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CaseThickness: 16.7 mm CaseDiameter: 43.5 mm BezelMaterial: Stainless Steel BezelFunction: Bi-directional rotating pinion bezel with compass scale ResistanceS: 50m / 165ft (suitable for showering; not usually suitable for swimming; unsuitable for diving) LengthS: 8.25 inches Engine: Breitling Caliber 78 SuperQuartz (TM) Crown: Stainless Steel - fluted, protected, double-gasket CalendarS: Perpetual Calendar PowerReserve: CR2320 Battery - 2/3 year battery life Caseback: Stainless Steel with Jet-inspired Turbine insignia (enhancing alarm resonance) Breitling Colt Quartz II Mens Watch A7438010.G598-SS Case Watch Code :A7438010/G598-SS Brand : Breitling Series : Aerospace Price : $229.00 CaseSS: Stainless Steel DialColor: White Guilloche WatchClasp: Stainless Steel Deployant WatchBracelet: Stainless Steel Movement: Swiss Quartz FunctionsS: Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Date CaseThickness: 13.3 mm CaseDiameter: 41.1 mm BezelMaterial: Stainless Steel BezelFunction: Unidirectional Rotating ResistanceS: 500m / 1650ft (suitable for swimming, snorkeling, skin diving, diving) LengthS: 8.0 inches Engine: SuperQuartz Breitling Calibre Crown: Stainless Steel, screw-down CalendarS: Automatic Date at 3 o’clock Caseback: Stainless Steel Breitling Airwolf Mens Watch A7836323.BLU-SS Case Watch Code :A7836323.BLU-SS Brand : Breitling Series : Airwolf Price : $229.00 CaseSS: Stainless Steel DialColor: Blue WatchClasp: Deployant - Hidden Folding WatchBracelet: Stainless Steel Professional II bracelet Movement: Swiss Quartz C.O.S.C. FunctionsS: Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Alarm, 1/100th of a second chronograph (with split and add times), countdown, dual timezone with independent alarm, UTC and perpetual calendar, slide rule. CaseThickness: 16.7 mm CaseDiameter: 43.5 mm BezelMaterial: Stainless Steel BezelFunction: Bi-directional rotating pinion bezel with compass scale ResistanceS: 50m / 165ft (suitable for showering; not usually suitable for swimming; unsuitable for diving) LengthS: 8.25 inches Engine: Breitling Caliber 78 SuperQuartz (TM) Crown: Stainless Steel - fluted, protected, double-gasket CalendarS: Perpetual Calendar PowerReserve: CR2320 Battery - 2/3 year battery life Caseback: Stainless Steel with Jet-inspired Turbine insignia (enhancing alarm resonance) Breitling Colt GMT Mens Watch A3235011.B715-PRO2 Case Watch Code :A3235011/B715-PRO2 Brand : Breitling Series : Avenger Price : $249.00 CaseSS: Stainless Steel DialColor: Black WatchClasp: Double-locking foldover WatchBracelet: Stainless Steel Professional II Bracelet Movement: Automatic C.O.S.C. Certified FunctionsS: Hours, Minutes, Subsidiary Seconds, date, 2nd time zone CaseThickness: 13.2 mm CaseDiameter: 40.5 mm BezelMaterial: Stainless Steel BezelFunction: Rotating Uni-directional with 60-minute scale ResistanceS: 500m / 1650ft (suitable for swimming, snorkeling, skin diving, diving) Engine: Breitling 32 (base ETA 2893-2, 28,800 vph, 21jewels) Crown: Screw-locked CalendarS: Automatic Date at 3 o’clock PowerReserve: 42-hour power reserve Caseback: Stainless Steel Breitling Blackbird (NEW) Mens Watch A4435910.B811-PIL Case Watch Code :A4435910/B811 Brand : Breitling Series : Blackbird Price : $249.00 CaseSS: Stainless Steel - Brushed and Polished DialColor: Black WatchClasp: Double-locking foldover WatchBracelet: Stainless Steel Pilot Movement: Automatic C.O.S.C. FunctionsS: Hours, Minutes, Small Seconds, Chronograph, Big Date CaseThickness: 15.4 mm CaseDiameter: 43.7 mm BezelMaterial: Stainless Steel BezelFunction: Unidirectional Rotating ResistanceS: 300m / 1000ft (suitable for swimming, snorkeling, skin diving, diving) LengthS: 8.5 inches Engine: Breitling Caliber 44 (28,800 vph, 25 jewels) Crown: Stainless Steel Screw-down CalendarS: Twin aperture Big date Caseback: Stainless Steel engraved, ‘BREITLING BLACKBIRD’ AlsoCalled: A4435910B811, A44359, A4435910/B811-362A Replica Breitling Bentley GT Mens Watch A1336212.L503-SS Case Watch Code :A1336212/L503-SS Brand : Breitling Series : Breitling for Bentley Price : $299.00 CaseSS: Stainless Steel DialColor: Racing Green WatchClasp: Double-locking foldover WatchBracelet: Stainless Steel Movement: Automatic C.O.S.C. Certified FunctionsS: Hours, Minutes, Small Seconds (at 9 o’clock), Chronograph, Variable Tachometer CaseThickness: 15.0 mm CaseDiameter: 44.8 mm BezelMaterial: Stainless Steel knurled bezel BezelFunction: Bidirectional rotating ResistanceS: 100m / 330ft (suitable for swimming and shallow snorkeling; unsuitable for diving) LengthS: 8.5 inches Engine: Breitling Cal 13B (28,800 vph, 25 jewels) Crown: Screw-Locked CalendarS: Automatic full display day and date at 3 o’clock Caseback: Stainless Steel Breitling Bentley GT Mens Watch A1336212.PPL Case Watch Code :A1336212/L503 Brand : Breitling Series : Breitling for Bentley Price : $299.00 CaseSS: Stainless Steel DialColor: Spruce (Purple) WatchClasp: Double-locking foldover WatchBracelet: Stainless Steel Movement: Automatic C.O.S.C. Certified FunctionsS: Hours, Minutes, Small Seconds (at 9 o’clock), Chronograph, Variable Tachometer CaseThickness: 15.0 mm CaseDiameter: 44.8 mm BezelMaterial: Stainless Steel knurled bezel BezelFunction: Bidirectional rotating ResistanceS: 100m / 330ft (suitable for swimming and shallow snorkeling; unsuitable for diving) LengthS: 8.5 inches Engine: Breitling Cal 13B (28,800 vph, 25 jewels) Crown: Screw-Locked CalendarS: Automatic full display day and date at 3 o’clock Caseback: Stainless Steel Breitling Chrono Superocean Mens Watch A1334011.G549-PRO2 Case Watch Code :A1334011/G549 Brand : Breitling Series : Chrono Superocean Price : $269.00 CaseSS: Stainless Steel DialColor: Silver with blue subdials WatchClasp: Deployant Double Locking Foldover WatchBracelet: Stainless Steel Professional 2 Movement: Automatic C.O.S.C. FunctionsS: Hours, Minutes, Small Seconds, Chronograph, Day, Date CaseDiameter: 42.0 mm BezelMaterial: Stainless Steel BezelFunction: Unidirectional Rotating ResistanceS: 500m / 1650ft (suitable for swimming, snorkeling, skin diving, diving) LengthS: 8.5 inches Engine: Breitling Cal 13 (28,800 vph, 25 jewels) Crown: Screw-locked CalendarS: Automatic Day and Date at 3 o’clock Caseback: Stainless Steel AlsoCalled: A13340, A1334011, 577 Breitling Chrono-Matic Mens Watch A4136012.B765-739P Case Watch Code :A4136012/B765-739P Brand : Breitling Series : Chrono-Matic Price : $239.00 CaseSS: Stainless Steel DialColor: Black, fine grid pattern WatchClasp: Stainless Steel Tang Buckle (20mm) WatchBracelet: Leather - Brown Crocodile, white stitching Movement: Automatic C.O.S.C. FunctionsS: Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Chronograph, Date, Slide Rule, Tachometer CaseThickness: 13.5 mm CaseDiameter: 44.0 mm BezelMaterial: Stainless Steel, PVD-coated BezelFunction: Bidirectional Rotating ResistanceS: 30m / 100ft (suitable for splashing, light rain; unsuitable for swimming or diving) LengthS: 8.0 inches Engine: Breitling Caliber 41LC (38 jewels) Crown: Screw-down stainless steel, left-hand CalendarS: Automatic Date at 6 o’clock Caseback: Stainless Steel

It wasn’t that long ago that the Internet was a place for sharing, a place where you could quite easily, happily (and not to mention legally!) download a variety of applications and utilities fit for a specific purpose. Nowadays, it would seem that the corporate monster has taken over transforming what was once a virgin playground into a massive sales pitch with everyone grabbing a piece of the action and saturating the net. As the years have passed, new idea’s and ventures appear giving birth to a whole new generation of entrepreneurs and innovative platforms such as blogs, forums, social networks and probably one of the biggest things this decade … Warez! Warez has had a massive impact on net users and their attitudes. I say attitudes because many warez users, in particular the younger generation, don’t actually see the problem with warez and are more than happy to browse the vast array of such sites, registering with one after another in the hope of searching and finding something new and exciting to download! The fight More recently however, the authorities and in particular the media giants have began waging war on such sites and the people behind them, and in some cases pursuing those utilising the sites, however my personal opinion is that although they may be making an impact on a small scale it is seriously unlikely that they will win the fight outright for some time to come!. It would also appear that after attempting (and I mean attempting) to go straight to the organ grinder and shut these sites down they quickly realised the task ahead, not to mention legalities, so changed their tactics and tried targetting those using the sites. Both attempts failed miserably leaving egg on the faces of those responsible for the attack. However, while it may be true that the first major campaign against warez and general copyright breaching was not as successful as the ‘authorities’ would have liked, make no mistake that they will be back - and this time with the backing and co-operation of your ISP. The big boys of media are loosing a great deal of cash and so it’s not without drive that they move forward through the courts and go down the ‘incentives’ route attempting to make everyone responsible, right from the YouTube’s and P2P’s to the ISP’s and it’s users. In reality, all it takes is one change or addition to the law, to make everyone involved in the electronic transferring of copyright material to be responsible for their part of the transfer, either uploaded or downloaded (this then comes down primarily to the ISP!). Other countries have their own laws regarding copyright infringements and hosting files, some of which do not forbid it or at least don’t recognise such therefore the fight there is probably a different one (until your ISP notices you downloading it in a country which is covered!). That said, I have been confused for some time now as to why people find Warez so lucrative and although I can understand the ’something for nothing’ mentality I was never truly able to justify the risks involved in Warez. True is the fact that movies and music lure the majority of down-loaders, though I often find that the vast majority of Internet users complain that their computers run slow or become unresponsive only to find that they have contracted an endless array of ad-ware, spy-ware and viruses through browsing the first warez site they come across. As soon as they have functionality back and they’re off to the warez sites again! The Alternative? - Works For Me! I found out about ‘freeware’ some time ago and have admittedly came across some truly shocking examples of it, although I have also been stunned by the level of commitment and skill amongst the freeware world. The term freeware is often associated with simple or inadequate solutions and rarely used by the home user, although the vast majority of freeware is well written, compiled and tested thoroughly. I personally and professionally have used freeware for many years now and know of many who also followed suite and admittedly, whilst we have the odd clanger filtering through there are 10 great titles which follow it!. Put it another way, freeware authors do not have deadlines to meet, budgets to consider and senior management to please whereas the commercial authors do. In my opinion, this means freeware authors are, at the very least, producing work just as good as commercial authors, and often we find it is actually better!. Freeware can often fit a particular need whereas commercial software can over-complicate the matter offering 10 tools when we need only 1. With all the hype of the authorities cracking down on those sites and individuals who participate and gain in illegal file sharing and distribution could it be that freeware is now the sensible alternative? freeforallsoftwares.blogspot.com snaik4.blogspot.com

Book marketing dynamo John Kremer had many tongues awagging at the Erma Bombeck Writers Workshop after his presentations on the Amazon.com book launching strategy. The author of 1001 Ways to Market Your Book discussed the tactic of enrolling joint venture partners to help catapult your book, if only temporarily, onto a bestseller list. He also did a special session on using viral video and attracting mega-traffic to a website. Many of the attendees were incredulous and didn’t see how the ideas could apply to their books. That’s because, I think, they were getting too caught up–perhaps even overwhelmed–by the details and missing out on the big picture. Here’s a way to look at John’s lessons–and your book project–in a whole new light. Big Picture=Your Vision For Your Book Before you look at the lessons you must have a clear vision for what you want from the promotion of your book. Do you want more speaking engagements? Have you self published and you want to attract an agent or traditional publisher? Do you want to attract more clients? If you don’t know what you want it will be harder for you to choose which tactics will be right for you or even know how to gauge their success. Once you understand your vision, it will be easier for you to see that… Each Tactic is a Part of a Bigger Process This means that each tactic you employ will not end when the tactic is done. Ideally it should lead to something else. Let’s take the Amazon.com launch strategy as an example. I overheard many writers in the room asking each other, “What good is it to have my book be #1 on Amazon.com for only an hour?” Well, if your marketing of your book goes no farther than making this one thing happen, it won’t do you any good. But if you take that ranking, write a press release about it and send it out to the media, then highlight it on your website and even perhaps on subsequent covers of your book, then you’re parlaying that #1 ranking into further promotion and more attention. Throughout this process you will also be… Developing Relationships John Kremer insisted that this was the real key in executing your marketing strategies. If you do it well you’ll be making connections with many partners who own their own lists and have similar interests to yours. If you hire someone to execute an Amazon.com launch for you, Mr. Kremer pointed out, you miss out because you won’t get to develop these relationships. If you nurture and maintain a connection with the partners who launch your book, you’ll be able to work with them again in the future to launch other books, products, workshops or even your services. Again, it’s about the big picture. Too many writers might do a launch and never contact their partners again. That would be such a waste. Think Creatively You would think as writers we wouldn’t have to be reminded to think creatively, but from what I overheard at the conference it seems a necessity. Mr. Kremer showed us many instances of how video is used to promote on the internet. Again, I heard writers say “I don’t see how that would work for me.” Understand that when you think that way, you’re closing yourself off to possibilities. Sometimes all it takes is a little imagination to take an idea and stretch it to fit your situation. Try this. Sit down with a sheet of paper and answer this question: if someone were to hand you $1,000,000 to write out a 5 minute concept for a YouTube video for your book, and you could make it as silly as you wanted, what would the concept be? Don’t think too much, just write the most ridiculous thing to come into your head. Play with the ideas. Once you have something written, see if you could (with a few tweaks perhaps) execute it in real life. If you don’t like it, scrap it and try another. See? You’re already on your way to trying something completely different in your book marketing! Of course not every marketing tactic will be right for you, but it’s up to you to think outside of the box and see the possibilities. And who knows? Maybe your book will stay on the bestseller lists a lot longer than you planned! © 2008 Sophfronia Scott

I’m sure you agree with me that career and creativity are two of the central defining aspects of our lives as vibrant, happy, prosperous human beings. When they exist in harmony, and in healthy a relationship to each other, they contribute to our sense of significance and the energized and inspired state we refer to as “zest for life”. One of the things you’re really going to love about this article is that it outlines four powerful metaphors that you can use to clarify your perspective on your career and creativity, and forge a harmonious relationship between these two central life-facets for a happy, meaningful and prosperous life. But before we get to those powerful metaphors, a bit of background and context. Most of us spend a huge chunk of our precious life-hours in activities directly or indirectly related to work. Yet few people plan, visualize, or craft their careers or career transitions with as much care, awareness, and dedication as buying a car, painting the house, or going on holiday. Humans are natural creators. We all aspire to nurture our great ideas from their infancy, through the shaky days of toddler-hood and puberty, and to finally to see them living as independent and appreciated creations. Whatever else we are creating, whether in the artistic, scientific, technical, or other domains, we are also as a side-effect creating meaning within our own lives and in the world. This in turn adds to our sense of significance and our zest for life. Our careers are themselves powerful sources of creative opportunity, and forces for creation. But most aspiring creators soon come up against internal and external obstacles which seriously limit the chances of their creations surviving or flourishing as significant entities in the world. Why use metaphors? Metaphor is a powerful creative mind-tool. Perhaps it is the most powerful, as it forms the basis of many of our other creative tools such as picture, story, symbol, and creative thinking. A metaphor is simply a statement or reference relating one thing or situation to another seemingly unrelated thing or situation. Metaphors form such a natural part of our language and thinking that we often do not notice them. But the metaphors we use have a profound effect on how we view ourselves, our lives, our careers, and our organizations. They also influence the outcomes of our ventures. For example, a CEO who sees herself as the general of an army is likely to have a very different leadership style to one who sees herself as the conductor of an orchestra. She is also likely to build a very different kind of organization with very different results. Metaphors are useful for making information more palatable to our minds by allowing us to organize and structure separate bits of information into meaningful, coherent, and satisfying frameworks. The four metaphors I present in this article look at four possible relationship between career and creativity and conform to an overarching metaphorical theme of creating a piece of art such as a painting, a story, a sculpture, or a song. THE FOUR METAPHORS 1. Career as Paintbrush: The first metaphor refers to using the elements and resources of your career in a creative way to bring about value for your clients, employers, the target market, and other stakeholders. Here the elements and resources of your career are used as artistic tools and resources, and would correspond metaphorically to the painter’s paints and brushes, the singers voice, the musician’s instrument, or the writer’s pen. 2. Career as Painting: The second metaphor relates to applying your creativity to design, craft, and create your ideal career. Here your career itself becomes the art-form, similar to a painting or sculpture. It is the object or artifact to be created. One benefit of seeing your career as a work of art, is that a creative process can be used in its crafting. 3. Career as Artist’s Patron: The third situation is where your career serves as a patron of your artistic or creative endeavor. Here, the person’s creative pursuits might not be directly related to her career, as in the case of an accountant who is also a weekend sculptor, or an engineer who writes poetry. So what exactly is the relationship of the patron (career) to the creative endeavor? I believe that in its most healthy and harmonious form it is a reciprocal relationship where the career, as patron, supports the creative endeavor financially and materially, and the creative process and products energize and inspire the career, giving it an added significance and meaning. 4. Career as Artist’s Model: The fourth and final metaphor refers to using artistic modes such as storytelling, collage, poetry, and art-journaling to reflect on and enhance your understanding, inspiration and engagement with your career. Here your career serves as the subject of your art, in the same way as a painter’s model or landscape might serve as the subject for a painting, and a lyricist’s personal experiences might serve as the subject matter for writing a song. This kind of creative engagement with career as artistic subject is a valuable reflective tool for enriching your inner map of your career and the broader career landscape. 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