Showing posts with label Committee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Committee. Show all posts

Monday, November 10, 2008

Why Every Local Organization Needs Their Own Proactive And Interactive Website

Update

November 10, 2008 - December 1, 2008

Local organizations; including churches, that have a membership base should have a proactive and interactive website.

The vast majority of websites that are currently online are inadequate for "21st Century" community needs and reality. Many local clubs, organized groups and churches do not even have a website. The following are just a few of the reasons why having a more proactive and interactive website is beneficial:

1. Increased productivity - Important messages can be posted, rather than typed and distributed.
2. Improved accessibility to leaders, administrators and/or staff - Message services and boards can be easily added to any site. Forms and documents can also be completed online; rather than in person.
3. Lower operating expenses - More meetings can be done online as well, thus lowering the cost of utility services and fuel.
4. Lower expenses mean a greater savings to members as a unit -These additional savings should encourage members to increase donations and contributions.
5. Improved operational efficiency - Bulletins, schedules, communications and forms can also be posted online and downloaded.
6. Members can shop locally, nationally or internationally and compare quality or prices , thus reducing the cost of fuel and maintenance on vehicles.
7. If dotws is used instead of dotcoms, increased revenues for community programs and sponsored activities.
8. The more individuals and families can do online, the more money and fuel individuals and families can save.

How To Order Complete Computer Systems For Individuals, Families Or Groups

The number below is a direct line to Mr. Murray. He will handle these purchases personally or a member of his team. In order to insure low cost factory direct prices, you must ask for the Bayne Street Computer Special.

Call: 1-800-846-2042 Ext 23781
9 am - 6 pm - Monday thru Friday
After Hours: 1-585-406-2746

Mr. Murray and his staff can not answer your questions about Bayne Street. To find out more about The Bayne Project, contact us directly or read our blogs.

Paying For Computers And Continued Online Access

We have also solved the problem of paying for computers and staying online. The money saved in the Bayne Street Project's grocery service alone will pay for the computer, continued Internet access, essential household items, fuel for the car, van or truck and pay bills. If there are families or individuals that you know of in your community with online computers that need to save more money or increase their income, send them to the Bayne Street Project at:


Examine our services and programs for yourself for authenticity, accuracy and legitimacy. If you are satisfied this is a start, have them find my name (George Sistrunk) and join all the programs. All programs are free to join. You can even join yourself, setup your own blog or website and organize your community, neighborhood, friends, family, co-workers, congregation (If a church), members (if an organization) or other groups or clubs to work with you.

Even though the online programs and opportunities we have investigated, researched and represent will explain themselves, someone from "The Bayne Street Project" will be there to assist them and answer any additional questions they or you might have.

The bigger this network becomes, the more reliable services and programs we can bring on board and the more revenue will circulate within our communities. This will allow more families to effectively cope with the rising cost of living. Interested individuals can also call me at:

1-803-534-6727
9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. - Monday - Saturday
Ask for George Sistrunk if I do not answer the phone personally.

If this telephone line is busy, call our 24/7 answering service..
1-800-331-1274 Extension 39125

All anyone has to do is leave his/her name, telephone number and the best time to contact him/her. Someone from Bayne Street will call you back as soon as possible. If you establish your own project, have them call you or someone you designate for this purpose. Thank you for reading... Naturally, any computer/s you purchase and donate to a church or any non profit community based program organization is tax deductible.

George M Sistrunk
423 Bayne Street
POB 217
Orangeburg, SC 29116

Additional Online Information & Resources

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Still Immersed

Update

August 6, 2008 - October 16, 2008

Since May 31, 2008, the members of Bayne Street's Ad Hoc Committee have been continually immersed in personal, family, business and professional matters.

These personal, but extemely important matters have severely limited and restricted the amount of time we have been able to devote to the project. We had hoped that the situations, circumstances and the series of events that descended on the committee at the end of May would have subsided by now, but they haven't.

In fact, in many cases, personal situations worsened and this includes the passing of beloved family members. However, we are undaunted and will continue our work and commitment to bring more working families and computers together. We firmly believe this is most effective strategy to cope with new actualities that will emerge as the 21st Century nears.

The recent upheavels in the world's financial markets that have wiped out billions in investment portfolios are just the beginning of a worsening economic crisis. The world's oil crisis that exploded the price of fuel and consumer goods and services upward is not over either.

The news is not all bad, in fact, for Bayne Street participants in South Carolina, the news is exceptional good. We have recently allied ourselves with a national effort to accumulate $30,000,000.00 (Thirty Million Dollars) over the next 5 years, barring any unfortunate circumstances and events. The lessons we learned earlier this year played a significant role in our decision to join this effort.

More about this in our next blog post.

Monday, April 14, 2008

Church Flyer

Bayne Street's Church Flyer


The Bayne Street Project
Ad Hoc Committee



Why Every Church Member Needs A Home Computer

Factories and plants are closing and moving overseas. The cost of fuel, food and other essential items is rising. It is becoming increasingly more difficult to find a job or a second job to help with expenses. The Internet is rapidly becoming the means by which church members can access money saving services, educational resources, earn additional income and lower family expenses to meet these new economic challenges. These are advantages church members need.

In addition, moving all church members into the "Information Age" will allow your church to operate more efficiently and cost effectively. Bible study can be conducted online, as well as church business meetings and group discussions. Members will have 24/7 access to church leaders and information bulletins. Members can be updated in real time when it comes to church sponsored programs and community activities. Finally, tithes and offerings can be donated much more conveniently and easier online .

Ad Hoc is a Latin phrase that means “for this purpose”. For this purpose we have organized ourselves to help school-age children acquire home computer systems to access Internet-based educational resources; to help our families and every family in our community economically by providing the means by which any participating family can increase their income from $100.00 to $500.00 a month, save $100.00 a month or more or a combination of both.


In order to take advantage of these Internet-based resources, church members must have their own home computer and printer.

Arrangements have been made with a leading manufacturer that will allow you to purchase an Internet-ready computer complete with monitor, printer and software direct from the manufacturer. The following number is a direct line to Mr. Murray. He will handle your purchase personally or a member of his team. The money you save from using our grocery service alone will pay for it and unlimited Internet access.

Call: 1-800-846-2042 Ext 23781
9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Monday to Friday
After Hours: 1-585-406-2746
(Financing is available for qualified buyers)
Ask for the Bayne Street home computer special

After you get your computer and connect to the Internet or if you have a computer that is already connected to the Internet

(Find your contact person and enroll in all the programs. If you need further assistance, contact the person whose name is on this flyer. He will explain these programs to you.)

Your Contact Person is George Sistrunk
803-268-0716
1-800-331-1274 Mailbox 39125
(24/7 answering service - 24 hour delay before message is answered.)


Keep This Flyer For Future Reference. Do Not Discard.



Update: April 16-30, 2008

The meeting scheduled for Monday night at 7:30 p.m., April 14, 2008 has been rescheduled for a later date to be announced. During the interim, Madame Chair agreed to diversify our community activities to include churches, clubs, organizations, non profits, schools, businesses and professionals. George Sistrunk will develop the necessary fliers and post them on the blog so any Ad Hoc Committee can use them.

The entire Bayne Street Project operational base in the Fairground subdivision in Orangeburg has been completed, except Sprinkle Avenue. 287 families in this area have been given Bayne Street flyers. 80% of the Heritage Subdivision has been completed. 300 families have been given Bayne Street flyers. In addition; 128 churches across America have been contacted and 250 families in Brentwood, North Brentwood and Williams Plaza Subdivisions have been exposed to Bayne Street programs.

Activity Analysis

Contacting African-American churches via the Internet has proven to be a major problem. The reason: The overwhelming majority do not have functional websites. The vast majority of email addresses and contact information have proven to be bogus or outdated. An unexpected large number of churches have not updated their web pages in 1 or 2 years.

The response from our operational base has also been disappointing when it comes to actual computers ordered. This is significant because, individuals and families can not take advantage of Bayne Street programs without computers. For May and the remainder of 2008, The Project will move out of poverty pockets in the Orangeburg area into the mainstream.

Sunday, April 13, 2008

Revised Community Flyer

Bayne Street's Community Flyer


The Bayne Street Project
Ad Hoc Committee



Why Your Family Needs A Home Computer


Factories and plants are closing and moving overseas. The cost of fuel, food and other essential items is rising. It is becoming increasingly more difficult to find a job or a second job to help with expenses. The Internet is rapidly becoming the means by which families can access money saving services, educational resources, earn additional income and lower family expenses to meet these new economic challenges.

Ad Hoc is a Latin phrase that means “for this purpose”. For this purpose we have organized ourselves to help school-age children acquire home computer systems to access Internet-based educational resources; to help our families and every family in our community economically by providing the means by which any participating family can increase their income from $100.00 to $500.00 a month, save $100.00 a month or more or a combination of both.

In order to take advantage of these Internet-based resources, you must have your own home computer and printer.


Arrangements have been made with a leading manufacturer that will allow you to purchase an Internet-ready computer complete with monitor, printer and software direct from the manufacturer. The following number is a direct line to Mr. Murray. He will handle your purchase personally or a member of his team. The money you save from using our grocery service alone will pay for it and unlimited Internet access.

Call: 1-800-846-2042 Ext 23781

9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Monday to Friday
After Hours: 1-585-406-2746
(Financing is available for qualified buyers)
Ask for the Bayne Street home computer special

After you get your computer and connect to the Internet or if you have a computer that is already connected to the Internet...

Go to: http://baynestreetsignup.blogspot.com
(Find your contact person and enroll in all the programs. If you need further assistance, contact the person whose name is on this flyer. He will explain these programs to you.)

Your Contact Person is George Sistrunk
803-268-0716
1-800-331-1274 Mailbox 39125
(24/7 answering service - 24 hour delay before message is answered.)


Keep This Flyer For Future Reference. Do Not Discard.





Update: March 20-31, 2008


During this time period, George Sistrunk established a relationship with a leading computer manufacturer to address the issue of obtaining enough Internet ready computers for participants. Several participants in the original ten committee members were replaced because of a variety of different personal reasons.

The new additions to Bayne Street are:
Reginald Jennings
Nikia Purnell
Saundra Robertson
Linda Kaartinen

Replacing
Otis Harrison, Ken McClellan, Dorothy Waymer-Synder and Alpha Josie. Otis Harrison will still work closely with the committee as obligations permit.

On Thursday March 27, 2008, George Sistrunk and Reginald Jennings did a test market of 200 homes in the Heritage Subdivision to determine response ratios and how many homes in that particular area had computers.


Update: April 1-15, 2008

The results from the initial test market were dismal. This is what we discovered after a follow up evaluation.

1. Out of 200 homes, none had home computer systems.
2. Credit worthiness is a major issue.
3. The vast majority can not connect intellectually; how having a computer will benefit them.

New strategies were needed and a revised flyer that dealt with the need to have a home computer system. George Sistrunk completed these objectives and the revised flyer was posted on the blog on Sunday April 13, 2008 along with the blog updates. A meeting was called and will be held at 423 Bayne Street on Monday night, April 14, 2008, at 7:30 p.m. to discuss the following:

1. How to get local finance companies involved.
2. How to get local churches, schools and other non profits involved.
3. How to get well known celebrities involved.
4. What needs to be done to get 500 computer systems into local homes within 30 days to establish momentum.

Friday, November 30, 2007

Organizing A Community For Success

The Bayne Street Project
Ad Hoc Committee


Chair Person - Lorraine Primrose
Co-Chair - George M. Sistrunk

What is Bayne Street's purpose for being?

The purpose of the Bayne Street Project Ad Hoc Committee is to find, identify, implement, develop and expand income opportunities that anyone can take advantage of on or off the Internet. Our goal is to increase the average monthly income and/or savings or a combiantion of both for any participant from $100.00 to $500.00 a month. In this blog post, you will discover:

1. The Purpose Of Bayne Street's Blog
2. Why We Organized As An Ad Hoc Committee
3. What Is An Ad Hoc Committee?
4. The Purpose Of An Ad Hoc Committee
5. Why Establish An Ad Hoc Committee
6. Establishing The Bayne Street Neighbor Helping Neighbor Ad Hoc Committee
7. The First Official Meeting
8. Minutes Of The Meeting
9. Blog Format, Additional Needs That Can Be Met, The Beginning, Changes, Alterations To The Format & Moving Forward, Unexpected Delays


The Purpose Of Bayne Street's Blog

The purpose of Bayne Street's Blog is to let anyone see how people can come together and organize themselves to accomplish common goals and objectives, For the first time, anyone can see behind the scenes how decisions are made, how problems are handled. Key players and minor players, the people out front and how they got there. We have done this so any group of individuals in the "Free World" can come together, organize themselves, solve common problems and improve their lives and communities by working together.


Why Organized As An Ad Hoc Committee

We have chosen to organize as an Ad Hoc Committee because anyone can organize a group of people for a specific purpose. The Committee, even though informal, serves as an organizing platform from which expertise can be obtained and information, ideas and concepts can be discussed and disseminated in an orderly professional manner. In addition, anyone can join and participate as long as he/she is of legal age in the State of South Carolina, his/her/their State and/or country and can conduct himself/herself/themselves in an intelligent manner.


What is an Ad Hoc Committee?

Definition of Ad Hoc

Ad hoc is a Latin phrase which means "for this purpose". It generally signifies a solution that has been custom designed for a specific problem, it is non-generalizable, and cannot be adapted to other purposes. Examples include a tailor-made suit, a handcrafted network protocol or a purpose-specific equation. Ad hoc can also have connotations of an improvised event. Other derivates of the Latin include AdHoc, adhoc and ad-hoc.

The Purpose Of An Ad Hoc Committee

An Ad Hoc Committee is one that is formed to deal with a particular issue, and disbanded after the issue is resolved. These committees provide stop gap or temporary measures to solve problems that are not resolved by ordinary processes. The GATT, (The General Agreement on Trariffs and Trade) for example, was controlled by an Ad Hoc committee before the WTO (World Trade Organization) was established. Since, helping families cope with the rising cost of living in America and abroad is an ongoing problem, Bayne Street and similar Committees will be around for a long time.


December 1-12, 2007 update

Why Establish An Ad Hoc Committee

The reason you want to establish an Ad Hoc Committee is because there are no laws anywhere in the "Free World" that prevent citizens from coming together for a specific purpose. There are no laws anywhere that regulate Ad Hoc Committees because it is not an entity. It has no legal status, business or otherwise.

An Ad Hoc Committee is not an association, club or organization. It is not non profit, nor is it for profit. It will not have a bank account, phone number or business address. Members will meet at each other's homes, in churches, lodges or in any facility; public or private, that can or will accommodate the Committee if an Ad Hoc Committee ever decides to hold regular meetings after their first initial meeting.

Assuming you have more than one person that begins the organizational process,
there are no officers; other than the Chair and/or Co-chair. Participation is strictly voluntary; as well as, any work or organizing Committee members might do or perform in the community. In addition as an Ad Hoc committee, participants can acquire expert advice from qualified professionals and receive this advice as a community service.


December 13-31, 2007

Establishing The Bayne Street Project Ad Hoc Committee

After weeks of discussion between Lorraine Primrose and George Sistrunk, the Bayne Street Project Ad Hoc Committee met on December 13, 2007 at the Huddle House Restaurant, located at 1046 John C Calhoun Drive in Orangeburg, South Carolina, to officially establish Bayne Street as a working Ad Hoc Committee. An Agenda was written by George Sistrunk and given to Lorraine Primrose.


First Official Meeting

Our memo looked liked the following:

The Bayne Street Project Ad Hoc Committee
First Official Meeting

Location:
Huddle House Restaurant
Calhoun Drive
Orangeburg, SC 29115

Date: December 13, 2007

Participants:
Lorraine Primrose
Lee Orr
George M Sistrunk

Purpose:

1. To formally establish The Bayne Street Project Ad Hoc Committee as a functional, expeditious and effective means by which we can organize ourselves, others and income producing activities for this purpose; which is to increase our income, save money or both by a minimum of $100.00 to $500.00 per month.
2. To formally declare Lorraine Primrose as Chair and George Sistrunk as Co-chair.
3. To discuss ways and means by which we can accomplish our objectives.
4. To examine our online activities so that we can become effective researchers and investigators into income producing activities that will not only benefit us, but our families and hundreds of others.
5. To critically examine current ventures for explosive growth and expansion potential.

Agenda

I: Call to Order
II: Invocation or Prayer
III: Open Meeting
A. Old Business
B. New Business
1. Formally declare Lorraine Primrose as Chair and George Sistrunk as Co-chair.
2. Open meeting for formal discussions of current income producing ventures advantages and disadvantages.

IV: Close Meeting
V: Benedicition



Minutes of the Meeting

The minutes of this meeting and future meetings will be summarized to save time, space and to reduce unnecessary repetition. The participants at the first meeting of The Bayne Street Project Ad Hoc Committee were Lorraine Primrose, Lee Orr and George Sistrunk. It was moved by George Sistrunk and seconded by Lorraine Primrose that the meeting be officially called to order at 7:30 p.m. EST.

The floor was opened for any old business and new business. George Sistrunk moved that Lorraine Primrose be declared Chair person and he be declared Co-chair. It was second by Lee Orr and the vote was unanimous without dissent.

Special notation: When your Ad Hoc Committee begins it may be with only one or two people.

During the meeting, the follow issues were discussed and agreed upon:

1. To focus our efforts on finding opportunities that have broad appeal; rather than specific appeal. Broad appeal means an opportunity and/or program almost anyone can participate in.
2. Obey, conform to and be in compliance with any local, state, national and/or international law. This means and includes no spamming and unlawful solicitation.
3. Operate and conduct ourselves with absolute honesty and integrity. This means no hyping, misleading information, omitting relevant facts and complete transparency.
4. Have only one standard - Excellence - in everything we say and do.
5. Establish a blog that will detail our efforts, so any group of people can follow and duplicate our efforts.

We also agreed:

1. 95% to 98% of all income opportunities on the Internet are either junk programs or bogus programs that are not worth our time or effort.
2. The current ventures we are involved in are not strong enough to have explosive growth or maximum appeal, even though, individually, they are good opportunities.
3. Our primary opportunity must be able to operate effectively online and off.
4. Not to throw away contacts. Any email bounce back will be kept if there is a physical address and phone number.
5. To utilize postcards and standard mail rather than rely solely or primarily on electronic mail.
6. The problem is not with networking and sponsoring, it is with the networkers and sponsorers.
7. To limit our research to U.S. based companies because many income opportunities that originate in foreign countries are illegal in America.
8. To divide our online research alphabetically; with Lorraine researching companies from A-L and George researching companies from M-Z.

In addition, we agreed to keep the following programs as supplemental income opportunities until our primary opportunity has been discovered. Links will be added in the menu section. You will find links to the right of blog entries.
These non-competing business interest create income streams from a few cents to a few hundred dollars.

1. InBoxDollars & SendEarnings - The reason - Everyone that signs up gets paid $5.00 & $3.00 respectively. Plus, if you must read your emails, get paid while doing it.
2. MyPowerMall - The reason - If you must shop online, get paid.
3. Free Card Matrix - The reason - If you must do business (buying, selling or paying) online - do not jeopardize your personal or business bank accounts. Establish another account for this purpose. Plus, you get paid for every referral.
4. Global Domains, Inc. - The reason - If you want or need a website - get paid for having and maintaining one.
5. G.R.N.S. - The reason - If you must take a vacation, do it at the lowest possible price and the highest possible quality for your money and still get paid. (removed because of company changes - o4/15/08)
6. VMC Satellite - The reason: If you are switching from cable, become an affiliate and earn $110.00 on your own system and $110.00 for every installed referral.
7. Hits4Pay (added 02/26/08) - The reason - Commercial email comes to your email address all the time, you might as well get paid to read it.

Finally, we agreed to meet again when we have found a company/ies that meet our primarily guideline of mass appeal with a useful product and/or service. The meeting was closed and ended with a benediction.

January 1-15, 2008

Blog Format

It has been discussed with Madame Chair to limit posting to Bayne Street's blog during it's early inception. The reason for this discussion is to maintain the original chronology of events and activities so any group can follow the timeline and sequence. This original post will be updated in its current format until the opportunity/ies are discovered and operational guidelines are established.

January 16-31, 2008

Additional Needs That Can Be Met

It was discussed with Madame Chair to examine ways and means to save families money in the following areas because saving money is virtually the same as earning additional income.

There are companies that have the technology to:

1. Lower Fuel or gasoline cost from 8% to 10%
2. Reduce home electric bills by 25%
3. Cut grocery bills from 5% - 10%
4. Slash phone bills from 12% - 25%.
5. Provide online or ISP (Internet Service Provider) services and you still get paid.

February 1-15, 2008

The Beginning

During the weeks of February 1st - 15th, 2008, it was discussed and agreed to begin the Bayne Project by the end of February. Madame Chair suggested we start with the programs we have and build from this point. She came to this decision because after months of searching the Internet and reviewing income programs, none really meet our needs. Eventually, we will find or create the income program we need.

Madame Chair also suggested changes to the flyer. We will remove the answering service and put her number there. Also, the flyer will target those people in our immediate neighborhood with computers. The reason for this change is because we don't have an offline program that has mass appeal and is something anyone can do. We don't want 2 ups or binary marketing formats.

We also decided how we will organize community participation. We will work with groups of ten. This is an important break through because GDI (Global Domains. Inc.) maximizes income and provides an infinity bonus for any independent contractor that can maintain 10 active representatives on his/her first and second levels.

In further discussions with Madame Chair, it was to agreed to add Hits4Pay to our list of online income sources for Bayne Street. Because of Bayne Street's structure, it is extremely important that all participants operate and conduct their personal life and business enterprises with absolute integrity and honesty. It is the only way for a non entity without formal rules and regulations to succeed and survive.


February 16-29, 2008

Changes, Alterations To The Format & Moving Forward

It was discussed and agreed to by Madame Chair, that Bayne Street has an Information Blog and a an enrollment blog or signup page that will be linked to Bayne Street. It was also agreed to remove all sales, marketing and/or business related links from Bayne Street and move them over to Bayne Street Information or to the new signup page. These projects were started and completed during this time period.

It was discussed and agreed to by Madame Chair to begin work on Bayne Street's flyer. The preliminary flyer was completed and added to Bayne Street Information. The flyer has Madam Chair's phone number on it rather than Bayne Street's 24/7 voice mail.
Since the vast majority of income programs are online, it was agreed to limited initial focus and community contact to people with Internet access,

During this time period, Almenia Hussey, recommended Black Planet as a good place to begin expanding our venue for contacting others about setting up similar committees in their communities. George checked it out, joined and has made a number of contacts, but they are still on a personal level, rather than professional level. You can click on Black Planet to review his page. A target date of March 1, 2008 was established to begin Bayne Street operations.

It was agreed to and decided to contact people that were known to have an interest in 6 figure incomes to become the original starting 10 of Bayne Street. These 10 would work with all the others and help them build and grow their individual Ad Hoc Committees. It was also agreed to ad member websites and/or blogs to Bayne Street's navigation links; as well as, any public service announcements.

George decided to contact the people that helped him build Unity International, Inc into a $50,000,000 corporation. He would contact Edward C. Graham, LaVerne Washington, Otis Harrison and Dorothy Waymer-Snider - the former President of Unity, Inc.. From Independent Marketing, he would contact Tanya Williams - Original board member and Ken McClellan a close friend and IMG.Ws Associate.

Since Alpha Jose was already with him in other online programs, he would automatically be included as one Bayne Street's starting 10. Madame Chair would contact Linda Kaartinen. A press release was also discussed and agreed to that would be written by George Sistrunk and present to Madame Chair prior to March 1, 2008. During the interim period, the Bayne Street concept would be developed, improved and Madame Chair would continue researching the Internet for compatible programs and/or income opportunties.


March 1-15, 2008

Unexpected Delays

During the first week of March, Bayne Street experiened unexpected delays. Otis Harrison and LaVerne Washington still had not been contacted and the agreement for the coupon service still had not been finalized. The coupon service would be a major part of Bayne Street because with it, families could save up to $25.00 a week or more on groceries. During the week, Almenia Hussey was added to the list of the original 10 Bayne Street participants.

It was also discussed and agreed to delay Bayne Street's start until the original 10 had their links on the Enrollment Blog. The telephone response still needed evaluation for accuracy and effectiveness and Otis Harrison still had not had an opportunity to review Bayne Street's operational concepts.

Otis Harrison is an important indivudual because he has been apart of every major community or economic movement in Orangeburg. Therefore, getting his evaluation was a top priority. Plus, he keeps his finger on the psychological pulse of Orangeburg. He can tell you candidly whether an idea will fly or crash with uncanny accuracy.