JTM Rapid Boards: Fwd: Inventors, Entrepreneurs, Manufacturers: How to "Make" it in America

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Fwd: Inventors, Entrepreneurs, Manufacturers: How to "Make" it in America

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BusinessUSA Today June 18, 2014 Visit Business.USA.gov

Become a "Maker"

Introducing "Making" and "Makers"

Dale Dougherty, CEO of Maker Media, explains what "making" and "makers" are (Read entire White House article here). "Making can be called creating, producing, crafting, shaping, tinkering, composing, and building… 'Maker' [is] a broadly defined identity for people... who enjoy making things."

How to Start "Making"

Explains Dougherty: "There are many ways to get started, including finding resources online that can help you learn." Explore our programs and services for Entrepreneurs on BusinessUSA.

Makerspaces

"A good way is to find places in your community organized by Makers, " said Dougherty. "These are known as makerspaces but also go by other names. At a makerspace, you can get access to tools, materials, and most importantly, mentors who can help you."

(Above) New Washington, DC, location of TechShop, a membership-based facility that's a do-it-yourself fabrication and prototyping studio, hackerspace, and learning center. TechShop gives "makers" access to "tools and resources like 3D printers, laser cutters, plastics and electronics labs, a machine shop, a wood shop, a metal working shop, a textiles department, design software, and much more."

Taking it to the Next Level

The White House announced yesterday additional access to facilities and advanced equipment for entrepreneurs, inventors, and manufacturers including some of the most prestigious government labs (Read the Fact Sheet here):

Mayors Maker Challenge: More than 90 Mayors and local leaders have committed to expand access to physical locations and new manufacturing and prototyping equipment in their communities.

Federal R&D Access: The Administration is helping manufacturing entrepreneurs access more than $5 billion worth of advanced equipment in federal R&D facilities that they may use to develop new technologies and launch new inventions.

"Maker" Assistance

In honor of the "National Day of Making" today, June 18, 2014, and the White House hosting its first-ever White House Maker Faire, we've assembled some federal tools and programs for all you U.S. "makers", inventors and manufacturers:

Are you an inventor? Take advantage of the USPTO's Inventor's Assistance Program (IAP) which engages in a range of educational and outreach services to help inventors understand the value of protecting their intellectual property and how to navigate the patent process. Learn more...

Are you a manufacturer who wants to make new products? Contact NIST's Manufacturing Extension Partnership, a nationwide network providing services from innovation strategies to process improvements to workforce development, with a focus on helping manufacturers develop new customers, expand into new markets and create new products. Learn more...

Are you a foreign manufacturer or U.S. manufacturer with offshore production who wants to make products in the United States? Try out our Invest in the U.S. wizard for government services and tools to help you make it in the USA and read about the Reshoring Initiative.

(Above) SelectUSA's Summer Forum on June 17, 2014, in DC, explained the financial advantages and the how-to's of reshoring or moving production in the United States.

Highlighted was the excellent Total Cost of Ownership Estimator that manufacturers can use to assess all costs of manufacturing overseas vs. in the U.S

National Inventors Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

(Above) The Annual Induction Ceremony to the U.S. National Inventors Hall of Fame was last held a month ago on May 21, 2014. You could be there next year, so get "making!"

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Riding Of The Practical Knowledge Through The Moves Done Up Ahead; Up River In The Visualization Of River Boarder Moves Being Done. One Should Fit The Shape That's Going To Steer Through The Rapids Accurately In Order To Make The Sport Safer And Better. It Is True That This Sport Is Beyond All Of Us Inspiring All Of Us River Boarders To Champion The Charge Up River In The Uplifting Of The Human Spirit, Therefore To Instance Such Self Reliance In Action By Shaping And Self Propelling In Roaring Rapids That Are Deep Enough Where The Rider's Wise Enough To Navigate With Some Custom Steering Edges By A River Boarder Capable Of Eyeing The Spot To Ride In. The Set Up Should Also Be Customized For Each Spot The Rider Is Going To Ride In. Any One Size Fits All Is Inaccurate When Dealing With Multiple Gaps Of A Set Of Rapids With Skimming Spaces On Either Side Wherefore Knowing Where All Of The Rocks Are At Is As Important As Is Where To Mix And Match The Handle System, The Board And Set Up To Fit What Gap In The Rapids You Want To Start From In The Ride Up River. All Shapes Are Available In Foam Composite Or Wood, Just Tell Me Which Shape As Well As Color Of Edges, Background, What Creature and Color Of It.

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2. Do Not Attach Metal To Board Or Set Up

3. Be Alert And Give Right Of Way To River Traffic

4. Do Not Leave Board Unattended In Water

5. Do Not Detach Set Up From Shore With Board In Water

6. Do Not Attach Set Up To Branches Of Trees

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Here's What We Are Talking Here As Far One On One Lessons Being Procured For Sound Judgement Of River Safety And High End Athletic Display To Get To A Professional Level Of River Boarding Where The Rider Is Doing, An Actual Repertoire Of River Boarder Moves. It Is Fully Understood That Not Everyone Grew Up Swimming In A River And Is Prepared For Anything That Can Happen On One, That's Why We Have JTM A.K.A Jeremy Tobias Matthews River Boards. A Subsidiary Of River Ruler Entertainment. A Film And Music Production Label. Wether I Am Training You To Be A Future Franchise Owner Or Just So You Can Teach Your Own Children The Rate Is $90 An Hour Happy To Be Of Service Just Set An Appointment If You Need Me. See Also River Board Group Rate Lessons In The Search Box To To See Group Rate Lessons Before Setting An Appointment.

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The Soul Of The Sport Of River Boarding Is Connecting To The Specific Rapids We Ride In Through Working With Our Hands And Our Feet And So Moving To Moving Through With The Follow Through JTM Rapid Boards Hereby Discloses That Upon Receiving An Email Request For Order Form And Going Through The Email Exchange Estimate Process The Following Will Occur: The Rider Will Get The Exact Custom Board Made By Hand That They Want Within Two Weeks After We Have Received A Check Made Out To The Shaper By Hand To Jeremy Matthews(See Contact Info).

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Stretch Technician Services

The Art Of The Stretch System Is To Get The Stretch The Same Consistency As The Current To Ride In So The Rider Is In Balance With The River. This Is A Lot Less Strain On The Body. It Also Makes For A Smooth Even Pull Up River With No Jerks Or Sudden Stops. Since Every Riding Spot Is Different The Professional Rider Has Different Length Segments To Match Different Spots. Therefore For The Safety Of Customers The Rider Should Know How Many Gaps They Want To Charge Up Into And How Deep The Water Is. The Shop Rate For Making A Set Up Is $40 An Hour Tie Off Instructions Included With Purchase. Please Set An Appointment For Estimate.

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A4 Description

Overall This One Is Shaped Like An Otter However This One Does Have A Tendency To Get Caught In A Dive If The Rider's Weight Is Not Kept On The Back End To Prevent The Current From Taking The Nose To The Bottom So The Rider Must Adjust When Caught In a Dive. Don't Just Let It Go. You Will Just Have To swim To The bottom To Get It Anyway. You Might As Well Adjust Right Then And There And Put Weight On The Back End Of The Board While Your Exploring Underneath The River. It Does Have A Split Tail On The Rear Which Makes For Nice Rail To Rail Banking. It Also Has The Inverted Center So You Can Carry It Under Your Arm Like A SurfBoard With The Same Length As A3.

A5 Description

One Of The Things I Love About This Shape Is The Diversity Of Tricks It Allows. A Skilled Rider Can Do Any Trick On Any Shape Granted, But Some Tricks As A Shaper Has A Certain Shape In Mind, Just Work Better For Those Tricks. That Is Why A Good Shaper Rides The Boards They Make And Visualizes The Moves They Will Do Within The Movement And Bodily Timing With The Rapids Before They Make The Shape They Ride And So This Is The One That This Rider Can Do The Most Tricks Under The Water, On The Water And Above The Water With To Begin With, And Then Once The Tricks Are Mastered They Can Be Done On Any Board. Some Boards Will Work Better For Different Body Types So Knowing Your Own Body Is The first Step And Knowing The Tricks And Spot Come Next. Trust Yourself You Will Always Do That The Best.

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Fwd: Inventors, Entrepreneurs, Manufacturers: How to "Make" it in America

BusinessUSA Today June 18, 2014 Visit Business.USA.gov

Become a "Maker"

"Maker" Assistance

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