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Sunday, January 24th, 2010
Easily Find And Secure: Angel Investors, Private Investors, Institutional Investors And More! Raising capital for a start-up, corporation in expansion mode or a company in virtually any position presents it’s challenges and roadblocks. There has been no period in recent history that can simulate the difficulties that current entrepreneurs and executives are having when trying to achieve the procurement of venture capital. The standards have become more stringent and the cross-collateralization of personal and corporate assets as security for loans has virtually become a mandatory prerequisite for any type of funding, equity or loan based.
When initiating the process of raising capital one should take into consideration the use of a combination of funding options such as but not limited to: traditional venture capital, bank institutional, institutional equity investment, hedge fund lenders, private money lending, angel equity and loan investment, a private placement memorandum as the mechanism for raising capital distributed in shares, international equity based funding, the reality of taking your small business public on the OTCBB and many other concepts of capital raising that can be placed into a simultaneous strategy.
It’s a common mistake among entrepreneurs and executives to place all of their attention and time into one singular aspect of the above funding concepts. Instead, you should pick a multi pronged approach and go after multiple genres of financing for your business. Some avenues will yield success, some will not but you are more likely to achieve incremental funding successes as oppose to one gargantuan, be all and end all finance victory.
To achieve funding you’ll need to be able to contact multiple finance sources to start the ball rolling. Find online membership database sites that are owned and operated by professionals in the venture capital industry.
There is a big difference between a generalized database of possible lenders and a strategic database of success driven finance solutions. Find the most cutting edge, full range database on the web and join them.
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Friday, January 22nd, 2010
About 3 years ago I bought an Aqualine Inflatable Boat AQSD330, which is 11 feet long. Not a bad size as far as Dinghies go. The reason I bout an Inflatable Boat is because I live in an apartment overlooking the Mississippi River and Lake Itasca in MN. I was really looking for something to poke around in for fun.
I was not looking for something that was going to be a problem for storage, docking or maintainingjust not into that at all. I can bring a few passengers with me too, no problem at all. Even taken it out in some pretty rough water before. We had some weather a few weeks back and the waves were a couple feet high at least and the winds were over 25 mile per hour.
Really was impressed with the way it handled Now I used to row in competitions back when I was in my teens and twenties (I am now 54) and while I did get soaked I really have a fantastic time in my Inflatable and it was really stable in the rough water.
As I was saying, the big reason I bought an Inflatable Boat was because of the storage convenience. I wanted to keep it in the trunk of my car for whenever I felt like going boating I could. It takes me about 15 minutes for blow it up. Even in the marsh areas the Inflatable Boat works just fine, you do not need to worry about having deep water to launch into.
Sometimes you can not get too close to the shore with your car so you end up carrying the boat to the water. Since I sometimes go boating alone, it is not a big deal to carry the boat over my head to the waterwhen I do have passengers; it makes it all the easier to manage though. Just be careful when you drag it though. You can poke a hole in it if you find a sharp rock or glass. If you do make a hole in it though, do not panic.
Now if you are a bit rough with it and put a hole in your Inflatable Boat, dont worry. You are not going to sink. They have ballasts in them that will stop the air from leaking out by accident. Have fun and Be Safe!
Don’t even think about Buying an Inflatable Boat without checking out Jack DeLyzer’s editorials on Inflatable Boats so you do not get Sunk buying the wrong one. You are welcome to reprint this article - but get your own unique content version here.
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Tuesday, January 19th, 2010
Many people don’t know the name of those “little figures at the top of a wedding cake”. They are called wedding cake toppers, and there are many varieties available in today’s market. The special wedding cake toppers trend was started off by the “traditional wedding cake toppers”, and we will explore their world in this article. As far as toppers for wedding cakes are concerned, these designs have stood the test of time. Here are four particular designs that we like:
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#1) The “Contentment” Calla Lily Porcelain Cake Topper features a bride and groom figure in a warm embrace. The love between the couple can clearly seen reflected in the tender touch of the bride’s hand upon the groom’s face. The groom gingerly holds his bride’s waist. The bride is elegantly dressed in a strapless wedding gown, while the groom is wearing a tuxedo with tails. A handmade bouquet of calla lilies is added as a floral enhancement to the overall design. Specifications are:
a) Dimensions: 7″ x 3″
b) Wonderful hand-painted piece.
c) Handcrafted fine porcelain
d) Weight: 0.75 lbs.
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#2) The “Ebony Enchantment” Porcelain African-American Cake Topper shows a beautiful princess who has found her Prince Charming. This enchanting African-American cake topper will make a lovely addition to any wedding cake. The bride is dressed in a flowing white gown, with “off-the-shoulder” ruffles, lace trim, and a flowing veil. The flower additions of a beautiful pink bouquet, and roses in her hair, add a splash of color. Complementing the bride, the groom is wearing a black tuxedo and bow-tie with a pink boutonniere. This fairy-tale couple is the perfect complement to a wedding cake. The features and facts are:
a) Overall Dimensions: 6 1/2″ x 3 1/2″
b) Beautifully hand-painted.
c) Made from handcrafted porcelain.
d) Weighs in at 0.55 lbs.
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Item #3) Ah, the wedding kiss after the ceremony. The “First Kiss” Bride and Groom Cake topper depicts it. Here the happy couple is sharing their first kiss as husband and wife. This kiss will have you skipping and dancing on a cloud! The slender bodies of the bride and groom are positioned in a graceful embrace. Their hands, lips, and hearts, connect in incredible joy…ready to party and dance the night away. The bride is adorned in a stylish white strapless wedding gown and shoulder-length wedding veil. The groom is looking dapper in his black tuxedo. This traditional topper reflects the contemporary spirit of a new couple just starting their life of wedded bliss.
Features and facts are:
a) Made from poli-resin.
b) Topper measures 6″ tall.
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#4) The “Sweet Embrace” African-American Cake Topper shows the romantic African-American bride and groom in a loving embrace. Celebrating their first kiss as husband and wife, this happy couple is ready to dance the night away. The bride is wearing a stylish white strapless gown with a shoulder-length veil. The groom is wearing a dapper black tuxedo. They are both aptly dressed to reflect the contemporary spirit of the couple they represent. Here are some more facts and figures:
a) The material is poly-resin. The design is contemporary.
b) Standing in at 6″ tall.
Did you enjoy this little tour of the traditional wedding cake topper. On our web site: Special Wedding Cake Toppers we highlight a whole range of toppers. We would invite you to visit us…
Learn more about Traditional Wedding Cake Toppers. Stop by Sue Toliver’s site where you can find out all about cake toppers.
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Tuesday, December 29th, 2009
This Month I want to talk about the Brotherhood mentality verses the gang mentality in the Motorcycle Club world . Now for those of you who may be asking what is the difference? I will set up a scene to help give you an idea! At a small Bar a member of a Motorcycle Club walks in he sees four Bikers playing pool, He can tell they are a bit nervous, They see his patches and they know who he is with. Now how does he act? Does he walk over to the pool table knock the 8 ball in the pocket say games over and tell one of them to buy him a beer or does he walk over introduce himself and let them know when they are done shooting pool they are welcome to stop over at the bar and have a beer and talk with him! One is the gang way of thinking the other is the Brotherhood way of thinking! I really don’t think I need to tell you which is which!
Now one thing everyone needs to remember is all of the original Motorcycle Clubs Started out with the idea of being a tight nit group of Brothers and just about all of these Motorcycle Clubs got along. Don’t forget many of the men who started the first MCs where returning home after serving their country during times of war. They where looking for that feeling of Brotherhood here at home that they had been left behind. These where good men seeking adventure, looking to ride their Motorcycles and have a good time with others like themselves. Today most Motorcycle Clubs have gone back to that way of Club thinking, There are very few Clubs that still have the Gang Mentality that was seen mostly during the 70’s threw 90’s. During the late 90’s things had just gotten too far out of hand and most Motorcycle Clubs began to realize the Gang Mentality was not the way it was meant to be and it was not the way they wanted it to be anymore, This was not what the Clubs where started for ! Many Clubs who had been friends where now fighting with each other. No one wanted to wear club support gear and things where just not fun anymore. These MC’s had all started their Clubs with the same ideals and ways of thinking, How and why had they grown so far apart that they now hated each other!
Well the answer to how is during the 50’s and 60’s the golden age of the Brotherhood years of Motorcycling the Motorcycle Clubs where really huge. During this great time many of the Biker Movies that came out showed Motorcycle Club Members as Bullies and thugs. The Bikers in these movies would pick on those weaker then them, take over small towns and the Clubs in these Movies all fought each other just like the street gangs of the time! So of course over time many new Bikers came to believe that this was the way it was. So when New Clubs started this was how they would act and the Original Motorcycle Clubs now had members who where young kids looking to prove how tough they where by starting fights with each other. The Original Motorcycle Club Members had been threw wars together and they where as hard as nails they had nothing to prove to no one, But these younger members felt that they did and would imitate the Biker Clubs from the Movies they had scene and soon it was Biker against Biker, Brother against Brother, MC against MC. This began the Dark age of the Motorcycle Gang Mentality years.
Now for the question Why did this Happen? Well When something Changes the way of thinking and being of Groups like the Motorcycle Clubs so far from their original ideals, You have to ask was it just an accident these movies did this? Or is there more to it? Was there a plan behind it? Is there someone or some group out there that would benefit from having these large groups of Motorcycle Clubs who are run in a very military fashion and are made up of many ex-Military Members fighting against each other? If these Clubs all got along and worked together the world could be a very Different place! Are there people out there who are afraid of this happening?
Today there are very few Clubs left that have the Gang Mentality most have gone back to the Brotherhood way and the word Gang in the Motorcycle Club world has become almost the equivalent of a racial slur. Now as Motorcycle Clubs are beginning to go back to the way it was at the start and trying to put the past behind them, I am noticing that there are more and more Biker movies and TV shows Coming out. Will these shows show MC’s in a good way? Will they go out of their way to stir up the quarrels of the past? Will they show us as mindless Bullies much as the Movie Wild Hogs did? Most Important will we let them influence how we really are? Or have we learned from our past? If all continues to go well we could soon be making are way into the second Gold age of Motorcycle Club Brotherhood back to where it all began!!!
Are you part of the Problem? or part of the Solution? I am Your Bro, L.J. James AmericanBikerX.com
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Thursday, December 10th, 2009
Are you trying to raise capital for your start-up or corporation in expansion? Have you exhausted your traditional institutional sources and hedge fund contacts? Don’t lose hope just yet! First of all, take all those pamphlets and brochures from banks and other traditional lenders that are lying all over your desk and toss them in the trash…they are absolutely useless.
Banks don’t have your company’s best interest in mind as they are hardly even staying afloat in this economy. Today’s institutional financier isn’t qualified to run a bath let alone a bank. Don’t put your future in the untested hands of a 20 something knucklehead. After you’ve tossed all that useless info in the trash, clear your head and then look at your company and ask yourself a few tough questions: Is your company invest-able? Do you and your executive staff have a pedigree that investors deem as seasoned enough to take their money and make affective use of it and not lose it? What proprietary concepts/technology/patents do you have that give you a larger market share with the proper cash infusion? What is your current capital/debt situation?
If, after pondering these questions you’ve come to the conclusion you honestly, truly have something worth pursuing then the next step is to look at the reality that your company is worthy of a public offering. Stay away from Pink Sheets and be weary of reverse mergers and in reality your company won’t qualify for the NASDAQ so the quickest way to raise public capital is the OTCBB (over the counter bulletin boards).
OTCBB is an SEC regulated platform that has a solid investor following and market makers that can effectively promote your stock to rapidly raise capital. Don’t let these difficult economic times steal your dreams of corporate prosperity and personal growth.
If you have a solid business concept, there is a way to fund it. Look into the OTCBB, it’s your best bet for an inexpensive public offering with a direct path to long term funding.
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Thursday, October 29th, 2009
These days, when you think about tattoos you are no longer relegated to thinking about biker dudes that look like they are three days removed from prison. Instead you typical tattoo wearer looks like the person you would see at Starbucks ordering a triple latte.
Everybody does the heart or the flaming skull, if you want to stand out from the rest of the crowed design your own tattoo. There are a few things that you need to consider before you have some half thought out idea inked onto your body.
There are many things that you should consider when thinking about designing your own tattoo. The first thing that you will want to think about is what type of tattoo you are wanting and where you would like that tattoo to go. After deciding on a location you will want to consider what the tattoo will look like in that area when you are older and your skin sags.
Next in the design of your own tattoo you need to make it your own. This means think it out and come up with something that is special to you. This is your body you need to have something that will have meaning to you. I for example have one that incorporates my time in the Navy and another one that I designed that has a variation of Ghost Rider with a Harley Davidson theme.
When you go to the tattoo parlor with your idea either sketched on paper or in your head be clear as to what exactly you want the final product to look like and where exactly you want it. I for example had to revise my plan after I talked to my artist because he simply told me that what I wanted would not work.
There can be a lot of creativity involved in designing your own tattoo, the simple rules to keep in mind are think about what you want, where do you want it and why do you want it. Also find a parlor that is trustworthy and is clean, after all they will be using needles on your body and you don’t want your tattoo to end up putting you in the hospital. Lastly listen to what your artist tells you, if they say something will not work chances are they know what they are doing better than anybody else.
Mark Truder is a budding tattoo artist who loves providing assistance to help design your own tattoo. Mark has been around the country trying to find the most unique tattoos, but he has a love for lower back tattoos
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Wednesday, September 30th, 2009
by Bill Habbley
Surely, when it comes to electronic document conversion, only a creative individual without self esteem would turn to anyone less than the best in the field for help. This can be especially true when converting design PSD to HTML. Why would anyone work so hard to market a second-rate product?
Intellectual property is aptly named, for no one other than its creator could have produced it. The labor involved may be measured in months of minutes. If it is minutes, that has taken years of practice. In terms of PSD to HTML conversions, who can afford less than the best?
When you search a word or phrase in an internet search engine, several companies appear at the top of the search results page. Why is this significant? Obviously they have done something right to merit the position, therefore, you may want to consider them first in your search for services. Just search the words ‘PSD to HTML’ and you will likely discover some of the best services at the top.
Whichever service is chosen, the client should not shy about asking for a satisfaction guarantee, which should include the return of the client’s money if necessary. When evaluating a PSD to HTML service, keep in mind that one is not always comparing apples to apples, so inquire accordingly.
If you are located within the United States then hopefully you search for a PSD to HTML service based in the U.S. as well. You might also want to find service that is certified in ISO 9001:2000, international standards. Should you need it, they will more likely be compatible with design formats you use.
The client should try to ensure that his or her feedback is welcomed by all levels of management in a PSD to HTML organization. No one needs to be ignored or grandstanded when it comes to one’s own projects. Check to make sure that communications are always open both ways.
Over the years, a good PSD to HTML conversion firm will have developed its own proprietary processes to ensure that the customer gets what they expect. Make sure that the markup you receive back looks exactly the same as what you sent, and if not, question it.
Part of finding the right PSD to HTML service includes viewing work they have done for other clients. Be sure to ask for and evaluate any previous client work they might have done. This is definitely an important part of the consideration process and will help you find the service that matches your needs.
About the Author:
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Sunday, March 15th, 2009
by LJ James
Motorcycle Clubs that have lots of Chapters have problems where Government agencies try to say they are Criminal organizations. Now if you are part of something say a Business Association and you need a dentist and you have a dentist as part of your Association most likely you are going to work with him.
Now lets say your part of an Association with 20 chapters and 1 guy from your group deals drugs. Then he meets another guy from a different chapter of your Association who deals drugs too. He then meets another guy from another chapter of your group who deals drugs and then a few more and soon you have 10 guys from 10 different chapters of your group dealing drugs together across the country. Now again this could be any type of group.
Now lets say those ten guys get caught dealing the drugs. When in came time to arrest them would all the Members of the Association all across the Country get arrested ? Let me be very clear here. My question to you is, Is the whole Association guilty of a crime or is it just the ten who who committed the crimes?
Well the answer is a little crazy, If it is a church group well then it is only the ten people dealing the drugs that are Guilty. If it is members of a Police force, The Answer could be no one is Guilty! But now if it is a Motorcycle Club then the answer always seems to be everyone is Guilty!
Why does there seem to be different sets of rules that depend on who you are or who you are Associated with? We all know that in reality only the ten guys who committed the crimes are guilty. Just like any other group in the world a Motorcycle Club can have members who Commit Crimes. Why should there be harsher sets of rules and penalties because the Members of a Club happen to enjoy riding Motorcycles?
I am Your BroLJ James AmericanBikerX.com Listen to LJs Radio Show at BikerLowdown.com
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Monday, December 1st, 2008
by Ana Lorenzo
The production of plastic bags is out of control. Billions are produced each year in order to meet the demand. Recycling of such bags is minimal. Only 1% of plastic bags go to recycling. The remaining bags go straight to the landfills or get blown into our eco system harming our land and sea mammals.
The death of mammals is not the only effect of plastic bags. Millions of oil barrels are used every year in the US alone to produce these bags. This abusive production needs to end.
Eliminating the use of plastic bags is one thing we can ALL do. It’s one simple way to join in the force to save our planet. Going Green is not a “new fad”. It is a necessity. We are already feeling the effects of global warming. We must all take responsibility and do our part.
Many of the large retailer and grocery stores are selling alternative bags. Unfortunately, not many consumers are using them. Some consumers forget to bring them to the stores. Some just don’t care. Others, just dont’ like the retailer’s bags as they have a huge store logo printed on them. The Bag Movement, LLC developed a bag that addresses all those excuses.
The compact, washable bags serve two purposes. They help the environment and raise funds and awareness for charities. Each purchase helps support organization such as St. Jude Children’s hospital, Susan G. Komen Foundation, and many more.
It’s a noble cause. Maybe this will initiate the movement we need. The movement to eliminate plastic bags. We can now help conserve our planet and in return support a charity. What a concept.
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