Archive for April, 2010
As you’ll know already from previous blogs and my dedicated page on this site I’m rather fond of the odd Cadbury Star Bar or two. Well now this bar of all bars has its very own web site, and this is well deserved. So take some time out and pay a visit. It’s still embryonic but already is starting to pull together all things related to this brilliant bar.
You can visit it here
Many people have searched for many years without success until now. The Internet is like the universe it is constantly expanding, however it does have an end. There is a place that is the last page on the Internet, the very end of the Internet if you like.
Take a visit to the last page on the internet right now and make your mark by leaving a comment as you ponder what it’s like to actually be on the last page of the Internet.
Enjoy!
Zazzle continues to deliver for me, this time I’ve sold some greetings cards with my slippers design.
Take a look at my whole range here
My WEBSHOTS account has finally hit the 1,000,000 views, well 1,000,550 views actually. It’s been a long time coming and those last few views seemed to take for ever to get there. but I’m there at last.
My WEBSHOTS art hits the 1,000,000 views
I’ve created a special album with a single image in it dedicated to all the people who have viewed my work. You can visit that album by clicking here.
by pete1111
So I guess it’s onto the next million – now how long is that going to take?
RSMTenon
RSM Tenon is regarded as one of the most progressive and entrepreneurial professional services firms in the UK today.
In a recent article in Accountancy Age by Kevin Reed we see how the recent integration of Bentley Jennison to the group is taking all of the companies focus for the near term future.
They’re three months into an 18 month process of bringing the two firms together and during the remaining time will focus their efforts on making sure the integration is a successful one.
They are predicting that the business recovery market will stay strong for a good two to three years so when you overlay the 18 month integration on this time line you can see why the high level of focus on making that integration successful is so important.
A good move I think, it should strengthen the group and therefore please investors. My advice – jump on board now, the price currently being traded is cheap so there are plenty of opportunities to see a serious return on your investment.
Financial review
It’s good to see a company promote itself and make statements for future development, especially during these lean times when so many businesses have gone to the wall or are struggling to survive. I recently invested in Evolution Group as you’ll know from a previous blog so it was good to find this press release from Evolution Group declaring their position for the future.
In summary:
- It aims to grow revenue and profit further in 2010, despite continuing market uncertainty.
- It has swung back to a full-year pretax profit on rising assets under management and a much better year for its investment banking arm.
- The company’s initial public offering pipeline was “fairly reasonable” and it “absolutely” expects to grow assets under management in 2010.
- It would continue to hire this year to support growth.
- It would also look at opportunities to bolster assets by bringing in new teams that could bring between GBP1 billion to GBP2 billion of assets with them.
So a positive outlook indeed – so jump on board now whilst the price is right.
Image from the free section in Fotolia – http://www.fotolia.com/id/6146042
I’ve been thinking hard about a non chocolate based sweet I really like and thinking back over the many years of sweet eating I just had to pick Maynard’s Wine Gums. They’re just so fruity, way more fruity than other fruity sweets. so take a look at the Food and Drink page and read all about it.
Maynards Wine Gums