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#211 From: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
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#210 From: djaxxson101@...
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 1:25 pm
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Rod,
Just so that we are clear. I personally do not feel that their is tension. However, spirited debate and wanting to move forward is more in-line with these conversations.

Again, like you, I have a job and responsibility and must execute accordingly. I'm all for the wings!

Daryl-

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From: Rod Scott <blackrod5@...>
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 09:12:11 -0400
To: <centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: RE: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Treasurer State of the CFIC Letter 2009

 

Please find my comments imbedded in the text of your email and highlighted in blue.

 
First of all, I want to say that this club (business ventures) was created with the intent "To Make Money" and "To Educate". Not necessarily in that order.
Now, I believe my intent was not to insinuate that we should not celebrate milestones, Christmas, etc. Celebrating is a good thing when necessary. The point I was trying to make, is that we always seem to want to discuss the next "celebration" versus the next "business venture". I want to reiterate my position. Discussing membership attrition (prevention), new business and the next five years is detrimental to the survival of the CFIC. I, like all members have a vested interest to make sure that we position this club for success. So let me break my position and thoughts down:
 
a. Membership attrition (prevention): Is anyone curious as to why we are losing members? What are we doing wrong? What can we do better? I agree...lets do it
 
b. New business: A diversified portfolio is detrimental to a strong and healthy portfolio. I have mentioned on several occasions that Real Estate and our collective buying power would be a strong addition to what we have and want to achieve (financial success). As Jay said, "Every other race is getting it"! Apparently, we are not getting it because it has yet to become a serious action item.
 
 c. The next five years: Succession planning should be started now! For instance, Jessica and Tammy should be directed to start setting an agenda for revamping the by-laws and other business areas that we know need long-term attention and direction. We should be planning the next commitment in terms of new business, new direction, websites, business plans, speakers, seminars and acquiring a Dunn and Bradstreet number in order to establish credit for the CFIC. Again, this is only the tip of the iceberg of succession planning. I agree but this has to be a group effort. Each member must be assigned a task and held accountable
 
 d. Responsibility: EVERY member should have an active responsibility (job) and be held accountable. We can no longer afford to run this business part-time expecting full-time results! I agree. We must NO LONGER come to meetings without being prepared. Meeting are for discussion on completed action items based on the plan.
Investing in stocks or Real Estate is a calculated risk. We must start thinking "outside the box" if we are to get ahead. You will hear this again, "Collectively, we have a lot of buying power". The risk that we should take moving forward will be well-defined (by-laws), calculated, researched and acted upon expeditiously! People, the time is now to start thinking about the next "business venture". I DO NOT agree that the onerous is upon Jay and I to direct new initiatives. The onus is on whomever offers a suggestion for a new business venture to create the plan and assign action items. Action items must be measurable in order to make progress. From my perspective it seems that I should be the one to create the plan since I am the president. Untrue. The project sponsor is the one who directes the efforts to support their suggestion. Without a plan and a start and end date you have no project. My statement was not that you and Jay should be the ones to direct new initiatives. You two should be the ones to direct your suggestion for the next endeavor. I hope we can have more that one project and this is even more reason for a project sponsor for each.
 
 Very Important Questions
 
Question 1: What did you do with that tax return from last year? Guess what you can do with it this year? Start securing your family’s financial future. People, do not fool yourselves! We can ALL become millionaires in ten years or less! Savvy investing, aggressive tactics, coupled with a portfolio of stocks, bonds and Real Estate holdings (strip malls, apartments, houses, coin laundry’s, etc) is within our grasp!
 
 Question 2: "What if someone does not want to be involved"? We are a team and should act and function as one even if at times we become or act dysfunctional. We as a group set the financial considerations for any new adventure based upon a fiscal survey of all active members. See the first question!
 
 Question 3: How bad do you want it and what are you willing to sacrifice? Only YOU can answer this!
 
 By-laws
 
 The by-laws are our governing document and should be respected and abided by accordingly. Please understand that WE control the by-laws. They do not control us and are made and designed to be amended for more effective efficiency of performing business. Amendments are designed to bring about efficiency and better understanding.
I agree that we should never rush to make hasty decisions. However, injecting common sense into making a simple decision…is well common sense. As such, if agreed at that time to make an amendment (collectively), then the motion should and can be made. This was the intent of the having by-laws, quorum, voting power and free will. The by-laws, quorum, voting power and free-will are all basic rights afforded EVERY member. To deny this is to deny all that was previously aforementioned. Not to even mention the Constitution of the United States (another time, another discussion).
As Jay and Jessica have said, agreeing to disagree is agreeable and encouraged. If we agreed with each other all time. Well, just think how boring all of our meetings would be. Get the point! Our meetings have been boring! Again, we all have to start thinking outside the box! The way this is written it is directed at me. I alone cannot make the meetings interesting. Its an individual responsibility for each member. I can not make anyone do anything in this voluntary organization.
 
Lastly, I would like to leave each member with this. Understand that I am an elected official of the Central Florida Investment Club, LLC. My loyalty and duty is to the active members of this group and the fiscal integrity of our funds. Therefore, I have a duty to guide and direct the fiscal integrity of this group. Dereliction of duty is not an option! If anyone thinks that I come across too harsh or too strong, then you have the option to vote me out the next go round. Until then, I am going to perform my elected duties accordingly and efficiently. This is a business in its purest form.
Resigning is NOT an option for me!
 
I appreciate your letter. I hope everyone understands my perspective that I think is presented in a professional manner. My work has and will remain professional. When I say I am going to do something I do it. In order for the CFIC to progress we must all make sacrifices. I know I have sacrificed in my position at president of the organization. No one bears more of a responsibility than I do. So if you or anyone else feels that I have robbed, denied, or witheld your rights as a member of this group then please state so at that time. It will be addressed then. My final comments: a new business venture will require more than 2 hours per month in order to make progress. Our meetings are scheduled for 2 hours each 3rd Sat. There are no more eboard meetings since we now have 8 members. So if no one conducts business, research, or planning until the day of the meeting, at the meeting, or one day before the meeting it will not work.
 
Since most of the contention is among Jay, you, and myself I suggest we meet for wings to further discuss. - RS
 
 
Respectfully,
Daryl E. Jackson
Daryl E. Jackson, M.S.M.
Treasurer/CFO
Central Florida Investment Club, LLC

 
 


Roderick Scott 
President * Central Florida Investment Club, LLC* centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com *
Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter * www.floridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
Board Member * Wake Up Mentoring * www.wakeupmentoring.com *

 
 






 

To: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
From: djaxxson101@yahoo.com
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 05:07:48 +0000
Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Treasurer State of the CFIC Letter 2009

 
October 29, 2009
CFIC Members,
First of all, I want to say that this club (business ventures) was created with the intent "To Make Money" and "To Educate". Not necessarily in that order.

Now, I believe my intent was not to insinuate that we should not celebrate milestones, Christmas, etc. Celebrating is a good thing when necessary. The point I was trying to make, is that we always seem to want to discuss the next "celebration" versus the next "business venture". I want to reiterate my position. Discussing membership attrition (prevention), new business and the next five years is detrimental to the survival of the CFIC. I, like all members have a vested interest to make sure that we position this club for success.

So let me break my position and thoughts down:

a. Membership attrition (prevention): Is anyone curious as to why we are losing members? What are we doing wrong? What can we do better?

b. New business: A diversified portfolio is detrimental to a strong and healthy portfolio. I have mentioned on several occasions that Real Estate and our collective buying power would be a strong addition to what we have and want to achieve (financial success). As Jay said, "Every other race is getting it"! Apparently, we are not getting it because it has yet to become a serious action item.

c. The next five years: Succession planning should be started now! For instance, Jessica and Tammy should be directed to start setting an agenda for revamping the by-laws and other business areas that we know need long-term attention and direction. We should be planning the next commitment in terms of new business, new direction, websites, business plans, speakers, seminars and acquiring a Dunn and Bradstreet number in order to establish credit for the CFIC. Again, this is only the tip of the iceberg of succession planning.

d. Responsibility: EVERY member should have an active responsibility (job) and be held accountable. We can no longer afford to run this business part-time expecting full-time results!
Investing in stocks or Real Estate is a calculated risk. We must start thinking "outside the box" if we are to get ahead. You will hear this again, "Collectively, we have a lot of buying power". The risk that we should take moving forward will be well-defined (by-laws), calculated, researched and acted upon expeditiously! People, the time is now to start thinking about the next "business venture". I DO NOT agree that the onerous is upon Jay and I to direct new initiatives.

Very Important Questions
Question 1: What did you do with that tax return from last year? Guess what you can do with it this year? Start securing your family's financial future. People, do not fool yourselves! We can ALL become millionaires in ten years or less! Savvy investing, aggressive tactics, coupled with a portfolio of stocks, bonds and Real Estate holdings (strip malls, apartments, houses, coin laundry's, etc) is within our grasp!

Question 2: "What if someone does not want to be involved"? We are a team and should act and function as one even if at times we become or act dysfunctional. We as a group set the financial considerations for any new adventure based upon a fiscal survey of all active members. See the first question!

Question 3: How bad do you want it and what are you willing to sacrifice? Only YOU can answer this!

By-laws
The by-laws are our governing document and should be respected and abided by accordingly. Please understand that WE control the by-laws. They do not control us and are made and designed to be amended for more effective efficiency of performing business. Amendments are designed to bring about efficiency and better understanding.

I agree that we should never rush to make hasty decisions. However, injecting common sense into making a simple decision…is well common sense. As such, if agreed at that time to make an amendment (collectively), then the motion should and can be made. This was the intent of the having by-laws, quorum, voting power and free will. The by-laws, quorum, voting power and free-will are all basic rights afforded EVERY member. To deny this is to deny all that was previously aforementioned. Not to even mention the Constitution of the United States (another time, another discussion).

As Jay and Jessica have said, agreeing to disagree is agreeable and encouraged. If we agreed with each other all time. Well, just think how boring all of our meetings would be. Get the point! Our meetings have been boring! Again, we all have to start thinking outside the box!

Lastly, I would like to leave each member with this. Understand that I am an elected official of the Central Florida Investment Club, LLC. My loyalty and duty is to the active members of this group and the fiscal integrity of our funds. Therefore, I have a duty to guide and direct the fiscal integrity of this group. Dereliction of duty is not an option! If anyone thinks that I come across too harsh or too strong, then you have the option to vote me out the next go round. Until then, I am going to perform my elected duties accordingly and efficiently. This is a business in its purest form.

Resigning is NOT an option for me!

Respectfully,

Daryl E. Jackson, M.S.M.
Treasurer/CFO
Central Florida Investment Club, LLC



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#209 From: TEVITT SULLIVAN <tevittsr@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 1:24 pm
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Sign & resend because that check was recorded in the minutes.

From: Rod Scott <blackrod5@...>
Sent: Thursday, October 29, 2009 8:38 AM
To: centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Returned check

 

Tevitt/Daryl: upong checking my mail today I received a letter from TD Ameritrade. They have returned my check (#1007) to me because it is missing my signature. I can sign it and place it back into the mail but I wanted to check with you two first. Please advise of the course of action to follow so that your accounting is accurate. FYI...check #1007 is written to TD Ameritrade for $100.00.
 
Thanks.
 
RS

 
 
 


Roderick Scott 
President * Central Florida Investment Club, LLC* centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com *
Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter * wwwfloridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
Board Member * Wake Up Mentoring * www.wakeupmentoring.com *

 
 







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#208 From: Rod Scott <blackrod5@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 1:12 pm
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Will do. Thanks

 
 
 


Roderick Scott 
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Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter * www.floridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
Board Member * Wake Up Mentoring * www.wakeupmentoring.com *

 
 






 
To: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
From: djaxxson101@...
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 12:45:56 +0000
Subject: Re: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Returned check

 
Rod,
This has been recorded in the ledgers. Please sign and resubmit your check soonest to Mr. Sullivan

Daryl-.

Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

From: Rod Scott <blackrod5@msn.com>
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 08:38:45 -0400
To: <centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Returned check

 
Tevitt/Daryl: upong checking my mail today I received a letter from TD Ameritrade. They have returned my check (#1007) to me because it is missing my signature. I can sign it and place it back into the mail but I wanted to check with you two first. Please advise of the course of action to follow so that your accounting is accurate. FYI...check #1007 is written to TD Ameritrade for $100.00.
 
Thanks.
 
RS

 
 
 


Roderick Scott 
President * Central Florida Investment Club, LLC* centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com *
Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter * www.floridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
Board Member * Wake Up Mentoring * www.wakeupmentoring.com *

 
 







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#207 From: Rod Scott <blackrod5@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 1:12 pm
Subject: RE: Treasurer State of the CFIC Letter 2009 		code189
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Please find my comments imbedded in the text of your email and highlighted in blue.

 
First of all, I want to say that this club (business ventures) was created with the intent "To Make Money" and "To Educate". Not necessarily in that order.
Now, I believe my intent was not to insinuate that we should not celebrate milestones, Christmas, etc. Celebrating is a good thing when necessary. The point I was trying to make, is that we always seem to want to discuss the next "celebration" versus the next "business venture". I want to reiterate my position. Discussing membership attrition (prevention), new business and the next five years is detrimental to the survival of the CFIC. I, like all members have a vested interest to make sure that we position this club for success. So let me break my position and thoughts down:
 
a. Membership attrition (prevention): Is anyone curious as to why we are losing members? What are we doing wrong? What can we do better? I agree...lets do it
 
b. New business: A diversified portfolio is detrimental to a strong and healthy portfolio. I have mentioned on several occasions that Real Estate and our collective buying power would be a strong addition to what we have and want to achieve (financial success). As Jay said, "Every other race is getting it"! Apparently, we are not getting it because it has yet to become a serious action item.
 
 c. The next five years: Succession planning should be started now! For instance, Jessica and Tammy should be directed to start setting an agenda for revamping the by-laws and other business areas that we know need long-term attention and direction. We should be planning the next commitment in terms of new business, new direction, websites, business plans, speakers, seminars and acquiring a Dunn and Bradstreet number in order to establish credit for the CFIC. Again, this is only the tip of the iceberg of succession planning. I agree but this has to be a group effort. Each member must be assigned a task and held accountable
 
 d. Responsibility: EVERY member should have an active responsibility (job) and be held accountable. We can no longer afford to run this business part-time expecting full-time results! I agree. We must NO LONGER come to meetings without being prepared. Meeting are for discussion on completed action items based on the plan.
Investing in stocks or Real Estate is a calculated risk. We must start thinking "outside the box" if we are to get ahead. You will hear this again, "Collectively, we have a lot of buying power". The risk that we should take moving forward will be well-defined (by-laws), calculated, researched and acted upon expeditiously! People, the time is now to start thinking about the next "business venture". I DO NOT agree that the onerous is upon Jay and I to direct new initiatives. The onus is on whomever offers a suggestion for a new business venture to create the plan and assign action items. Action items must be measurable in order to make progress. From my perspective it seems that I should be the one to create the plan since I am the president. Untrue. The project sponsor is the one who directes the efforts to support their suggestion. Without a plan and a start and end date you have no project. My statement was not that you and Jay should be the ones to direct new initiatives. You two should be the ones to direct your suggestion for the next endeavor. I hope we can have more that one project and this is even more reason for a project sponsor for each.
 
 Very Important Questions
 
Question 1: What did you do with that tax return from last year? Guess what you can do with it this year? Start securing your family’s financial future. People, do not fool yourselves! We can ALL become millionaires in ten years or less! Savvy investing, aggressive tactics, coupled with a portfolio of stocks, bonds and Real Estate holdings (strip malls, apartments, houses, coin laundry’s, etc) is within our grasp!
 
 Question 2: "What if someone does not want to be involved"? We are a team and should act and function as one even if at times we become or act dysfunctional. We as a group set the financial considerations for any new adventure based upon a fiscal survey of all active members. See the first question!
 
 Question 3: How bad do you want it and what are you willing to sacrifice? Only YOU can answer this!
 
 By-laws
 
 The by-laws are our governing document and should be respected and abided by accordingly. Please understand that WE control the by-laws. They do not control us and are made and designed to be amended for more effective efficiency of performing business. Amendments are designed to bring about efficiency and better understanding.
I agree that we should never rush to make hasty decisions. However, injecting common sense into making a simple decision…is well common sense. As such, if agreed at that time to make an amendment (collectively), then the motion should and can be made. This was the intent of the having by-laws, quorum, voting power and free will. The by-laws, quorum, voting power and free-will are all basic rights afforded EVERY member. To deny this is to deny all that was previously aforementioned. Not to even mention the Constitution of the United States (another time, another discussion).
As Jay and Jessica have said, agreeing to disagree is agreeable and encouraged. If we agreed with each other all time. Well, just think how boring all of our meetings would be. Get the point! Our meetings have been boring! Again, we all have to start thinking outside the box! The way this is written it is directed at me. I alone cannot make the meetings interesting. Its an individual responsibility for each member. I can not make anyone do anything in this voluntary organization.
 
Lastly, I would like to leave each member with this. Understand that I am an elected official of the Central Florida Investment Club, LLC. My loyalty and duty is to the active members of this group and the fiscal integrity of our funds. Therefore, I have a duty to guide and direct the fiscal integrity of this group. Dereliction of duty is not an option! If anyone thinks that I come across too harsh or too strong, then you have the option to vote me out the next go round. Until then, I am going to perform my elected duties accordingly and efficiently. This is a business in its purest form.
Resigning is NOT an option for me!
 
I appreciate your letter. I hope everyone understands my perspective that I think is presented in a professional manner. My work has and will remain professional. When I say I am going to do something I do it. In order for the CFIC to progress we must all make sacrifices. I know I have sacrificed in my position at president of the organization. No one bears more of a responsibility than I do. So if you or anyone else feels that I have robbed, denied, or witheld your rights as a member of this group then please state so at that time. It will be addressed then. My final comments: a new business venture will require more than 2 hours per month in order to make progress. Our meetings are scheduled for 2 hours each 3rd Sat. There are no more eboard meetings since we now have 8 members. So if no one conducts business, research, or planning until the day of the meeting, at the meeting, or one day before the meeting it will not work.
 
Since most of the contention is among Jay, you, and myself I suggest we meet for wings to further discuss. - RS
 
 
Respectfully,
Daryl E. Jackson
Daryl E. Jackson, M.S.M.
Treasurer/CFO
Central Florida Investment Club, LLC

 
 


Roderick Scott 
President * Central Florida Investment Club, LLC* centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com *
Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter * www.floridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
Board Member * Wake Up Mentoring * www.wakeupmentoring.com *

 
 






 
To: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
From: djaxxson101@...
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 05:07:48 +0000
Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Treasurer State of the CFIC Letter 2009

 
October 29, 2009
CFIC Members,
First of all, I want to say that this club (business ventures) was created with the intent "To Make Money" and "To Educate". Not necessarily in that order.

Now, I believe my intent was not to insinuate that we should not celebrate milestones, Christmas, etc. Celebrating is a good thing when necessary. The point I was trying to make, is that we always seem to want to discuss the next "celebration" versus the next "business venture". I want to reiterate my position. Discussing membership attrition (prevention), new business and the next five years is detrimental to the survival of the CFIC. I, like all members have a vested interest to make sure that we position this club for success.

So let me break my position and thoughts down:

a. Membership attrition (prevention): Is anyone curious as to why we are losing members? What are we doing wrong? What can we do better?

b. New business: A diversified portfolio is detrimental to a strong and healthy portfolio. I have mentioned on several occasions that Real Estate and our collective buying power would be a strong addition to what we have and want to achieve (financial success). As Jay said, "Every other race is getting it"! Apparently, we are not getting it because it has yet to become a serious action item.

c. The next five years: Succession planning should be started now! For instance, Jessica and Tammy should be directed to start setting an agenda for revamping the by-laws and other business areas that we know need long-term attention and direction. We should be planning the next commitment in terms of new business, new direction, websites, business plans, speakers, seminars and acquiring a Dunn and Bradstreet number in order to establish credit for the CFIC. Again, this is only the tip of the iceberg of succession planning.

d. Responsibility: EVERY member should have an active responsibility (job) and be held accountable. We can no longer afford to run this business part-time expecting full-time results!
Investing in stocks or Real Estate is a calculated risk. We must start thinking "outside the box" if we are to get ahead. You will hear this again, "Collectively, we have a lot of buying power". The risk that we should take moving forward will be well-defined (by-laws), calculated, researched and acted upon expeditiously! People, the time is now to start thinking about the next "business venture". I DO NOT agree that the onerous is upon Jay and I to direct new initiatives.

Very Important Questions
Question 1: What did you do with that tax return from last year? Guess what you can do with it this year? Start securing your family's financial future. People, do not fool yourselves! We can ALL become millionaires in ten years or less! Savvy investing, aggressive tactics, coupled with a portfolio of stocks, bonds and Real Estate holdings (strip malls, apartments, houses, coin laundry's, etc) is within our grasp!

Question 2: "What if someone does not want to be involved"? We are a team and should act and function as one even if at times we become or act dysfunctional. We as a group set the financial considerations for any new adventure based upon a fiscal survey of all active members. See the first question!

Question 3: How bad do you want it and what are you willing to sacrifice? Only YOU can answer this!

By-laws
The by-laws are our governing document and should be respected and abided by accordingly. Please understand that WE control the by-laws. They do not control us and are made and designed to be amended for more effective efficiency of performing business. Amendments are designed to bring about efficiency and better understanding.

I agree that we should never rush to make hasty decisions. However, injecting common sense into making a simple decision…is well common sense. As such, if agreed at that time to make an amendment (collectively), then the motion should and can be made. This was the intent of the having by-laws, quorum, voting power and free will. The by-laws, quorum, voting power and free-will are all basic rights afforded EVERY member. To deny this is to deny all that was previously aforementioned. Not to even mention the Constitution of the United States (another time, another discussion).

As Jay and Jessica have said, agreeing to disagree is agreeable and encouraged. If we agreed with each other all time. Well, just think how boring all of our meetings would be. Get the point! Our meetings have been boring! Again, we all have to start thinking outside the box!

Lastly, I would like to leave each member with this. Understand that I am an elected official of the Central Florida Investment Club, LLC. My loyalty and duty is to the active members of this group and the fiscal integrity of our funds. Therefore, I have a duty to guide and direct the fiscal integrity of this group. Dereliction of duty is not an option! If anyone thinks that I come across too harsh or too strong, then you have the option to vote me out the next go round. Until then, I am going to perform my elected duties accordingly and efficiently. This is a business in its purest form.

Resigning is NOT an option for me!

Respectfully,

Daryl E. Jackson, M.S.M.
Treasurer/CFO
Central Florida Investment Club, LLC



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#206 From: djaxxson101@...
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:45 pm
Subject: Re: Returned check 		djaxxson101
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Rod,
This has been recorded in the ledgers. Please sign and resubmit your check soonest to Mr. Sullivan

Daryl-.

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From: Rod Scott <blackrod5@...>
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 08:38:45 -0400
To: <centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Returned check

 

Tevitt/Daryl: upong checking my mail today I received a letter from TD Ameritrade. They have returned my check (#1007) to me because it is missing my signature. I can sign it and place it back into the mail but I wanted to check with you two first. Please advise of the course of action to follow so that your accounting is accurate. FYI...check #1007 is written to TD Ameritrade for $100.00.
 
Thanks.
 
RS

 
 
 


Roderick Scott 
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#205 From: Rod Scott <blackrod5@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:38 pm
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Tevitt/Daryl: upong checking my mail today I received a letter from TD Ameritrade. They have returned my check (#1007) to me because it is missing my signature. I can sign it and place it back into the mail but I wanted to check with you two first. Please advise of the course of action to follow so that your accounting is accurate. FYI...check #1007 is written to TD Ameritrade for $100.00.
 
Thanks.
 
RS

 
 
 


Roderick Scott 
President * Central Florida Investment Club, LLC* centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com *
Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter * www.floridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
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#203 From: Daryl Jackson <djaxxson101@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 5:01 am
Subject: Treasurer State of the CFIC Letter 		djaxxson101
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CFIC Members,
Please read the attached letter. I will also post in case anyone has trouble opening the document.
 
Thank-you,
 
Daryl E. Jackson, M.S.M.
Treasurer and Executive Board Member, Central Florida Investment Club, LLC
centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com 
Contact No. (321) 438-1184
 
 
 
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#202 From: "jaycarr72" <jaycarr72@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:42 am
Subject: Re: Bylaws review - terms 		jaycarr72
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I will discuss this particular issue with you tomorrow in person so that my
meaning does not get lost or misunderstood on this keyboard.  This level of
discussion is better in person anyway.

--- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, Rod Scott <blackrod5@...>
wrote:
>
>
> I guess we will have to agree to disagree. I did what I felt was in the best
interest of the CFIC. I simply postponed the motion until the next meeting. Did
we not all agree to that? The motion was made by you and much debate ensued to
the point where it was all confusing. I have not heard of a motion being
deferred to another. I have heard that one can rescind their motion or another
can make an amendment to that motion. Either way my point is that we owe it to
each other to make a valid attempt to understand what was written. Did anyone
take the time to review the bylaws section on term limits prior to the meeting?
I doubt it.
>
>
>
> Continuing to discuss matters until they are clearly understood by everyone is
in the best interest of the CFIC or any other organization. If they need to be
amended then so be it. However, your statement that I continue to allow motions
to be taken off the floor based on my sole opinion seems to state that you are
not satisfied with my leadership of the CFIC. I do not profess to be the expert
on Roberts Rules of Order. However, I do believe I have a very good
understanding of it.
>
>
>
> Moving forward I do hope that group discussion on any matter that is not clear
is the standard versus quickly motioning for change. If a quick motion is the
standard them the position of the president hold no merit. How can we
effectively run a business as a group if we cant discuss what we previously
decided upon? I would hope that whatever new business venture we decide upon
would bring in millions. When that happens decisions must be carefully thought
out and planned. If you and anyone else is in favor of quick change versus
timely discussions then I resign my position as president of the CFIC. My
religion is understanding first then action. Not action prior to understanding.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Roderick Scott
> President * Central Florida Investment Club, LLC*
centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com *
> Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter *
www.floridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
> Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
> Board Member * Wake Up Mentoring * www.wakeupmentoring.com *
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> To: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
> From: jaycarr72@...
> Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 01:30:53 +0000
> Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Re: Bylaws review - terms
>
>
>
>
>
> Ok, the 5 minute statement is play on words, so let me clear up my meaning.
How about this issue should have been put to bed in less than 5 minutes. :) I
have no problem with agreeing to disagree, but I do have a problem when we
continue to allow you to take motions off the floor based on your own personal
opinion. I started a motion that I deferred to Tammy to make, because she agreed
and wanted to make the motion to amend the bylaws so that all current elected
officers retain their positions throughout the end of our first partnership
agreement. I believe that Daryl, Jeff, Jessica, Tammy, and myself were all in
agreement on this. I believe that only you and Tevitt agreed otherwise. Anyone
can correct me if this assumption is not correct. Unless you can show me in the
bylaws where you are allowed to refuse a partner the right to place a motion on
the floor, I fully plan to ensure that each and every partner to include myself
is not robbed of this right again. A motion can be voted up or down. Refusing to
allow a motion to be made is not in Robert Rules of Order, not in our bylaws,
not democratic, and not American for that matter. Continuing to discuss and
decipher a confusing section of our bylaws is not in the best interest of the
club when an easy and simple solution such and an amendment can be passed to end
the confusion. My name is Jay Carr, and I approve this message. :) I love you
guys.
>
> --- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, Rod Scott <blackrod5@>
wrote:
> >
> >
> > While I agree with your assessment I do not agree with the statement that if
it takes 5 minutes it is too long. This was our first real look at the term
limits, as written in the bylaws, since this organization has been in effect. So
if we are not sure of the exact meaning of the bylaws we must discuss it and
amend, if necessary, to make it clear and concise. You seem to be implying that
we wasted time. I completely disagree. Items such as this warrant time for
review and understanding. No one holds more of a responsibility that we abide to
our bylaws than I have. Therefore, I must make sure that we do.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Rod
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Roderick Scott
> > President * Central Florida Investment Club, LLC*
centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com *
> > Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter *
www.floridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
> > Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
> > Board Member * Wake Up Mentoring * www.wakeupmentoring.com *
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> > To: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
> > From: jaycarr72@
> > Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2009 01:53:05 +0000
> > Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Re: Appointments
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > We should briefly discuss and close this issue out on the next meeting. We
should also place the issue of the term limits to bed. Officers retaining their
positions during each 5 yr Partnership agreement is easy to understand and makes
since. We spent a large amount of time discussing a current policy that was
viewed several different ways from different partners. Any policy that is as
subjective as term limits should be simplified and be made clean and concise. I
deal with contracts everyday at work. Approved amendments are tacked on to the
back of City government contracts all the time. Let's get this behind us so that
we can move forward. If we spend more than 5 minutes on this next month, that
will be too long.
> >
> > --- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, "Daryl J"
<djaxxson101@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Members
> > >
> > > Since the position of 2nd Vice President is open, I strongly recommend
that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Jeff Benjamin to this position.
> > >
> > > Since the position of Compliance Officer is open, I strongly recommend
that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Lawrence Walton to this position.
> > >
> > >
> > > Daryl Jackson
> > > Treasurer/CFO
> > > Central Florida Investment Group, LLC
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#201 From: <jyallen@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:36 am
Subject: Re: Re: AIG stock review 		jyallen1
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Rod
Please make sure that reviewing existing stocks sell/hold status is on next
months agenda.


---- jaycarr72 <jaycarr72@...> wrote:
> I support you on your assessment of AIG and recommendation to sell.  I
previously suggested that everyone review the When to Sell sections in our
workbook for this reason.  We have to make sure that we don't get caught with
dead stocks. I will take a look at it also, prior to our next meeting and
possible vote to sell.
>
> --- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, "Rod Scott"
<blackrod5@...> wrote:
> >
> > I attempted to perform an SSG on the company AIG. While I was able to
complete the SSG the results were crazy and not useful at all. Based on visual
analysis of this company, the recent stck split, and the fact that we have just
about recouped all of the funds we initially placed into it I suggest that we
sell this stock and focus on adding another one to our portfolio.
> >
> > Note: the price paid for the AIG stock was $851.15. As of Wed 10/28 we have
a loss of $179.89 which equates to a loss of 21%.
> >
> > Thanks for your attention to this email.
> >
> > Rod S.
> >
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#200 From: <jyallen@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:26 am
Subject: Re: Re: Bylaws review - terms 		jyallen1
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I agree with Jay, if we can amend the bylaws to better fit our needs now, then
let's do so.
If going through the motions, only to vote status quo then we should have just
amended the bylaws language that all positions be held and maintained through
the first 5 year partnership agreement.

I also agree with Rod and I think that we all understand the notion that if
something is unclear that we make it clear and concise, but to dwell on it for
extended periods of time is in fact wasteful.  Agree to disagree, but never
dismiss someone's input.  WE all have equal input as to the direction that OUR
club is going.

As Daryl says, let's make this money.  Let's let our money make money for us and
educate ourselves as we go along!


---- jaycarr72 <jaycarr72@...> wrote:
> Ok, the 5 minute statement is play on words, so let me clear up my meaning. 
How about this issue should have been put to bed in less than 5 minutes.  :)  I
have no problem with agreeing to disagree, but I do have a problem when we
continue to allow you to take motions off the floor based on your own personal
opinion.  I started a motion that I deferred to Tammy to make, because she
agreed and wanted to make the motion to amend the bylaws so that all current
elected officers retain their positions throughout the end of our first
partnership agreement.  I believe that Daryl, Jeff, Jessica, Tammy, and myself
were all in agreement on this.  I believe that only you and Tevitt agreed
otherwise.  Anyone can correct me if this assumption is not correct.  Unless you
can show me in the bylaws where you are allowed to refuse a partner the right to
place a motion on the floor, I fully plan to ensure that each and every partner
to include myself is not robbed of this right again.  A motion can be voted up
or down.  Refusing to allow a motion to be made is not in Robert Rules of Order,
not in our bylaws, not democratic, and not American for that matter.  Continuing
to discuss and decipher a confusing section of our bylaws is not in the best
interest of the club when an easy and simple solution such and an amendment can
be passed to end the confusion.  My name is Jay Carr, and I approve this
message. :)  I love you guys.
>
> --- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, Rod Scott <blackrod5@...>
wrote:
> >
> >
> > While I agree with your assessment I do not agree with the statement that if
it takes 5 minutes it is too long. This was our first real look at the term
limits, as written in the bylaws, since this organization has been in effect. So
if we are not sure of the exact meaning of the bylaws we must discuss it and
amend, if necessary, to make it clear and concise. You seem to be implying that
we wasted time. I completely disagree. Items such as this warrant time for
review and understanding. No one holds more of a responsibility that we abide to
our bylaws than I have. Therefore, I must make sure that we do.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Rod
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Roderick Scott
> > President * Central Florida Investment Club, LLC*
centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com *
> > Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter *
www.floridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
> > Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
> > Board Member * Wake Up Mentoring * www.wakeupmentoring.com *
> >
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> > To: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
> > From: jaycarr72@...
> > Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2009 01:53:05 +0000
> > Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Re: Appointments
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > We should briefly discuss and close this issue out on the next meeting. We
should also place the issue of the term limits to bed. Officers retaining their
positions during each 5 yr Partnership agreement is easy to understand and makes
since. We spent a large amount of time discussing a current policy that was
viewed several different ways from different partners. Any policy that is as
subjective as term limits should be simplified and be made clean and concise. I
deal with contracts everyday at work. Approved amendments are tacked on to the
back of City government contracts all the time. Let's get this behind us so that
we can move forward. If we spend more than 5 minutes on this next month, that
will be too long.
> >
> > --- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, "Daryl J"
<djaxxson101@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Members
> > >
> > > Since the position of 2nd Vice President is open, I strongly recommend
that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Jeff Benjamin to this position.
> > >
> > > Since the position of Compliance Officer is open, I strongly recommend
that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Lawrence Walton to this position.
> > >
> > >
> > > Daryl Jackson
> > > Treasurer/CFO
> > > Central Florida Investment Group, LLC
> > >
> >
> >
> >
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#199 From: Rod Scott <blackrod5@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:16 am
Subject: RE: Re: Bylaws review - terms 		code189
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I guess we will have to agree to disagree. I did what I felt was in the best interest of the CFIC. I simply postponed the motion until the next meeting. Did we not all agree to that? The motion was made by you and much debate ensued to the point where it was all confusing. I have not heard of a motion being deferred to another. I have heard that one can rescind their motion or another can make an amendment to that motion. Either way my point is that we owe it to each other to make a valid attempt to understand what was written. Did anyone take the time to review the bylaws section on term limits prior to the meeting? I doubt it.
 
Continuing to discuss matters until they are clearly understood by everyone is in the best interest of the CFIC or any other organization. If they need to be amended then so be it. However, your statement that I continue to allow motions to be taken off the floor based on my sole opinion seems to state that you are not satisfied with my leadership of the CFIC. I do not profess to be the expert on Roberts Rules of Order. However, I do believe I have a very good understanding of it.
 
Moving forward I do hope that group discussion on any matter that is not clear is the standard versus quickly motioning for change. If a quick motion is the standard them the position of the president hold no merit. How can we effectively run a business as a group if we cant discuss what we previously decided upon? I would hope that whatever new business venture we decide upon would bring in millions. When that happens decisions must be carefully thought out and planned. If you and anyone else is in favor of quick change versus timely discussions then I resign my position as president of the CFIC. My religion is understanding first then action. Not action prior to understanding.

 
 
 


Roderick Scott 
President * Central Florida Investment Club, LLC* centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com *
Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter * www.floridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
Board Member * Wake Up Mentoring * www.wakeupmentoring.com *

 
 






 
To: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
From: jaycarr72@...
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 01:30:53 +0000
Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Re: Bylaws review - terms

 
Ok, the 5 minute statement is play on words, so let me clear up my meaning. How about this issue should have been put to bed in less than 5 minutes. :) I have no problem with agreeing to disagree, but I do have a problem when we continue to allow you to take motions off the floor based on your own personal opinion. I started a motion that I deferred to Tammy to make, because she agreed and wanted to make the motion to amend the bylaws so that all current elected officers retain their positions throughout the end of our first partnership agreement. I believe that Daryl, Jeff, Jessica, Tammy, and myself were all in agreement on this. I believe that only you and Tevitt agreed otherwise. Anyone can correct me if this assumption is not correct. Unless you can show me in the bylaws where you are allowed to refuse a partner the right to place a motion on the floor, I fully plan to ensure that each and every partner to include myself is not robbed of this right again. A motion can be voted up or down. Refusing to allow a motion to be made is not in Robert Rules of Order, not in our bylaws, not democratic, and not American for that matter. Continuing to discuss and decipher a confusing section of our bylaws is not in the best interest of the club when an easy and simple solution such and an amendment can be passed to end the confusion. My name is Jay Carr, and I approve this message. :) I love you guys.

--- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, Rod Scott <blackrod5@...> wrote:
>
>
> While I agree with your assessment I do not agree with the statement that if it takes 5 minutes it is too long. This was our first real look at the term limits, as written in the bylaws, since this organization has been in effect. So if we are not sure of the exact meaning of the bylaws we must discuss it and amend, if necessary, to make it clear and concise. You seem to be implying that we wasted time. I completely disagree. Items such as this warrant time for review and understanding. No one holds more of a responsibility that we abide to our bylaws than I have. Therefore, I must make sure that we do.
>
>
>
>
>
> Rod
>
>
>
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>
>
> Roderick Scott
> President * Central Florida Investment Club, LLC* centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com *
> Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter * www.floridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
> Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
> Board Member * Wake Up Mentoring * www.wakeupmentoring.com *
>
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> To: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
> From: jaycarr72@...
> Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2009 01:53:05 +0000
> Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Re: Appointments
>
>
>
>
>
> We should briefly discuss and close this issue out on the next meeting. We should also place the issue of the term limits to bed. Officers retaining their positions during each 5 yr Partnership agreement is easy to understand and makes since. We spent a large amount of time discussing a current policy that was viewed several different ways from different partners. Any policy that is as subjective as term limits should be simplified and be made clean and concise. I deal with contracts everyday at work. Approved amendments are tacked on to the back of City government contracts all the time. Let's get this behind us so that we can move forward. If we spend more than 5 minutes on this next month, that will be too long.
>
> --- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, "Daryl J" <djaxxson101@> wrote:
> >
> > Members
> >
> > Since the position of 2nd Vice President is open, I strongly recommend that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Jeff Benjamin to this position.
> >
> > Since the position of Compliance Officer is open, I strongly recommend that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Lawrence Walton to this position.
> >
> >
> > Daryl Jackson
> > Treasurer/CFO
> > Central Florida Investment Group, LLC
> >
>
>
>
>
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>
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#198 From: "jaycarr72" <jaycarr72@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 1:30 am
Subject: Re: Bylaws review - terms 		jaycarr72
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Ok, the 5 minute statement is play on words, so let me clear up my meaning.  How
about this issue should have been put to bed in less than 5 minutes.  :)  I have
no problem with agreeing to disagree, but I do have a problem when we continue
to allow you to take motions off the floor based on your own personal opinion. 
I started a motion that I deferred to Tammy to make, because she agreed and
wanted to make the motion to amend the bylaws so that all current elected
officers retain their positions throughout the end of our first partnership
agreement.  I believe that Daryl, Jeff, Jessica, Tammy, and myself were all in
agreement on this.  I believe that only you and Tevitt agreed otherwise.  Anyone
can correct me if this assumption is not correct.  Unless you can show me in the
bylaws where you are allowed to refuse a partner the right to place a motion on
the floor, I fully plan to ensure that each and every partner to include myself
is not robbed of this right again.  A motion can be voted up or down.  Refusing
to allow a motion to be made is not in Robert Rules of Order, not in our bylaws,
not democratic, and not American for that matter.  Continuing to discuss and
decipher a confusing section of our bylaws is not in the best interest of the
club when an easy and simple solution such and an amendment can be passed to end
the confusion.  My name is Jay Carr, and I approve this message. :)  I love you
guys.

--- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, Rod Scott <blackrod5@...>
wrote:
>
>
> While I agree with your assessment I do not agree with the statement that if
it takes 5 minutes it is too long. This was our first real look at the term
limits, as written in the bylaws, since this organization has been in effect. So
if we are not sure of the exact meaning of the bylaws we must discuss it and
amend, if necessary, to make it clear and concise. You seem to be implying that
we wasted time. I completely disagree. Items such as this warrant time for
review and understanding. No one holds more of a responsibility that we abide to
our bylaws than I have. Therefore, I must make sure that we do.
>
>
>
>
>
> Rod
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Roderick Scott
> President * Central Florida Investment Club, LLC*
centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com *
> Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter *
www.floridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
> Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
> Board Member * Wake Up Mentoring * www.wakeupmentoring.com *
>
>
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> To: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
> From: jaycarr72@...
> Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2009 01:53:05 +0000
> Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Re: Appointments
>
>
>
>
>
> We should briefly discuss and close this issue out on the next meeting. We
should also place the issue of the term limits to bed. Officers retaining their
positions during each 5 yr Partnership agreement is easy to understand and makes
since. We spent a large amount of time discussing a current policy that was
viewed several different ways from different partners. Any policy that is as
subjective as term limits should be simplified and be made clean and concise. I
deal with contracts everyday at work. Approved amendments are tacked on to the
back of City government contracts all the time. Let's get this behind us so that
we can move forward. If we spend more than 5 minutes on this next month, that
will be too long.
>
> --- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, "Daryl J" <djaxxson101@>
wrote:
> >
> > Members
> >
> > Since the position of 2nd Vice President is open, I strongly recommend that
the CFIC Executive Board appoint Jeff Benjamin to this position.
> >
> > Since the position of Compliance Officer is open, I strongly recommend that
the CFIC Executive Board appoint Lawrence Walton to this position.
> >
> >
> > Daryl Jackson
> > Treasurer/CFO
> > Central Florida Investment Group, LLC
> >
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#197 From: "Rod Scott" <blackrod5@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 1:29 am
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http://forums.linksysbycisco.com/linksys/board/message?board.id=Wireless_Routers\
&thread.id=2243


Jay: check the link above for details to configure the Linksys router at your
crib. We can use an internet connection during meeting. Thanks

RS

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#196 From: "jaycarr72" <jaycarr72@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 1:10 am
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I agree with Jessica's nominations of officers and accept my nomination to
remain Vice President until the end of our initial Partnership Agreement.

--- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, <jyallen@...> wrote:
>
> I agree with Jay on the term limit issue.  There were several subjective views
of how it was read in the bylaws.
>
> As for Daryl's suggestions I agree with him in filling the open positions for
Vice President and for the Compliance Officer.
> As for the other positions, I believe they should remain status quo till the
end of the first 5 year partnership agreement, so with that said:
>
> I nominate Roderick Scott for President
> I nominate Jay Carr for Vice President
> I nominate Tevitt Sullivan for Financial Secretary
> I nominate Daryl Jackson for Treasurer
> I nominate Tammy Hughes for Secretary
> I nominate Jeff Benjamin for Vice President
> I recommend appointing Lawrence Walton as Compliance Officer
>
>
> ---Since the position of 2nd Vice
> President is open, I strongly recommend that the CFIC Executive Board appoint
Jeff Benjamin to this position.
> > >
> > > Since the position of Compliance Officer is open, I strongly recommend
that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Lawrence Walton to this position.
>
> - jaycarr72 <jaycarr72@...> wrote:
> > We should briefly discuss and close this issue out on the next meeting.  We
should also place the issue of the term limits to bed.  Officers retaining their
positions during each 5 yr Partnership agreement is easy to understand and makes
since.  We spent a large amount of time discussing a current policy that was
viewed several different ways from different partners. Any policy that is as
subjective as term limits should be simplified and be made clean and concise.  I
deal with contracts everyday at work.  Approved amendments are tacked on to the
back of City government contracts all the time.  Let's get this behind us so
that we can move forward.  If we spend more than 5 minutes on this next month,
that will be too long.
> >
> > --- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, "Daryl J"
<djaxxson101@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Members
> > >
> > > Since the position of 2nd Vice President is open, I strongly recommend
that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Jeff Benjamin to this position.
> > >
> > > Since the position of Compliance Officer is open, I strongly recommend
that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Lawrence Walton to this position.
> > >
> > >
> > > Daryl Jackson
> > > Treasurer/CFO
> > > Central Florida Investment Group, LLC
> > >
> >
> >
>

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#195 From: "jaycarr72" <jaycarr72@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 1:03 am
Subject: Re: AIG stock review 		jaycarr72
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I support you on your assessment of AIG and recommendation to sell.  I
previously suggested that everyone review the When to Sell sections in our
workbook for this reason.  We have to make sure that we don't get caught with
dead stocks. I will take a look at it also, prior to our next meeting and
possible vote to sell.

--- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, "Rod Scott" <blackrod5@...>
wrote:
>
> I attempted to perform an SSG on the company AIG. While I was able to complete
the SSG the results were crazy and not useful at all. Based on visual analysis
of this company, the recent stck split, and the fact that we have just about
recouped all of the funds we initially placed into it I suggest that we sell
this stock and focus on adding another one to our portfolio.
>
> Note: the price paid for the AIG stock was $851.15. As of Wed 10/28 we have a
loss of $179.89 which equates to a loss of 21%.
>
> Thanks for your attention to this email.
>
> Rod S.
>

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#194 From: "Rod Scott" <blackrod5@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:56 am
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Daryl and Jay: please advise the classes you have taken at the Disney  Disney
Entrepreneur Center. There is no need for me to duplicate your efforts by taking
the same class. Plus it may save me some lunch money.

Thanks,

ROD

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#193 From: "Rod Scott" <blackrod5@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:51 am
Subject: AIG stock review 		code189
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I attempted to perform an SSG on the company AIG. While I was able to complete
the SSG the results were crazy and not useful at all. Based on visual analysis
of this company, the recent stck split, and the fact that we have just about
recouped all of the funds we initially placed into it I suggest that we sell
this stock and focus on adding another one to our portfolio.

Note: the price paid for the AIG stock was $851.15. As of Wed 10/28 we have a
loss of $179.89 which equates to a loss of 21%.

Thanks for your attention to this email.

Rod S.

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#192 From: Rod Scott <blackrod5@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:18 am
Subject: RE: Protocol/New Business 		code189
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I think I made my position clear on the previous email reference review and understanding of the bylaws especially the part on term limits. Again, I am obligated to make sure we abide by the document we all agreed was our governing framework.
 
Moving on to your comments about celebration. Based on your statements you do not see a reason to celebrate. Do you not agree with using the remaining funds in the 2009 budget for the annual holiday gathering that we have tried to make as a tradition? Do you think we have not made any progress that deserves a gathering of those involved in any type of celebratory occasion? Please help me understand your position because the statement you made came across very strong. Remember we can only move as fast as the slowest link.
 
In reference to starting a new business venture I will make sure that you and Jay have spot on each meeting agenda to discuss your proposal. The way I see it you two are the sponsors of that proposal. Please provide your plan so it can be attached to the yahoo group to be used as a reference. Based on your presentation at the last meeting the proposal is in a discovery phase that is needed to assist with the planning efforts. In regards to my statement about bylaws for a business venture I would hope that we have some type of agreement that states how decisions will be made once we start a new business. This should not be hard at all. There are other questions that immediately come to mind as well; legal structure, what if someone does not want to be involved, financial considerations, etc.

 
Rod
 
 
 


Roderick Scott 
President * Central Florida Investment Club, LLC* centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com *
Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter * www.floridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
Board Member * Wake Up Mentoring * www.wakeupmentoring.com *

 
 






 
To: centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
From: djaxxson101@...
Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2009 17:27:10 -0700
Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Protocol/New Business

CFIC,
I concur with Jay and Jessica on the earlier assessment of "spending too much time" on misinterpreted by-laws. Valuable time was wasted discussing our "by-laws". Let's put this too bed according to their recommendation. We are in the corporate world and sometimes we have to "think outside the box"! Npw is that time!
 
Also, I fail to understand why or what do we have to celebrate for? The funding of the portfolio was a part of our big agenda. Instead of spending funds to "celebrate" let's concentrate on membership attrition prevention, re-writing the by-laws,new business and the next five years. Seems like we are always discussing the next celebration instead of the next new business venture. At this point I strongly suggest that instead of celebrating, that we focus heavily on "new business" whatever that maybe. All new thoughts, ideas and commitments are welcome! We need new life...now! 
 
People! We got work to do!
 
Respectfully,
 
Daryl E. Jackson, M.S.M.
Treasurer and Executive Board Member, Central Florida Investment Club, LLC
centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com 
Contact No. (321) 438-1184
 
 
 
This email transmission and any accompanying attachments may contain Central Florida Investment Club, LLC privileged and confidential information intended only for the use of the intended addressee. Any dissemination, distribution, copying or action taken in reliance on the contents of this email by anyone other than the intended recipient is strictly prohibited. If you have received this email in error please immediately delete it and notify sender at the above Central Florida Investment Club, LLC email address. Sender and Central Florida Investment Club, LLC accept no liability for any damage caused directly or indirectly by receipt of this email.


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#191 From: Rod Scott <blackrod5@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:01 am
Subject: RE: Re: Appointments 		code189
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I accept the nomination to continue as CFIC president until the beginning of the 2011 calendar year. This will complete the 5 year term that is the same as the initial contract.

 
 
 


Roderick Scott 
President * Central Florida Investment Club, LLC* centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com *
Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter * www.floridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
Board Member * Wake Up Mentoring * www.wakeupmentoring.com *

 
 






 
To: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
CC: jaycarr72@...
From: jyallen@...
Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2009 09:05:10 -0400
Subject: Re: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Re: Appointments

 
I agree with Jay on the term limit issue. There were several subjective views of how it was read in the bylaws.

As for Daryl's suggestions I agree with him in filling the open positions for Vice President and for the Compliance Officer.
As for the other positions, I believe they should remain status quo till the end of the first 5 year partnership agreement, so with that said:

I nominate Roderick Scott for President
I nominate Jay Carr for Vice President
I nominate Tevitt Sullivan for Financial Secretary
I nominate Daryl Jackson for Treasurer
I nominate Tammy Hughes for Secretary
I nominate Jeff Benjamin for Vice President
I recommend appointing Lawrence Walton as Compliance Officer

---Since the position of 2nd Vice
President is open, I strongly recommend that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Jeff Benjamin to this position.
> >
> > Since the position of Compliance Officer is open, I strongly recommend that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Lawrence Walton to this position.

- jaycarr72 <jaycarr72@hotmail.com> wrote:
> We should briefly discuss and close this issue out on the next meeting. We should also place the issue of the term limits to bed. Officers retaining their positions during each 5 yr Partnership agreement is easy to understand and makes since. We spent a large amount of time discussing a current policy that was viewed several different ways from different partners. Any policy that is as subjective as term limits should be simplified and be made clean and concise. I deal with contracts everyday at work. Approved amendments are tacked on to the back of City government contracts all the time. Let's get this behind us so that we can move forward. If we spend more than 5 minutes on this next month, that will be too long.
>
> --- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, "Daryl J" <djaxxson101@...> wrote:
> >
> > Members
> >
> > Since the position of 2nd Vice President is open, I strongly recommend that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Jeff Benjamin to this position.
> >
> > Since the position of Compliance Officer is open, I strongly recommend that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Lawrence Walton to this position.
> >
> >
> > Daryl Jackson
> > Treasurer/CFO
> > Central Florida Investment Group, LLC
> >
>
>


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#190 From: Rod Scott <blackrod5@...>
Date: Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:57 pm
Subject: Bylaws review - terms 		code189
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While I agree with your assessment I do not agree with the statement that if it takes 5 minutes it is too long. This was our first real look at the term limits, as written in the bylaws, since this organization has been in effect. So if we are not sure of the exact meaning of the bylaws we must discuss it and amend, if necessary, to make it clear and concise. You seem to be implying that we wasted time. I completely disagree. Items such as this warrant time for review and understanding. No one holds more of a responsibility that we abide to our bylaws than I have. Therefore, I must make sure that we do.
 
 
Rod

 
 
 


Roderick Scott 
President * Central Florida Investment Club, LLC* centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com *
Member * Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter * www.floridasigmas.com/alumni.htm *
Amateur Photographer * www.flickr.com/photos/rod_sigma/sets *
Board Member * Wake Up Mentoring * www.wakeupmentoring.com *

 
 






 
To: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
From: jaycarr72@...
Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2009 01:53:05 +0000
Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Re: Appointments

 
We should briefly discuss and close this issue out on the next meeting. We should also place the issue of the term limits to bed. Officers retaining their positions during each 5 yr Partnership agreement is easy to understand and makes since. We spent a large amount of time discussing a current policy that was viewed several different ways from different partners. Any policy that is as subjective as term limits should be simplified and be made clean and concise. I deal with contracts everyday at work. Approved amendments are tacked on to the back of City government contracts all the time. Let's get this behind us so that we can move forward. If we spend more than 5 minutes on this next month, that will be too long.

--- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, "Daryl J" <djaxxson101@...> wrote:
>
> Members
>
> Since the position of 2nd Vice President is open, I strongly recommend that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Jeff Benjamin to this position.
>
> Since the position of Compliance Officer is open, I strongly recommend that the CFIC Executive Board appoint Lawrence Walton to this position.
>
>
> Daryl Jackson
> Treasurer/CFO
> Central Florida Investment Group, LLC
>



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#189 From: "Rod Scott" <blackrod5@...>
Date: Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:47 pm
Subject: Mike Nichols payment 		code189
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I met with Mike Nichols to present him with his final payment. I have attached a
scanned copy of his signature of receipt to this yahoo group.


RS

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#188 From: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:13 pm
Subject: New file uploaded to Centralfloridainvestmentclub 		Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
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Hello,

This email message is a notification to let you know that
a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Centralfloridainvestmentclub
group.

   File        : /MNichols confirmation.pdf
   Uploaded by : code189 <blackrod5@...>
   Description : MNichols final payment confirmation

You can access this file at the URL:
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#187 From: Lawrence Walton <jwalton111@...>
Date: Wed Oct 28, 2009 1:10 pm
Subject: Re: Protocol/New Business 		jwalton111
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Sounds like a missed a very spirited debate....



--- On Wed, 10/21/09, Daryl Jackson <djaxxson101@...> wrote:

From: Daryl Jackson <djaxxson101@...>
Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Protocol/New Business
To: "CFIC" <centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2009, 8:31 PM

 
 
CFIC,
I concur with Jay and Jessica on the earlier assessment of "spending too much time" on misinterpreted by-laws. Valuable time was wasted discussing our "by-laws". Let's put this too bed according to their recommendation. We are in the corporate world and sometimes we have to "think outside the box"! Npw is that time!
 
Also, I fail to understand why or what do we have to celebrate for? The funding of the portfolio was a part of our big agenda. Instead of spending funds to "celebrate" let's concentrate on membership attrition prevention, re-writing the by-laws,new business and the next five years. Seems like we are always discussing the next celebration instead of the next new business venture. At this point I strongly suggest that instead of celebrating, that we focus heavily on "new business" whatever that maybe. All new thoughts, ideas and commitments are welcome! We need new life...now! 
 
People! We got work to do!
 
Respectfully,
Daryl E. Jackson, M.S.M.
Treasurer and Executive Board Member, Central Florida Investment Club, LLC
centralfloridainves tmentclub@ yahoogroups. com 
Contact No. (321) 438-1184
 
 
 
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#186 From: "tevittsr" <tevittsr@...>
Date: Thu Oct 22, 2009 1:38 pm
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CFTIC memebers, this is my current address info: 5422 Timberchase Ct., Orlando FL 32811. 


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#185 From: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thu Oct 22, 2009 1:29 pm
Subject: New file uploaded to Centralfloridainvestmentclub 		Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
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Hello,

This email message is a notification to let you know that
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#184 From: Daryl Jackson <djaxxson101@...>
Date: Thu Oct 22, 2009 12:31 am
Subject: Protocol/New Business 		djaxxson101
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CFIC,
I concur with Jay and Jessica on the earlier assessment of "spending too much time" on misinterpreted by-laws. Valuable time was wasted discussing our "by-laws". Let's put this too bed according to their recommendation. We are in the corporate world and sometimes we have to "think outside the box"! Npw is that time!
 
Also, I fail to understand why or what do we have to celebrate for? The funding of the portfolio was a part of our big agenda. Instead of spending funds to "celebrate" let's concentrate on membership attrition prevention, re-writing the by-laws,new business and the next five years. Seems like we are always discussing the next celebration instead of the next new business venture. At this point I strongly suggest that instead of celebrating, that we focus heavily on "new business" whatever that maybe. All new thoughts, ideas and commitments are welcome! We need new life...now! 
 
People! We got work to do!
 
Respectfully,
Daryl E. Jackson, M.S.M.
Treasurer and Executive Board Member, Central Florida Investment Club, LLC
centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com 
Contact No. (321) 438-1184
 
 
 
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#182 From: Daryl Jackson <djaxxson101@...>
Date: Thu Oct 22, 2009 12:02 am
Subject: FINANCIAL SECRETARY AUDIT 		djaxxson101
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Tevitt,
I was reviewing an earlier post and for some reason an incorrect Excel file came up. In any case, attached is the correct file.
 
Thanks,
 
Daryl E. Jackson, M.S.M.
Treasurer and Executive Board Member, Central Florida Investment Club, LLC
centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com 
Contact No. (321) 438-1184
 
 
 
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#181 From: <jyallen@...>
Date: Wed Oct 21, 2009 1:05 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Appointments 		jyallen1
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I agree with Jay on the term limit issue.  There were several subjective views
of how it was read in the bylaws.

As for Daryl's suggestions I agree with him in filling the open positions for
Vice President and for the Compliance Officer.
As for the other positions, I believe they should remain status quo till the end
of the first 5 year partnership agreement, so with that said:

I nominate Roderick Scott for President
I nominate Jay Carr for Vice President
I nominate Tevitt Sullivan for Financial Secretary
I nominate Daryl Jackson for Treasurer
I nominate Tammy Hughes for Secretary
I nominate Jeff Benjamin for Vice President
I recommend appointing Lawrence Walton as Compliance Officer


---Since the position of 2nd Vice
President is open, I strongly recommend that the CFIC Executive Board appoint
Jeff Benjamin to this position.
> >
> > Since the position of Compliance Officer is open, I strongly recommend that
the CFIC Executive Board appoint Lawrence Walton to this position.

- jaycarr72 <jaycarr72@...> wrote:
> We should briefly discuss and close this issue out on the next meeting.  We
should also place the issue of the term limits to bed.  Officers retaining their
positions during each 5 yr Partnership agreement is easy to understand and makes
since.  We spent a large amount of time discussing a current policy that was
viewed several different ways from different partners. Any policy that is as
subjective as term limits should be simplified and be made clean and concise.  I
deal with contracts everyday at work.  Approved amendments are tacked on to the
back of City government contracts all the time.  Let's get this behind us so
that we can move forward.  If we spend more than 5 minutes on this next month,
that will be too long.
>
> --- In Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com, "Daryl J"
<djaxxson101@...> wrote:
> >
> > Members
> >
> > Since the position of 2nd Vice President is open, I strongly recommend that
the CFIC Executive Board appoint Jeff Benjamin to this position.
> >
> > Since the position of Compliance Officer is open, I strongly recommend that
the CFIC Executive Board appoint Lawrence Walton to this position.
> >
> >
> > Daryl Jackson
> > Treasurer/CFO
> > Central Florida Investment Group, LLC
> >
>
>

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#180 From: Lawrence Walton <jwalton111@...>
Date: Wed Oct 21, 2009 12:24 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Business Matrix 		jwalton111
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ok, I found it new e-mail my bad



--- On Wed, 10/21/09, jwalton111 <jwalton111@...> wrote:

From: jwalton111 <jwalton111@...>
Subject: [Centralfloridainvestmentclub] Re: Business Matrix
To: Centralfloridainvestmentclub@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2009, 8:22 AM

 
Where is the bussiness matrix????

--- In Centralfloridainves tmentclub@ yahoogroups. com, "Daryl J" <djaxxson101@ ...> wrote:
>
> CFIC Members,
> A sample New Business Matrix has been uploaded. I urge you all to look at it and provide me with thoughts and suggestions. This is serious business!
>
> D. Jackson
>



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