Out With the Old; In With the New!!!

We are now turning the last page and closing Chapter One: "Organizing Reliving History, Inc." and beginning Chapter Two of our process: "Building the Structure."

2009 has been eventful and down-right miraculous. In one year we have grown from nothing into a fully incorporated 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization with a great Board of Directors that meets monthly, by-laws and all the legal and practical supports in place. We've done some initial fund-raising and while it seems quite small, we are ending our first year with over $1600 in our bank account. That's not bad for a very small organization that had zero money in our account at the beginning of October. We've also put into place a legacy fund with the Eastern West Virginia Community Foundation and currently have $2000 there as we work toward full endowment so we can build a beginning basis for preserving our heritage for many years to come. In addition to these amounts, a little over $1000 still exists in the funds donated to the Jefferson County Historic Landmarks Commission by the Bread Bakers Guild for our Archaeology program. 

Additionally, according to documented records, our volunteers have:

• paid out of pocket over $3500
• contributed over 1300 hours
• driven over 7500 miles 

These totals do not include the additional expenses, hours, and miles that have not been recorded.
These do not include the hours spent working from home or the little amounts contributed a little here and a little there as we each purchase items that will be used for some program element.
They also do not include most of the approximate 60-80 hours per week I spend working from home organizing, planning, and administrating as a full time volunteer.

So, what does it all mean? It means that we have a functional organization that is supported by volunteers and that is ready for the upcoming year.

As we begin our focus on next year, we will focus on:
programming
volunteer recruitment
fund raising
networking

Programming will include putting into place some on-going period correct agricultural and life-styles programs as well as planning special events. I hope to make better use of the Internet with a view toward putting online a virtual Workshop for Making Period Clothing that hopefully will correspond with and supplement a new sewing guild. We hope family members will plan to dress in period correct clothing for at least one of the events during the October homecoming. Also, programming hopefully will include an online focus on tourism that will help visitors to the Peter Burr House and Jefferson County area to blend in site seeing that enhances their understanding of Peter Burr and the significance of his house. Both on-site and off-site programming will focus on helping the local community to benefit from understanding the cultural contributions that resulted from the early settlers of what we now know as Jefferson Co, WV.

While volunteer recruitment and fund raising are on-going priorities that continually require innovative approaches and continued nurturing, I believe that local and national networking is an often overlooked yet potentially important element for any successful program. This is likely the one single element that has long been missing in efforts to revitalize the Peter Burr property. So long as the Peter Burr House sits as a loan structure off in a field behind a growing industrial park, it is doomed to be overlooked and eventually destined to be viewed by some investors in surrounding property as an unwelcome obstacle that could be better utilized as 9.5 acres of more financially valuable property. The historic value of that wonderful property depends on someone effectively telling the story of its significance in a way the community can believe and realize benefit. It is up to us to proclaim the story that allows the community to embrace the property and to protect it and value it as highly as any potential economic prospects.

Networking locally and nationally is therefore vital to the long-range planning for the Peter Burr House. While various volunteers focus on specific areas of interest, I consider my job to include maintaining a clear vision of the importance of networking at every level. The BIG Picture is difficult for many to see because it is difficult for anyone to describe in words. So suffice it to say, I'll keep my eye on the big picture and simply smile as the pieces fall into place. I understand that in the end, many will think our progress was simply good fortune rather than good vision.

Much of my philosophy is based on an example I heard about 40 years ago and never forgot. It says that when sheep hear the rattling of their feed bucket, they will come running. But if they find the bucket empty each time they come running, they will eventually stop coming. I've learned from this that people, just like sheep, respond to that which feeds them (physically and metaphorically). When they start to believe that the rattle of the feed bucket is just noise, they will become disinterested. Once they experience dissatisfaction with the sound of the rattle of the feed bucket, it is hard to get them to respond again to same noise. Filling up the bucket will then not be enough to get them back.

Moral to this truth: It will now require more than assuring that quality food is in the bucket. We now need to find a different beckoning signal than the rattle of the feed bucket.

Together we must assure that the quality is there. Likewise, we must overcome the obstacle of apathy and disbelief and find unique ways to communicate that a very rare and valuable treasure exists at the back of the Burr Industrial Park. And when the sheep come, it is vital that they feast on something of value to them.

• Anyone wanting to contribute money should see the Fund Raising Page on our website: http://www.relivinghistoryinc.org/FundRaising.html
  
• Anyone wanting to contribute other resources or wanting to volunteer time, energy, expertise, etc should contact me.  http://www.relivinghistoryinc.org/ContactUs.html  While I do use a personal email address, it would be more effective to advise everyone to contact me first via our website. This will help to get people use to using the website.
• If you haven't already bookmarked our website, now would be a good time to do it: www.RelivingHistoryInc.org  Slowly, I'm trying to evolve our website into a platform for communication and information. If you haven't bookmarked the site, please do so and check back periodically. 
•  Also, bookmark this blogspot for updates, explanations, and other information: http://www.relivinghistoryinc.blogspot.com/

Happy New Year! Everyone. This past year has been miraculous and the new year already looks very promising. By this time next year, I hope to have a very productive report to make reflecting back on that which today still lies ahead.

Joyce Cole
Reliving History Inc. and
The Peter Burr Society

PS: What is the difference between Reliving History, Inc and the Peter Burr Society?

• Reliving History, Inc is a corporate structure in Jefferson Co, WV organized to support the restoration, preservation, and programming for the Peter Burr House. 
• The Peter Burr Society is an unincorporated structure (of national and perhaps international scope) designed to give descendants (and other relatives, in-laws, and friends) of Peter Burr (1727-1795) a network for interacting and learning more of our family history. Because the Peter Burr Society is loosely structured and yet very useful for discovering family history related to Peter Burr, then I am considering the Peter Burr Society as a program of Reliving History, Inc. 
  

 

The Inner Circle

I suppose every organization has an inner circle. Sometimes new people feel alienated from the inner circle like outsiders unable to get to the core group. Reliving History, Inc. has a core body of volunteers, but we are continually seeking people who would like to be more involved as part of the inner circle.

Without fighting the Aaron Burr vs. Alexander Hamilton duel all over again, we know there were some root differences in the core values between certain founders of our nation and some members of the Burr family. While Alexander Hamilton believed strongly that only the more elite of society should govern the country, certain historic members of the Burr family seemed to embrace an ideology that supported individuals based on their values rather than on class, gender, race, or other limiting measurements of suitability. This family value is important as a cultural factor that influenced much of our family history.

We know that after Peter Burr died some of his descendants later owned a small number of slaves in the 1800s, but there is no indication that Peter Burr every owned any slaves who might otherwise have been a great help to him as he ran his 406 acre farm. In addition to finding no records of slave purchases, Peter Burr's estate inventory did not list any slaves or any other possessions that hinted at him ever having owned slaves. We know that his cousin Aaron Burr, while NY State Senator proposed legislation to ban slavery in the 1790s. Likewise, we know that family values supported the education of females more than 100 years before Women's Rights became a political issue in America. We could write a full chapter on evidence and why we believe the Burr family generally supported the basic rights of human beings as individuals, but we'll save that for another day.

The point is that the Founder of Reliving History, Inc. strongly values people not by superficial measurements such as wealth, education, gender, race, etc, but by what's in the person's heart. To be in the inner circle of Reliving History, Inc. one only needs a heart full of passion:

• For the preservation of the Peter Burr House,
• For the on-going discovery of documented family history, and
• For building programming that sheds further light on and weaves in the values and culture of a typical yeoman farmer who in the mid to late 1700s built a house and helped found two churches all of which have survived and continue to exist fully in tact today.

In organizing our corporation, we have attempted to provide a way for those who live a distance from the Peter Burr House to also serve on the governing board of Reliving History, Inc. While the provisions are in place, we are still working out the logistics of how to have distance participation in Board Meetings. In time video conferencing will probably be utilized. Until then, email participation and the telephone are our best options.

Blogging for Updated Information
For now, it is possible that the use of this blog site can be a vehicle for communicating information to those who would like to know more about what is going on. As various people sign on as followers, more time will be designated for using this vehicle for regular, possibly weekly (or in time daily) updates as to what is going on. This will probably do as much as anything else to allow anyone who desires to be in the inner core, to be in the very center of it all.

Those who are local and who can share hands-on assistance are of huge value. But never under estimate the value of those who from distances away share ideas or provide encouragement.

If you want to be in the Inner Circle, sign on as a follower of this blog and I will work harder at updating the information periodically. It takes a lot of time to work up mass emails to advise everyone of what is going on. I can blog more frequently and simply let those interested read what they want as they want to know more.

Let's support and promote this method of getting information out. If you want to know what is going on at the Peter Burr House and with Reliving History, Inc. then sign up as a follower of this blog and let me know that you are interested.

Joyce Cole, Founder
Reliving History, Inc.

Fund Raising the Painless Way

A Way To Help the Peter Burr House

Sir John Templeton said, “The secret of creating riches for oneself is to create them for others.” The following is a beneficial and painless way to help the Peter Burr House and Reliving History, Inc. and your own selves. I’ve researched this offer extensively for the last week and believe this is a viable, legal, and very useful way for many to help the Peter Burr House (and/or other charities) and their own selves at the same time.

Through the new Blastoff Network, you can get on the average 1%-10% cash back for FREE on all retail purchases made online from over 350 well-known retailers including wireless plans, cable and internet services, dish network, and other innovative technology.

The idea is a new twist on traditional marketing techniques. Retailers have offered rewards for purchasing from them since before any of us were born. But now the cash rewards are being bundled through an internet Network. And guess what? The biggest season for internet purchasing is just now before of us.

For the same reason retailers give coupons for buying their products, over 350 well-known retailers (Macey’s, Target, Starbucks, Gap, Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic Sears, and many more) have joined together to offer cash back rewards FREE for shopping through a portal in a new internet network that launched in October 2009. Blastoff Network last week was the most visited site on the world wide web. It is working through Facebook, Twitter, and other social and word-of-mouth networks to bring savings to those who purchase through the Blastoff Network portal. If you have not heard of it yet, you will soon. Because the network uses Facebook and Twitter both as a design model and also as a companion to these popular cutting-edge services, it is predicted to become equally popular and useful.

·         If every retail store gave you 1%-10% cash back for everything you buy, how long would it take to add up to an amount worth counting?

·         If you get a cash back rewards of $24-$40 (plus other dealer specials) for purchasing a cell phone plan online, would you purchase it online?

·         If you get $10 back for ordering your cable or dish network online, would you buy online?

A picture is worth a 1000 words. Go to: http://ppl.blastoffnetwork.com/PeterBurrHouse

And see how traditional marketing has gone high tech and how it can benefit you and the Peter Burr House at the same time.

On that site: watch the 4 min video “What is Blastoff Network?” (far right of page, second video down)

Scroll down the page and see the online movies, television shows, music, and games that are available for free when you “join” and set up your portal.

In the menu at the top, click on “Shop” and notice the categories: Mall, Wireless, Home Services, Legal, and Travel. All of these are sources from which the cash back rewards come.

·         In the Mall, over 350 well-known retailers offer cash back plus special rewards for shopping through the Blastoff Network portal.

·         The Wireless menu option has all major cell phones, plans, and other wireless devices. The plans pay at least $25 cash back plus carrier specials and free 2-day shipping.

·         The Home Services option is where you will find cable, satellite television, phone and other services.

·         The Legal option is a portal into Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc., a company on the NY stock exchange that is ranked #66 on the 2009 Forbes 200 Best Small Companies. (This is the company that is co-sponsoring the Blastoff Network at an investment of $5 million.)

·         The Travel option brings you Priceline, Expedia, Hotwire, hotels, auto rentals, airlines, cruises, and more. Book flights at best prices and receive additional cash back and specials.

You have two wise options:

·         “Join” the network, get your own portal with movies, music, and games, and receive cash back rewards from your purchases and from purchases made by your friends, who set up portals through yours.

·         Don’t join, but bookmark this site and come back to this site to make your internet purchases. The cash back rewards will go to the entity that registers the portal (in this case, a public non-profit organization incorporated as Reliving History, Inc).

Questions and Answers

Below you will find answers to the following questions:

Why does the last part of the web address say “Peter Burr House”?

Is Blastoff Network legal?

What’s the catch?

How can all this be free?

Sounds too good to be true!

What if I don’t make internet purchases?

What if I don’t have high-speed (broadband) Internet?

How do I use this to raise funds for my favorite charity?

How can I increase the amount of money I can receive back?

Why does the last part of the web address say “Peter Burr House”?

As the founder and CEO of Reliving History, Inc, my favorite cause in the whole world is the restoration and preservation of the Peter Burr House, ca. 1751, the oldest wood frame house in West Virginia. While other people have a life, this IS my life. Almost everything I do or have goes to support this house. I have set up this portal to accrue cash back rewards that will be used exclusively for this non-profit organization that exists for the purposes of protecting and sharing this old house with the public. I have set up the portal in such a way that checks will be issued directly to our IRS 501(c)(3) organization. (There are several ways you can set up portals to benefit your favorite charity; see “How do I use this to raise funds for my favorite charity?” below.) Meanwhile, cash back rewards will accrue to the non-profit organization for all retail orders placed at this portal. Otherwise, as you and others “join” through this portal and purchase on your own new portal, additional rewards will still accrue to the Peter Burr House in addition to you.

Is Blastoff Network legal?

This network is both legal and innovative. I’ve spent an entire week researching the Federal Trade Commission, US Securities & Exchange, and other sources trying to assure that nothing is illegal. You too, should take your time and do your own research if you have questions. But as you research, you will find the following facts to be among the major safeguards these agencies are especially seeking to assure:

·         This offer is not for a business but for a “cash back rewards” program only for purchases you and your friends make online. Either you use the network and earn cash back or you don’t.

·         Participation is free and carries no obligations. There is no investment or needed inventories; you are not selling any product. You pay only for normal merchandise you normally purchase.

·         You receive no compensation for recruiting participants; the marketing of real products is the objective rather than recruitment of sales people. When the market becomes saturated, the network will slow in growth but will not collapse, because people will continue buying merchandise from which the rewards are paid. The network is not dependent on investments that can never pay off.

·         The businesses that are participating are among the most substantial and reputable in the world; most are publically traded on the NY Stock Exchange and stringent government oversight is in place. The success of the network is not dependent on any one organization. If the entire economy collapses, cash backs may decrease, but end-users cannot lose investments they never paid. Also, the network is not dependent on any one business.

·         There are no promises that you will get rich quick; your rewards are dependent only on how much you and your friends purchase via the internet portal. If you do not buy online or spread this gift to others, then your rewards will be zero. Cash back rewards come out of the purchase prices paid for the items bought and paid for. Checks are not issued until after payments clear the bank and products are shipped.

Bottom line: This is not a Ponzi or illegal pyramid scheme. If you want further details, please request info at the contact info shown herein.

What’s the catch?

No catch. This is an innovative twist on the same marketing principles we have seen for years. Retailers have long used sales, coupons, and other techniques to entice people to buy their products and services. The innovation is that the Blastoff Network has harnessed this process into a network and channeled it using modern technology through Facebook, Twitter, and other social and word-of-mouth techniques.

How can all this be free?

It is free the very same way special discounts are provided through use of coupons when buying a product. Coupons and discounts are redeemed out of cash paid at the time of transaction. The differences here are: stores do not have to print and circulate coupons or physically process them when used at the point of purchase. Rewards can now be calculated automatically as purchases are made and credited to your cash back account. Checks may take 2-3 months, because rewards are held until purchases are paid and shipped. Status of the rewards can be tracked through the portal through which it was ordered. Checks for less than $20 are held until the cash back amount reaches $20. One time per year, all cash back amounts are paid out and accounts cleared regardless of the amount.

Sounds too good to be true? When something sounds too good to be true, beware. On the other hand, many people have good ideas but only a certain few will ever turn simple ideas into major innovation. Human nature hesitates to be the first to do or to try something new. We tend to want to be near the front after something new is tried and proved, but we don’t want to be the one taking the risks. In this case, someone else (Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc. through Blastoff Network and working with several hundred retailers) has taken the risk at a cost to them of $5 million dollars. They will get their money back by being the only legal services offered in the network. We are near the front but only just now finding out where we are. The marketing concept is not new and social marketing is not new. The only thing new is putting the two together. Whether or not you ever do business with Pre-Paid Legal Services, keep in mind, they have been endorsed by the attorney generals of every state in America. The product is not some remote snake oil, but the same products millions of people purchase daily from the same retailers who are participating in this new network. There’s an old saying: Just because someone is paranoid doesn’t mean no one’s out to get them. Likewise, because it sounds too good to be true, doesn’t mean it isn’t true.

What if I don’t make internet purchases?

If you do not make internet purchases, then you make no cash back on your non-existent purchases. You can still benefit if you will share this with your friends. You can “join” for free with no obligations, set up the portal, get your web page with all the games, movies, music, and other “bells and whistles.” And you can still invite your friends to participate. You will get a smaller percent of everything they purchase for 10 levels down. That can add up over time. OR . . . simply invite your friends to purchase through this portal or to “join” through this portal and allow the Peter Burr House to receive the small cash back rewards from what your friends purchase for 10 levels down.

What if I don’t have high-speed (broadband) Internet?

Depending on your computer and internet service, the Blastoff Network may work but very slowly with dial-up. Try and see what happens. With limited computer power or speed, navigation through the menu options may be difficult and slow. If you are unable to use the portal for your own purchases, you can still “join” and invite your friends to join and benefit from their purchases.

How do I use this to raise funds for my favorite charity?

If you have a favorite charity or family you would like to help, this is a painless way to do it. Set up a portal through which all earnings will go directly or indirectly to whatever fund you wish to support. This could be great for band boosters, sports teams, youth groups, charities, and other non-profit organizations. You can set up a portal and donate your proceeds, or you can have someone in the organization set up a portal and invite all members of the group to use that portal or to “join” through that portal. Cash back checks will be issued to the entity named as having set up the portal and with smaller amounts accruing to the portals for 10 levels up. That means that the purchaser can enjoy the cash back rewards, while the non-profit organization also receives benefits. The amounts can add up quickly for an organization with many members.

How can I increase the amount of money I can receive back?

Your rewards will grow exponentially if you buy online through your own Blastoff Network portal and if you share this gift with others who share this opportunity with their friends also. Remember the cash back rewards are a special arrangement for Blastoff members. Other specials apply as indicated (and you don’t have to worry about promo codes; they are already programmed in).

Ways to increase the amount of your cash back rewards include:

·         Familiarize yourself with the many retailers and begin planning to increase your own internet shopping. Consider the cost of shipping (which in some cases is free) in comparison to the other savings you could enjoy by not having to drive to on-site malls (gasoline, wear and tear on your car, parking, toll fees, bumper-to-bumper holiday traffic, trying to fine parking, walking, crowds of stressed rude people, cold or inclement weather, and your valuable time). And via the internet, you can shop at 3 a.m. in your underwear and in the comfort and quiet of your own home.

·         Invite as many people as you can; there are no limits to how many people can sign up through this or your own personal portal. (Requirements: age 18 years or older and live in the US. See the terms shown when you “join.”) Make a game out of inviting people. Challenge yourself and your friends to see who can get the most people using these internet portals.

·         Invite people who will likely purchase cell phone and plans, black berries, and other wireless and electronic devices, or who plan to subscribe to cable, dish network, or other technological subscriber services. These hot items often pay much higher cash back rewards than regular retail purchases.

·         Invite organizations that raise funds and have them set up a portal and invite their members. (This would be great for a school class room, PTA, sports team, band boosters, youth organization, church group, charity or non-profit organization, or as a special project for supporting the poor or a special cause.)

·         Invite businesses that purchase office supplies on line. (Office Max pays up to 2% cash back; Office Furniture up to 3%; others are listed below. 1%-5% cash back can add up considerably over a year’s time.)

·         Suggest that businesses set up a portal and then invite their employees as a way of sharing money earning options.

·         Invite big ticket buyers: builders, auto mechanics, computer nerds, shopaholics, pet lovers, book buyers, brides and mothers -to-be, etc. (See the many retailers listed below.)

·         Especially invite people who buy for children: schools and day cares, teachers, grand parents. (Hooked on Phonics pays up to 9%; Crayola 6%; Discount School Supply 3%; Nickelodeon Shop 3%; Kid Surplus 3%; The Childrens Wear Outlet 5%; The Baby Outlet 5%; Baby Catalog 3%; Ebaby.com 3%; My Strollers 3%)

Important Notes:

·         Cash rewards will come in the form of checks payable to the name registered as owner of the portal that you use. If you use the Peter Burr House portal, the cash back rewards will go to the Peter Burr House. If you set up and use your own portal, the rewards will go to you and a smaller amount will go to the portal through which you “joined,” in this case the Peter Burr House.

·         In setting up a portal, be sure to register the portal in the name to which you want the checks issued. (Note the name in which you register the portal is not necessarily the same name used at the end of your portal web address. All portal web addresses and registered email addresses must be unique, but it is likely that accounts may have the same registered name. For instance, there are many Ed Smiths. If 100 different Ed Smiths register their account in their own name, the checks will be paid to the order of Ed Smith, but mailed to different individuals based on mailing info given. If several people set up their account as “name of same charity,” I suspect the checks will be made payable to “name of same charity,” but sent to address given during registration yet distinguished by unique email addresses and web site addresses for each portal.)

·         You do not have to (and in many cases should not) register your portal in the name of a charity in order to contribute. You can always keep you cash back reward or simply endorse the check over to the tax deductible organization.

·         Remember the IRS considers amount over a certain amount as reportable income. You will be accountable to the IRS for reporting income through this or any other income source. If you turn the income over to a non profit organization, then you can show the amount as a charitable contribution on your income tax.

Blastoff Network launched Oct 12 and became available to the public by invitation only on Oct 27. If you have not heard of Blastoff Network, you probably will soon. It is anticipated that the “invitation only” provision will be lifted in the future and anyone will be able to join.

Do you know someone who would be perfect for this benefit? Then pass the info on.

If you do not want to join but would like to help the Peter Burr House, please bookmark this page and do your internet shopping on this website and encourage others to do the same. The cash back you would have earned will go to a worthy cause.

Stores Participating in the Blastoff Network

as of Nov 1, 2009

Shows Percentage offered as cash back from each of over 350 merchant to people purchasing through a Blastoff Portal.  Note: The Network is new and merchants are added daily.

Auto ·          Auto Parts Warehouse, 5% ·          Autoparts123.com, 5% ·          AutopartsGIANT.com, 6% ·          TuneUp, 12% Beauty, Colognes, Cosmetics ·          Apothica, 9% ·          Avon, 4% ·          Beauty, 6% ·          Beauty Beverly Hills, 6% ·          Beauty Trends, 6% ·          Crabtree & Evelyn, 6% ·          FragranceNet, 7% ·          Makari, 6% ·          Origins, 5% ·          Perfumania, 6% ·          Perfume Worldwide, 5% ·          Prescriptives, 5% ·          Sally Beauty, 6% ·          Sephora, 3% ·          SkinCareRx, 9% ·          Smashbox, 5% ·          Spa Finder, 4% ·          StrawberryNET.com, 2% ·          The Perfume Spot, 6% ·          ZIRH, 8% Books ·          Alibris, 3% ·          Barnes & Noble, 4% ·          Book Closeouts, 6% ·          Booksamillion, 2% ·          Borders, 3% ·          eBooks, 5% ·          eCampus, 2% ·          InformIT, 5% ·          Magazines.com, 10% ·          Reader's Digest, 6% ·          Simply Audiobooks, 6% ·          Textbooks, 4% ·          Time Life, 6% Brides ·          Bridal Party Tees, 9% ·          House of Brides, 1% ·          The Knot Wedding Shop, 8% Children ·          2blockheads, 6% ·          Baby Catalog, 3% ·          Crayola, 6% ·          Discount School Supply, 3% ·          Ebaby.com, 3% ·          eToys, 2% ·          giggle, 2% ·          HookedonPhonics, 9% ·          I See Me, 6% ·          KidSurplus, 3% ·          Lego, 2% ·          My Strollers, 3% ·          Nickelodeon Shop, 3% ·          Nursery Depot, 5% ·          The Childrens Place, 3% ·          The Childrens Wear Outlet, 5% ·          TheBabyOutlet, 5% Clothing & Accessories ·          2KTShirts, 3% ·          A Pea in the Pod (Maternity), 5% ·          Anne Klein, 3% ·          Apple Bottom, 4% ·          Arden B, 3% ·          Armani Exchange Canada, 4% ·          Avenue, 3% ·          B & T Factory Direct, 3% ·          Bare Necesities, 5% ·          BeBe, 3% ·          Big Mans Land, 5% ·          Boden, 5% ·          BuyCostumes, 6% ·          Casual Male, 3% ·          Catherines, 3% ·          chickdowntown.com, 4% ·          Delia's, 2% ·          Destination Maternity Corporation, 5% ·          Dickies, 5% ·          Dollhouse, 5% ·          Edamame Maternity Spa, 5% ·          eDressme, 4% ·          Fashion Bug, 3% ·          Hanes, 4% ·          IGIGI, 4% ·          Johnston & Murphy, 4% ·          Jones New York, 3% ·          Jos A Bank, 5% ·          Junonia Active, 5% ·          Just my size.com (Hanesbrands Inc), 4% ·          Justice, 1% ·          Karmaloop, 3% ·          Lane Bryant, 3% ·          Lee Jeans, 3% ·          Liz Claiborne, 2% ·          Lord & Taylor, 4% ·          Lucky Brand Jeans, 2% ·          Motherhood Maternity, 5% ·          New York & Company, 3% ·          Phat Farm, 4% ·          Promgirl, 6% ·          Scrubs & Beyond, 6% ·          Sean John, 4% ·          shopbop.com, 3% ·          Sierra Trading Post, 3% ·          Singer 22, 4% ·          Spirithalloween.com (Costumes), 1% ·          Star Costumes, 7% ·          The Hip Chick, 5% ·          T-shirtOutlet, 7% ·          Under Armour Canada, 4% ·          Uniform City, 6% ·          Wet Seal, 3% Computer, Electronic, Technology ·          123inkjets, 16% ·          4inkjets, 15% ·          6th Ave, 1% ·          Adobe, 3% ·          Audible, 6% ·          Best Buy, 1% ·          Cambridge SoundWorks, 3% ·          Carbonite, 24% ·          Circuit City, 1% ·          Cisco, 1.2% ·          ClubMac, 2% ·          Comp USA, 1% ·          f.y.e, 3% ·          Fujitsu, 2% ·          GoDaddy.com, 3.5% ·          HP Home, 1% ·          Interstate Battery, 4% ·          J&R Computer/Music, 3% ·          Lorex, 6% ·          MacMall, 2% ·          Masterbeat, 4% ·          McAfee Canada, 1.08% ·          Microsoft Store, 2% ·          Newegg, 1% ·          OCInkjet.com, 9% ·          OnSale, 2% ·          PC Connection, 2% ·          PC Mall, 2% ·          pcRUSH, 1% ·          PeachPit, 6% ·          Picaboo, 6% ·          Radioshack, 1% ·          Roku, 3% ·          Sirius Satellite, 6% ·          Skype, 15% ·          Smith Micro Software, 12% ·          Sony, 1% ·          Tech Depot, 2% ·          TheNerds.net, 2% ·          TigerDirect, 1% ·          TigerDirect Canada, 2% ·          Toshiba, 2% ·          TV-Silencer, 24% Construction, Building, Tools ·          Black & Decker, 4% ·          eFaucets, 4% ·          Home Depot, 2% ·          Makita, 4% ·          Sears Parts Direct, 2% ·          Tractor Supply & Co, 3% Entertainment, Games, Music, Tickets ·          American Music Supply, 4% ·          Celebrate Express (Parties), 6% ·          Favor Affair (Parties), 6% ·          GameFly, 6% ·          iTunes ·          Pretty Party Place (Parties), 9% ·          RazorGator (Tickets), 4% ·          Taymark Giant Party Store, 6% ·          Tick Co (Tickets), 5% ·          Ticket Network, 8% ·          Tickets Now, 4% ·          Wolfgang's Vault, 6% Food & drink ·          Boca Java, 9% ·          Coffeeforless.com, 3% ·          Cookies Kids, 3% ·          Cooking.com, 1% ·          Fannie May Candies, 6% ·          Ghirardelli Chocolate, 6% ·          Jelly Belly, 6% ·          JJ Buckley, 5% ·          Kosher.com, 4% ·          My Wines Direct, 5% ·          OmahaSteaks.com, 4% ·          Personal Wine and Wines.com, 4% ·          Shari's Berries, 5% ·          Starbucks Store, 6% ·          zChocolat.com, 10%

General, Department Stores ·          Acacia Catalog, 5% ·          Banana Republic, 1% ·          Buy.com, 2% ·          Country Store Catalog, 6% ·          Dollar Days, 3% ·          Gap, 2% ·          HSN, 2% ·          Kmart, 1% ·          Kohl's, 2% ·          Macy's, 2% ·          Old Navy, 2% ·          Overstock.com, 1% ·          QVC, 3% ·          Sears, 1% ·          SmartBargains.com, 4% ·          Spiegel, 3% ·          Target, 2% ·          Walter Drake (Miles Kimball Company), 6% Gifts & Flowers ·          1800florals, 11% ·          1-800-flowers.com, 6% ·          AAA Fruit Baskets, 9% ·          Cherry Moon Farm, 5% ·          Coca-Cola store, 6% ·          Exposures, 3% ·          Fingerhut, 2% ·          Firebox, 5% ·          Flower.com, 10% ·          From You Flowers, 9% ·          FTD.com, 5% ·          Gettington (Fingerhut), 5% ·          Hammacher Schlemmer, 5% ·          Just Because Baskets, 5% ·          Lakeside Collection, 4% ·          Miles Kimball, 4% ·          Mrs Fields Gifts, Inc, 5% ·          ProFlowers, 5% ·          Red Envelope, 5% ·          SkyMall, 3% ·          Things Remembered, 4% Health, Rx, Vision care ·          1800Contacts, 5% ·          AC Lens, 3% ·          America RX.com, 5% ·          Dermadoctor, 5% ·          Drugstore Canada, 5% ·          Drugstore.com, 6% ·          eVitamins, 6% ·          Eye Buy Direct, 6% ·          LensCrafters.com, 6% ·          NutriSystem, 9% ·          Vitamin World, 6% Home Supplies, Decorating, Remodeling ·          AJ Madison, 2% ·          Blinds.com, 3% ·          Bosch, 4% ·          Candle Bay, 9% ·          LampsPlus, 5% ·          Lenox.com, 5% ·          Lighting By Gregory, 4% ·          Lighting Catalog, 6% ·          Oreck, 5% ·          Rubbermaid, 3% ·          RugSale, 7% ·          Sealy, 5% ·          The Great Indoors, 1% Jewelry & Watches ·          Barse, 4% ·          Body Candy, 9% ·          Carolee, 4% ·          FreshTrends, 9% ·          Ice.com, 4% ·          James Allen, 3% ·          My Jewelry Box, 6% ·          The Watch Company, 4% ·          Ultra Diamonds, 5% ·          Zales the Diamond Store, 2% Kitchen & Cooking ·          Shop Taste of Home, 6% ·          Sur La Table, 4% Office & Business ·          Current Catalog, 4% ·          Dell Small Business, 1% ·          Fine Stationary, 3% ·          FT Press, 5% ·          Logoworks, 6% ·          Office Depot, 1% ·          Office Furniture, 3% ·          Office Max, 2% ·          PrintPlace.com, 9% ·          PsPrint, 9% ·          Trend Micro Business, 10% Pet Supplies ·          1800 Pets, 7% ·          National Pet Pharmacy, 5% ·          PetSmart, 5% Photography ·          Calumet Photographic, 2% ·          Kodak Gallery, 4% ·          Overnight Prints, 12% ·          PhotoWorks, 9% ·          RitzPix, 9% ·          Smug Mug, 4% ·          snapfish, 5% Shoes ·          Adidas, 4% ·          Buy And Walk, 7% ·          Crocs.com, 5% ·          Dockers Shoes, 4% ·          Dr. Scholls Shoes, 6% ·          Eastbay.com, 3% ·          Famous Footwear, 8% ·          Finish Line, 3% ·          Florsheim, 4% ·          Foot Action (Footlocker), 3% ·          Nine West, 4% ·          Onlineshoes.com, 6% ·          Reebok, 4% ·          Shoebuy.com, 10% ·          Shoes.com, 8% ·          Skechers, 5% ·          SoHo Lab, 5% ·          Solestruck, 5% ·          Stacy Adams, 4% ·          Steve Madden, 7% ·          TriCityNewBalance.com, 3% ·          Vans, a Division of VF Outdoor, Inc., 2% Sports & Outdoors ·          Altrec.com Outdoors, 5% ·          Bass Pro Shops, 3% ·          Beyond Bikes, 4% ·          BikeBandit.com, 3% ·          Camping World, 4% ·          CCS.com, 2% ·          ChampionUSA.com (Hanesbrands Inc.), 5% ·          Champs Sports, 3% ·          Dicks Sporting Goods, 2% ·          eSports Online, 3% ·          FogDog Sports, 4% ·          GigaGolf, 6% ·          ProBoardShop.com, 5% ·          Rocky Mountain Trail, 5% ·          Skis.com, 5% ·          SummitOnline.com, 5% ·          Sun & Ski Sports, 5% ·          Sunglass Hut, 4% ·          Swell, 4% ·          Tactics, 4% ·          The House, 5% ·          The North Face, 3% ·          Timberland, 2% Travel ·          A Better Stay, 5% ·          Air France Canada, 1% ·          Air France US, 1% ·          Avis Rent A Car, 2% ·          Avon Canada, 5% ·          Bagsbuy.com, 10% ·          Best Western, 3% ·          Bluebay Resorts, 5% ·          Budget Rent a Car, 2% ·          CarRentals.com, 1% ·          CheapCaribbean.com, 3% ·          CruiseDirect, 2% ·          eBags, 5% ·          Enterprise, 1% ·          Expedia, 1% ·          Hotels.com, 3% ·          Hotwire.com, 1% ·          Luggage Online.com, 6% ·          Mexicana Airways, 1% ·          Priceline, 2% ·          Sandals & Beaches, 2% ·          Southwest Airlines Vacations, 2% ·          The London Pass, 2% ·          Virgin Atlantic Airways, 2% Miscellaneous ·          Chemistry (Dating Network), 60% ·          Fabric.com, 5% ·          Genetree (DNA testing), 6% ·          Goodwill Too (Online thrift store), 3% ·          Match.com (Dating Network), 7.5% ·          Real Goods Solar (Environmental), 3% ·          Spring Hill Nursery (Gardening), 9%