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We at the Royal Academy of Sherwood Forest School of Music Technology Need Your Help-A Non-Profit Corp.
NOTICE: DO YOU WANT YOUR CHILD OR LOVED ONE TO BE DEPRIVED OF ENJOYING TO MAKE MUSIC? TO COMMUNICATE IN THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE?
Please Help us out. We need only $850 to finish the paperwork to make this school a reality. We've spent thousands of dollars trying to make this happen and can't quit now. We are just tapped. Don't you want to give the chance to a regular individual to pay pennies on the dollar for the same services they would pay much more for…
Added by Scott Goldberg on July 29, 2011 at 2:53pm — No Comments
Concert Info
Hello all,
This is just to inform you that my band, The SF Roadsters "All Star" Band will be opening for three days in a row in Berlin, Germany for a concert series called World Peace One or WP1.com. We are opening for three extremely huge legendary R&R bands and I have a song written for "World Peace" that will be played at the end of each show. There is also a sister venue in S. Korea, featuring three US bands which will be performing the same song. Wish us…
ContinueAdded by Scott Goldberg on July 24, 2011 at 12:17pm — No Comments
The Royal Academy of Sherwood Forest School of Music Technology
Hello all,
Just received news from Legal Zoom that my corporate paperwork for the state is now complete and ready for submission. Since Legal Zoom claims to have a 100% success rate with filing and getting these papers approved, I am optimistic that all will be great as far as this being a non-profit corporation. I will keep everyone posted and remember that this is not just a school for people in this area but that it's web based, and we will eventually be broadcasting to…
ContinueAdded by Scott Goldberg on July 21, 2011 at 5:54pm — No Comments
Songs of Gold Publishing
We are happy and proud to report that our publishing company has been connecting with a lot of new clients who seem to like our style. We just had a wonderful thing happen, where one of my clients, has hit number four on the British Charts and hit number twelve today on the American Charts (FM) and internet radio. We have other clients who are on the verge of breaking through as well and if you are, in fact, looking for a publisher, you need not look any further. Our company would be happy…
ContinueAdded by Scott Goldberg on July 19, 2011 at 10:59am — No Comments
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