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There's a brand new home based business opportunity getting ready to launch on February 16, 2010, called Data Network Affiliates. If you're reading this article, chances are you've heard of it and are wondering if this will be another network marketing or MLM scam or is it a legitimate business where you can make good money and is worth a serious look.
I personally like joining new businesses...ground floor opportunities...because even if they don't have longevity they provide an opportunity for quick money. BUT, if I'm going to spend my money and time marketing I want to make sure that the foundation is there for success. With a new company, I look at Product, Ownership, and Compensation Plan.
Product: The product is data collection. The data collection industry did over $14 billion (with a "B"!) in revenue last year. Active affiliates of DNA are actually creating the product by helping to build databases. This data (the end product) will then be sold by the company. Very unique concept. The first phase of 3 planned phases is the data collection of car and truck tags. The information collected can be used for things such as Amber Alerts to help find missing children, To help law enforcement find stolen cars or criminals, To help banks and car dealers and rental agencies locate vehicles that are not being paid for.
Ownership: The experience and reputation of ownership is particularly important when reviewing a start-up business. I enjoy horse racing and it's very much like handicapping a maiden race where none of the horses have ever raced before. You need to base your wager on the Horses' Pedigree and the Trainers' Stats. The DNA Executive Team is as follows:
* Dean Blechman, CEO. Dean has been involved in Network Marketing for over 24 years. He helped to grow Twin Labs annual revenue to $335 million and is also the owner of Ideal Health, which owns the Trump Network.
* Arthur Kurek, President. Arthur has a long and successful business track-record, dating back to 1972.
* Donald Kessler, VP of Marketing. Donald is experienced in taking start-up companies to great success, including Benihana, Great Adventure Amusement Park, Tavern on the Green, and Studio 54. He was also involved in the promotion of the Nu-Skin launch.
* Anthony Sasso, Chief Data Consultant. Anthony is a data "expert".
Compensation Plan: The compensation plan is set-up like an MLM. The kicker is that you do not have to pay to be an affiliate. You just need to do the "job" of tagging 20 cars per month and recruiting people to your team who will also tag 20 cars per month. You get paid 5 levels deep on all team members who tag 20 cars in a month. There are many bonuses plus you'll receive a 50% commission when your data is sold by DNA and 50% of any reward if your tag leads to a reward. You can read more about the specifics of the compensation plan HERE.
While it's very early to tell, all signs point to Data Network Affiliates being the real deal and not a scam. The companies success and longevity will be determined by the reception they get from network marketers, whether they pay commissions on time and treat their affiliates with respect. If you enjoy building a network marketing business, I recommend that you take a look. Heck, it's Free to join and take a look for yourself.
Steve Hawk is a Network Marketing Leader and Success Coach. He specializes in lead generation, personal branding, and business building. You can learn more about Steve by visiting his personal blog at WhoIsSteveHawk.Com.
Century Mining expands gold production rapidly
Century Mining Inc.
TSX.V - CMM
With the goldrums afoot and many investors packing suitcases for holidays, those sticking it out for the summer will be left scratching their heads looking for promising stocks rebounding from gold's recent correction.
Perhaps the correct approach at this time is to seek out the buys that those investors who are presently fondling cool Cuba Libres with tacky paper umbrellas will be clamoring for on their return from their summer getaway of choice.
Century Mining (CMM.V - TSX) has all the makings of a great buy, not just now, but with every cent gold reclaims on its way back toward $600 an ounce. With two producing mines and a total of more than 5 million ounces of inferred gold in the ground - along with several other promising plays in the pipeline - Century, one could argue, has confidently staked its way into a very rosy picture.
In 2004, Century bought the Sigma-Lamaque gold mine in Quebec from McWatters Mining Inc., which was at the time suffering a bout of the bankruptcy blues. McWatters had invested more than C$150 million into the project, including $20 million to expand the mill to a capacity of 5,000 tonnes per day. With an estimated resource of 4 million ounces in the ground, this open pit deposit also has excellent tunnel mining opportunities (at Lamaque). And here's the kicker: Century picked this property up for $25.8 million. If Century can reduce cash costs per ounce to US$325, as they have set out to do, the ROE will be noteworthy, to put it mildly.
By all accounts, Century has been proactive in this goal. At its last shareholders meeting the company addressed the obstacles in the way of improving productivity at Simga-Lamaque. Most pressing were the outmoded trucks at the facility, which suffered chronic mechanical failures resulting in a slowed pace of stripping. Century recently purchased four new 100 tonne trucks, two of which are scheduled to arrive July 8th, followed by two more later this summer.
At Sigma, Century produced 19,000 ounces of gold in the first quarter of 2006 and has an estimated production of 90,000 ounces for the year. Tom Thomsen, Century's Investor Relations Officer, commented, "In the first quarter, our truck availability was 33% when it should have been 80%. Now we've got four 100-tonne trucks coming, so we immediately get a 15% increase in carriage, plus a reduction of 10% in operating costs."
In seeking other ways to expand production, Century looked south of the equator to Peru and found another promising production-ready deal. Last week the company announced that San Juan Gold Mines S.A.A granted Century's Peruvian subsidiary a 50-year mining and operating lease covering all of the San Juan claims, totaling 16,300 hectares.
Although some 35 mineralized structures have structures have been identified on the eleven contiguous concessions that comprise this purchase, only two (Mercedes and San Juan veins) have been mined. At the time of purchase, the existing mill at San Juan was producing 150 tonnes per day averaging in the neighborhood of 8 g/t gold.
The price tag on this deal was no less remarkable than Century's Sigma-Lamaque purchase, and once again involved extricating a project from the brink of bankruptcy. In this case, however, it wasn't poor production equipment but poor security and management that brought the mine's proprietors to its knees.
Thomsen explained that the previous proprietor had little or no budget for security. "The conclusion we came to was that these informal miners were going out onto the property in this valley and basically mining on their own. Our estimates - and these are conservative estimates - determined that anywhere from twenty to twenty five million dollars a year had been going off the property."
Century hired a local security firm to put an end to the flagrant theft of ore from the property, but also invited the informal crews to continue bringing the ore to Century, and negotiated a competitive price for their work.
There is little shortage of work to be had at San Juan. The mill on site has a capacity of 700 tonnes per day and in recent memory has scratched out only a fraction of that. Century plans to bring gold production from 5,000 ounces this year to 80,000 ounces two years from now.
A 2000 report commissioned by the previous owners and verified by an independent consultant stated an estimated resource of 4.4 million tonnes at a grade of 8.68 g/t gold containing 1.23 million ounces. Clearly the more promising of the as yet unmined surveys is Golden Champune with an historical estimate of 185 million historical estimate of grading 1 to 3 grams per tonne tonne, though not yet 43-101 compliant.
So, what does a production ready mine with a historical resource of 1.23 million ounces go for these days? Well, if you're Peggy Kent (more on Ms Kent in a minute), about $7 dollars an ounce in the ground. Century purchased US$9.9 million of debt (from Banco Wiese Sudameris) for US$2.5 million, paid $1 million to the previous owner and paid off outstanding wages to local miners, in return for 60% ownership of the mine. The final price tag was US$5.1 million plus the issuance of 1,000,000 common shares of Century.
At the helm of Century is none other than Peggy Kent, who in 1990 founded Royal Oak Mines and was later named "Woman of the Year" by Chatelaine magazine and "Newsmaker of the Year" by Canada's National Post newspaper. A fierce negotiator, Kent was created a stir when she went head to head with Barrick in a $2.4 billion bidding war for Lac Minerals Ltd., a company that dwarfed her Royal Oak Mines.
Ms Kent's pedigree as a shrewd negotiator is largely what landed Century the San Juan deal back in 2004. After coming to an agreement with the previous owner of the property - a widowed Peruvian businesswoman - Mr Kent approached the mine's creditors directly and stuck a deal that essentially gave Century 60% ownership of the mine.
Recent negotiations with San Juan Gold Mines S.A.A shareholders - largely local residents at or near the mine - increased that percentage to 90%. And in a final stroke of business acumen, Kent's team won consideration for investment and further capital expenditure, which reduced SJGM's take home to 4%.
Now that's what I call negotiating.
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can i fit 3 kicker cvx 12" in my gmc sierra single cab truck without having to modify the truck itself?
I mean can i find a box that will fit behind the seats and not have to loose any room at all and will sound great
unless you put them in the bed you wouldnt be able to because those subs need around 1 cubic foot each sub and if you only have a single cab they wouldnt fit. They MIGHT just fit if you got a custom box built but im not sure but good luck
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