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Why bankable projects are key to win-win US-Africa investment [Article]

The United States-Africa relations are back in the spotlight, and investment is the word of the hour. Crafting mutually beneficial relations will depend on developing a credible pipeline of bankable and sustainable projects on the African continent. The launch of the U.S. Strategy Toward Sub-Saharan Africa and the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit in 2022 have set the stage for 2023 to be a year of…

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Bourne isn't sure where The Professor is within the field so he uses the report of the shotgun's gunfire to get the birds to fly around over The Professor's head, tracking their movements to reveal the position of his adversary, which is why the professor recklessly takes a run for the treeline.

Apparently this sequence originally ended with Bourne quickly ambushing and killing the Professor after intercepting him as both flank around the barn after the explosion, killing him instantly, without permission from the studio and only 5 minutes of film available, Doug Liman went out with the actors and the stunt crew and shot this sequence himself, feeling he missed out on an important emotional beat with The Professor and Bourne connecting over their shared experiences and loneliness of being Treadstone assassins.

[unearthlydust]

phew agreed with the other askers. also can i just say... seb stan and florence pugh are both one of the strongest actors the mcu has left tbh. i think from a few interviews and snippets i've seen about seb stan, maybe he's also just sick and tired of the mcu machinery, which i'd really understand, i don't think any actor came out of it saying that the mcu is fantastic to work with lol. they give him almost nothing good to work with even tho he served cunt in every scene he was ever in... at this point, i'd just love to extract him, alpine and sam from the mcu to keep them safe from any harm (read: bad writing) skdkdkdkdkd

Hi!

I haven't seen those interviews, so I can't comment on that, but I'm sure Sebastian Stan is very grateful that they gave him the opportunity to play Bucky Barnes for many years even if the process might not have been easy at times.

I don't know what plans they have, but I hope they will let him shine at least one more time like he did in the Captain America movies, especially when Bucky did not hold back against danger or opponents. :')

[pynkhues]

Why do you think there are not many new faces in film/Tv anymore it seems like there is a common list of actors always used for the main stream stories. Do you agree with this? And do you have any thoughts on why this always happens. Like I’m sure auditioning happens still but I wonder if there’s always a select group of actors they choose from. Like I feel like I always see Timothy/ Jacob/ Zendaya etc

Mm, I mean, I kind of disagree with your proposition, anon? I think we're in a huge state of flux right now with mainstream stars with actors like Jenna Ortega, Ayo Edebiri, Cailee Spainey, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Margaret Qualley, Glenn Powell and even Jacob Elordi (who actually is still pretty new star-wise) all on the pretty dramatic rise.

That said, yes, name recognition has always mattered when it comes to films regardless of how mainstream they are. It's actually more about production and distribution than it is about anything else. Investors want a return on their investment when financing films, which means they want stars with proven box office draw, and distributors rely on name stars to sell a film to the market. It's not a perfect system by any stretch of the imagination, but it's basically the way it's always been within the studio system (although I do think it's worse now).

Name actors are still the way most films get bankrolled because they ultimately are the public face of it, for better and for worse.

[ragnarssons]

getting tired of bred-on-blockbusters americans complaining about movies being too long. "oh i coulda cut out at least one hour of the movie" bitch where? editing is a well-thought craft, just as much as screenplaying, directing, etc etc. the pretty scenes y'all see and feel are "too long" do serve a purpose ffs.

you know what was too long? the osage being murdered for months without any authority doing anything about it. yeah, sure, that woman (mollie)'s painful agony at the hands of her husband and the father of her children was "too long": guess what? it was long for her to experience too! and at no point does her poow wittle dumb ass husband let morality or love or compassion catch up to him! that's the point! the corruption plaguing our countries because of capitalism. colonialism stripping away these people of their culture, traditions, identity, happiness, community and even names ffs. that was "too long" for the natives to experience as well. yes it is important to focus for 20 minutes on that osage man feeling "melancholic" because he's been stripped from everything he loved about his culture and people. yes it is important to show y'all how anna, mollie's sister, was pushed to become a drunk and abused by white men in her life - even after her death. yes, it is important to show you how much you have to dehumanize a person to the point of seeing their body being torn to shreds by bombs you've planted and not feeling you're the worst living being on this earth (wink wink zionists). yes it is also important to portray how even the "nice white guys" are just racist but just mildly hey at least they're not murdering you, yknow *shrugs*. yes it is important to portray how greed just eats people away and exposes the worst of human kind. if anything the movie spent too much time trying to make you feel sorry for loser ernest played by dicaprio, fuck that man.

i literally cannot for the life of me understand how anyone can have the indecency to say "oh it's too long and boriiing" about fcking movies portraying real-life horrible and unjust events where justice has never been served. americans having to sit their asses for 3 hours and 30 minutes to actually see a portrayal of something THEIR OWN greed, colonialism and capitalism created is the bare minimum y'all can give back to these people. and then some more.

[ravenkings]

one of the reasons i don't really take these award shows seriously is that i'm like..........who is the arbiter here? the academy?? like who even are they and why should i care?

[2rat2touille]

Killers of the Flower Moon looks hype getting the vibe that Lily Gladstone is the real lead of the movie and it’s partially being sold as a Leo vehicle for funding/marketing

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mandy patinkin seems like a genuinely good guy but i remained baffled by the fact that he signed on to do the serial killer show and then promptly ghosted the entirety of production two years later because the serial killer show just had too many serial killers

[industrialsolutioniid]

Projected Financial Statements: Importance and Components

Projected Financial Statements play a crucial role in project management and finance. They help determine if a business idea is viable and attractive to investors and lenders. Whether you're launching a new business, expanding an existing one, or introducing a new product, understanding these statements is essential. They provide insights that aid in making informed decisions and securing necessary funding.

What are Projected Financial Statements?

Projected Financial Statements are financial forecasts that predict a project's future performance. They estimate income, expenses, and overall profit over a specific period. These statements go beyond mere numbers, offering guidance on financial planning and project performance assessment.

Importance of Projected Financial Statements in Project Reports

In Detailed Project Reports (DPRs), Projected Financial Statements are vital for:

Assessing Financial Viability: They offer insights into expected revenues, anticipated costs, and profitability projections, helping determine the project's financial feasibility and sustainability.

Supporting Funding Applications: Accurate Projected Financial Statements are crucial for securing financing from banks or investors. Lenders use these statements to evaluate the project's potential returns and loan repayment capability, influencing funding decisions.

Strategic Decision-Making: Project managers and stakeholders use these forecasts to make informed decisions. By analyzing these projections, they can identify potential financial risks, optimize resource allocation, and adapt financial strategies to enhance project success.

Components of Projected Financial Statements

Projected Financial Statements typically include:

Income Statement: Forecasts revenues, expenses, and net income over a specific period, providing a snapshot of the project's profitability.

Cash Flow Statement: Tracks cash inflows and outflows, including operating, investing, and financing activities. This statement is crucial for assessing liquidity and cash management.

Balance Sheet: Summarizes the project's assets, liabilities, and equity at a specific point in time, offering insights into the project's financial health and solvency.

Steps to Prepare Projected Financial Statements

Creating accurate Projected Financial Statements involves several key steps:

Gather Historical Data: Start by collecting and analyzing historical financial data, if available, to understand past performance trends.

Market Analysis: Conduct thorough market research to identify market trends, competitive landscape, and customer demand forecasts. This information is vital for projecting future sales and revenue streams.

Financial Assumptions: Make informed assumptions about factors like inflation rates, interest rates, exchange rates, and cost projections. These assumptions form the basis for your financial forecasts.

Financial Modeling: Use financial modeling tools or templates to input your data and assumptions. These tools automate calculations and generate projected financial statements, ensuring accuracy and consistency.

Review and Adjust: Regularly review and refine your projections as new information becomes available or as project dynamics change. This iterative process improves the reliability and relevance of your projected financial statements.

Customized Project Reports and Their Significance

In today's competitive business environment, Customized Project Reports tailored to specific industries or sectors are increasingly popular. These reports delve into details, including Projected Financial Statements, to address each project's unique challenges and opportunities. They enhance credibility and appeal to potential investors and lenders by providing a clear view of a project's financial viability and sustainability.

Conclusion

Imagine steering a project with the foresight provided by Projected Financial Statements. These statements forecast your project's financial outlook, highlighting potential risks and opportunities. This foresight helps project managers, entrepreneurs, and stakeholders make informed decisions and plan effectively. Whether you're compiling a Detailed Project Report (DPR), a Bankable Project Report (BPR), or a custom report, understanding Projected Financial Statements is crucial for success. Mastering them allows you to navigate financial challenges, avoid pitfalls, and optimize resources. Stay tuned to our blog for more tips on managing finances, planning projects, and making strategic decisions. For a deep dive into Projected Financial Statements and their role in project financing, feel free to reach out to our experts or explore our comprehensive resources.

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Achieving Financial Stability with a Bankable Loan in Edison, NJ, and Woodbridge

Starting a business is no mean feat. It takes an enormous amount of courage, dedication, and resources to turn your dreams into reality. But the journey doesn't end there; in fact, it's just the beginning. One of the biggest challenges entrepreneurs face is achieving financial stability for their business. This can only be done by having enough capital to invest in operations, marketing, and growth. That's where bankable loans come in. In this blog post, we'll explore how getting a bankable loan Edison, bankable loan NJ, and bankable loan Woodbridge can help you achieve financial stability for your business.

A bankable loan will help you meet your business needs.

No matter what stage your business is at – whether you're starting up or looking to expand – you need money to fund your operations. A bankable loan can provide you with the capital you need to purchase equipment, inventory or hire employees – all necessary steps to take your business to the next level.

Getting a bankable loan will improve your credit score

Taking out a bankable loan is a great way to establish credit for your business. As long as you make timely payments on your loan and keep your debt-to-income ratio low, having this type of debt can actually boost your credit score.

Bankable loans typically have lower interest rates

Compared to other forms of borrowing such as personal loans or credit cards, bankable loans usually have lower interest rates. This means that over time you'll pay less money back than if you had borrowed from another source.

Bankable loans are flexible

Bankable loans come in all shapes and sizes – short-term or long-term; secured or unsecured; fixed or variable interest rates – so you can find one that suits your specific needs and circumstances.

You can use a bankable loan to consolidate debt

If you have multiple high-interest debts or credit cards, you can use a bankable loan to consolidate them into one manageable monthly payment. This will simplify your financial situation and potentially save you money on interest charges.

                                         Achieving financial stability is crucial for the success of your business. A bankable loan can provide you with the necessary capital to invest in your operations and grow your business. Additionally, taking out a bankable loan can help establish credit for your business, improve your credit score, offer lower interest rates, and increased flexibility for repayment terms. If you're looking to achieve financial stability for your business in Edison, NJ, or Woodbridge, consider getting a bankable loan today.

[marisatomay]

Glorious morning getting to explain the origin of the term “A List” to a friend who did not know that there used to be an actual Annual List of Bankable Movie Stars

[xxgoblin-dumplingxx]

I WANT TO SEE ONE OF THOSE QUIRKS OF AGE GAP!READER!! I BEG YOU

She’s so amazing!!

Bruce shouldered the door open and smiled a little, being bankable had it's perks.

You hadn't even finished the script yet and you had notes. And judging from the way you were scowling as you scribbled them down, this would not be a project you'd be willing to take. Not unless they agreed to pay you an absurd sum of money and a ridiculous list of demands.

Not that he could blame you. You'd been working since you were hardly potty trained. "Home schooled" to make more time for singing, dancing, and acting lessons. Cries on Cue used to be in bold on your resume... You'd been around the block a few times.

"Not a winner?" he hummed kissing the top of your head.

"If I get sent one more script about a poor tragic little waif with daddy issues who just needs to be loved, I quit," you groan.

"But you look so cute dressed like a bad girl in a leather jacket," he snorted.

"Brucie," you purr, letting him tug you onto the arm of his chair and tossing the offending script aside, "if you want me to dress up for you all you have to do is ask."

He stroked your back and just let himself breathe for a second. To soak up the early evening sun and coming home to his wife. "I'd rather have you dressed down," he murmured. "Nothing but jewelry and-"

"I'm going to run out of room in my jewelry box," you tease. "If you keep buying me new jewelry instead of lingerie."

"True," he hummed, kissing you hello properly. "But it just looks so good on you."

You shake your head and lay your head on his shoulder. The first time you'd just worn diamonds for him it had been... well frankly you'd not planned to sleep with him that night. And the bra and panties you'd picked just HAD NOT fit the mood. But it turned out, stepping back out to the deck of his yacht wearing only your jewelry and heels had... done the trick. Ever since then, the man had been obsessed. No pricey lace, silk, or velvet ever made him quite as... malleable. It was cute. "There might be something to the leather jacket," you muse.

"You could wear burlap and be gorgeous," he assured you, stroking your thigh. "But god, you just- the way you look when you do that for me."

His fingers dug into your thigh and you snuggle closer, absently kissing his neck. "I'm just responding to you-"

He chuckled, resting his head on top of yours. He liked when you clung to him a little. The way you wanted to feel safe- the way he made you feel safe. "You're such a sweet girl," he purred. "You love me so much."

"And you love me?" you ask him, raising your head and stroking his jaw, savoring the rasp of the stubble.

"I do," he answered, kissing your nose. "So much."

And your slow, spreading smile had the same effect now that it did the first time he'd seen it. When he'd told you that you really should do more serious projects. All you ever wanted from him was him. And the rightness of it made him grateful that he finally found you.