Knowledge, Work, and Buying Opportunity

I earned an MBA from Vanderbilt University in 2005, a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree from The University of Tennessee, and a diploma in banking from The Graduate School of Banking. I was the president of the TVA Investment Challenge during 2004 which outperformed the S&P500 by 10% during my presidency, and I was also Vice President of the real estate club. 

I have extensive work experience running RBW Capital Advisors, LLC, I have interviewed on television discussing financial markets on Bloomberg, worked at Davis Selected Advisors (a mutual fund), and at Clayton Bank and Trust.  I have also held work positions with a hotel, general goods retailer, grocery, and a church-related camp teaching kayaking, high ropes course, and caving, among others.  I sold books for the Southwestern Company and won an award for working 80 hours a week during summer while in college.  I currently work part-time because I have established a business for hydroelectric investing for a renewable energy investment among other equity exchange traded investments.

I have kept a utility bill for where I reside at less than $80 monthly. I have a plan for reducing residential energy to save many terawatts yearly, think about an air conditioner and other electric using items, compare with usage of 1,500 watts per hours hourly x 24 hours could be 36 kWh, making that 13 megawatt hours, mWh, per year, which calculates using $.11 cents/kwh average, times 300 million people making that 3.9 quadrillion, and that's equivalent to 433 billion us dollars annually. There are better options than always air cooling an entire residential structure so if you would like to pay for a consultation on energy efficiency education email me.

I have discontinued the usage of air cooling, mechanized, for myself, which requires natural ventilation as a reliable oxygen source. Growing indoor foliage may be another option eventually. Indoor foliage should be seven to eight trees worth unless 400 house plants, according to sciencefocus.com, and another oxygen source would be an indoor pond with phytoplankton, algae.

My global warming prevention solution includes planting trees to absorb incrementally increasing CO2, turning off air cooling and heating except during freeze conditions to prevent water pipe rupture, opening windows slightly when home or adding non-mechanized ventilation for when mechanized air is off to save money on a utility bill, and planting additional shrubs to contribute to the shrubs that I have planted as my third paid work activity.

Show to me a picture of your Jenkins book and I will sell to you onions and garlic.  

   Ten water balloons for sale $5 USD plus shipping.