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affluent007

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If you’re a consultant or advisor offer high value business, professional or business services you know that not all clients are equal. One of the key differentiating points that determine how desirable a client is revolves around the issue of resources.

Simply put resources refer to the answer to the question, “Does the prospect have what is necessary to invest in my solution?” Resources tend to fall into three broad categories, money, time and people. Of these money is the most important.

cloudjobs3010

Web Site: 

http://cloudjobs.net

Cloudjobs.net is the No. 1 Online Source for jobs in Cloud Computing, Software as a Service (SaaS) and Virtualization. They are not an ordinary job site. They specialize in matching applicants and recruiters, by focusing our service for one of today's most IN DEMAND careers. Whether you are looking for a change of scenery or searching for a new career, Cloud Jobs provides you the opportunity to find employers looking for your specific talents, in a multibillion dollar market that is growing every day.
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mike00012

Web Site: 

http://www.real6packabs.com

There are some real reasons that you have excess stomach Fat. Many so-called "health foods" are actually cleverly disguised junk foods that actually stimulate you to gain more belly fat... yet the diet food marketing industry continues to lie to you so they can maximize their profits. Abs exercises like crunches, sit-ups, and ab machines are the LEAST effective method of getting flat six pack abs.

Eyes of Internet Marketing – Forums and Blog

Web Site: 

http://www.seoblogcentral.com

Forum, or message board, is an online discussion site. It is the modern equivalent of a traditional bulletin board, and a technological evolution of the dialup bulletin board system. From a technological standpoint, forums or boards are web applications managing user-generated content.

ninjas015

Web Site: 

http://cubicleninjas.com

Every office has a few ninjas - the go-to warriors that save the day, reverse time, and exceed client expectations. We’ve secretly collected them to form an unstoppable print design, web, and illustration army. Introducing Cubicle Ninjas. Illustration and Animation: Illustration is the art of making believable worlds. A single image can touch our hearts and engage our minds. It can make us smile or shout in anger. A picture is worth more than a thousand words - it is worth a thousand perfect moments. Cubicle Ninjas talent ranges from realistic to cartoon, digital to traditional media.

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Cubicle Ninjas are a dedicated team of creative warriors and we'd like to be your one-stop marketing resource. Give us a call. We take your projects on like they're our own, so you can focus on doing what you love. Sure, we could brag how our work was featured in over 60 design galleries last year alone, or how we're seasoned agency veterans who've worked with many of the world's greatest brand, but we're not like that. We're proud to say that our portfolio speaks for itself. http://cubicleninjas.com

lene jorgensen

Danish Film Fest
Web Site: 

http://www.danishfilmfest.com

Danish Film Fest : LA promotes Danish Cinema and seeks to be at the forefront of greening the film industry and film festivals

Eco-friendly Actions List
Production: 
Email rather than print
Use a USB key/Ipod instead of CD’s to carry your files
Use a scanner for sending and archiving your documents
Use webcam/videoconferencing (or skyping) instead of flying
Transportation: 
If you have to buy/rent vehicles for productions, use hybrids or low fuel consuming
Use a car pooling or any other ecological transportation (bicycle, communal transport, etc) for production and office practices
Try to hire local people when you can for your productions instead of flying the whole team (a nice way to save money while encouraging local work)
Shooting: 
Re-use materials, for example tapes for transfers and rushes screenings
Manage your waste on a film set (leave no trace: bring back with you what you can’t recycle on location, no disposable plates or cups when possible, etc.)
Recycle used batteries and office equipment at local neighborhood eco-centers or fire stations
Use rechargeable batteries
Instead of buying water bottles, buy reusable bottles for your team and filter your water in the office or buy local bio-degradable water bottles.
Research recycling of sets and props
Pay your employees the local “living wage”
Distribution: 
Make sure any licensing/distribution deal includes a clause which allows public screenings and free copies to be made available in the community/country where the film was shot
Allow access to footage on a “creative commons” basis for non-profit, educational and research use
Use online distribution
Office: 
Purchase post-consumer recycled paper, print on both sides of your paper or use a double-sided printer
Shut your computer every day, it doesn’t harm it at all, and the energy saved at a large scale will be of a great impact (no, a screen saver is not an energy saver)
Pull the plug on electronics and chargers; even though your electronics are not on, they still use energy when they are plugged
Use energy efficient lighting (compact fluorescent light bulb (CFL) last four times longer but use 25 % of the energy)
In winter, lower thermostats at night to reduce indoor heating costs and put electronic programmable thermostats so it’s easier to control the temperature (lowering by only 1 degree has a great impact)
Evaluate your workplace energy consumption using public agency guidelines for better energy efficiency. Leaky plumbing and windows will cost you
Why cut trees for toilet paper and tissues? Greenpeace offers a comprehensive guide for recycled papers (http://tissue.greenpeace.ca)
Use biodegradable and non-toxic cleaning products for the office
Buy bio-degradable trash bags when available
Use only fair-trade organic coffee, tea and sugar and use a cloth coffee filter
Use cloth or recycled plastic shopping bags instead of disposable bags for groceries
Other Actions: 
Do not turn heaters and airconditions on: Work in fleece clothes, including socks, and use scarfs or work in thin cotton clothes and use a fan. When printing for internal use use alternative side of paper When making coffee do not use a filter at all; use a coffee press Do not use a regular stapler to staple paper together, use the kind that makes a hole and folds the paper into each other

OpenCircuit

Web Site: 

http://opencircuit.co.uk

An international network of creative collaborators producing media, lobbying for ethical and engaged practices, and providing progressive media workshops.

Eco-friendly Actions List
Production: 
Email rather than print
Use FTP for your file exchange
Use a USB key/Ipod instead of CD’s to carry your files
Use a scanner for sending and archiving your documents
Use webcam/videoconferencing (or skyping) instead of flying
Transportation: 
Try to hire local people when you can for your productions instead of flying the whole team (a nice way to save money while encouraging local work)
Shooting: 
Use rechargeable batteries
Pay your employees the local “living wage”
Office: 
Shut your computer every day, it doesn’t harm it at all, and the energy saved at a large scale will be of a great impact (no, a screen saver is not an energy saver)
Pull the plug on electronics and chargers; even though your electronics are not on, they still use energy when they are plugged
Use cloth or recycled plastic shopping bags instead of disposable bags for groceries

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