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My thoughts on the State of the Union…From the Editor

wally — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 04:16:53 +0000

2^nd – I would like to say that it was a decent speech but not a lot of substance. Herein is the problem of the Presidency. Americans must know that your fight begins with your Congressional members and your Vote.

- Issues with Obama

We had a lot of talk about new programs and regulations without how we were going to pay for them. In addition, as a small business owner/entrepreneur, I do not believe that tax credits can help me fund growth. What is necessary is access to capital thru your new merged Commerce department or something?
Nothing was said about all the subsidies. While you attack the easy (Oil) how about farm subsidies? Where are we on that? What are you going to do to make that an example of Free Market economy or should I go plant corn?
Play in World Markets. I really still cannot articulate your strategy. How do you plan to draw us away from being the Police for the World? Where does the funding go? It can’t stop. I understand the need to protect our sovereignty and I don’t believe that the current send a brigade everywhere works. So what is the strategy?
To the big stuff, what actually is your idea on Tax Reform? I sort of hear it on the Republican side? What is yours? Cutting the loopholes doesn’t get us there. We need a complete overall of tax reform. Broaden the base and flatten the tax rate. I am thinking that two levels are better 25 slowly migrating to 18% depending on income. With this, we need to remove all deductions and penalties, including Gift / Inheritance tax.
Where is the support for voter’s rights?
Okay, I am for public / private partnership to fund employment. But if government dollars are involved, we must tie it to benefits of Welfare and Unemployment.
America needs to be re-tooled and it has to happen in conjunction with Benefits.
I applaud you for reaching out to manufacturing this is needed. Being from the Midwest, we need to restore our cities that were built on manufacturing.

- Issue with Republican response

I have heard a lot from my buddies about what Obama has done wrong, but where are they making a commitment to come together as a team. I still see a big difference between Tea Party on the right and Reaganites. How do we come together as a party?
What is your plan for stimulating the economy? Don’t tell me by putting more money into the pockets of those that already have. That did not work. Can you stay Stimulus package? We need a bill that stimulates growth at the Micro level. This is the Republican party of Lincoln and Reagan
Where is the support for voter’s rights? If I am American, why don’t we propose a law that mandates that you HAVE to vote?
Where was the response to be honest? I just hear a lot of griping and blame but no response to change and resolution of the problems at hand.

>Juicy Beach 2009 WMC

wally — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 05:38:00 +0000

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Juicy Beach 2009 - As always Winter Music Conference is a MUST attend event for the Everyday Guy that loves to see Beautiful Women, hear Good Music and Enjoy Life. Held in Miami, Florida (South Beach and Downtown) every year, it attracts over 90,000 people. Juicy Beach is a staple headed by Robbie Rivera and team. Check the excerpt from the activities at Nikki Beach Restaurant and Resort.

ME, MYSELF, MUSIC AND DJ’S

wally — Tue, 13 May 2008 01:33:00 +0000

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Well, I’m the type of guy that loves to go out and party with friends, no matter where it is, if is a VIP Club or the Bar around the corner. I like to have a good time!!!I’m the type of friend that enjoys a good laught, good company, lots of drinks and of course great music. I love having a awsome time with my buddies. I’m a very outgoing guy…..and where ever I go, I intent to get the best out of it, always looking for new friends…I’m very simple and straight to the point, I don’t ask for much just to be treated as I treat you, with respect!!!
OK!!! enough of me and let’s talk about music and dj’s now. This is something I love…..Music by Great Dj’s and Clubbing…….Since when I was 14 yrs old I was on the night scene….I have been in so many places but nothing like a Great Club where they have Great Dj’s spinning the best of House Music. Well if I start naming Dj’s here will take a while to mention all my favorite ones and talk about them….But something i have to say in this business, thousands and thousands of Dj’s rise each day, but only few will get to the top…because lots of reasons…well….like, hmmm ok..First is their technics, Second is their knowledge, Third is their music, Fourth is their caracter and Fifth and the most important one is their carism for their fans….
Thats what makes a great Dj and of course a great influence in the music business can help a lot as well…. But I’m very proud to say that I have many good friends that are Dj’s and i want to mention two of them right now…..one is Marcos Carnaval and the other is Fabricio Moraes. Let’s start saying a little about them now……

Marcos Carnaval (a.k.a. Mark UC) is one of the most respected DJs and producers to come out of Brazil. This acclaimed NY-based executive has produced, remixed and licensed tracks for labels such as Tommy Boy, Ministry of Sound, Star 69 and EMI Japan.He has won multiple awards including DJ Sound Magazine’s best Brazilian DJ/Producer in 2000/2001. In addition, Marcos’ songs are featured on over 30 (thirty) CD compilations, a movie soundtrack, and 4 solo albums.
Some of his remixes charted on the “Billboard Hot Music / Club Play Top 100″ and remained on the “Billboard Club Charts” for more than 20 weeks.
Marcos has played prime time at nightclubs in Austria, Croatia, Slovenia, Ukraine, Russia, Lithuania, Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia, Philadelphia, Boston, New Jersey, New York, Miami Beach, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and at the 2008 edition of the ULTRA MUSIC FESTIVAL.
Now Marcos is celebrating five years of the creation of his own record label “UC Music” by releasing his 5th album named “UC Beats.

” DJ & Producer Fabricio Moraes launched hisprofessional career in Brazil at the age of 15.
Now days residing in New York he credits his success to his passion for the music and his power of innovation.
His recognized as one of the most talented DJs on thetri-state area, his DJ case is always well updated withthe hottest tunes on the market.
Fabricio has shared the decks with well know DJssuch as Richie Santana, Peter Bailey, Chus & Ceballos,Saeed & Palash, Jorge Jaramillo (Of Who Da Funk),Rob Mirage among others.
His style reflects a complete understanding of hisaudience, always playing on the hottest New York City, New Jersey and Miami Clubs and festivals, hishouse beats are contagious and full of groove and rhythm setting any crowd on fire.
Look out for Fabricio’s upcoming new single named “Yeah” out soon on UC Music world wide!

Well this is a little of a lot of info that i have about this two Good friends and Great Dj’s.
Music is Freeddom!!! Music is the Answer!!! Music is Therapy!!! Music is Joy!!! Music is Love!!!