When it comes to sewing machines there are literally tons to choose from, making it difficult to make the right decision in order to find one that's suited to your specific needs. It all depends on which features you're looking for, if you do sewing as a hobby, or if you're looking to make some money from the whole ordeal. So let's have a look at both; sewing as a hobby or for personal use, versus sewing as an entrepreneur or business owner.
A Great Sewing Machine for Personal Use
Let's face it, just like anything else sewing equipment gets better each day and you can't afford to be stuck with an incapable machine that's old-fashioned, slow, incompetent and outdated. Yet if you want the best there is with an extremely affordable price-tag, that's where things become complicated.
But no fear, we found the perfect sewing machine for you that's top-notch and very affordable! Introducing the Brother XL2600I Sew Advance. Although the name contains the word, "advance" its very user friendly and perfect for beginners and experienced users alike.
What makes this sewing machine so unique is that it has a built-in free arm which is perfect for sewing collars and cuffs, as well as various other easy-to-use features to ensure your stitching is as neat as it could possibly get. This is a truly fantastic machine with 25 built-in stitches, making this one a no-brainer when you look at its low price-tag.
Give Your Sewing Business the Kick It Needs
Start-or improve your sewing business with the Janome TB30 Threadbanger Computerized Sewing Machine and provide products of the highest quality. If you want to dominate your market and build a good reputation for yourself in the local market, this machine has all the features you need in order to provide products that match the highest industry standards.
If you wish to pursue your dreams of owning a respected sewing business that guarantees customer satisfaction with every purchase, then this is the product for you without a doubt. Just by looking at this sewing machine you'll notice that this one has quality written all over it.
This is a much more professional sewing machine than the Brother XL2600I Sew Advance as you'd notice in the price difference, but if you take your sewing seriously this one is ideal and worth every penny. The Jerome TB30 has countless features including:
• A start/stop button to ensure you can work at your own pace and pause to make adjustments
• Speed control function to allow for stress-free sewing
• An integrated, auto-lock feature to ensure flawless sewing
• Top loading bobbing for ease of use
• An adjustable presser for more detailed sewing
• 30 Built-in stitches for an added touch of perfection
• And much, much more!
So in conclusion, you really don't need to look any further for a great sewing machine we've done the hard work for you already by reviewing these 2 state of the art machines. So what are you waiting for? Get yours today at an unbeatable price and start sewing!
Showing posts with label advisors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advisors. Show all posts
Tuesday, 25 October 2011
You Can't Please Everyone in Africa - Now We Wait
Okay so, in October of 2011 the US committee 100 special forces training advisors to Uganda to help the Uganda Army train to go after the LRA. Yes, the LRA sounds like a bad group, and that would be about right, the acronym stands for Lord's Resistance Army, which at one time claimed some sort of political cause, today, it is just a group of murdering thugs playing guerilla warfare in African Villages along the border region of the Republic of Congo, Uganda, South Sudan, and Kenya.
Now then, do you ever wonder where all those weapons went after the weapons caches of Libya's Army were plundered? Well, we know that many in the Libyan Army were hired from other neighboring African nations on its Southern Borders. As of Qaddafi's demise the NTC - National Transitional Council was busy trying to round up all these hired helpers of the former Libyan Army.
So, where did all those weapons go? Look South I say, and that doesn't play well for those in the border region of the new divide between North and South Sudan, or any of the other hot spots in Sub-Sahara Africa. More weapons in the wrong hands mean more bloodshed, civil wars, terrorist like attacks, and the whole nine-yards. Worse, there are many who rather liked Libya's Qaddafi, due to the fact he was opening more and more trade with these other nations in a little trading block.
Those economic ties, made Qaddafi a lot of loyal friends and supporters, and it created jobs and thus a good bit of public support. No not everyone, but enough to cause a problem for us, people of the region, and as far South as the area where the LRA resides, not to mention many of the oil rich, currently anyway, African nations across Africa's lower-upper center.
There was an interesting article recently in the New York Times titled; "Many in Sub-Saharan Africa Mourn Qaddafi's Death," written by Josh Kron and published: October 22, 2011. The article stated;
"Many sub-Saharan Africans are mourning the death of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, celebrated for standing up to the West. To them, his violent death was another sad chapter in a long-running narrative of Western powers meddling in Africa's affairs. About 30,000 people packed the mosque to pay tribute to the slain leader, according to local news media in Uganda."
Okay so, are you beginning to see the point here? We have US advisors now helping the Uganda Army, and a large number of former Gaddafi supporters in country who have reason to be angered with US involvement on the African Continent. That's not good, more of the same, and we are certainly there stirring up another hornet's nest. Please consider all this.
Now then, do you ever wonder where all those weapons went after the weapons caches of Libya's Army were plundered? Well, we know that many in the Libyan Army were hired from other neighboring African nations on its Southern Borders. As of Qaddafi's demise the NTC - National Transitional Council was busy trying to round up all these hired helpers of the former Libyan Army.
So, where did all those weapons go? Look South I say, and that doesn't play well for those in the border region of the new divide between North and South Sudan, or any of the other hot spots in Sub-Sahara Africa. More weapons in the wrong hands mean more bloodshed, civil wars, terrorist like attacks, and the whole nine-yards. Worse, there are many who rather liked Libya's Qaddafi, due to the fact he was opening more and more trade with these other nations in a little trading block.
Those economic ties, made Qaddafi a lot of loyal friends and supporters, and it created jobs and thus a good bit of public support. No not everyone, but enough to cause a problem for us, people of the region, and as far South as the area where the LRA resides, not to mention many of the oil rich, currently anyway, African nations across Africa's lower-upper center.
There was an interesting article recently in the New York Times titled; "Many in Sub-Saharan Africa Mourn Qaddafi's Death," written by Josh Kron and published: October 22, 2011. The article stated;
"Many sub-Saharan Africans are mourning the death of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, celebrated for standing up to the West. To them, his violent death was another sad chapter in a long-running narrative of Western powers meddling in Africa's affairs. About 30,000 people packed the mosque to pay tribute to the slain leader, according to local news media in Uganda."
Okay so, are you beginning to see the point here? We have US advisors now helping the Uganda Army, and a large number of former Gaddafi supporters in country who have reason to be angered with US involvement on the African Continent. That's not good, more of the same, and we are certainly there stirring up another hornet's nest. Please consider all this.
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