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    <description>start a volunteer organization that collects clothing, bikes, toys, etc. to give to children who are orphans, homeless, or underprivileged. The organization would be held up and running by the support of the privileged neighbourhoods near the underpriviled areas, by way of money donations, volunteer work or donations of clothing, toys, bikes, or something of that sort. Th hope would be that the organization would grow until it could cover more cities, until it covered the entire nation, giving to the poor, by receiving from the rich. As long as the priviliged families were glad to help and were accepting of giving away what they don't need, the idea is completely plausible. </description>
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      <title>cravecrave93 advised on My competition, from Loaded Longboards to Landyachtz to Longboard Larry, is extremely strong and these companies are already set up and well-known, what if anything would you suggest to compete with such longboarding giants? Also, is there any need for some other type of board?
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      <description>haha make your company start with an L, seems to be the best boards out there.

haha, 
erle</description>
      <pubDate>Sat, 30 Aug 2008 17:01:20 -0600</pubDate>
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      <title>janegrant commented on The Robin Hood Foundation - &amp;quot;receive from the rich, give ...</title>
      <description>start a volunteer organization that collects clothing, bikes, toys, etc. to give to children who are orphans, homeless, or underprivileged. The organization would be held up and running by the support of the privileged neighbourhoods near the underpriviled areas, by way of money donations, volunteer work or donations of clothing, toys, bikes, or something of that sort. Th hope would be that the organization would grow until it could cover more cities, until it covered the entire nation, giving to the poor, by receiving from the rich. As long as the priviliged families were glad to help and were accepting of giving away what they don't need, the idea is completely plausible. </description>
      <pubDate>Fri, 22 Aug 2008 13:09:38 -0600</pubDate>
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      <title>ddupree commented on The Robin Hood Foundation - &amp;quot;receive from the rich, give ...</title>
      <description>start a volunteer organization that collects clothing, bikes, toys, etc. to give to children who are orphans, homeless, or underprivileged. The organization would be held up and running by the support of the privileged neighbourhoods near the underpriviled areas, by way of money donations, volunteer work or donations of clothing, toys, bikes, or something of that sort. Th hope would be that the organization would grow until it could cover more cities, until it covered the entire nation, giving to the poor, by receiving from the rich. As long as the priviliged families were glad to help and were accepting of giving away what they don't need, the idea is completely plausible. </description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 03 Jul 2008 14:56:04 -0600</pubDate>
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      <title>willrobinsoniii advised on The Robin Hood Foundation - &amp;quot;receive from the rich, give ...</title>
      <description>You should look into another name. It's a good one, but already taken - www.robinhood.org </description>
      <pubDate>Wed, 02 Jul 2008 11:09:19 -0600</pubDate>
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      <title>ResidentBlobber advised on My competition, from Loaded Longboards to Landyachtz to Longboard Larry, is extremely strong and these companies are already set up and well-known, what if anything would you suggest to compete with such longboarding giants? Also, is there any need for some other type of board?
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      <description>There are advantages to not being a giant -- 1) coming into the industry with a fresh perspective, 2) the ability to make decisions and make change faster (no chain of command), and 3) there is no limit.  The great thing is that if any of your first products flop, you can start building the next one.  Continue to build off of the reputation with customers -- which starts with your friends, family, and neighbors....and a growing community of loyal customers that find you on the Internet, at the beach, etc....

I think it will be most beneficial to talk to pro long boarders and find out what they really want their next board to be like.  Identify common trends and build a board that that will be enjoyed by the masses.  The core of your research is to talk to as many people as you can and learn what the market wants.

Here is an interesting article on competing against giants:
http://www.gaebler.com/Competing-Against-Big-Companies.htm</description>
      <pubDate>Fri, 13 Jun 2008 15:14:08 -0600</pubDate>
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      <title>JimmyBlueEyes commented on The Robin Hood Foundation - &amp;quot;receive from the rich, give ...</title>
      <description>start a volunteer organization that collects clothing, bikes, toys, etc. to give to children who are orphans, homeless, or underprivileged. The organization would be held up and running by the support of the privileged neighbourhoods near the underpriviled areas, by way of money donations, volunteer work or donations of clothing, toys, bikes, or something of that sort. Th hope would be that the organization would grow until it could cover more cities, until it covered the entire nation, giving to the poor, by receiving from the rich. As long as the priviliged families were glad to help and were accepting of giving away what they don't need, the idea is completely plausible. </description>
      <pubDate>Sat, 15 Mar 2008 16:38:29 -0600</pubDate>
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      <title>duckling commented on The Robin Hood Foundation - &amp;quot;receive from the rich, give ...</title>
      <description>start a volunteer organization that collects clothing, bikes, toys, etc. to give to children who are orphans, homeless, or underprivileged. The organization would be held up and running by the support of the privileged neighbourhoods near the underpriviled areas, by way of money donations, volunteer work or donations of clothing, toys, bikes, or something of that sort. Th hope would be that the organization would grow until it could cover more cities, until it covered the entire nation, giving to the poor, by receiving from the rich. As long as the priviliged families were glad to help and were accepting of giving away what they don't need, the idea is completely plausible. </description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 13 Mar 2008 09:50:43 -0600</pubDate>
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      <title>migdalah commented on The Robin Hood Foundation - &amp;quot;receive from the rich, give ...</title>
      <description>start a volunteer organization that collects clothing, bikes, toys, etc. to give to children who are orphans, homeless, or underprivileged. The organization would be held up and running by the support of the privileged neighbourhoods near the underpriviled areas, by way of money donations, volunteer work or donations of clothing, toys, bikes, or something of that sort. Th hope would be that the organization would grow until it could cover more cities, until it covered the entire nation, giving to the poor, by receiving from the rich. As long as the priviliged families were glad to help and were accepting of giving away what they don't need, the idea is completely plausible. </description>
      <pubDate>Sat, 01 Mar 2008 23:11:13 -0600</pubDate>
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      <title>JimmyBlueEyes challenges The Robin Hood Foundation - &amp;quot;receive from the rich, give ...</title>
      <description>Mainly, should housing be including in this organization, or should it stick to simply giving necessities and other forms of entertainment to the orphans and underprivileged children i.e. toys and bikes? Also should money evr be given directly to the family even with the back ground checks?</description>
      <pubDate>Tue, 26 Feb 2008 23:20:53 -0600</pubDate>
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