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Vision Airships Global Expansion!
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it has finalized arrangements for funding for its global expansion.
Vision Airships is set to become a worldwide operator of blimps used for
advertising around the world. As the advertising market gets more
crowded in conventional mediums -- the use of alternative forms of
advertising is gaining more and more traction -- this is where Vision
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advertisers worldwide with its unique form of alternative displays. The
size of the market worldwide will support 24 airships which would bring
in approximately $400,000,000 annually.
Check out the news and get on VPSN first thing Wednesday!
I love the heroic woman's hair streaming dramatically in the tempest,
and the cats' stoic expressions as they ride to shelter. Oh, and
Dragomir swiped the towels from the Fellows' restroom, too.
Won't there be some larfs in the security lines! Or, buy the
Commemorative Stamp. We're now looking into developing a financial
interest in the National Strategic Llama Reserve, such as the Taylor
Family Llama Herd.
If enough people link to the story or digg it or post it to del.
It's performed by Martin Carthy and David Swarbick, from the album Byker
Hill. possible cruelty to animals?
Did you know that Koreans make wine from azalea blossoms? Or the superb
Natasha Tie.
I'm surprised that they didn't turn me in the my old chums in the
Capitol Police Force.
Surprisingly, there is a market for llama manure.
And the new boy will be Buddha Minor, just like in Tom Brown's School
Days, see? More African movie posters here, via Martin Klasch.
It's sung by Bob Hart, from My Ship Shall Sail the Ocean. Won't there be
some larfs in the security lines! Send me the image or the link at
refdesk at janus museum dot org.
" and asked nicely for one - the soldier eyed me uncertainly, and said
"It's for stress reduction".
I haven't actually seen this startling headline, yet. A co-group had
done up these same squeezee-foam grenades as internal schwag. us, we
could probably make it happen, I bet.
Had a swell idea for a new genre busting book that I'll have to pitch to
my publisher.
More African movie posters here, via Martin Klasch. I love the heroic
woman's hair streaming dramatically in the tempest, and the cats' stoic
expressions as they ride to shelter. There was also a vast harvest of
free stuff.
Blair finally admitted defeat - the Hindenburg was faster than we were -
and we made our way back to the school, very late and very dirty, to
face very angry teachers.
My comments on foam grenades were mentioned on the mighty Boing Boing,
and the resulting traffic et up our traffic allowance for the month -
fame's tragic downside. It's sung by Bob Hart, from My Ship Shall Sail
the Ocean.
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