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Writer: Bundo
Date:Wednesday April 28 2010
Time: 8:04PM
Vital Manchester City received the following for VMC regular, Bundo.
We are never short of drama here at Manchester City are we? We look like we could quietly walk into the top four spot and jog home, while maybe scoring the odd goal here or there and get Champions League football next season, then two games later and one point picked up from a possible 6...and Tottenham and Villa decided they want to get into a bit of form and we've dropped down to sixth place!
I know there's nothing wrong with a big of drama at the end of the season and I'm sure the neutrals are in their element watching this compelling race for fourth place - but each day I'm getting more and more terrified to turn on my television. Although I love to be greeted by the very talented Georgie Thompson - she doesn't half put a downer on my day;
'...and Aston Villa have picked up points to move into fifth place above Manchester City' - greeeeat! '...and a 0-0 score is how it ended at the Emirates as City fail to capitalise on their 'neighbours' win against Tottenham this weekend' - greeeeeat! '...and shot stopper Shay Given has been carted off to hospital with a dislocated shoulder!'...fantastic!
'...With 4 keepers on the books at the moment, City's medical team are having a torrid time with three of them side-lined and just one left - Gunnar Nielsen.' - Oh lovely. '...Gunnar Neilson has never played a Premier League game' - top bananas! 'Gunnar Nielsen last played for Wrexham in the Conference' - delightful! 'Gunnar Nielsen looks like a cross between Rob Green and Nicky Weaver' - handsome!
I really do find myself sat in a cold living room in the morning with the curtains open and a bowl of Weetabix on my lap, just scooping up the milk soaked biscuit in silence! No television - no radio - nothing! I didn't want to hear any more - I felt like I was a curse. And then I heard the one noise I did not want to hear; The Facebook 'pop' of chat! Yes, my lovely friend had decided to connect me back to the wonderful life of Manchester City (how did I stay away for so long) and the drama this week has brought us.
First of all this jolly old chat with my dear and close friend went from a 'Hello, how is the family?' to 'Do you know that City have asked the Premier League if they can loan an emergency keeper for the remaining weeks of the season as they only have one keeper fit after the injury to Shay Given against Arsenal this weekend?'...'No Frank, I did not'.
So I couldn't handle it - on went the television - on went the voice of Georgie Thompson - and on went the drama! 'Sky sources say City will be given the 'green light' to loan a goal keeper' - and we all know how reliable Sky sources are (is Flamini on the books at City yet by the way?)...'City is in talks with Birmingham over a possible move to bring back Joe Hart!' - This Bundo likes!
'City is in talks with Sunderland to bring the mediocre team's third choice keeper to the club - who let in seven goals earlier this season in one game!' - Fantastic! 'City is not allowed to move for Joe Hart they have been told'...'Marton Fulop has joined Manchester City.'
So, the apparent richest team in the world have signed
Marton Fulop from Sunderland - that gave the back-pages something to get their teeth into! '`ve watched him a few times myself and he's not too shabby. Don't get me wrong - he's no Shay Given but he will do for now.
Although I would have preferred Hart, Fulop's quotes about City already had me considering getting his name on the back of my shirt
I use the word considering loosely! He told Sky News the following statement:
'This is an enormous honour for me that my name has been linked with a club which has such a great history.'
Such a lovely man! I`m sure he'll be 'Hungary' for success, or will he be already 'Fulop'! Is he 'Gunnar' play - or will Nielsen? It'll be one of them - that's a 'Given'.
So we'll stick one or the other in between the sticks this upcoming fixture against Aston Villa! Wait a second...Aston Villa? I thought I could finish this article now on the drama of this week, however I must now continue.
Aston Villa. I am going to type down in a moment a name of a man and I would like you to think if it rings any bells; Richard Dunne. Yes boys and girls, he returns, Richard Dunne will be coming back to the City Of Manchester Stadium this weekend. The prodigal son will come to a wonderful welcome - and for all he's Dunne for City in the past he will be welcomed into our hearts once again for this game
the same however cannot be said for another player to face his ex-team; Gareth Barry.
Our midfielder has had a funny old season with every City fan having their own opinion on him, however I have a feeling this weekend we will all love him more, as in the summer we snatched him from Villa (when they didn't want us to) and the fans ever since haven't been...erm...too fond of him to say the least as we last met they waved money in his face saying he had moved for the money...we don't even have that much money do we?
Both ex-captains of their ex-teams will clash this weekend then as the top four contenders battle it out in an almighty clash! Phew - drama over? Well, I could always go on about The Sun's article on SWP, Bridge, Adebayor and Ireland to be sold in the summer with Torres coming here. Or the Rafa Benitez rumours, or the Bellamy bust ups. Tevez's possible leaving or of course there are always the Mancini/ Mourinho rumours on-going.
Oh how it's good to be Blue!
Bundo, over and out.
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Schneier on SecurityA blog covering security and security technology. « Police Don't Overreact to Strange Object | Main | ACLU vs. NSA » July 11, 2007 Robot Crime Wave PredictedI'm sure glad the Australian Federal Police have their priorities straight: Technology such as cloned part-robot humans used by organised crime gangs pose the greatest future challenge to police, along with online scamming, Australian Federal Police (AFP) Commissioner Mick Keelty says. Posted on July 11, 2007 at 1:52 PM • 40 Comments To receive these entries once a month by e-mail, sign up for the Crypto-Gram Newsletter. CommentsLeadhyena • July 11, 2007 2:44 PM Well Bruce, it is not meant to be taken literally; it could refer to any variety of human/robot hybrid miscreant. Jason B. • July 11, 2007 2:46 PM This instantly made me remember one of my favorite SNL commercials of all time. Old Glory Robot insurance. Petréa Mitchell • July 11, 2007 2:51 PM Seeing as people with modern prosthetics pretty much *are* part-robot humans, this threat is closer than you think. (See, for instance, http://www.ottobockus.com/products/... ) OTOH, the clones' fingerprints will still be different from their originals, so not quite so much to worry about on that front. monopole • July 11, 2007 2:52 PM Hope they have an order in for some Patlabors: monopole • July 11, 2007 3:04 PM Petréa Mitchell: comic_lover • July 11, 2007 3:09 PM Commissioner Keelty then went on, "What we really need to fight this new threat is a man with the proportionate strength, speed, and agility of a spider. Or perhaps a rich inventor with a suit made of metal or iron or something." Snark • July 11, 2007 3:15 PM Methinks the problem here is with the reporting. Why in the world would the newspaper take such inane comments at face value? Didn't anyone ask the Aussie police where they got the idea that robot crime was the next trend? stacy • July 11, 2007 3:36 PM "Didn't anyone ask the Aussie police where they got the idea that robot crime was the next trend?" From the DHS, and the science fiction writers they have working for them :-) Stephen Smoogen • July 11, 2007 3:53 PM I am wondering if Bruce is having fun with us... next we will be getting an article from the Onion on the new secret encryption method called the Schneier method(TM and patent pending). It uses an 8x8 matrix of characters based off of ASCII. The high bits are filled with extra vowels and common letters to fool NSA probes. By placing a long word at the beginning of this matrix, you have a virtually unbeatable cipher! Except against half robot/humans who must be eliminated as a threat. :) ""And I think a lot of those skills don't exist in policing today," Mr Keelty told a parliamentary inquiry into the future impact of organised crime in Canberra." Skills such as spotting obvious FUD Fred P • July 11, 2007 3:57 PM The picture for the article is worth more than the article itself ;-) Ron Southworth • July 11, 2007 3:57 PM The news article is actually an announcement of the need and intention to seek industry participation and experience to aid and combat the newer types of crime that are part of everyday life. The reporter has used a graphic that does not even relate to what the press release would have actually said and was really all about! The Federal Government here has announced and allocated a fairly substantial budget towards this endeavour, something positive and forward thinking. Laugh at the Editor and Reporter for trying to sex up and sell a news item and this poor attempt to belittle a servant of the community trying to announce that they have been and are going to make a real difference to maintaining our way of life we all take for granted. Just ask Mark Farbro, Bruce about being misquoted. Hey I am certain you have been misquoted before. It was the Melbourne Age after all! Lizard • July 11, 2007 4:01 PM "Or perhaps a rich inventor with a suit made of metal or iron or something" I didn't know that there were "something" suits being made. Better stop the something-suit-wearing mobs from boarding airliners, never what kind of insanity they will foster. Just remember kids, when they outlaw "something", then only the outlaws will have "something". Adam • July 11, 2007 4:05 PM Bruce I absolutely disagree. We are very close to publicly available remote controlled robots that can open doors, carry weapons, fly a plane(if the robot isn't a flying device itself), etc. Youtube has a video of a remote gyrocopter fitted with an automatic shotgun. The only saving grace of all the crazy people out there is that they mostly eliminate themselves when they finally fly off the handle. Remote controlled robots armed with guns, bombs, etc will allow these nuts to attack from a distance. Would it not be prudent with this in mind to jam remote control radio frequencies at large events? Brian • July 11, 2007 4:59 PM Persons denying the existence of robots may in fact be robots themselves. george • July 11, 2007 5:00 PM I love the Onion! It's America's Finest News Source. What a minute, this is a "real" report? Ed209 • July 11, 2007 5:20 PM @Bruce I bet you'll be singin' a different tune when you're lookin' down the barrels o' one o' THESE!!! : Thomas • July 11, 2007 5:32 PM @Adam Maybe GWB will let us keep the black helicopter that will be used to jam mobile phones during APEC.... Organised crime, paedophiles and ... mutant robot army??? Isn't the third horseman of the internet apocalypse supposed to be terrorism? Sci-Fi Fan • July 11, 2007 5:36 PM The Australian Federal Police have nothing to worry. Robots will be just as useful for the police as criminals. http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/... In a technology arms race, it's often the government who have the best toys. http://www.medfordpolice.com/officer_joe.JPG LOL Tsemaj • July 11, 2007 6:41 PM Fantastic! So the organised crime turf wars of the future will involve drive-by EMPs. Actually, it seems that some of our politicians are being exposed as weed smokers: So maybe Kealty was toking too. Did he say anything about these robots being sent back from the future? David • July 11, 2007 9:54 PM Everyone had a good laugh at that. Security Theater is all the rage in Australia: The Prime Minister loves get photographed with soldiers, puffs up his chest and says "National Security" and "Who do you trust?" He even sent a silly fridge magnet to every household warning for 'signs of a terrorist attack' and have billboards and TV ads declaring 'Be alert but not alarmed!' There's a national hotline where you can call and report 'anything suspicious'. To my knowledge, they've never got a single lead off it. Yet these guys missed the Bali Bombings in which Australians died, not once, but twice. You would think after the first time they would have paid some more attention. No one got fired for that either. Business as usual The Aussie Government refuses to accept there is a link between Australia joining the coalition of the willing, and terrorists suddenly paying us lots of attention. Even right after the bombing, the Foreign Minister declared the terrorists "weren't targeting Australians". (Bali is a well known hang out for Aussies.) I've no idea where Kelty got the roboclones fantasy from, but to his credit Kelty did say the thought there was an Iraq-Terrorism link, but he was ridiculed by the Prime and Foreign Minister and had to retract his statement. Something they are good at: When someone did a site making fun of the Prime Minister, either the Prime Minister or the AFP (we never found out which) got the satirists ISP to shut down the web site. Useless, but the average Aussie doesn't care. One said to me "I don't care how many wars they get involved in so long as the economy is good and I have plenty of work". NotAllHomers • July 11, 2007 11:09 PM Obviously you dont know how successful the phone number has been. Do you expect them to publish statistics or something. The Bali Bombings are not a good arguement John Davies • July 12, 2007 2:54 AM The last sentence caught my eye: "Criminals could use technology to commit crime but also to improve their ability to communicate secretly, he said." See, I knew that Schneier chap was up to no good. ( Key escrow anyone? ) Anonymous • July 12, 2007 5:05 AM > Remote controlled robots armed with guns, bombs, The nutjobs are already doing that. These nutjobs can be found in US government agencies and armed forces, and I totally agree that they need to be killed off. Every single one! NOW!!!1!!eleven! Rob Mayfield • July 12, 2007 6:42 AM Just when we thought all the fruitcakes were in the US working for the TSA, our own boy seems to have been dipping into the evidence locker (drug section) and forgetting he has a media interview. One thing he says is indeed true, most police are utterly clueless in the face of technology. Seriously though, I did think for a moment someone had hijacked The Age website and redirected it to The Onion ... Joel Odom • July 12, 2007 6:44 AM Hilarious! This is the funniest thing that I've seen in a long time. Eam • July 12, 2007 8:06 AM @Adam: It seems Bruce's only point was that robots will not "pose the greatest future challenge to police." Do you honestly disagree with that? "Technology such as cloned part-robot humans used by organised crime gangs pose the greatest future challenge to police, along with online scamming..." This sure gives a whole new meaning to the term "bot-net army", eh? ~EdT. Prohias • July 12, 2007 11:40 AM Off topic a bit. I was just reading a news article on CNN of a diverted American Airlines flight from LA to London, that landed in NY. The top Google ad on the page, sums up the situation perfectly: "Stop Panic Attacks. End. Anxiety, fears and phobias. 3 Minute Panic Buster System". Even automated keyword-match software gets it. derf • July 12, 2007 12:01 PM I think that as a society, we will face a much larger moral dilemma with cyborg technology first. For instance, if someone with robotic arms can do a job better and faster, will robotic arms become a requirement for that position? If you want the job will you have to sacrifice your arms? Can our stooges in washington deal with the intellectual aspects of these questions when they can't even keep their freezers clean of bribes or their pants on for more than 5 minutes? David • July 12, 2007 6:54 PM @NotAllHomers writes "Obviously you dont know how successful the phone number has been. Do you expect them to publish statistics or something." Knowing this Government, if they caught someone shoplifting on the hotline they'd trumpet it from every roof top. @NotAllHomers writes "The Bali Bombings are not a good arguement" That's not even a sentence. Justify what you are saying. They missed not one, but two bombings and this doesn't bother you? Don't you think the first might have tipped them off to look out for a second? That's ok with you? Sci-Fi Fan • July 12, 2007 8:36 PM Hmm... Maybe we shouldn't laugh too much at robots yet. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/main.jhtml?xml=/... When the robot knows how to forcibly handcuff me, then I will be worried :) NotAllHomers • July 13, 2007 5:05 AM You presented a very simplistic view to a very complex and difficult problem. The two situations that happened not on native soil but on a distant shore where large sections of the community openly support and protect the "radically motivated" and the ideology behind those bombings. 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Travel in that part of the world for those that are well travelled has for quite some time been seen as a high risk activity place to visit than say to travelling to other parts of the world. You roll the dice and take your chances when you go to that part of the world just by eating and drinking in the place. Come up with an informed argument and you will receive more than what you conceive to be a malformed sentence! Adam • July 13, 2007 1:41 PM "@Adam: It seems Bruce's only point was that robots will not "pose the greatest future challenge to police." Do you honestly disagree with that?" Yes, I do honestly disagree... The training, equipment, and planning to be ready to deal with robot assisted crime will be extremely difficult for City or State police to deal with. I think federal level police forces will be the only ones ready to confront the financial and technical burdens needed to combat crimes using robots as tools. 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Global perspectives: Pipeline connections in Central Europe
By Cris Whetton
Austria's OMV AG, central Europe's biggest oil company, wants to open a delayed pipeline between Bratislava and Vienna as early as 2010, giving it direct access to Russian oil for the first time and helping boost refining profits.
The link will connect OMV's main refinery in Schwechat, near Vienna, with the existing Druzhba pipeline from southeast Russia, according to Gerhard Roiss, OMV's head of refining and marketing, who will take over the role of chief executive in 2011. Transpetrol SA, Slovakia's state-run pipeline company, will help to build the 50-kilometer (30-mile) link.
"You have thousands of kilometers of the Druzhba pipeline system, and then there's a piece missing that you can hardly see on a map," Roiss said. Since 2003, OMV has been trying to close the gap in its pipeline system to diversify supplies and gain better access to Russian crude. It currently relies on shipments through the Italian port of Trieste, resulting in high transportation costs that reduce profit margins. OMV had to abandon the pipeline project after Slovakia's partner in the project, Russia's OAO Yukos Oil Co., filed for bankruptcy in 2004. Slovakia agreed in March to buy back the minority stake formerly held by Yukos, opening the way for a second attempt to complete the link.
Meanwhile, in the neighboring Czech Republic, state-run oil pipeline operator MERO (operator of the Czech stretch of the Druzhba pipeline) is considering buying a 16.3% stake in Ceska Rafinerska from oil group Royal Dutch Shell as a way to keep the Czech refiner out of Russian hands. Shell did not confirm it intended to sell its stake in the Czech firm, estimated to be worth $200 million, although Czech media have reported several times in the past it planned to do so. Russia's LUKoil, along with Italy's Agip and Rafinerska majority owner Unipetrol are potential buyers. Prague is wary of Russian involvement in Czech industries, especially the ones considered strategic. The Czech government excluded Russia's Aeroflot from a privatization tender for Czech Airlines last month.
Three new cogeneration plants going up at refineries or petrochemical plants on the Iberian Peninsula will each feature a Frame 6B gas turbine from U.S.-based GE Energy. First, DETISA, an energy supplier owned by Spanish oil company CEPSA, has selected GE Energy's gas turbine technology for a new cogeneration project at the Gibraltar-San Roque refinery near Cádiz. The company will supply a Frame 6B gas turbine-generator for the Lubrisur Cogeneration Plant, which will help to meet the increasing energy requirements of the refinery, with excess electricity selling to the Spanish grid. The plant has a capacity of 42 MW of power and will also produce steam for refinery processes. Commercial operation of the Lubrisur project should begin by the end of 2010.
Repsol YPF, Spain's largest oil company, has also turned to Frame 6B gas turbine technology for a new, 42 MW cogeneration plant that is part of the expansion of Repsol's refinery east of the city of Cartagena. This will be the 14th Frame 6B GE has provided to Repsol and its affiliates. The unit will receive maintenance under an existing service agreement between the two companies.
Thirdly, the same Frame 6B gas turbine technology will go in a cogeneration plant going up as part of a new project in the Sines petrochemical industrial park on Portugal's Alentejo coast. When completed, the 40 MW cogeneration facility will support a pure terephthalic acid plant that will have a production capacity up to 700,000 metric tons per year.
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The designs on three of the most common U.S. coins, the penny, nickel, and dime, have remained largely unchanged for over 50 years. The 50 State Quarters Program, involving a set of recurring designs commemorating each state, has been credited with generating renewed interest in the quarter by collectors and the public. A recent redesign of the new dollar coin has also increased the public's interest in collecting the coin, but it is not widely circulating. Concerned about the level of public interest in coins and the circulation of the dollar coin, Congress mandated a GAO review of U.S. coin design, with particular attention to increasing circulation of the dollar coin. GAO contracted with the Gallup Organization to survey a representative sample of U.S. adults to obtain public views on various coin design questions, including public preference for coin denominations, coin design features, the frequency of change in coin design, and ways to increase acceptance and use of the new dollar coin.
Overall, the public is satisfied with coin denominations used, coin design features, and the frequency of changes in coin designs. Although most people are not using the new dollar coin, a program with a rotating series of images could significantly increase new dollar coin collection, but only 26 percent said it would increase dollar coin use. The Gallup Survey indicated most adults in the continental United States were satisfied with current coin denominations. Over half of the respondents were opposed to the use of rounding values in cash transactions to the closest 5-cent interval to eliminate the need for the penny. Most respondents were opposed to the production of a 2-dollar coin. Most adults were satisfied with current coin designs. Most respondents said there is the right amount of wording on coins. Survey respondents were split on whether the actual number of cents should be shown on coins, such as including the numeral 25 on the quarter. Most adults were satisfied with how frequently coin designs are changed. Most respondents said the government should wait at least 10 years before changing the design on a coin, but there were some differences among age groups. Younger respondents were in favor of more frequent coin design changes, while older respondents favored less frequent changes. The survey also indicated that most people are interested in the 50 State Quarters Program. Most adults are not using the new dollar coin because of familiarity with the dollar bill, the coin not being widely available, and not wanting to carry around more coins. Most respondents said they were opposed to the elimination of the dollar bill to promote the coin's use, but when annual government savings of half a billion dollars were mentioned, most people then favored elimination of the dollar bill.
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Bill T you're a dick. I have problems with almost everything you said. Those are some mighty assumptions that you're making about the general audience of this show. Dimwitted classless audience? The hell is wrong with you? What a ridiculous thing to say. I think I might just hate you for it. Also you state your opinions as fact. I don't give a shit what you think. Don't tell me whats wrong with the show. You honestly don't know a thing. And frankly, I am loving what they're doing with Jim and Dwight. Its been a long time coming that they become begrudging friends, and its been quite a bit of fun watching that happen, especially during the Florida arc. And what possibly gives you the idea that the audience is incapable of accepting a British actor? Literally nothing I can think of would support that sweeping generalization.
As for the future of the show, I could see it going both ways. If the writers create something new, like a reboot, then I'd be for that. But looking back over the last few seasons of the office, I don't think they have the capability to do that. I think its winding down, and I think its time to close up shop.
Bill T, I still despise you for your wildly inaccurate generalization.
I wouldn't be sad if it ended this very second. The show has been run into the ground by the pathetic writing, even before Michael left. The last glimmers of hope have all faded out in the past couple weeks. Catherine, sorry the writers don't know how to write good material (for you, or anyone besides Rainn and the absent Steve Carrell) and that most of the dimwitted, classless audience is too prejudiced to accept anyone with a British accent, and too ignorant to see where the real problem with the show lies (the writers.)
love this show but it has been sliding for a bit now. i always found i to be one of those ones that didn't really have a main character but worked because of the synergy of the core characters with a few on the side (like seinfeld). when steve carrell left it was ok but it seemed to fall a little. unfortunately american networks seem to have a habbit of flogging something to death rather than letting it go while it is still decent. can't see myself watching this show too much longer.
Season 9 may be it for The Office? HALLELJUAH!!! I'm sorry. I too loved The Office during its infancy (Seasons 1 - 3), but then they never changed ANYTHING. Michael Scott quitting was great and that story arc could've carried them through a season, alas they brought him back after MAYBE half a dozen episodes.
Hope they gun The Office, followed by The Simpsons. They are WAY past due.
I don't really mind M.Scott being gone as a character. The rest of the show's actors are picking up the pieces really well. Rainn Wilson is needed as a strong character to play off of, and the use of James Spader was really brilliant, absolutely. I hope they continue to bring people in like that.
As for ending the series, I think the series has three more seasons left in it, but only if Wilson and the current cast remain. They could use one more strong character like Wilson or Spader to round out the stories, but the Michael Scott character in the form of Steve Carell is not needed and one of the current cast memebers could fill this role.
Either way I'll hope for a season nine, ten and eleven.
No Dwight....no Office - the side characters like Kelly are great - but the show can go on without her. Not without Dwight...
and get rid of Katherine Tate, she is killing the show right now.
Bring back the hints of "semi" realism..
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Every night, I ask my dd to empty out her bookbag and bring me everything she needs to get done. I did the same thing tonight. I didn't see any homework, so I asked her 3 times about it. Each time she told me that she didn't have anything she needed to do tonight. So, tonight when I put the kids to bed, Caylynn doesn't want to go to sleep, and keeps complaining about this and that. Then after being in bed for 30 minutes or so, she says "Oh I need to read this book for school." I told her she will have to wait and do it in the morning, because it is bedtime now and I asked her 3 times if she had work to do and she said no. Was that wrong? I will let her read it in the morning before she gets on the bus, but I don't think she should be allowed to get back up to read it considerring the circumstances, and I feel like allowing her to get up would be allowing her to do exactly what she wants, and IMO teach her that it is okay to put things off until bedtime because she would rather be playing. I feel kind of bad because she started crying when I told her that she would have to wait till morning to read the book, so I want to know, was I wrong? Oh, and FTR I will be checking her bookbag myself from now on.
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6 Figure Business Success Secrets: The TRUTH! Not the HYPE!
Join ME, award-winning, 'kick you in the butt' business coach Katrina Sawa for a special business-building FREE WEBINAR this month. I have only done this type of FREE TRAINING live on a webinar like this one ONCE before so you won't want to miss it. In this 75-90 minute webinar training, I will walk you through what other gurus and coaches on the internet aren't necessarily telling you….THE TRUTH! The TRUTH about many things such as: What you need to do to start up a business these days and start making money fast Which services, products and programs are working right now in this marketplace (for MOST business owners – online or offline businesses) and which you … [Read more...]
21 FREE Gifts from Top Business Building Experts to Empower YOU as YOU build Your Totally Awesome, Passion Driven, Money Making, Kickass Business!
My friend, Julie Foucht has brought together 21 TOP Business Building Experts and I am one of them! If you are currently building a business that reflects your creativity, passion and unique gifts and you are ready to make a 6 figure income, read on... Here is the deal. Julie really hates hype – so she won't throw any hype at you. What she likes are real, valuable tools and techniques that you can use right now to grow your business to the Kickass level. So gathered together us totally cool business building experts; smart, savvy and successful consultants, coaches and service providers who've all agreed to share some of their best stuff with you. You don't know what … [Read more...]
Ready for a life changing weekend?
Uncover why you are not experiencing the bottom line profits you've always wanted and learn exactly what you can do to create an immediate shift. Get crystal clear about the value you deliver so your marketing message grabs the attention of your ideal client. Understand the "anatomy of a successful sales conversation" so you feel comfortable and connected and inspire more people to say YES. Embrace innovative marketing strategies that are aligned with your values and personality. Witness how to build a rock star support team that enables you to play primarily in your zone of genius. A while back, I told you how excited I am to be attending Jane Deuber's Uncommon Business … [Read more...]