Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic Transit ridership across the country has reduced substantially reducing income.

Boca Raton, Florida, August 20, 2020 -- Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic Transit ridership across the country has reduced substantially reducing income. Select Municipalities have helped by reducing Maintenance Expenses by reducing Carbon Pollution/Particulates. A Win-Win for everybody.

A good place to start helping Governmental agencies, Companies and the Public would be to reduce expenses while reducing Pollution. On average a Municipal Transit Bus for a minimal expense of less than $400.00 can reduce maintenance Expenses and Downtime +/-$3,000/yr per vehicle.

For over 10 years tens of thousands of Municipal Transit and Yellow School Buses have been successfully reducing Carbon Pollution/Particulates while saving money for their Counties. In addition to the Corona Virus 30+ Metropolitan areas across the United States last year lost ridership due to reliability issues, lower fuel costs and teleworking. In 2020 some Municipalities have claimed a 70%+ los of ridership, Congress has been summoned to help, will they?

In Texas, California, Florida as well as select Municipalities across the Country have realized the ECO Fuel Pollution Solution has been financially beneficial in addition to reducing Pollution. The ECOFuelMax is CARB approved and has been used by Homeland Security, NASA and the US Government for over a decade.

Now that you have been made aware of a No Risk, Money Back Guaranteed proven opportunity, what are you going to do? Those interested in doing a test and learning how reducing Carbon Pollution can reduce Maintenance Expenses and Downtime go online https:/ecofuelmax.com or call and speak with a Human. GO GREEN – Burn Clean!

Contact:
Cary Nagdeman
ECO Fuel Systems, LLC
20920 Concord Green Drive
Boca Raton, Florida 33433
1-866-374-0002
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http://www.ECOFuelMax.com

Manassas, Virginia (release-news) August 19, 2020 - Atlantic Sun Control, a Manassas window film company, recently released a new informational article that discusses the top benefits that solar shades can provide homeowners. The expert window film company guides the information in the article so that it can be used as both a consumer resource as well as an educational tool for homeowners to learn more about solar shades.

The team at Atlantic offers some valuable information for homeowners who want to learn more about how installing solar shades can benefit their homes. In the article, they explain some important points including how shades reduce energy costs, reduce sun glare, protect from harmful UV rays, and can also reduce the sun damage the fabrics and furniture in your home endure. The window film company has developed a trusted and proven process that has helped provide effective shades to homeowners throughout Virginia. They are proud of their ability to provide the highest quality products that have left thousands of customers satisfied. According to one testimonial on the company's website, "..we have again and again had a positive experience with Atlantic and will always be returning customers."

While this new article focuses on the benefits homeowners receive from installing solar shades, Atlantic Sun Control offers a variety of film and shade services including privacy window films, decorative films, blinds and shades, and more. They offer both commercial and residential services that are all up to the highest industry-standard quality. The team at Atlantic believes in providing excellent customer service with a friendly and personalized touch to ensure the job gets done up to their client's standards every time.

Atlantic Sun Control has designed this new article with the hopes that homeowners will be able to better understand the unmistakable benefits that come along with professionally-installed solar shades and the difference it can make for the look and feel of your home. If you would like more information on how Atlantic's window film and shades services, contact them today at 703-631-8536 or visit their website at https://atlanticsun.net/. Their offices are located at 8621 Quarry Road Manassas, VA 20110.

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Reno, NV, USA, August 20, 2020 -- Native and general Americana will take center stage at Holabird Western Americana Collections’ huge, five-day auction planned for August 27th-31st, live in the gallery at 3555 Airway Drive in Reno, and online via several bidding platforms. The sale is officially titled The Great Americana Pow-Wow Auction. Start times all five days are 8 am Pacific time.

“This auction marks the best material we've offered in a hot August sale in many years,” said Fred Holabird of Holabird Western Americana Collections. “The variety is outstanding, as is the quality of goods offered. There is truly something for everybody. And sellers take note – we average about 5,000 registered bidders per sale, probably the most in America for an Americana sale. With buyers all over the globe, we get to everybody. We are always after great collections.”

Native American offerings in The Great Americana Pow-Wow Auction will include turquoise and silver jewelry, baskets, Kachinas, and rugs. Also up for bid will be a fine California token collection, American and foreign counters and tokens from the Benjamin Fauver collection, rare whiskey bottles, a beautiful drugstore carved wood frontispiece and scarce Nevada documents.

The catalog also features a major pinback collection, baseball and boxing collectibles, gold specimens (including some from the Goodshaw Mine at Bodie, Calif.), American and foreign medals, Victorian furniture, a fantastic array of Western art, original Buffalo Bill/Pawnee Bill posters, large ore cars and incline cars from a Nevada City mine, and dynamite and candle boxes.

The list continues with an American souvenir plate collection (from around 1900 to 1920), music collectibles, toys and toy trains, postcard collections, directories, maps, a railroad pass collection and references, antique firearms, badges, mining and railroad stocks, United States coins, token dies, a rock-shop section, mining artifacts and more. Collectors, mark your calendars right now.

Day 1, on Thursday, August 27th, will kick off with 93 lots of art, followed by 231 lots of Native Americana, 269 lots of general Americana (Part 1), eight lots of sports items and 46 lots of toys.

Native American lots on Day 1 will include a spectacular silver and exquisite sky-blue turquoise squash blossom necklace, circa 1950s or ‘60s, “the finest one we’ve ever seen,” according to Mr. Holabird (est. $3,000-$4,000); and a nicely composed Santo Domingo olla (or jar) from around the 1920s, 10 ½ inches tall and decorated with perky birds and sunflowers (est. $2,000-$4,000).

Day 2, on Friday, August 28th, will begin with 87 philatelic (stamps) and postal history lots, followed by Part 2 of general Americana (511 lots) and 24 lots of firearms and weaponry.

Day 2 star lots will include a first-generation Colt single action Army revolver, made in 1895 (serial #159597), with a 4 ¾ inch barrel on a black powder frame, in overall very good condition (est. $3,000-$8,000); and a Van Bergen Gold Dust whiskey bottle from 1880 in an ultra-rare aqua color in very near perfect condition, with applied top and light whittle (est. $5,000-$7,500).

Day 3, on Saturday, August 29th, will contain 125 lots of stocks and bonds; nearly 300 lots of numismatics (coins, many from the Fauver collection); and 217 lots of tokens, a fan favorite.

A rare trade token for D.K. Nichols in Masonic, a tiny mining camp near Bodie, Calif., from around the 1860s, the size of a quarter, should hit $2,000-$5,000; while a collection of dollar-sized Indian counters, 217 different varieties, with an American Indian on the obverse, dating from 1854 to post-1900, some for gaming / others for jewelry, has an estimate of $2,000-$7,000.

Day 4, on Sunday, August 30th, will commence with 42 lots of minerals, then progress into mining collectibles (277 lots) and close with 290 lots of bargains and dealer specials (Part 1).

Day 4 star lots will include a dazzling crystallized gold specimen from the Monarch Mine in Comstock, Nevada, circa 1989-1990, one-inch cubed, weighing 12.8 grams (est. $2,000-$3,500); and a large incline ore car used at a major California gold mine (possibly the Miners Foundry in Nevada City), around nine feet long and four feet tall, with ten feet of rail (est. $5,000-$7,000).

Day 5, on Monday, August 31st, will be a continuation of the bargains and dealer specials. Featured lots will include a hoard of more than 1,500 Indian Head pennies from 1880-1908, generally about good to very good condition (est. $2,000-$4,000); and a collection of over 600 rookie baseball cards from the 1970s-1990, all of them in near-mint condition (est. $500-$1,500).

Online bidding will be facilitated by iCollector.com, LiveAuctioneers.com, Invaluable.com, AuctionMobility.com and Auctionzip.com. Telephone and absentee bids will also be accepted. For those planning to attend live, Holabird’s gallery is located at 3555 Airway Drive in Reno.

Color catalogs are available by calling 1-844-492-2766, or 775-851-1859. To learn more about Holabird Western Americana Collections and The Great Americana Pow-Wow Auction, August 27-31, visit www.holabirdamericana.com or www.fhwac.com.

About Holabird Western Americana Collections:
Anyone owning a collection that might fit into an upcoming Holabird Western Americana Collections auction is encouraged to get in touch. The firm travels extensively throughout the U.S., to see and pick up collections. Last year it visited Boston, Florida, Seattle and New York, among other destinations. Holabird Western Americana Collections is always in the hunt for quality Americana and coin consignments, bottles, advertising and other collections for future auctions. To consign a single piece or a collection, you may call Fred Holabird at 775-851-1859 or 844-492-2766; or, you can send an e-mail to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. To learn more about Holabird Western Americana Collections and The Great Americana Pow-Wow Auction, August 27-31, visit www.fhwac.com.

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Holabird Western Americana Collections, LLC
3555 Airway Drive (Suite 308)
Reno, NV 89511 (USA)
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Global Startup Ecosystem (GSE)  returns with the 5th annual digital  accelerator program with a focus on career development, personal development and business development tracks to prepare participants for a digital future.  The 4 week intensive program will feature speakers from around the world who will train on strategy that prepares both entrepreneurs and career professionals for a digital remote world. Accepted participants will receive $250k in free perks and prizes from Google Cloud, AWS, IBM Cloud, DigitalOcean, Sendgrid and Zendesk.  Apply now via our google doc form. 

The GSE digital accelerator program is  open to all small businesses, corporate professionals, startups, and freelancers. Each application round is rolling admission until the top 100 are selected from each of the 7 regions that GSE covers in and Africa, Asia, America, Europe, Caribbean, Latin America, Middle East. The remaining 300 are selected from partner programs within our network.  In total 1000 companies will be selected for the cohort. From the final cohort, 10 per region will be selected to pitch investors and influencers on demo day. The top 3 startups are announced at the conclusion of the program to receive partner prizes, media features, and potential investment.

Startups can apply for admission to the GSE digital career accelerator on a rolling basis between August 10th- August 28th. The program is free. No equity ask. No obligation.

The 2020 accelerator dates are:

• September 1st  Tuesday 12-2pm Orientation + Intro Bootcamp 
• September 3rd Thursday 12pm-2pm  Intro to Future Tech via Nano Tech Summit 
• September 8th Tuesday 12-2pm Career Bootcamp 
• September 15th  Intro to Future Tech via Ai Tech Summit Thursday 12pm-2pm
• September 10th Tuesday 12-2pm Entrepreneurship Bootcamp 
• September 17th Thursday 12-2pm  Future Tech via VR Tech Summit Thursday 12pm-2pm
• September 22nd Tuesday 12-2pm Personal Branding & Mental Resilience Bootcamp 
• September 24th Thursday 12-2pm  Future Tech via Blockchain Tech Summit Thursday 12pm-2pm
• September 30th Wednesday Global Investment Summit & Demo Day Graduation 

For Speaker, partnership and sponsorship inquiries, please direct them to the GSE team via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. You can also follow the host of the program and CMO at GSE - Christine Ntim on Linkedin via https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinentim/.