiti
Feb 1, 2015
0.00%1
144
Timor-Leste
Feb 21, 2013
0.00%1
145
Iceland
June 20, 2014
0.00%1
146
Aruba
Jan 9, 2014
0.00%1
147
Liberia
Jan 3, 2014
0.00%1
148
Northern Mariana Islands
Oct 9, 2014
0.00%1
149
Gibraltar
Jan 27, 2014
0.00%1
150
Swaziland
June 16, 2014
0.00%1
151
Jersey
Mar 30, 2013
0.00%1
152
Niue
Nov 30, 2014
0.00%1
153
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