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Date and Time
Seattle, WA
May 22 - 24, 2018
Jump-Start Your Own Income Generating Business with an Easy to Implement Formula - Full-Time or Part-Time
The Digital Entrepreneur Center is and growing community of individuals leveraging new digital business and marketing to achieve TIME- RESOURCE-LIFE FREEDOM. Our mission is to help those like us understand how new models for living and earning can help us shape our lives according to our own terms. We provide education programs, training, and support and access to resources and programs that accelerate the journey to profits and freedom. Our sister organization, The Digital Humanist is grounded in creating opportunities for fulfillment beyond time and money. The movement inspires those to contribute to the society around them. Together our goal is a community of fulfilled people who have the time and resources to make a difference, for ourselves and the community around us
By attending this seminar led by one of our digital marketing and online business veterans you will get the opportunity to:
- Learn a Basic Introduction to HTAM, Digital and Affiliate Marketing
- Meet and talk to others just like you who have successfully implemented online businesses, left their jobs and changed their income earning equation
- Receive a free & Module Coaching Program access - Yes that's a Real Person who has set up an online business will guide you through 7 Modules of our Famous 21 Steps to Start a An Online Business Program (priced at USD$49) that will teach you the HTAM framework and show you how to jump-start a business without having to set up operations or develop products.
- Get a Free Copy of LIMITLESS - Escape The Rat race And Make Money Online In The New economy
- Explore options for further education - though there is NO OBLIGATION. You will be given the bonuses and gifts and be coaching just for attending this free seminar. We will be sending you your login after the event.
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Redmond, WA 98052
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This is an educational community and no prior technical skills nor experience in digital marketing are necessary to be successful.
Who Should Attend:
- Anyone who is sick of the 9-5 working life and would like to have control over their work-life balance.
- Stay at Home Parents and those who would like to work and earn around family priorities
- Digital Nomads or those who are seeking location-independent businesses
- Entrepreneurs looking to expand their businesses and learn about Digital Marketing
- Soon To be Retired individuals looking to build a source of income to fund their enjoy retirement.
Seats are Filling Up Fast. Reservations are Compulsory.
Don't miss this event whilst its LIVE in your City.
We are an educational company and our community of entrepreneurs are those who are seriously looking it build a business of their own. This is not a get rich fast scheme nor a network marketing or MLM program. Results shared at the event are real but not typical and are dependent on Individual effort and actions.
Date and Time
Seattle, WA
May 22 - 24, 2018


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DEVENS - Dona Neely, director of the Devens Eco-Efficiency Center, loves a good challenge.
Neely leads "The Great Exchange" - where the ongoing goal is to re-purpose volume and bulk items that otherwise would be heading into a landfill. But this Christmas season, Neely received a call from Ayer-Shirley Lions Club President Jennifer Cordio.
"The head of the Lions rang me and said 'I have a challenge for you," said Neely.
"She spoke to our club about a year ago," said Cordio. "Then I was at a zone meeting for the Lions. A couple of different clubs talked about 'What do we do with all these eyeglass cases?"
The Lions Clubs collect gently used eyeglasses, which are then reconditioned and shipped around the world to people in need. "But we end up with all these cases that we just throw out, or hold onto with no good use in mind," said Cordio. "So we figured we'd give Dona a call and gave her the challenge to see if she could find a way to reuse some of these eyeglass cases."
"She really came through," said Cordio.
"She asked if I had any ideas on repurposing the cases," said Neely. "Not to be trumped," Neely recalled putting on her thinking cap and Googling for uses for used eyeglass cases.
"I learned about a group that had used them to become first aid kits for the homeless," said Neely. "I rang her (Cordio) back and she said that sounds like a wonderful idea."
Neely then located a local group that provides services to the homeless - Fitchburg-based ACTION (Accessible Comprehensive Treatment In Our Neighborhoods) Health Services.
"They have a mobile unit where folks go out in their van or on foot to provide healthcare services to the homeless in the Fitchburg and Gardner area," said Neely. The timing worked out well, because ACTION was preparing to host its annual Dec. 21 luncheon for their clientele.
"It's a tradition for organizations that provide services to homeless to have a special luncheon on Dec 21 because it's the winter solstice which is the longest night of the year, greatly impacting the homeless during the winter," said Neely.
More than 100 homeless individuals were expected for the Fitchburg luncheon. The kits would be handed out then, it was decided. Work began to gather needed supplies.
"It was so rewarding," said Neely of the many boxes of supplies collected from Devens and area businesses. "So many times I became teary-eyed. There were 640 bars of soap!"
"For a lot of it, we were fortunate on the timing," said Neely. "For example, Springhill Suites [at Devens Common] was looking to repurpose a large inventory of supplies. They donated a lot. I guess it's the season."
"In some cases, it was things you need when you travel - soaps and shampoos. I have a lot of those," said Neely. But Neely was pleasantly surprised by the response from several Devens businesses. When asking to give what they could, "for at least half of them, you could tell people went out and bought supplies for this initiative. It was a wonderful thing."
Laddawn Industries makes plastic bags in all shapes and sizes. The Devens-based company donated 500 re-sealable, heavy-duty, gallon-sized bags for the toiletry items.
"These bags are really sturdy," said Neely. "They're reusable and packable."
Also, the Lions provided 80 eyeglass cases that were redesigned into first aid kits. "We were really creative with what went inside of them," said Neely. "It couldn't be too thick.
Safety Source Northeast donated "a box full of stuff including the antacids and dehydration packets and bandages." Other larger donations, like burn blankets, were turned over to the ACTION mobile unit for emergency field uses.
Other significant donors include Sunny Delight Beverages Company of Littleton, which donated 800 assorted size bandages. Fidelity Bank donated 200 eye glass wipes. Employees from Devens-based AMSC and Comrex Corporation generously contributed hundreds of toiletry items.
"In the end we ended up making 125 bags of hygiene supplies including soap, shampoo and hand sanitizer - and we made 80 of the first aid kits," said Neely. "We also provided four boxes of related supplies because we had excess of some items. Whatever stuff we couldn't include in assortments we passed along so they could make them available to their clientele at a later date."
Seven volunteers rallied with Neely to assemble the kits. Loaded into the first aid kits were bandages, individually wrapped gauze pads, antibiotic ointment packets and wipes, aspirin packets, trial-size hand sanitizers, handi-wipes, mini scissors, tweezers and sewing kits. Toiletry bags contained travel size toothpaste, toothbrush, soap, shampoo and other health and beauty aid items.
Stacey Auger is the Associate Director of ACTION Health Services, a not-for-profit health care organization based out of Fitchburg which provides access to medical, dental, and behavioral health care in locations throughout North Central Massachusetts. Auger said her group serves "the needs of our region's most vulnerable" population, particularly homeless children and adults, those at risk for homelessness, and those receiving housing assistance.
Auger was wowed by the teamwork of the Lions, the Eco Efficiency Center and the many participating local businesses. "This partnership is excellent and we are grateful for the overwhelming support and generosity of all those who donated," said Auger. "Because of this generosity we were able to offer needed first aid kits and personal care items as part of our first annual Homeless Persons Memorial Day commemoration" on Dec. 21.
"In spite of the torrential downpours which persisted throughout the morning and early afternoon the event was attended by approximately 40 adults," said Auger. "We were expecting more to attend but considering how terrible the weather was we were very pleased with the turnout. "
"Following a service by Pastor Jeff Conlon of Faith United Parish which included a deeply moving candle lighting ceremony for those who had passed away and for those we were concerned about, we provided a hot meal of spaghetti and meatballs, salad, mixed vegetables, fruit, and desserts," said Auger. "As the meal was finishing we 'unveiled' our various take-away items which included cold weather gear, non-perishable food bags, personal care bags, and first aid kits."
The kits were a success. "All items were graciously received but it was honestly the personal care bags and first aid kits that were the biggest hits!" said Auger. "Our guests commented on how needed and hard to obtain these personal care items were and how innovative and appreciated the first aid kits were."
"I cannot begin to put into words how grateful we are for the many people who support our program and this event," said Auger. "We are incredibly fortunate to have partners and friends like those who participated and truly could not do our work without it!"
ACTION's patients have needs that extend far beyond clinical services. The center is always seeking donations to support patients' well-being. Presently, ACTION is seeking donations of new and gently used winter jackets and boots, high-protein and nutritive non-perishable food items (tuna fish, beef stew, peanut butter, oatmeal, canned fruit, canned vegetables), and toiletry items (toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, toilet paper). For more information about ACTION Health Services or how to make a donation, contact Auger at (978) 878-8523 or firstname.lastname@example.com
The Ayer-Shirley Lions Club accepts donations of used eyeglasses year-round. There are Lions drop boxes at Ayer Optical, Nashoba Valley Regional Medical Center, North Middlesex Savings Bank branch offices, the Shirley Senior Center, and there's a drive-up box located aside the Ayer Post Office on Central Avenue. More information about the Ayer-Shirley Lions is available at http://www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/ayershirleyma and fans can 'Like' the club on facebook.com at Ayer Shirley Lions Club.
And The Great Exchange is up and running, accepting reusable materials and providing those materials for groups and organizations. More information is available at http://www.ecostardevens.com.
Follow Mary Arata at twitter.com/maryearata.

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5:30 pm
Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless "Extraordinarily Delicious Ensenada" Fish tacos embody Ensenada's history in one bite: Fresh fish from pristine waters encased in crispy batter influenced by Asian immigrants, topped with Spanish-inspired creamy sauces, wrapped up in a very Mexican corn tortilla and spiked with chile. We seek out some of the best versions at Mariscos El Norteno, a stall opposite the Ensenada Fish market, and a 30-year old corner stand, Los Originales El Chopipo. No trip to Ensenada would be complete for a foodie without a stop at La Guerrerense where Sabina Bandera Gonzalez has been serving the best seafood ceviches and tostadas for more than 29 years. D
6:00 pm
Globe Trekker "Venice City Guide" Justine Shapiro visits key sites along the Grand Canal.G
7:00 pm
The Victory Garden "Hybrid 1: Discover An Eclectic Mix of Gardening Tips" Host Jamie Durie explores the Huntington Botanical Gardens in California to learn how to put plants in the spotlight through the art of staging.G
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The Woodwright's Shop "Oak Field Gate" Mortise and tenon joints frame this classic feature of the English countryside. It's a rustic woodworking challenge as we balance both beauty and strength to make a gate that will keep swinging for decades. D
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Woodsmith Shop "Pocket Screw Joinery Projects" When it comes to assembling a project, nothing is quicker than pocket screw joinery. In this episode, the editors of Woodsmith show you how to build two projects with pocket screws. The first is a small outdoor table with a tile top. D
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Growing Bolder "Famous Footsteps" NULL
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Scheewe Art Workshop "Garden Hat" A garden provides endless inspiration for painting. One may overlook a charming garden hat, which is the perfect subject to paint with watercolors. By varying ever so slightly, the dark pigments contrast can be achieved while "tapping" provides texture a look you want for objects like hats. D
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Best of the Joy of Painting "Mountain Waterfall" High mountains overlooking lovely falling water -- a fabulous Bob Ross masterpiece!. D
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Essential Pepin "Rollin' In Dough" Soda Bread; Gros Pain; Long Proofed Baguette; Brioche; Bread Galettes. D
10:30 pm
Great American Seafood Cook-Off Fires blazed and seafood sizzled as New Orleans hosted the fifth annual Great American Seafood Cook-Off in August 2008. During the two-day competition, 15 chefs from 14 different states prepared their best dishes using the seafood indigenous to their state. Famed New Orleans chef John Besh, the winner of the 2004 competition and the 2006 James Beard Foundation's Best Chef of the Southeast, hosted the event. D
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Art of the Western World "Early Renaissance" Part I: The rebirth of classical themes and humanistic ideas marked the Renaissance in Italy, as seen in Florentines Brunelleschi, Masaccio, Ghiberti, and Botticelli. Part II: Glowing color. D


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The cover is made from rubber and it has brand logo and dog breed name on its back.The key cover itself is about 1" x 1.5" size. The cover would work with key head size of 0.94" width, 0.07" thickness, and 0.87" height. There are other 29 dog breed key cover available.
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Dave Goulden needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 42 designs submitted by 24 freelance designers.
We need a clean, cool looking logo for a service that protects customers from identity theft if their wallet is stolen.
Have you ever had your wallet stolen? Or just misplaced it and never knew what happened? Pain in the butt, isn't it.
You have to figure out what all your credit card numbers are (and who in the heck keeps their old statements?), call all your banks, credit card companies, get a new drivers license, call the credit bureaus to alert them to fraud, get replacements.
For most people, this takes days to finish. If your wallet was stolen, the thief has already charged a bunch on your cards, and maybe tried to open account in your name. You need to act quick to stop this from happening.
That's where MyWalletVault comes in. With our service, we provide each customer a secure digital "vault" to store essentially a back-up of all of the contents in their wallet. If the wallet is lost or stolen, all of their critical information is one click away. We also provide a customized checklist of all the things they need to do to avoid identity theft and limit their financial losses.
We need a logo that conveys the piece of mind that comes from knowing that you're prepared for the worse. Of course, we also need to show that we are safe and secure (which we are since the information is stored encrypted our customer's own machines).
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Happy New Year!
Lisa has checked back with Fitz and Serena, seen here celebrating the New Year long before any time travel shenanigans. Now that we're in 2015, becoming part of the official FUTURE, at least according to Back to the Future, you can expect plenty of art from Lisa as she creates adorable doodles, paintings, drawings, jewelry, and much more at ComaGirl.com.
As far as The Code Crimson, we are planning on starting regular updates again later this year. More adventures ahead!