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Once someone has determined that Nevada is the right state for their corporation, the dream of starting a business can be realized in less than a week if the Nevada LLC filing process is understood. Although many forms and supporting documents have to be submitted to the right authority, once the correct Nevada LLC filing is complete, the process is usually quickly completed and granted. Nevada LLC Filing in a Few Easy Steps There are a few steps that have to be followed for a Nevada... Read Full Story

It is possible to register a corporation in any of the fifty states, but a Nevada LLC formation is especially advantageous. There are many good reasons to register a corporation in Nevada and this includes financial benefits, liability laws that protect the owners and the inability to search public records for information about corporate directors. The low initial and overall costs of a Nevada LLC formation are the main reason many choose to register a corporation in this state. Not only is... Read Full Story

The song says, “what the world needs now is love,” but we may have gone way beyond that. Love is a natural emotion that comes and goes as situations change, but usually becomes easier to muster when things are going well and the world seems to be a beautiful place. Haven’t posted anything in a while because it just didn’t seem worth it with all the propaganda going on. It felt like a losing battle to add my two cents into the fray on this little blog. I thought, “why would anyone trust what... Read Full Story

I’m a firm believer that any negative can be turned into a positive with a little Yankee ingenuity added to the mix. Take the latest Supreme Court decision allowing corporations to flood as much money as they want into the campaigns of the candidates of their choosing as a perfect example. While on the surface, this seems like a terrible thing to happen because it defines the end of competitive campaigning. No one group or organization will be able to raise as much money as a corporate... Read Full Story

I haven’t been posting anything in almost a month? Wow, does time fly when you’re holding your breath! You see, the health care reform bill has really got me on the edge of my seat. I’m hoping for the best, but it looks like we’ll all be settling for a lot less, unless the Dems have something coming in under the radar. I guess we’ll know soon enough. But I’ve been hesitant to state any opinions because things keep changing around so fast. One day the public option is alive, the next its... Read Full Story

The conflict between Patrick Kennedy and his Catholic bishop uncovers the underlying fail of most of the fundamental Christian groups that choose to ignore the separation of church and state policy. By playing this political game, they in essence abandon the philosophy of their founder. The words were simple, “whoever is without sin let him cast the first stone.” The lessons behind the words were far more complex, however. First, they indicated the end of the Mosaic Law and ushered in... Read Full Story

Hello? Hello?!? For eight long years we had this guy as the Commander-in-chief, the Leader of the Free World, and an arm’s reach away from the “football.” Is there any wonder why the rest of the world held their collective breath, and why they’re so relieved now? It’s just amazing after 8 years of Bush, so many of the Teabaggers would want us to go back to that. Do people on the far right all have short term memory loss? Or do they all answer their phones like this? If you're new... Read Full Story

If you ever want to know whether the government is honest, fair, and logical, just ask a Native American . . . Native view of goverment foolishness But what this Indian didn’t realize when speaking about the foolishness of the government is . . They didn’t sew the blanket. They used highly classified special staples that cost $600K each. They spent 1000 hours in Congressional committee to decide exactly where each staple would go. The Republicans said no at first because they were... Read Full Story

Senator Harry Reid said today that the health care reform bill he’ll take to the floor of the senate will have a public option, but one that’ll let individual states opt out of if they so choose. Now this seems like a good idea, and it should get more senators to vote for it. But there’s a couple of points I haven’t heard anything about yet . . . First, who in each state will decide whether to opt in or opt out? I suppose it would be the governors after conferring with their house and... Read Full Story

In his address this week, President Obama urged the passing of the Health Insurance Industry Anti-Trust Enforcement Act. This, hopefully will be passed and become part of the over all health care reform presently going through Congress. But you can help! Senator Leahy would like your help in making sure everyone involved in passing this is notified about the peoples’ wishes. To give your support, you’re urged to go here: http://ga3.org/campaign/hcr_antitrust and sign a letter addressed to... Read Full Story