HELP WANTED – Mogul Bloggers/Vloggers &; Mogul Models

Make sure that you save or bookmark our website for future events. We are currently looking for folks to contribute to the site in the following topics – Fashion, Relationship, Gossip, Health, Books, Movies & Music Reviews, Finance/Money, Tech, Politics, etc

If you know someone that wants to earn some money in the new year please forward my email to them.

I’m looking forward to everyone’s feedback and comments on the blog.

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The Mogul Group is looking for 5 more Mogul Models aka Mogul Magnets for our events in 2009. If you know someone that wants to join The Mogul Team. Have them create a 90 second clip & upload it to YouTube talking about they will make a great Mogul Magnet. talking about why they will make a great Mogul Magnet ” BE CREATIVE – THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX”.

Send me the YouTube link with sample photos with a resume of there work. Please let me know ASAP. –

The best part is we’ll leave it up to AMERICA to choose the next 5 Mogul Models – Folks will be able to cast there vote for the 2009 Mogul Models.

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The Mogul Group

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Make sure that you save or bookmark our website for future events. We are currently looking for folks to contribute to the site in the following topics – Fashion, Relationship, Gossip, Health, Books, Movies & Music Reviews, Finance/Money, Tech, Politics, etc

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The Mogul Group is looking for 5 more Mogul Models aka Mogul Magnets for our events in 2009. If you know someone that wants to join The Mogul Team. Have them create a 90 second clip & upload it to YouTube talking about they will make a great Mogul Magnet. talking about why they will make a great Mogul Magnet ” BE CREATIVE – THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX”.

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The best part is we’ll leave it up to AMERICA to choose the next 5 Mogul Models – Folks will be able to cast there vote for the 2009 Mogul Models.

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Make sure that you save or bookmark our website for future events. We are currently looking for folks to contribute to the site in the following topics – Fashion, Relationship, Gossip, Health, Books, Movies & Music Reviews, Finance/Money, Tech, Politics, etc

If you know someone that wants to earn some money in the new year please forward my email to them.

I’m looking forward to everyone’s feedback and comments on the blog.

P.S.

The Mogul Group is looking for 5 more Mogul Models aka Mogul Magnets for our events in 2009. If you know someone that wants to join The Mogul Team. Have them create a 90 second clip & upload it to YouTube talking about they will make a great Mogul Magnet. talking about why they will make a great Mogul Magnet ” BE CREATIVE – THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX”.

Send me the YouTube link with sample photos with a resume of there work. Please let me know ASAP. Deadline is 3/15/2009 –

The best part is we’ll leave it up to AMERICA to choose the next 5 Mogul Models – Folks will be able to cast there vote for the 2009 Mogul Models.

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The Mogul Group

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Connoisseur’s Guide to Building a Timepiece Collection

Connoisseur’s Guide

• Building a Watch Collection

Connoisseur’s Guide to Building a Watch Collection

Download PDF Version

The proliferation of highly complicated and artistic watches has spawned a new breed of collectors drawn to the arena with a great appreciation for the watchmaking or the desire to own a rarified timepiece. Collectors run the gamut from those seeking specific watch brands, periods, or types to those who simply relish owning a sampling of unusual timepieces from the world’s best brands. Aside from watch retailers, auction houses are a key venue for collectors searching for either vintage timepieces or hard-to-find complicated models on the secondary market. Julien Schaerer, Antiquorum USA’s (www.antiquorum.com) watch director, offers some advice for collectors.

• Do your research. If you decide that watch collecting is your new hobby, speak to fellow collectors to understand their collections or focus points and, spend time researching what exists and what you want to collect.
• Stay focused. Many collectors become sidetracked when building a collection and often wonder later why they chose certain pieces and regret those purchases (they tend to sell at that point, generally taking their biggest losses). Stay focused, and always follow your initial guideline.
• Follow your heart. If you are building a collection for profit or future resale value only, the pleasure will be greatly diminished. Buy things you love, and also consider when purchasing if there is a strong possibility that you might still like the piece 10 years from now.
• Buy the best you can afford. Probably one of the most important tips I give my collectors is to aim for the best (let it be in terms of condition, rarity, or original box and papers). It is always better to buy one really mint watch than three in average condition. Its increase in value will easily compensate the purchase of the average-condition watches. In simple terms: quality over quantity.
• Look at current trends, and try to look into the future. One of the hardest, but most important, parts of the game—even for experts—is recognizing that what was trendy yesterday might come back into fashion tomorrow. On the other hand, it might never come back.
• Use the Internet. It’s a very important tool, as it allows you to capture trends as they are on the way up (or down), to find information, or to discover newly found collectibles. However, not everything you read on the Internet is accurate. Consider your sources, and find the ones that you and your fellow collectors can rely on.
• Follow the auctions. Auctions give you clear ideas of what is hot or not and also how prices are evolving. In the current market, prices change practically every two to three months. Also, as your taste for rare pieces develops, auctions are practically the only places where you will find that missing piece to your collection.
• Enjoy your pieces. For some it means wearing them, for others, it’s simply getting them out of the safe once a month. Watch collecting is a fascinating passion that takes collectors worldwide in search of that special piece. And for many, a huge part of the fun of collecting is in the search.

— Julien Schaerer

credit – Robb Report

Connoisseur’s Guide to Building a Timepiece Collection

Connoisseur’s Guide

• Building a Watch Collection

Connoisseur’s Guide to Building a Watch Collection

Download PDF Version

The proliferation of highly complicated and artistic watches has spawned a new breed of collectors drawn to the arena with a great appreciation for the watchmaking or the desire to own a rarified timepiece. Collectors run the gamut from those seeking specific watch brands, periods, or types to those who simply relish owning a sampling of unusual timepieces from the world’s best brands. Aside from watch retailers, auction houses are a key venue for collectors searching for either vintage timepieces or hard-to-find complicated models on the secondary market. Julien Schaerer, Antiquorum USA’s (www.antiquorum.com) watch director, offers some advice for collectors.

• Do your research. If you decide that watch collecting is your new hobby, speak to fellow collectors to understand their collections or focus points and, spend time researching what exists and what you want to collect.
• Stay focused. Many collectors become sidetracked when building a collection and often wonder later why they chose certain pieces and regret those purchases (they tend to sell at that point, generally taking their biggest losses). Stay focused, and always follow your initial guideline.
• Follow your heart. If you are building a collection for profit or future resale value only, the pleasure will be greatly diminished. Buy things you love, and also consider when purchasing if there is a strong possibility that you might still like the piece 10 years from now.
• Buy the best you can afford. Probably one of the most important tips I give my collectors is to aim for the best (let it be in terms of condition, rarity, or original box and papers). It is always better to buy one really mint watch than three in average condition. Its increase in value will easily compensate the purchase of the average-condition watches. In simple terms: quality over quantity.
• Look at current trends, and try to look into the future. One of the hardest, but most important, parts of the game—even for experts—is recognizing that what was trendy yesterday might come back into fashion tomorrow. On the other hand, it might never come back.
• Use the Internet. It’s a very important tool, as it allows you to capture trends as they are on the way up (or down), to find information, or to discover newly found collectibles. However, not everything you read on the Internet is accurate. Consider your sources, and find the ones that you and your fellow collectors can rely on.
• Follow the auctions. Auctions give you clear ideas of what is hot or not and also how prices are evolving. In the current market, prices change practically every two to three months. Also, as your taste for rare pieces develops, auctions are practically the only places where you will find that missing piece to your collection.
• Enjoy your pieces. For some it means wearing them, for others, it’s simply getting them out of the safe once a month. Watch collecting is a fascinating passion that takes collectors worldwide in search of that special piece. And for many, a huge part of the fun of collecting is in the search.

— Julien Schaerer

credit – Robb Report

2008 Luxe List Holiday Gift Guide

Finding the perfect gift has never been easier with the 2008 Luxe List Holiday Gift Guide. From the fashionista in your life to the wine connoisseur, we have you covered. Luxury products at affordable prices…perfect for the Holiday Season. Cross everyone off of your list with a little help from JustLuxe. We’ll bet you get all of your shopping done early this year.

Seadoo GTX Limited 255 The Seadoo GTX Limited 255 combines an impressive 255hp engine into its sleek and luxurious body. An awesome gift for any water lover or thrill seeker. This Seadoo features the worlds most advanced watercraft system, iControl, giving it ultra smooth handling, while the touring seat gives the riders a complete scene of comfort and safety. see more

Mary Jurek Design Hand-Hammered Stainless Steel Bowls A bold and elegant statement for any counter top or table setting, Mary Jurek Design’s chic, hand-hammered stainless steel bowls are as captivating as they are functional. Made of magnificent hand-wrought stainless steel polished to a high luster, these sleek and sophisticated bowls command attention, and are a must for those who like to entertain with panache. see more

Wine Vivabox By far one of the coolest gifts I’ve received this year is a wine Vivabox, a brilliant experiential gift nothing short of perfect for the wine lover in your life – especially when you’re unsure what to purchase amid a seemingly endless field of choices. Now you can remove the guesswork completely and nail it every time!see more

Food & Spirits I’ve had the rare privilege of sampling DEWAR’S Signature – a sophisticated limited edition whisky that is the culmination of over 150 years of blending experience – and I must say it more than lives up to its reputation as “the ultimate DEWAR’S blend.” With thoroughly aged Aberfeldy Single Malt working in harmony with other exceptionally rare, ultra-fine whiskies ultimately married in vintage oak casks, the result is as sublime, rare and complex as the company suggests.see more

YSL Holiday Set This holiday season, Yves Saint Laurent is pleased to offer a luxurious signature YSL Black Tuxedo Pouch filled with Radiance Essentials: a Touche Éclat N° 1, Golden Gloss N° 1, Mini Luxurious Mascara N° 1, and a 1.2ml Elle YSL Eau de Parfum.see more

Plantronics Discovery 925 Bluetooth Headset Holiday shopping is made easy with the new Plantronics Discovery 925 – the latest in headset technology and style. Not your ordinary headset, this innovation in hands-free communication features Plantronics’ patented AudioIQ noise control technology for crisp sound quality, boasts effortless set up and comes complete with a power packed carry case that charges and protects the headset when not in use. see more

IgnaFire Chocolates Now even the most eco-conscious chocolate lover can indulge guilt-free. IgnaFire provides its unprocessed, utterly delectable whole-bean chocolates in completely biodegradable, trash-free packaging sure to appease even the most hardened green thinker. Indeed, IgnaFire’s completely compostable gift boxes leave virtually no mark on the planet.see more

A Watch or a Work of Art – Zenith Visiting ZENITH means visiting the workshop of an artist: for just a fleeting moment, you almost enter his secret garden… From the meticulous cut of a main plate to the patient assembly of our watches, from the plans for a mechanical movement by the construction engineer to the design of the case by the artist, beauty is eternally present. see more credit – JustLuxe