LNBG and O&G joint venture

O&G Production Management, Inc.
                                                                   LNBG LLC
                                               Joint Venture & Executive Summary

LNBG LLC & O&G Production Management, have created a solid financial base to operate a mineral based business relationship. The model and an affiliated foundation will have a worldwide impact. The business model is based on acquisition and expansion of oil and other mineral based prospects with existing production. Multiple prospects with excellent returns have been selected. The acquisition sequence has been prioritized in accordance with the expected ROI for each site. The due diligence has already been completed for the first two prospects, and the acquisition cost has been pre-negotiated. In addition, the engineers outlined a desired improvement and expansion plan to ensure maximum profitability and return on investment. The total cost of acquisition and expansion for the first two prospects is $147 Million. The details will be included further in the master business plan. Additionally, there will be an immediate need in the first two years for approximately $1.5 Billion US Dollars to acquire other prospects with high returns. The improvement and expansion costs of these sites will be covered by the first two prospects. The acquisition portfolio will include oil, gold and other minerals.
This Master Business Plan will cover the planned operations of all owned or supported entities by Joseph Allan Mueller and Lord Neil B. Gibson over a 5 year period. This includes “for profit” operations in petroleum ventures, hard rock mining, placer mining, mineral investments, waste water treatment, alternative energy, R&D, financial investments and philanthropy. In addition “nonprofit” endeavors will include supplying fresh water treatment systems for developing countries, Humanitarian relief and support for UN sanctioned projects, developing food bank support services for religious organizations in the USA and other countries.

The JA Mueller Foundation and Seed foundation will cover all overhead for the charitable works, in which it is involved, to ensure that 100% of the funds donated by corporations and individuals go to the intended cause. In addition, these projects will create over 1,400 jobs in the first year and peak at over 7,500 by the end of the third year. Ninety percent of the jobs created will be professional positions with above average income. These projects and the associated jobs will not only be located in the USA but also in emerging markets in other countries.

The business developed will have a large portion of all the profits directed to a foundation that will support the nonprofit endeavors and create a base for other business to invest their profits into their fellow man. The circles my pier group operates in is one that makes hundreds of billions in profits per year. Many of the men and women who make the philanthropic decisions for these companies are more than willing to put their support behind such a foundation as long as it can prove its use of funds. A foundation that will allow 100% of their chartable efforts go towards the cause intended, instead of just a small percentage is something that has generated interest from several large petroleum companies we do business with. We are confident that others will find it worthwhile to invest in.

The Executive Summary will cover in broad strokes the projects along with a financial snap shot for each endeavor. In some endeavors I may bring in partners or do joint ventures (JV) either by design or as a bargaining means to get what I want from the project. I all cases I will hold the controlling interest and the management team will control the direction of the project(s). In each case 50% or more of the profits will go to the foundations and the remaining profit will be used to expand the business base to create more opportunity.

The corporation; O&G Production Management, Inc. is wholly owned by Joseph Allan Mueller and is acting as the initial representative corporation for the compliance on the Trade transactions they are entering into. As it is only one of many companies, I will be replaced with JA Mueller Mineral Investments, Inc. as the parent corporation covering all other corporations invested into. A full Business plan with financial projections will be available to partnering company's.

O&G Production Management, Inc. LNBG LLC.
8800 Broadway, Ste 200 San Antonio TX 78217

BREAKING NEWS: Person Shot in Arm at Galleria Mall

 A man was shot in the Galleria Mall parking lot shortly after 9:30 a.m. Saturday.

Henderson police officers say reports of gun fire were reported at the parking lot near Sunset Road and Stephanie Street.Police do not know what caused this altercation.

The man shot in the arm was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. It's unknown at this time if the suspect is in custody.

http://www.8newsnow.com/story/20713408/breaking-news-person-shot-in-arm-at-galleria-mall

Lord Neil B Gibson and Belize Housing Project

Overview

Ecovillages are people-based initiatives to model sustainable, low-impact, human settlements. They are applicable to both rural and urban settings and accessible to all. Eco-villagers utilize green energy technology, ecological building techniques, and human-scale design to reduce exploitation of natural resources, facilitate community self-reliance, and improve quality of life. Medical clinics will be included in the development of each village. These medical clinics can assist in the care management of other local villages and expand the Belize Healthcare footprint.

They are about the creation of new settlements as well as retrofitting existing villages and urban areas. An ecovillage is designed in harmony with its bioregion instead of the landscape being unduly engineered to fit construction plans. By thinking in terms of bioregions, sustainable settlements are planned considering water availability, the ability to grow food, and accessibility.

 Many projects use the principles of permaculture for creating integrated, interactive and efficient systems for structural planning, food production and social needs in their community. Ecovillages are human scale, (somewhere where you can feel you know the others in your community), fully featured settlements, (comprising housing, businesses, agriculture, culture, etc. as appropriate to the local setting), in which human activity is integrated harmlessly into the natural world, supports human development and can be continued into the indefinite future.

There are hundreds, maybe thousands of ecovillages around the world that have been living true to their values, even if it means not quite meeting the building codes or zoning laws according to their local government. Global Ecovillage Network defines ecovillages as “Alternative experimentation laboratories, with food production, ecological buildings, a resources center, a reception place, or artistic workshops. The aim is to create, together, a convivial and fair way of life, with a minimal ecological trace becoming more socially, economically and ecologically sustainable.”

There are examples of Ecovillage Zoning and Sustainable Development Testing Sites in Taos, NM, Portland, OR, Eugene, OR and British Columbia. There are many more with pending legislation across the globe.

DayDra Holdings and Handels Securities Belize Project

Clark Kent tipped to become blogger as Superman quits the day job

When you’re faster than a speeding bullet and more powerful than a locomotive, it’s hard to stay quiet when your boss starts complaining. And after at least 40 years at the Daily Planet, Superman’s alter ego Clark Kent has finally had enough.

Call of duty: Superman will have more time to foil the forces of evil after going freelance (Picture: DC Comics)

The latest issue of the superhero’s comic series sees him resign – after editor Perry White berates him for not writing enough Superman stories.
‘News should be about news,’ Kent rants.
He’s welcome at Metro to work on our hard-hitting page three stories about (ahem) human scarecrows, talking whales and singing mice.
But the man behind the new episode – out today in print and online – thinks he’ll more likely start his own blog.
‘Superman is arguably the most powerful person on the planet,’ writer Scott Lobdell said.
‘How long can he sit at his desk with someone breathing down his neck?’

Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/news/915867-clark-kent-tipped-to-become-blogger-as-superman-quits-the-day-job#ixzz2AW78LNaf

Panama leader tells Germany he wants to adopt euro

BERLIN (Reuters) - Panama would like to introduce the euro as legal tender alongside the U.S. dollar, President Ricardo Martinelli told German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday during a visit to Europe.

"In Panama the currency in free circulation is the American dollar and I told the chancellor we are looking for ways for the euro to become another currency of legal circulation and to be accepted in the Panamanian market," President Ricardo Martinelli told a joint news conference with Merkel in Berlin.

Martinelli provided no details about the switch but he expressed "full confidence" in the German and European economies and said he expected the euro zone debt crisis would soon pass.

Seventeen of the European Union's 27 member states are in the euro zone but euros are also in circulation in a number of non-EU countries, including Kosovo and Montenegro in the Balkans as well as tiny Monaco and Andorra, and in overseas territories.

Panama's dollarized economy - almost 10,000 kilometres from mainland Europe - is one of the fastest growing in Latin America, expanding 10.6 percent last year with help from heavy infrastructure spending including the expansion of the Panama Canal.

Financial markets' fears of a possible meltdown of the common currency have eased since the European Central Bank said it was ready to buy unlimited quantities of sovereign debt to reduce borrowing costs of vulnerable countries such as Spain.

But Merkel, head of the currency bloc's largest economy, has said Europe needs to persevere with tough austerity measures and move towards closer banking, fiscal and political union in order to secure the euro's future.

(Reporting by Stephen Brown; Editing by Gareth Jones and Patrick Graham)

Bringing Relief to Iraq

Lord Neil Gibson:

In our highly politicized age, it’s difficult to talk about Iraq in bipartisan terms. Everyone has strong feelings about the state of affairs in that country, and of the United States’ involvement in it, especially. What many of us are inclined to say is that, regardless of the strategy and political maneuvering that went into the military endeavors in that country, the Iraq we see before us today is one that desperately needs to be rebuilt—rebuilt into a peaceful and prosperous nation. But of course, the ravages of war and the nature of politics being what they are, this is easier said than done. It takes real leadership, and clear ideas, to enact positive change in that nation.
And these, of course, are a couple of characteristics that Lord Neil Benjamin Gibson has in great abundance. Indeed, we have already spoken at some length about the different ways in which this man has brought about positive change in nations across the world, and how he has done so through a combination of diplomacy, practicality, and alliances with both heads of state and corporate giants. That’s certainly the way we could view his collaborations with the royal family in Lesotho, or even his partnership with Firestone in bringing relief to West Africa. And that’s also the way we can view Lord Neil Benjamin Gibson’sinvolvement in Iraq.
A big part of Lord Neil Benjamin Gibson’s humanitarian work is centered on rebuilding economic infrastructures in crumbling nations, and Iraq certainly fits that bill. But how can one man rebuild the entire financial system of a nation in chaos? The answer, of course, is through an ingenious partnership with a major financial investment firm, specifically Wontert Capital AG, whose involvement in Iraq is critical to the success of Lord Neil Benjamin Gibson’s endeavors.
And these allies are not just rebuilding the financial system. No, they are also building new hospitals in areas of the nation that desperately need them, offering further evidence of just the kind of positive change a man like Lord Neil Benjamin Gibson can bring to a needy country!

‘Queen of Versailles’ serves as an indictment of years of false prosperity

Along with a lot of misery, the 2008 financial crisis and the resulting Great Recession have produced excellent films, both dramatic and documentary. In the former category, “Margin Call” took us inside a failing Wall Street firm that, though fictionalized, was clearly based on the events of 2008, exposing us to the anguish and ignorance of the collapse. “Inside Job” was an investigative documentary into the causes of the crisis.
But the best film yet may be “Queen of Versailles,” a documentary made by the celebrated photographer Lauren Greenfield about a family building the largest house in America before it all collapses — figuratively, if not quite literally — under the weight of folly. Real estate speculators and subprime lenders and borrowers in Southern Nevada played a more-than-minor role in causing the financial crisis, so it’s fitting that a significant part of the film takes place in Las Vegas, specifically in the troubled Westgate time share project adjacent to Planet Hollywood. The film is currently playing at the Suncoast.
The film begins in 2007, as David and Jackie Siegel have begun construction on an Orlando house said to be modeled after Versailles, which ordinarily might serve as a metaphor for waste and arrogance, but not so in this case. They’ve made hundreds of millions in the time share business, and the Westgate Tower in Las Vegas is a crown jewel.
As much as we laugh a bit at their reality show-style hijinks — Jackie is at an airport Hertz counter and seems baffled that she won’t have her own driver — it’s hard not to like them. They come from modest upbringings, and David is mostly sheepish about his success while Jackie is unpretentious and a loving, if not entirely attentive, mother of seven children.
David concedes that his middle-class time share customers rely on financing, which means he relies on cheap and easy credit from the banks to keep his business growing and thriving.
Once the credit markets freeze in the fall of 2008, the story takes a sudden turn because Westgate customers can no longer get financing. Suddenly, we’re in the Tom Wolfe novel, “Man in Full,” when the rich commercial developer who is overextended is getting a “workout” from the banks, squeezing him for everything he worked a lifetime to build.
David Siegel fights the banks to keep them from seizing the Westgate. Construction on the faux Versailles stops. Its half-finished skeleton, familiar to anyone who drives around here and sees similarly unfinished buildings, is a crass symbol of economic collapse. The kids are sent to public schools. The huge household staff is trimmed. If we can’t exactly feel sorry for them, we can see ourselves in them, largely because of the arresting and largely sympathetic portrait painted by Greenfield. (David apparently disagrees with that assessment — he’s suing Greenfield.)
Still, intentionally or not, the movie for me serves as an indictment of those years of false prosperity, when everyone had a house or a time share or a time share building he couldn’t afford, when the financing was cheap and easy, and when all was too good to be true.