Oil, Gas, And Renewable Energy: Netherlands Industry Guide – Aarkstore Enterprise Market Reserach Report

Oil, Gas, and Renewable Energy: Netherlands Industry Guide is an essential resource for top-level data and analysis covering the Netherlands Oil, Gas, and Renewable Energy industry. It includes detailed data on market size and segmentation, textual analysis of the key trends and competitive landscape, and profiles of the leading companies. This incisive report provides expert analysis with distinct chapters for Crude Oil, Oil & Gas, Renewable Energy and Service Stations

Scope of the Report

* Contains an executive summary and data on value, volume and segmentation for Crude Oil, Oil & Gas, Renewable Energy and Service Stations

* Provides textual analysis of the industry’s prospects, competitive landscape and profiles of the leading companies

* Incorporates in-depth five forces competitive environment analysis and scorecards

* Includes five-year forecasts for Crude Oil, Oil & Gas, Renewable Energy and Service Stations

Highlights

* The Dutch oil & gas market generated total revenues of .9 billion in 2008, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 21.5% for the period spanning 2004-2008.

* The Dutch service stations industry generated total revenues of .4 billion in 2008, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.9% for the period spanning 2004-2008.

* The Dutch crude oil market generated total revenues of .8 billion in 2008, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 29.3% for the period spanning 2004-2008.

* Despite a brief decline in 2007, the Dutch renewable energy market has recorded dramatic rates of growth in recent years.

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* Spot future trends and developments

* Inform your business decisions

* Add weight to presentations and marketing materials

* Save time carrying out entry-level research

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Life-based Savings within the UK Savings Landscape

Introduction

The UK life and pension providers have realized the necessity of engaging with consumers and not just developing relationships with intermediaries in order to engage them with saving.

Scope

* Examines the current shape of consumers’ savings behavior and explore factors that are currently limiting this.
* Assesses strategies to combat barriers to save for investment policies and identifies consumer segments to target.
* Provides actionable points to help life and pension companies find innovative methods customer engagement to life-based savings.

Highlights

The life and pensions industry has recognized the need to engage with consumers. However, consumer attitudes are reflected in their purchasing decisions of life-based savings products and their behaviors have been affected by the conditions in the financial markets.

Reasons to Purchase

* Identify key consumer segments to target for life-based savings products.
* Access analyses documenting the trends behind consumer’ attitudes to saving.
* Provides actions points to aid strategic decision making based on the insights analyzed.

TABLE OF CONTENT
Overview 1
Catalyst 1
Summary 1
Executive Summary 2
Table of Contents 3
Table of figures 4
Table of tables 5

CONSUMERS’ ATTITUDES TO SAVINGS 6
Introduction 6
Many consumers believe that it is their individual responsibility to save but many lack the guidance on how to achieve this 6
People are not saving for the future, assuming that they will be looked after by the buckling state system 6
Consumers have a short-term outlook when making saving and investment decisions 6
Customers lack confidence in poorly performing equity-based products 7
However, consumers are concerned about the eroded value of their savings but are simply lacking in guidance 7
Consumers may have the intention to save but their financial position makes it an unfeasible option 8
Consumers are sacrificing savings to put the priority towards clearing their debts 8
Personal debt levels have been increasing due to a credit-dominated society and worsened by the economic crisis 9
Young people have embraced credit as a way of life and are most in debt 11
Low Bank of England interest rates have offset the desire to save 11
Consumer confidence to financial services suffered a blow during the financial crisis 11
Consumer confidence in financial institutions have plummeted during the financial crisis 11
Consumers who are seeking financial guidance have also been priced out of the savings market and unable to afford advice 12
High commissions and poor quality of advice on the part of advisors are concerns in the life-based investment market 12
Quality of advice accompanying investment decisions has come into question as investment bonds perform poorly 12
There is a misconception in the market that bonds are a no- or low-risk investment 13
However, poor quality service does exist in the life-based investment market 13

BARRIERS AGAINST LONG-TERM SAVINGS AND LIFE-BASED INVESTMENTS 14
Life-based investments are perceived as more suitable for the affluent 14
Providers have made attempts to satisfy the demand for guarantees and capital protection by risk wary customers 14
However, providers have found it difficult to protect itself against the risk of guarantees becoming too onerous 15

ENGAGING CONSUMERS WITH LIFE-BASED INVESTMENTS 16
Education and improved communication strategies will help providers engage with consumers 16
Consumers need effective and regular communication 16
Providers should highlight investment bonds as an alternative retirement strategy to revive sales 17
Investment bonds offer flexible retirement planning strategies for those approaching retirement 17
The ability to withdraw money in the lifetime of the investment makes investment bonds attractive to the changing retirement planning landscape 17
Investment bonds also offer the customer the advantage of income tax deferral 18
Providers should highlight the complementary nature of investment bonds to ordinary pension plans 18
Investment bonds are suitable for different investment strategies 18
A bond is also an efficient investment for inheritance tax planning 18
Providers need to innovate life-based investments to suit the risk-profile of today’s consumers 19
Product development must focus on flexibility 19

APPENDIX 20
Definitions 20
Life-based savings products 20
Life assurance 20
Term assurance 20
Income protection 20
Critical illness 20
Collective life 21
ISAs 21
Personal pensions 21
Stakeholder pensions 21
Group personal pensions (GPPs) 21
SIPPs (Self Invested Personal Pensions) 21
ABI definitions of distribution channels 21
Independent financial advisors (IFAs) 21
Direct sales forces 22
Tied agents 22
Multi-tied agents 22
Bancassurance 22
Direct marketing 22
Telesales 22
Other 22
Further reading 22
Ask the analyst 23
Datamonitor consulting 23
Disclaimer 23

List of Tables
Table 1: Gross lending and balances outstanding, £m, 2003-09 10

List of Figures
Figure 1: Consumers were more concerned about outstanding debts and repayments than the value of their savings and investments 9
Figure 2: Gross lending has declined since 2004 but balances outstanding only started to decline in 2009 10

The Future of the Offshore Drilling Industry to 2015 – Market Analysis, Capital Spend and Competitive Landscape -Aarkstore Enterprise

It has released a study “The Future of the Offshore Drilling Industry to 2015 – Market Analysis, Capital Spend and Competitive Landscape” The study, which is an offering from the company’s Energy Research Group, provides an in-depth analysis of the offshore drilling industry and highlights the various concerns, shifting trends and emerging regions in the global offshore drilling industry. The report provides forecasts of the offshore exploratory and development drilling expenditure to 2015. The report provides in-depth analysis of the key trends and challenges in the global drilling industry. The report also discusses the major offshore projects globally and provides an analysis of the competitive scenario in each of the geographies covered. The report is built using the data and information sourced from proprietary databases, primary and secondary research and in-house analysis by its  team of industry experts.

The global offshore drilling market experienced a slowdown in 2009 following the hectic activity witnessed in the previous years. The growth of the offshore drilling market is driven by high demand and the prices of crude oil and natural gas. The increase in the demand for oil and natural gas due to high economic growth during the period from 2004 to 2008 was responsible for the continuous increase of crude oil and natural gas prices until mid 2008. The demand for oil and gas and the prevalent high prices stimulated increased activity in the offshore drilling market. However, since the economic slowdown and the collapse of the oil and gas prices from the record levels of 2008, many of the offshore projects have become uneconomical and have since been delayed or cancelled. Also, offshore drilling expenditure is directly dependent on the exploration and production capital spending of the international oil companies, national oil companies and independent producers. The tight credit situation and an uncertain outlook for the oil and gas global demand have affected the capital expenditure plans of the exploration and production companies. These factors have had a negative effect on the offshore drilling expenditure in 2009. However, the future outlook for offshore drilling is encouraging and the expenditure is expected to steadily increase to 2015.

Scope

- Provides a complete overview of the future prospects of the offshore drilling business.
- Provides forecasts of the offshore drilling expenditure to 2015.
- Includes the exploratory and development drilling expenditure forecasts to 2015
- Analyzes the offshore drilling expenditure in the major regions of the world.
- Forecasts the world market by region and type of activity in terms of expenditure levels.
- Identifies the high growth areas and markets for the future business expansion and market expansion.
- in-depth analysis of the offshore drilling industry, highlights the various concerns, shifting trends and emerging regions in the global offshore drilling industry
- Analyzes the strategies of the major offshore drilling contractors such as Transocean Ltd, Noble Corporation, Diamond Offshore, Ensco International plc, Seadrill
- Top lease holders discussed include BP Plc, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, Hess Corporation,ExxonMobil Corporation,Petroleo Brasileiro S.A., Repsol YPF, S.A

Reasons to buy

- Develop business strategies with the help of specific insights about the offshore drilling industry.
- Identify opportunities and challenges in the global offshore drilling industry.
- Understand the market positioning of the offshore drilling contractors.
- Increase future revenues and profitability with the help of insights on the future opportunities
- Critical success factors in the global offshore drilling industry.
- Benchmark your operations and strategies against the major players in the global offshore drilling industry.
 
 Table of Contents : 
1 Table of Contents
1 Table of Contents 6
1.1 List of Tables 8
1.2 List of Figures 9
2 The Future of the Offshore Drilling Industry to 2015 10
2.1 Report Guidance 10
3 Introduction To The Offshore Drilling Industry 12
3.1 Importance of Offshore Oil and Gas Production and Major Offshore Areas 13
3.2 Offshore Drilling Industry Structure and the Process of Offshore Drilling 14
3.3 Types of Rigs and Support Services 14
3.3.1 Mobile Bottom Supported Rigs 15
3.3.2 Floating Rigs 15
3.3.3 Key Technologies Used As Supporting Mechanisms in Floating Rigs 15
3.3.4 Subsea Production and Processing Systems 16
4 Key Trends And Challenges In The Offshore Drilling Industry 17
4.1 Key Drivers of the Offshore Drilling Industry 17
4.1.1 Growth In Oil And Gas Demand In The Long Term And The Increase In The Offshore Oil And Gas Production are Driving The Growth Of The Offshore Drilling Industry 17
4.1.2 The Shift in Investment to New and Emerging Offshore Regions such as Asia and Brazil is Driving the Growth of Offshore Drilling on these Regions 17
4.1.3 Increasing Trend towards Deep and Ultra Deep Water Exploration and Production is Driving the Growth of the Offshore Drilling Industry 17
4.1.4 Rapid Technology Advances are a Key Driver of the Development of the Offshore Drilling Industry 18
4.2 Major Challenges in The Offshore Drilling Industry 19
4.2.1 Global Economic Slowdown and Low Commodity Prices are a Challenge for the Growth of the Offshore Drilling Industry in the Short Term 19
4.2.2 Decreases in Exploration and Production Capital Expenditure is a Major Challenge for the Offshore Drilling Contractors 20
4.2.3 Geopolitical Risks and Terrorist Threats Might Have a Major Impact on the Offshore Drilling Activities In Particular Countries 21
4.2.4 Highly Competitive Drilling Industry with Intense Price Competition in Addition to the Decrease in the Drilling Activity will be a Major Challenge 22
4.3 Offshore Drilling Units Planned and Under Construction 22
4.4 Mergers and Acquisitions in the Global Offshore Drilling Industry 27
5 Global Offshore Drilling Expenditure Forecasts To 2015 29
5.1 Global Offshore Drilling Expenditure Forecasts To 2015 29
5.2 Global Exploratory and Development Drilling Expenditure 31
5.3 Competitive Analysis of the Offshore Drilling Industry, 2009 34
5.3.1 Competitive Structure 34
5.3.2 Market Share Analysis of the Global Offshore Drilling Industry, 2009 34
5.4 Profiles of the Major Offshore Drilling Contractors 35
5.4.1 Transocean Ltd. 35
5.4.2 Noble Corporation 36
5.4.3 Diamond Offshore Drilling 37
5.4.4 Ensco International 37
5.4.5 Seadrill 38
6 North America Offshore Drilling Expenditure Forecasts To 2015 40
6.1 North America Drilling Expenditure Forecasts To 2015 40
6.2 North America Exploratory Drilling Expenditure 41
6.3 North America Development Drilling Expenditure 42
6.4 Major Offshore Oil and Gas Projects In North America 44
6.5 Exploration and Production Companies’ Offshore Activity in North America 44
6.5.1 North America, Top Lease Holders In 2009 44
7 South And Central America Offshore Drilling Expenditure Forecasts To 2015 46
7.1 South and Central America Drilling Expenditure Forecasts To 2015 46
7.2 South and Central America Exploratory Drilling Expenditure 47
7.3 South and Central America Development Drilling Expenditure 49
7.4 Major Offshore Oil and Gas Projects in South and Central America 50
7.5 Offshore Activity of the Exploration and Production Companies in South and Central America 51
7.5.1 South and Central America, Top Lease Holders In 2009 51
8 Europe Offshore Drilling Expenditure Forecasts To 2015 54
8.1 Europe Drilling Expenditure Forecasts To 2015 54
8.2 Europe Exploratory Drilling Expenditure 55
8.3 Europe Development Drilling Expenditure 57
8.4 Major Offshore Oil and Gas Projects in Europe 58
8.5 Offshore Activity of Exploration and Production Companies in Europe 59
8.5.1 Europe, Top Lease Holders in 2009 59
9 Middle East And Africa Offshore Drilling Expenditure Forecasts To 2015 62
9.1 The Middle East and Africa Drilling Expenditure Forecasts to 2015 62
9.2 The Middle East and Africa Exploratory Drilling Expenditure 63
9.3 The Middle East and Africa Development Drilling Expenditure 65
9.4 Major Offshore Oil and Gas Projects in the Middle East and Africa 66
9.5 Offshore Exploration and Production Activity in the Middle East And Africa 68
9.5.1 Middle East and Africa, Top Lease Holders in 2009 68
10 Asia Pacific Offshore Drilling Expenditure Forecasts To 2015 70
10.1 Asia Pacific Drilling Expenditure Forecasts To 2015 70
10.2 Asia Pacific Exploratory Drilling Expenditure 72
10.3 Asia Pacific Development Drilling Expenditure 73
10.4 Major Offshore Oil and Gas Projects in Asia Pacific 74
10.5 Offshore Exploration and Production Activity in Asia Pacific 75
10.5.1 Asia Pacific, Top Lease Holders in 2009 75
11 Appendix 78
11.1 Methodology 78
11.1.1 Coverage 78
11.1.2 Secondary Research 79
11.1.3 Primary Research 79
11.1.4 Expert Panel Validation 79
11.2 Units of Measure 79
11.3 Contact Us 80
11.4 About GBI Research 80
11.5 Disclaimer 80″
 
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The Future of the Offshore Drilling Industry to 2015 – Market Analysis, Capital Spend and Competitive Landscape

Summary

GBI Research has released a study “The Future of the Offshore Drilling Industry to 2015 – Market Analysis, Capital Spend and Competitive Landscape” The study, which is an offering from the company’s Energy Research Group, provides an in-depth analysis of the offshore drilling industry and highlights the various concerns, shifting trends and emerging regions in the global offshore drilling industry. The report provides forecasts of the offshore exploratory and development drilling expenditure to 2015. The report provides in-depth analysis of the key trends and challenges in the global drilling industry. The report also discusses the major offshore projects globally and provides an analysis of the competitive scenario in each of the geographies covered. The report is built using the data and information sourced from proprietary databases, primary and secondary research and in-house analysis by GBI Research’s team of industry experts.

The global offshore drilling market experienced a slowdown in 2009 following the hectic activity witnessed in the previous years. The growth of the offshore drilling market is driven by high demand and the prices of crude oil and natural gas. The increase in the demand for oil and natural gas due to high economic growth during the period from 2004 to 2008 was responsible for the continuous increase of crude oil and natural gas prices until mid 2008. The demand for oil and gas and the prevalent high prices stimulated increased activity in the offshore drilling market. However, since the economic slowdown and the collapse of the oil and gas prices from the record levels of 2008, many of the offshore projects have become uneconomical and have since been delayed or cancelled. Also, offshore drilling expenditure is directly dependent on the exploration and production capital spending of the international oil companies, national oil companies and independent producers. The tight credit situation and an uncertain outlook for the oil and gas global demand have affected the capital expenditure plans of the exploration and production companies. These factors have had a negative effect on the offshore drilling expenditure in 2009. However, the future outlook for offshore drilling is encouraging and the expenditure is expected to steadily increase to 2015.

Scope

- Provides a complete overview of the future prospects of the offshore drilling business.
– Provides forecasts of the offshore drilling expenditure to 2015.
– Includes the exploratory and development drilling expenditure forecasts to 2015
– Analyzes the offshore drilling expenditure in the major regions of the world.
– Forecasts the world market by region and type of activity in terms of expenditure levels.
– Identifies the high growth areas and markets for the future business expansion and market expansion.
– in-depth analysis of the offshore drilling industry, highlights the various concerns, shifting trends and emerging regions in the global offshore drilling industry
– Analyzes the strategies of the major offshore drilling contractors such as Transocean Ltd, Noble Corporation, Diamond Offshore, Ensco International plc, Seadrill
– Top lease holders discussed include BP Plc, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, Hess Corporation,ExxonMobil Corporation,Petroleo Brasileiro S.A., Repsol YPF, S.A

Reasons to buy

- Develop business strategies with the help of specific insights about the offshore drilling industry.
– Identify opportunities and challenges in the global offshore drilling industry.
– Understand the market positioning of the offshore drilling contractors.
– Increase future revenues and profitability with the help of insights on the future opportunities
– Critical success factors in the global offshore drilling industry.
– Benchmark your operations and strategies against the major players in the global offshore drilling industry.

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Small and Medium Biopharmaceutical Enterprises in North America and Europe – Biotechnology Clusters, Funding Characteristics and Regulatory Landscape

Summary

The latest research, “Small and Medium Biopharmaceutical Enterprises in North America and Europe – Biotech Clusters, Funding Characteristics and Regulatory Landscape” report provides an overview of the small and medium biopharmaceutical enterprises in the North American and European regions. The report provides an insight in to the importance of Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) in the biotechnology industry. It covers market characterization, geographical spread of SMEs, drivers and restraints, regulatory scenarios and funding challenges faced by the biotechnology SME industry. The study reviews the role of SMEs in driving the pipeline within the biotechnology industry, the role of governments in promoting the sector, as well as potential gaps. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the deals in the SME sector and also provides competitive benchmarking to understand how SMEs compete.

This report is built using data and information sourced from proprietary databases, primary and secondary research and in-house analysis by GBI Research’s team of industry experts.

Scope

The scope of this report includes :
– Biotechnology SME composition in North America, and Europe. In North America, the US (United States) and Canada are covered. The report covers European countries such as the UK (United Kingdom), Germany, Canada, France, Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, the Netherlands and Belgium.
– Pipeline analysis data for the two geographies to provide an understanding of the contribution of biotechnology SMEs in the pipeline of the industry. 
– Qualitative analysis of market drivers and restraints and funding for SMEs. Funding structure for biotechnology SMEs and issues faced in funding.
– Analysis of deals involving biotechnology SMEs.
– Competitive landscape covering key players Clovis Oncology, Pacific Biosciences, ActoGeniX, Aileron, BioVex, AC Immune, Avila Therapeutics, Chroma Therapeutics, KaloBios, Achaogen.

Reasons to buy

The report will enhance your decision making capability in a more rapid and time sensitive manner. It will allow you to :
– Develop an understanding of the SME biotechnology sector and the role played by them in driving innovation in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.
– Understand the funding related issues that SMEs face and make use of the potential solutions.
– Exploit in-licensing and out-licensing opportunities by identifying the key areas of licensing activities of SME biotechnology firms.
– Understand and exploit M&A opportunities present in the biotechnology SME landscape.
– Develop a clear knowledge & understanding of how SMEs are supported in North America and Europe.
– Identify key players best positioned to take advantage of the emerging market opportunities.

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Aarkstore Enterprise -The Post Carbon Landscape: Alternative pathways to a low carbon landscape

The Post Carbon Landscape: Alternative pathways to a low carbon landscape
 

Over the last 30 years more and more scientists and economists have come to understand that the world is a complex dynamic system rather than a linear Newtonian one.

The world of finance experienced the extreme effects of the workings of a complex dynamic system as relatively isolated events on the world stage were amplified rapidly into features which threatened the totality of the global economic system. We are currently living through the aftermath of this extreme turbulence.

The world of energy is about to enter an era of ever increasing complexity and interdependence as patterns of demand shift through such changes as a moves to the electrification of transport, as populations grow, and as rising economic prosperity spurs on demand for energy based services. What the size and shape of demand will be is highly uncertain. What the portfolio of sources will be to meet that demand is also highly uncertain with the advent of non-traditional sources of oil and gas, the growth of renewable generation, the potential rise of distributed community based generation, the in-home generation potential, and the use of cars and homes as energy sinks and storage. In addition we see the gas and electricity markets moving from a world defined by energy and metering to one defined by communications and IT (together with energy and metering). Picturing this world as a system is the essential first step in understanding what may happen.

Key features of this report

• Exploration of the complex dynamic system of energy
• A review of the bandwidth of demand uncertainty based on projections of population growth, rising economic prosperity and the potential for energy efficiency improvement
• An examination of how the world of supply may evolve
• An exploration of two scenarios – pathways to a Low Carbon Landscape
• A comparison of the scenarios and the evidence for them in the world today
• The argument for complex dynamic system simulation as an essential tool for managing the energy future

Scope of this report

• Achieve a quick and comprehensive understanding of how energy market demand trends and supply possibilities may impact on the world by 2050
• Gain a helicopter perspective on how the various elements of the energy system interact
• Understand the bandwidth of uncertainty facing the world in order to appreciate the breadth of outcome, and the scale of the challenge, facing all of us
• Identify the opportunities for grasping emergent market elements such as non-conventional gas, in-home and community generation etc

Key Market Issues

• Climate change:- The growth of carbon dioxide emissions globally potentially threaten the viability of our existing socio-economic systems. Governments around the globe are extremely aware of the issues although differences in beliefs and responses mean that it is by no means certain what our carbon outcome will be
• Demographics:- The population is set to grow from just under 6 billion to just over 9 billion people. By 2050 the economic prosperity of the Chinese is likely to the same as the citizens of the USA today which in turn will fuel the demand for energy services. Demographics put us on the path to a world of extremely high energy demand – and a very high carbon outcome.
• Demand:- Looking at both demographics and potential energy savings the bandwidth of future demand lies somewhere between 12 and 24 billion tonnes of oil equivalent in 2050 vs a level of 8 billion tonnes of oil equivalent today

Key findings from this report

• The world of energy and carbon can be represented as a complex dynamic system
• Energy demand will increase either a little or a lot, from 8 billion tonnes of oil equivalent today to somewhere between 12 and 24 billion tonnes of oil equivalent by 2050
• A lack of hydrocarbon molecules is not the problem – even given peak oil. The questions are: can these be exploited in an environmentally and economically acceptable fashion? And can the growth of supply keep up with the pace of growth of demand?
• To mitigate climate change energy efficiency is not enough – the decarbonisation of supply is essential
• Significant benefits can be derived from electrifying transport, and to some extent heating, providing the source of the electricity is carbon free

Key questions answered

• What will the demographics of the world look like in 2050 in terms of the number of people, wealth and energy based service requirements?
• What levels of energy efficiency improvement can we foresee?
• What are the implications for energy demand – in total and at sector level?
• Where will future hydrocarbons come from after peak oil?
• What will generation look like in 2050?

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Genesis Love and psalm 90

Psalm 90 reads as follows from the Oxford Annotated bible as follows:

Lord, you have been our dwelling place in all generations,

Before the mountains were brought forth,

Or ever you had formed the earth and the world,

From everlasting to everlasting you are God,

You turn us back to dust,

And say, “ turn us back, you mortals,

For a thousand years in your sight,

Are like yesterday when it is past,

Or like a watch in the night,

You sweep them away, they are like a dream,

Like grass that is renewed in the morning,

In the morning it flourishes and is renewed,

In the evening it fades and withers,

For we are consumed by your anger:

You have set our iniquities before you,

Our secret sins in the light of your countenance,

For all our days pass away under your wrath;

Our years come to an end like a sigh,

The days of our life are seventy years,

Or perhaps eighty if we are strong,

Even then their span is only toil and trouble,

And they are soon gone, and we fly away,

Who considers the power of your anger?

Your wrath is as great as the fear that is due you.

So teach us  us to count our days,

that we may gain a wise heart.

Turn, O Lord! How long?

Have compassion on your servants!

Satisfy us in the morning with your steadfast love,

That we may rejoice and be glad all of our days,

Make us glad as many days as you have afflicted us,

And as many years as we have seen evil,

Let your work be manifest to your servants,

And your glorious power to their children,

Let the favor of the Lord our God be upon us,

And prosper for us the work of our hands,

O prosper the work of our hands!

This psalm is rather haunting and seems to have a cosmic split to what it is saying. This psalm is attributed to Moses as the author. The initial verses of this psalm speak of a Genesis, the Lord is at the origin of our being, and knew the psalmist before the beginnings of the earth.

The Lord is the dwelling place, as he is the author of our being and is the ultimate and only source. Ultimately, there is no place else to call home. The light of the Lord’s countenance sees all, including secret sins. Moses has seen, felt and experienced the anger of the Lord, and there remains a deep fear of the Lord and the loss of his favor. There is beauty and renewal but sin can quickly encroach on that and wither the experience away.

Verse 11 says, “Who considers the power of your anger, your wrath is as great as the fear that is due year.” There is in Moses view a righteous fear of the Lord. This great power of the Lord as it is recognized by Moses is to be looked upon with reverent fear.

The Lord has a different perspective, even on time as a thousand years in his sight are like yesterday gone by. The primary gain that Moses asks for is a wise heart with leanings towards perspective and how the Lord sees or what the Lord’s sight is. He asks that the Lord teach them even what the true perspectives of these days are. Then he proceeds into linked intercessions, where he asks the Lord to turn, seemingly to turn away from his wrath and have compassion. Verse 14 says, “Satisfy us in the morning with your steadfast love, so that we may rejoice and be glad all our days.” The “morning of your steadfast love” is something that cannot be earned and because it comes before anything is achieved or accomplished. It is love given at the dawn or the beginning and as such it couldn’t have been earned. This represents the intrinsic love of the Lord that preexists anything that person might have done. “The morning of your steadfast love” is all from the initiative of God, part of his call that comes first and is manifest only from love which is a Genesis type of love of the Lord for an individual’s soul. It is a steadfast love that continues potentially from everlasting to everlasting with salvation. Moses sees it as a consoling love, as first 15 says, “Make us glad as many days as you have afflicted us, as many years as we have seen evil.” It is also a love that will satisfy, and not leave you in any way bereft. There is a satisfaction to the love of the Lord that is their from the beginning, the greats you right at the outset.

Here, Moses and those with him have been survivors. They have not been swept away, as others had.. Perhaps he is referring to the Egyptians when he speaks in verse 5 of those whom were swept away.

The Lord’s sight includes the watch at night and a thousand years are like one night of watching so you can trust that the Lord can keep you under his watch

In the final verses of this psalm, he approaches the Lord strongly in what he is asking. Verses 16 thru 17 says, “Let your work be manifest to your servants,

And your glorious power to their children,

Let the favor of the Lord our God be upon us, and

Prosper for us the work of our hands-

O prosper the work of our hands.”

Moses here is very forceful in what he is asking. He is asking for manifestation of power that extends to the next generation and is also present now in its glory. There is to be no withering here, as opposed to what happened to those who were swept way. Moses had seen the hand of the Lord and had quite strongly witnessed the works of his wrath against the Egyptians early on.

Here though it is interesting that someone who obviously had great favor from the Lord, does ask for that continued favor and asks for prosperity upon the works of our hands. If Moses needed to ask for blessings and favor upon his projects, and that the Lord and manifestation of the Lord’s glorious power be upon them, then anyone else in the subsequent history of man will need to do this as well if they want this given Moses truly exalted status in the eyes of the Lord. He asks that the Lord “prosper for us”. This is saying a whole lot in that the Lord could change millions of things for someone just to help and prosper them. He can change landscapes, markets, lands, nations just as a favor to those whom he is doing this for. This is the type of prayer Moses is bringing to the Lord. While the Lord can turn, he also turns as well and meets him not only in holy fear but in the glorious splendor. In verse 13 it says, “Turn, Lord! How long! Have compassion on your servants.” Here Moses as throughout is not just praying for himself but is the great intercessor in asking the Lord to turn in compassion for his servants. As he perceives the turn, he himself turns and continues into prayer for great favor, prosperity and that the Lord be upon us. He had seen and experienced a whole lot and did know that the Lord can be upon us and had seen great works in Egypt and beyond.

Another key to Moses pleas is that he is now identifying those who have remained as servants of the Lord. They are not asking as strangers, but as servants who know, serve, and seek the Lord in knowledge of who he is.

In verse 13 it asks that the Lord teach us, that we may gain a wise heart and wisdom from the Lord is always gain and always a gift of the heart.

Tops Reasons to Start Home Based Business Franchise

For those who want to start a business from home, there are many home based franchise business options to choose from. In fact, more and more prospective investors and entrepreneurs are entering the business world with this unique franchising concept. In fact, there is plenty of home based business franchise for sale today in different categories such as business services franchise, clothing franchise, and so on. Due to the franchising concept, entrepreneurs don’t have to start a business from scratch. In fact, they need to work on a successful business model and concept. This is due to this fact; success in any popular franchise business is very high.  

If you get to enjoy the benefits of running a home based franchise business right from the comfort of your home, you can easily combine your career with family responsibilities. Here are some major reasons associated with this unique business concept:

Personal Freedom: The most enticing aspect of buying a home based franchise business is the personal freedom you can enjoy. You can have control over how you want to spend your time and enjoy life. You will be your boss and there will be no one to order you as what to do and so on.  If you are good at time management, home based business can be just the perfect solution for you as you can earn as much as possible.

Enjoy financial benefits: Apart from personal freedom, there are attractive financial benefits also in a home based business franchise opportunity. As you don’t have to travel to reach your office, you can enjoy huge savings on commute time, gasoline and transportation expenses. Since you work at home, you don’t have to pay anything for rented office premises. The earning potential is directly proportional to the amount of time you are devoting to your business.

Less Stress: Running a business from the comfort of your home can reduce the stress of trying to meet the demands of your work life with those of your private life. Here you can devote you time in running a business as per your convenience. Since you are the boss here, there is no office politics and deadlines imposed on you. You only need to follow the deadlines and schedules you have set for yourself to enjoy success. If you think it is necessary you can hire someone to help in your business.

Increased productivity: It has been noticed that working at home help in increasing the productivity level. As you get to save time on commuting, more time available can be devoted to work. More importantly, as it is your business, the enthusiasm of doing better is always high. If operated effectively, it can be like having your cake and eating it, too.

Given these benefits and more, the trend toward home-based franchise businesses is clearly just beginning. Today there are many home based business franchise for sale in the market including computer consulting, tutoring, cleaning, financial consulting, senior care, landscaping, marketing services, home décor, and so on. Choose one that suits your interest and budget and be your own boss.

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Looking For Network Marketing Opportunities

Businesses used to look for opportunities to create a network among local businesses to improve relationships and now businesses are required to look around the world for network marketing opportunities now that the global market has changed the landscape. Marketing to a global audience isn’t the best interest for all businesses, but for companies that are selling products online it has been found to vastly increase their customer base. Companies have also found that it helps them gain their sales goals and create an online network to improve their opportunities.

Even ten or fifteen years ago the professional marketing companies had to learn a new aspect of internet marketing. Designing a marketing product representative of a business’s expertise and send it out to companies that may have a use for their services or products used to be pretty easy. Even if the marketing piece didn’t spark immediate sales, if it was interesting enough, it will stay in the minds of the recipients and when the service is needed the company will get the call.

Small, desk top calendars with a company’s name and logo was one of the most often used marketing techniques back in the mid-20th century. Insurance companies, pharmacies and many other industries used them as a means of giving the public something that could be used all year long while keeping their name visible. With internet marketing one of the challenges companies face is the opportunity to provide something potential customers can use for a long period of time and keep their name within the spotlight.

This is when the appearance of web logs, electronic magazines and electronic newsletters started along with free web content for new businesses. Sending marketing pieces to companies is still a popular option, but reaching more customers is the main goal. One method of getting the company’s name in the light on a regular basis is by offering timely, usable information to industry-specific companies. Even though monthly newsletters are common, the more popular with the recipients is the weekly newsletters with less information.

Web logs, also known as blogs, are starting to take on a marketing life of their own with companies that are paying people to visit certain blogs and write information that benefit’s the company. Individuals have also started blogs about specific subjects and end up generating large followings with visits to their website registering into the several thousands every day. Companies may be induced to advertise on the site if their product is related to the blog in order to let interested persons know about the services they offer.

An example would be that a person writing a general or specific sports blog with a lot of generated interest, then companies who sell sports equipment would benefit by advertising on the individual blog since the readers would obviously be interested in sports. Companies can realize a better return on their investment in their internet marketing budget by focusing their marketing efforts on a target audience. There are some companies who even have their own blogs in order to offer information about their products to the interested public.

Looking for Network Marking Opportunities

Businesses used to look for opportunities to create a network among local businesses to improve relationships and now businesses are required to look around the world for network marketing opportunities now that the global market has changed the landscape. Marketing to a global audience isn’t the best interest for all businesses, but for companies that are selling products online it has been found to vastly increase their customer base. Companies have also found that it helps them gain their sales goals and create an online network to improve their opportunities.

Even ten or fifteen years ago the professional marketing companies had to learn a new aspect of internet marketing. Designing a marketing product representative of a business’s expertise and send it out to companies that may have a use for their services or products used to be pretty easy. Even if the marketing piece didn’t spark immediate sales, if it was interesting enough, it will stay in the minds of the recipients and when the service is needed the company will get the call.

Small, desk top calendars with a company’s name and logo was one of the most often used marketing techniques back in the mid-20th century. Insurance companies, pharmacies and many other industries used them as a means of giving the public something that could be used all year long while keeping their name visible. With internet marketing one of the challenges companies face is the opportunity to provide something potential customers can use for a long period of time and keep their name within the spotlight.

This is when the appearance of web logs, electronic magazines and electronic newsletters started along with free web content for new businesses. Sending marketing pieces to companies is still a popular option, but reaching more customers is the main goal. One method of getting the company’s name in the light on a regular basis is by offering timely, usable information to industry-specific companies. Even though monthly newsletters are common, the more popular with the recipients is the weekly newsletters with less information.

Web logs, also known as blogs, are starting to take on a marketing life of their own with companies that are paying people to visit certain blogs and write information that benefit’s the company. Individuals have also started blogs about specific subjects and end up generating large followings with visits to their website registering into the several thousands every day. Companies may be induced to advertise on the site if their product is related to the blog in order to let interested persons know about the services they offer.

An example would be that a person writing a general or specific sports blog with a lot of generated interest, then companies who sell sports equipment would benefit by advertising on the individual blog since the readers would obviously be interested in sports. Companies can realize a better return on their investment in their internet marketing budget by focusing their marketing efforts on a target audience. There are some companies who even have their own blogs in order to offer information about their products to the interested public.

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