Do you lift up every rock? Are you open to new experiences?

The UNIVERSE/GOD/HIGHER POWER/ - whatever you choose to call this encompassing ENERGY has a mind of itz own!!!

INTENTION/PRAYER/DREAMS/VISION BOARDS - What the difference?

Do you really have the control????

So I was catering an event for DUE-AMICI for PageTec who opened a new Columbus headquarters. While there the owner said he would like me to work with them. I had no idea what they did. Why not? ROCK - lift it up see whatz under it. Another industry for me to add to my toolbelt, connections and curriculum for teaching!?

It turns out it is a production company for events and multimedia. WOW. Within 3 weeks I have been involved in setting up and running 3 large events. 57,000 people for the Derassic Classic, being the biggest and 2 other events. I have been involved with over 15 bands and performances. Hows that for a quick expereince? Amazing how this opportunity is directly aligned with the next step to the B.YONEST INVAZION. I did not set this goal or have this on my radar. I had many questions about audio/video/lighting/staging for our B.YONEST tour, but never sought out this opportunity.

Did I somehow put this intention out with my questions?

This rock somehow appeared. I went for it, checked it out and now the precessional effect is the exciting part. Whats next?!

Where does FLOW come from?

Ever notice some days you are in the FLOW? Things just seems to work out, even better then you could imagine. The parking spot is there, the person you thought about in the morning happens to walk by you on the street (you have never seen them outside of the night life). All your calls/emails out are answered quickly with positive responses.
Then there are the days when you drive round and round looking for the spot. You cant get a hold of people you are calling, no email responses come back. Very low energy…

Why is this? FLOW comes from what? Vibrating at a frequency that is attracting all that you want. Maybe if you do not focus on what you want in the morning then you are at EFFECT instead of CAUSE. Which is not always bad, because sometimes the way I think something should happen is not even close to universal perfection.

I just wanted to type a quick post to keep my google ranking up. My intention is that you get some small thought or distinction from this babble to FOUCS on!

BREAKING ALL THE RULEZ - ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Most of my teachers who explain fundamentalz of entrepreneurship -tell me to hire top professionals and manage projectz.

HMMMM - so me learning HTML, CSS and FLASH and all the termz and codes of website building goes against these fundamentalz. BUT it goes towards me learning new skills, vocabulary and more content and context to teach with. (MY DILEMMA)

I realize this, yet after reading the WORLD IS FLAT by Thomas Friedman, I also realize that every individual with a computer and internet hookup had the same potenital and opportunity ANYWHERE in the world!!!

A website is a piece of real estate in the virtual world.

• BRANDING/LOGOS, COLOR SCHEME
• IMAGERY - photography, at least 4 mega-pixel camera and editing program
• VIDEO - video camera, editing program
• SERVER - ability to house content, sites, pages, muzik, video, images
• AUDIO - Sound booth, editing program -and an EXTRAORDINARY SONGWRITER.
• WEBSITE BUILDER program - FLASH, DREAMWEAVER etc
• CODER/PROGRAMMER - PHP, actionscript

If an individual has the skill sets and can do all of these thingz - or can “BUY THE TIME” of others who do have the skill sets then I theorize that is all you need. Set up the system and maintain it.

Why are you unique and why will people keep coming back? What is the exchange?

How many of these skill sets do you have? How many do you want?to know? Do you have connections within all of these creative fields? Do you have the money to “BUY THE TIME” of those who do?

How many people does it take make this virtual real estate happen?

FREE WIFI - COLUMBUS, OHIO

Columbus FREE WIFI AREA LOCATIONS!!! THIS INFO IS PRICELESS!!!

An energy associate of mine created this list because i was sick and tired of going to Cup O Joe everyday just to use my laptop so i compiled this list of all the places that offer free wifi in Columbus,Ohio. ENJOY!!!

Bear Rock Cafe - 5063 N. High Street - 614-436-6442

Big Dog Motorcycles - 611 E Broad St - 614-224-9400

Bob’s Bar - 4961 N. High Street - 614-888-9073

Bob Evans Restaurant - 3140 Olentangy River Rd - (614) 263-5000

Cafe Brioso - 14 E. Gay St. - (614) 228.8366

Cafe Corner - 1105 Pennsylvania Ave - 614-294-2233

Cafe Istanbul - 3983 Worth Avenue

Caffe Apropos - 443 W. 3rd Ave - (614) 294-5282

Caribou Coffee - 41 South High Street Suite 2495 and 1610 North High Street and 1425 Grandview Avenue and 3645 North High Street and 8749 Sancus Blvd

Champps - 3993 Morse Crossing - 614-476-2333

Columbus Museum of Art - 480 E Broad St - 614 221 6801

Cup O’ Joe - Bexley - 2418 East Main Street

Cup O’ Joe - Clintonville - 2990 N. High St - (614) 424-9434

Cup O’ Joe - German Village - 627 South 3rd Street

Cup O’ Joe - Lennox - 1791 Olentangy River Rd

Cup O’ Joe and Mo Joe Lounge - 400 N. High St.

Easton Town Center - 614-337-2200

Emack & Bolios Ice Cream, Smoothies and Coffee - 945 N High St - (614) 291-5372

Grandview Heights Public Library - 1685 West First Avenue - 614-486-2951

Grant Medical Center - 111 S Grant Ave - (614) 566-9000

Java’s Cyber Espresso Bar - Gahanna - 1050G Beecher Crossing N. - 614.855.5228

Java’s Cyber Espresso Bar - Columbus Convention Center - 400 N. High St. - 614.224.4676

King Avenue Five Restaurant and Sports Lounge - 945 King Avenue - 614.297.8060

Max & Erma’s on The Boulevard - 55 Nationwide Blvd. - 614.228.5555

MOMO2 - 2885 Olentangy River Rd. - (614) 784-0888

Northwest Library - 2280 Hard Rd - 614 807 2600

Panera Bread - 3278 Tremont Road - (614) 583-2600

Panera Bread - 875 Bethel Rd - (614) 457-6800

Panera Bread - 4965 N Hamilton Rd. - (614) 471-8500

R Bar Arena - 99 W Nationwide Blvd - 614-221-4950

Schiller Park - German Village

Stauf’s Grandview - 1277 Grandview Avenue - (614) 263-9396

                                731 North High Street ? 614 297-1177

Urban Coffee - 7838 Olentangy River Road - 614.436.BEAN (2326)

Victorian’s Midnight Cafe - 251 W. 5th Avenue - 614-299-2295

Waiting Room Espresso Lounge - 874 N. High St. - 297-8844

Port Columbus International Airport - 4600 International Gateway

The Ohio State University Airport - 2160 West Case Road

Westin Great Southern Hotel - Restaurant and Bar areas - 310 S. High Street - (614) 228-3800

Crowne Plaza Downtown - 33 E Nationwide Blvd. - 614.461.4100

The Lofts Hotel - 55 Nationwide Blvd. - 614.461.2663

Columbus Gatehouse Inn - 2084 South Hamilton Rd - 614 864 8844
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All Columbus Metropolitan libraries (with valid library card number)

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The UNIVERSE likes SPEED!

The last month as been an absolute whirlwind!  Just got back from Florida and bought a Van for the B.YONEST INVAZION.  Acting on inspired thought and FAITH.  

Making moves daily, more then ever before.  I have never felt so alive in my entire life!  I have no idea where the next piece to the puzzle is going to come from.  How the pieces will all connect?!  FAITH that they will!!!!

 

A Few Months of FUN…CAST THE NET, WIDE

FUN TO LEARN - FUN TO DRIVE TRAFFIC

Is Gas Expensive? Not really, in comparison - Subsidized???

Gas prices around the world

Think you pay a lot for gas? Perhaps you’d prefer to live in Venezuela.

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) – Gasoline prices in the United States, which have recently hit record highs, are actually much lower than in many countries. Drivers in some European cities, like Amsterdam and Oslo, are paying nearly 3 times more than those in the U.S. The main factor in price disparities between countries is government policy, according to AirInc, a company that tracks the cost of living in various places around the world. Many European nations tax gasoline heavily, with taxes making up as much as 75 percent of the cost of a gallon of gasoline, said a spokesperson for AirInc. In a few Latin America and Middle-East nations, such as Venezuela and Saudi Arabia, oil is produced by a government-owned company and local gasoline prices are kept low as a benefit to the nation’s citizens, he said. All prices updated March, 2005. Nation City Price in USD Regular/Gallon Netherlands Amsterdam $6.48 Norway Oslo $6.27 Italy Milan $5.96 Denmark Copenhagen $5.93 Belgium Brussels $5.91 Sweden Stockholm $5.80 United Kingdom London $5.79 Germany Frankfurt $5.57 France Paris $5.54 Portugal Lisbon $5.35 Hungary Budapest $4.94 Luxembourg   $4.82 Croatia Zagreb $4.81 Ireland Dublin $4.78 Switzerland Geneva $4.74 Spain Madrid $4.55 Japan Tokyo $4.24 Czech Republic Prague $4.19 Romania Bucharest $4.09 Andorra   $4.08 Estonia Tallinn $3.62 Bulgaria Sofia $3.52 Brazil Brasilia $3.12 Cuba Havana $3.03 Taiwan Taipei $2.84 Lebanon Beirut $2.63 South Africa Johannesburg $2.62 Nicaragua Managua $2.61 Panama Panama City $2.19 Russia Moscow $2.10 Puerto Rico San Juan $1.74 Saudi Arabia Riyadh $0.91 Kuwait Kuwait City $0.78 Egypt Cairo $0.65 Nigeria Lagos $0.38 Venezuela Caracas $0.12 Source: air-inc.com

High gas prices: How to conserve gas?

TOP 10 GAS SAVING TIPS

1. Avoid idling your car for long periods.

2. Accelerate and decelerate slowly.

3. Lighten your cars load. The more your car weighs, the more gas the engine must burn.

4. Combine your trips and run all of your errands at one time.

5. Check your cars  tire pressure. Improperly inflated tires create drag and reduce fuel efficiency.

6. Use the right gas for your cars engine. Check your car owner’s manual for the right grade of gas for your car.

7. Close the gas cap properly. Make sure the seal is tight.

8. Change your cars air filter regularly as a clogged filter will reduce mileage.

9. Change your engines spark plugs.

10. Drive a fuel-efficient car.

HOW MUCH DOES RAIN EFFECT YOUR STATE/MOOD?

I hear people complain about aches and pains more when it rains.  People with arthritis tell me they can feel or sense it when it is going to rain, HMMMM - So does rain really effect your STATE/MOOD?  

When the SUN is out, my STATE, my outlook feels different!  How about you?  

So WHY would anyone live in any other environment then one with a great deal of SUNLIGHT, with minimal RAIN?  QUICK and wholesome, nutritional storms, like like a Costa Rican shower.

COLD AND DAMP is not OK.  Set a new standard!  

 

 

SKYBUS CLOSES: How do I get a refund?

COLUMBUS DISPATCH ARTICLE

Q&A: Where to turn if you’re stranded or need a refund

Sunday, April 6, 2008 3:59 AM - COLUMBUS DISPATCH

Q.I have tickets for a Skybus flight. How do I get a refund?

A. If you paid with a credit card or debit card, contact the card issuer by calling the toll-free number on the back of the card. Follow the prompts to speak with someone and then ask to file a dispute.

Expect to receive provisional credit to your account for the disputed amount in seven to 10 business days, one U.S. Bank branch co-manager said. During a 30- to 45-day period after the initial contact, the bank will research the problem on behalf of the customer. The co-manager noted that it’s important that customers complete the paperwork that will be sent to them. Customers risk having the provisional credit withdrawn if the dispute documentation isn’t completed.

Q. I was stranded and had to pay out-of-pocket expenses to get home. What do I do about being reimbursed for hotel and airline-ticket costs?

A. You’re out of luck. Having bought Skybus travel insurance — even the improved version offered starting March 5 — won’t help, either.

AIG TravelGuard, the insurer, said it will offer free rebooking — normally a $25 cost — for any Skybus customer, even those without insurance. That’s the extent of the help TravelGuard can provide, said Becky Edwards, assistant manager of its call center.

Skybus insurance policies covered flights missed because of problems such as an illness, inclement weather and, later, airline-caused delays and cancellations, she said. But Skybus did not include “default” — going out of business — as one of the circumstances covered by the insurance, she said.

Skybus ticket holders who paid for travel insurance and had not started their trip when the airline folded can apply for a refund of their insurance premium. Information on how to do that can be found at www.travelguard.com/skybus. The company’s toll-free number is 1-800-826-4919.

Q. Is any other airline offering help to Skybus ticket holders?

A. Yes. JetBlue is offering Skybus customers a standby fare of $50 for one-way travel, honored for any JetBlue destination within 100 miles of the original Skybus destination. JetBlue, however, doesn’t directly serve all former Skybus destinations, including Port Columbus.

US Airways said it will accept tickets for standby travel from Skybus passengers for $50 per person per nonstop segment, plus any applicable taxes and fees.

Southwest Airlines offered to fly stranded Skybus passengers at no charge to Jacksonville, Fla.; Manchester, N.H.; Norfolk, Va.; Providence, R.I.; Fort Myers, Fla.; or Raleigh-Durham, N.C., spokesman Chris Mainz said. Other markets might be accommodated on an individual basis, he said.

Passengers have to present their Skybus itinerary. He expects the offer to last through the weekend.

“We haven’t done it exactly like this in the past. But we do look at things on a case by case basis,” Mainz said.

– The Columbus Dispatch