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Find.com is an easy-to-use search engine that allows people to find relevant search results thro ugh a clutter-free, user-friendly Web interface. The cornerstones of the Find.com growth strategy begin with its highly memorable, easy-to-understand name: "Find.com". This simple name clearly tells consumers and all Internet users that Find.com enables users to find exactly what they are looking for in the ever-growing huge pool of information available on the Internet.
According to the Forrester Research, 80% of all Internet sessions begin with a search engine. In the large arena of "search", many engines carry limitations such as returning results in a disorganized format. The Find.com search engine's strategy aims to provide high quality, easy-to-use results geared toward consumers rather than researchers. Any Internet user can use Find.com; however our search results will cater to an active consumer looking to make a purchase or prepare for a purchase of some kind. Due to the increasing number of web addresses created each day, URL's (web addresses) are getting longer and harder to remember. This makes branding and marketing inherently more expensive and time consuming. Find.com does not have this obstacle - the name "find" is clear in what it means and what it does. "Find" is easy to remember and intuitively used every day. The focus on domain names is a critical element to Internet marketing today and shows parallels between URL's, web addresses and traditional commercial real estate principles.
Search engines continue to be a growth area on the Internet and among Internet users. Find.com intends to exploit opportunities in the Internet search market by:
Search engines continue to be a growth area on the Internet and among Internet users. Find.com intends to exploit opportunities in the Internet search market by:
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On April 20, 2010, an explosion and fire erupted on an offshore drilling rig in the Gulf of Mexico called the Deepwater Horizon, which had just completed an exploratory well 52 miles from shore in 4,992 feet of water. Eleven members of the crew are missing and presumed dead. The remainder of the crew abandoned the rig and was rescued by a nearby supply vessel, the Damon Bankston. The fire destroyed the rig, which sank on April 22, 2010. The resulting oil spill has been declared "a spill of national significance" and could become one of the oil industry’s gravest disasters.
Crude oil continues to flow from a broken pipe on the seafloor, has spread across thousands of square miles, and is damaging local economies, sensitive coastlines and wildlife throughout the Gulf region. Beach.org is not maintained by BP, the US government, or any other partial party and is a source you can trust for objective information.
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Mr. Krieg began his career as a Strategic Finance Manager for Eastern Airlines in Miami, Florida. He honed his skills in finance and the tourism industry in that capacity from 1999 - 2002. Seizing the opportunity to take on greater responsibility, he moved to Las Vegas, Nevada, to serve as a Senior Financial Analyst to Leisure Industries. In July 2003, Krieg began his role as the President of nPorta, Inc., in Atlanta, Georgia, a company which provides software development and consulting to the travel industry. Since November 2008, Mr. Krieg has been self-employed as a consultant in the online travel and e-commerce industry. He brings significant leadership experience and extensive knowledge of the finance, travel and e-commerce industries.
Mr. Krieg obtained his Bachelor's degree from the University of Miami in Management in 1993 and his Masters degree from the University of Miami in Finance in 1999.
Mr. Goldstein is an investor/entrepreneur who has founded and developed many successful businesses. Mr. Goldstein began his professional career as an entrepreneur in 1987, when he acquired a locksmith and security store with one location in Norfolk, Virginia. He grew his business to four locations with more than 20 mobile units. In 1992, Mr. Goldstein sold the firm to the largest security company in Virginia. In the same year, he founded Nationwide Medical Services, Inc., a physician staffing company. Under his leadership, Nationwide Medical grew at a rate of over 200 percent per year for its first six years, achieving $18 million in sales by 1998. Mr. Goldstein successfully negotiated and managed Nationwide through a series of transactions, including a 1998 merger with Jackson & Coker, after which the surviving entity became JC Nationwide. With Mr. Goldstein as Chairman and CEO, JC Nationwide grew to approximately $70 million in revenue. In January 2005, JC Nationwide was acquired by World Health Alternatives, a publicly traded health care staffing company. In August 2003, Will Goldstein partnered with Marc Bercoon, a colleague in various ventures since 2001. Goldstein, Bercoon and another partner purchased LA Digital Post, Inc., a company that rents post-production editing equipment to large television and film production houses in the entertainment industry. He is currently Chairman of LA Digital. Mr. Goldstein earned his Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Old Dominion University.
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| A/S | 100,000,000 | |
| O/S | 26,214,785 | (according to 10K from 09/17/2010) |
| Float | 1,226,205 | (from GNZR website on June 15th 2010) |
