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<generator>Blogsmith http://www.blogsmith.com/</generator><item><title><![CDATA[Comments on Trump Heads To Baja]]></title><link>http://www.luxist.com/2006/10/06/trump-heads-to-baja/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">http://www.luxist.com/2006/10/06/trump-heads-to-baja/</guid><description><![CDATA[I will be there to this weekend, there are some nice projects going on in Baja.  Come on down to the Investing in Baja Expo at the Rosarito Beach Hotel.  There will be seminars and lots of excitement.  Here is info on the expo: <a href="http://www.bajasoceanfront.com/main/index.php" rel="nofollow">http://www.bajasoceanfront.com/main/index.php</a><br><br>Look for me tall gringo with red hair and say hi.  Call the hotel and you can get a room rate of $79.00 which is about half of the regular rate.]]></description><dc:creator><![CDATA[Steve Pollack]]></dc:creator><pubDate>Oct 6th 2006 12:45PM</pubDate></item><item><title><![CDATA[Comments on Trump Heads To Baja]]></title><link>http://www.luxist.com/2006/10/06/trump-heads-to-baja/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">http://www.luxist.com/2006/10/06/trump-heads-to-baja/</guid><description><![CDATA[It seems like nobody can stop Trump's expansion. But he is building on a lot of strange places.]]></description><dc:creator><![CDATA[Brandt]]></dc:creator><pubDate>Oct 6th 2006 3:09PM</pubDate></item><item><title><![CDATA[Comments on Trump Heads To Baja]]></title><link>http://www.luxist.com/2006/10/06/trump-heads-to-baja/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">http://www.luxist.com/2006/10/06/trump-heads-to-baja/</guid><description><![CDATA["2. It seems like nobody can stop Trump's expansion. But he is building on a lot of strange places."<br><br>It's because for the most part, he's never been a builder or designer. Another company builds & designs, Trump occasionally suggest superficial changes then markets the building under the Trump brand]]></description><dc:creator><![CDATA[Adam]]></dc:creator><pubDate>Oct 6th 2006 3:26PM</pubDate></item><item><title><![CDATA[Comments on Trump Heads To Baja]]></title><link>http://www.luxist.com/2006/10/06/trump-heads-to-baja/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">http://www.luxist.com/2006/10/06/trump-heads-to-baja/</guid><description><![CDATA[Trump's decision to invest in the Tijuana to Ensenada corridor is a great validation for all of us who have invested here in the past.  I bought several units one year ago, and I actually bought them at last year's Expo at the Rosarito Beach Hotel.  There are many wonderful, upscale developments in the works, and thanks to Donald, this will give all of them welcome international interest.  Thanks Donald!]]></description><dc:creator><![CDATA[Rick Pelleriti]]></dc:creator><pubDate>Oct 7th 2006 1:12PM</pubDate></item><item><title><![CDATA[Comments on Trump Heads To Baja]]></title><link>http://www.luxist.com/2006/10/06/trump-heads-to-baja/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">http://www.luxist.com/2006/10/06/trump-heads-to-baja/</guid><description><![CDATA[Just back from Baja and the Baja Real Estate expo.  It was interesting with about 15 projects being showcased between Tijuana and Ensenada, they could have had more seminars abpout buying south of the border.  <br><br>On the way down stopped at the recently complete Trump Baja Discovery Center.  They just start taking deposits on Friday, ask for Ricardo.  I was impressed by the location and the Discovery Center which had a great atheistic quality.  I think Trump’s involvement is minimal but it is more of a licensing deal but will add credibility and probably $50k per unit.  Definitely worth taking a trip south of the border to see how the landscape is changing.<br><br>If you are serious about investing or learning more go the large event in Tijuana on October 18 & 19 <a href="http://www.bajacaliforniameetingpoint.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.bajacaliforniameetingpoint.com</a><br>]]></description><dc:creator><![CDATA[Steve Pollack]]></dc:creator><pubDate>Oct 8th 2006 12:36PM</pubDate></item><item><title><![CDATA[Comments on Trump Heads To Baja]]></title><link>http://www.luxist.com/2006/10/06/trump-heads-to-baja/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">http://www.luxist.com/2006/10/06/trump-heads-to-baja/</guid><description><![CDATA[Vast Movie Poster Archive from Mexico:<br><br>#################################################<br>World’s Largest Cataloged Archive:   <br>Original Jumbo Lobby Cards, 1930’s-1980’s<br>#################################################<br><br>We are seeking a Buyer for this entire Archive:<br>Selling Price:  $495,000<br>Commission:  $50,000 to introduce us to a Buyer (10%)<br><br>World’s Largest Cataloged Archive:   <br>Original Jumbo Lobby Cards, 1930’s-1980’s<br>##################################################<br>***Appx 150,000 oversized title/lobby cards (13" x 17")<br>***10,000-15,000 separate titles, 1930's-1980's<br>***Complete sets of 8 for most titles<br>***US, EUR, MX, Foreign Film Titles<br>##################################################<br><br>From a Regional Film Archive in Mexico, that had serviced twenty<br>theatres over a fifty year span.<br>Classic and Cult Titles from US, GER, FR, ITAL, MX…<br>Japan, Russia, Hong Kong…..<br><br>##################################################<br>150,000 Original Vintage Lobby Cards from MX<br>Hundreds of One-Sheets<br>Scores of Banners, Theatre Displays, etc etc etc<br>##################################################<br><br><br>CATALOG:  VIEW 100 LISTS & 5,000 JPGS:<br>##################################################<br>posterazzi.topcities.com<br>##################################################<br><br>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br>*Abbott and Costello<br>*Animated Films<br>*Anthony Quinn<br>*Audie Murphy<br>*Audrey Hepburn<br>*Beatles<br>*Boris Karloff<br>*Brigitte Bardot<br>*Bullfight<br>*CANTINFLAS<br>*Circus<br>*Clark Gable<br>*Clint Eastwood<br>*Comedy Stars---Marx, Chaplin, L&H, A&C, 3Stooge, etc<br>*Cowboy & Western<br>*Cult MX Wrestlers<br>*Dean Martin<br>*Disney Animation<br>*Disney Live Action<br>*Dope, Drugs, Narcs<br>*Doris Day<br>*Elizabeth Taylor<br>*Elvis Presley<br>*Epoca de Oro---Mexican Films:  1940’s-1960’s<br>*Epoca de Oro/MX Films---Spectacular School of Poster Artists<br>*Erotica<br>*Errol Flynn<br>*European Film Posters:  France, Italy, Germany<br>*European Film Posters:  Multi-National Productions<br>*Fernandel<br>*Film Noir Classics<br>*Frank Capra<br>*Frank Sinatra<br>*Gary Cooper<br>*Gladiator, Epic, Myth, Legend<br>*Gone With The Wind---THEATER DISPLAYS<br>*Grace Kelly, Monaco, Monte Carlo<br>*Great International Film Directors<br>*Hammer<br>*Hitchcock<br>*Humphrey Bogart<br>*James Cagney<br>*James Dean<br>*James Stewart<br>*Japanese Films<br>*Jerry Lewis<br>*John Wayne<br>*Jungle Films<br>*Kubrick<br>*Laurel and Hardy<br>*Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers, Hopalong, Gene Autry, Misc Cowboys<br>*Lucille Ball<br>*Marilyn Monroe<br>*Marlon Brando<br>*Marines<br>*Martial Arts Movie Posters---BLee, JChan, Misc Oriental Martial Arts<br>*Martin and Lewis<br>*Mexican Cinema---Epoca de Oro---11x14 lobby cards with photograph<br>attached<br>*Mexican Cinema---1960’s-1980’s<br>*MX Film---Comic & Caricature (Tin-Tan, Resortes, Capulina, etc)<br>*MX Film---Cowboy Movies<br>*MX Film---Sci-Fi, Horror, Fantasy<br>*MX Film---Serials, 1940’s-1960’s<br>*Nazis<br>*Orson Welles<br>*Peter Sellers<br>*Raquel Welch<br>*Ray Harryhausen FX<br>*Red Skelton<br>*Religious Films<br>*Rock & Roll, Adolescents, Bad Girls, Motorcycles, Hot Rods<br>*Roger Corman<br>*Ronald Reagan<br>*Russian Films<br>*Sam Fuller<br>*Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Monster, Space<br>*Sex Goddesses: Mansfield, Van Doren, Ekberg, Bardot, Monroe<br>*Sex, Drugs & Rock’n’Roll<br>*Soccer<br>*Spaghetti Westerns<br>*Sports<br>*Steve McQueen<br>*Superman, Batman, Capt America, Flash Gordon, Capt Marvel<br>*Tarzan, Jungle Jim, Bomba, Sabu, Jungle<br>*Vietnam<br>*Vintage Hollywood, 1940’s-1950’s<br>*Vincent Price<br>*Vivien Leigh<br>*Woody Allen<br>*Zorro<br><br>Based on current and past sales of single random Mexican Lobby Cards on<br>eBay  (by others)---this Archive would gross over $1,200,000 (appx $8/card).<br><br>Based on the past few years of our sales from our web page---<br>to collectors seeking specific titles/directors/genres---<br>this Archive would gross appx $3,000,000 (appx $20/card).<br><br>Based on sales of individual pieces in Galleries and Museum Shops---this<br>Archive would gross over $7,500,000 (appx $50/card).<br><br>***The buyer might be a large Corporation, Institution, Foundation.<br>***The buyer might be a Celebrity, Actor, Director, Producer.<br>***The buyer might be a Mass Merchandiser or Chain Store.<br>***The buyer might be a Museum or Gallery.<br>***The buyer might be a Shop Owner:  <br>       Posters, Records, Books, Pop Culture.<br>***The buyer might be a large Hotel, Restaurant, <br>       Publisher or Design Firm.<br>***The buyer may be in Hollywood, Tokyo, Berlin, Paris, NY…… <br><br><br>Questions or comments:  posterazzi2000@hotmail.com<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:<br><br><br>The World's Largest CATALOGED Archive of<br>Original Jumbo LOBBY CARDS from Mexico (1930's-1980's)<br>is seeking a new Home<br><br>No Country had seen more film than had Mexico.  While we in the US were <br>growing up on Sit-Coms and Game Shows---the movie-goers all over the <br>Republic of Mexico were enjoying films from the Great International <br>Directors:  De Sica, Buñuel, Kurosawa, Fellini, Truffaut, Jodorosky, <br>Cacoyannis, etc.<br><br>And the B-Films, Pot-Boilers and Film Noir Classics from the United States <br>and Europe.  Martial Arts Films from China and Hong Kong.  Sci-Fi and Horror <br>from the 1930's, 1950's, and the Italian Masters of the 60's and 70's.  <br>Gladiator Epics by the score, Erotica and Paris Night Club Revues,Worldwide <br>Animation . . . . . . . . . . . . .<br><br>Spaghetti Westerns from Italy, Spain, Germany.  Comedy from early Laurel<br>& Hardy films.  Musicals galore.  Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll from the 1950's,<br>1960's, 1970's.<br><br>Hammer, Harryhausen, SFuller, Corman.  RKO, MGM, Warners, Paramount,<br>Allied  Artists!  Stunning art from early SLoren, BBardot, ZLaskari, Marcello...<br><br>And Mexico also had its own Great Film Industry.  Cantinflas, GFigueroa,<br>MFelix, PInfante...Badu & Guiu.  Brilliant Illustrations from Ernesto<br>Garcia Cabral. The Glory of 'The EPOCA de ORO' of Mexican Cinema.<br><br>The Archives consists of 150,000 (13" x 17") Jumbo Lobby Cards,<br>representing the wealth of World Cinema for a fifty year span.  (Appx 10-15,000<br>different US, EUR, MX Film Titles.)<br><br>And many extras:  Theatre Displays (GWTW, 2001), One-Sheet Posters, <br>Half-Sheets, etc.<br><br>This Cataloged Collection can be seen on the Web:<br><br>CATALOG:  VIEW 100 LISTS & 5,000 JPGS<br>##################################################<br>posterazzi.topcities.com<br>##################################################<br><br>Price for the Entire Archive:  $495,000.<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>POSTERAZZI ARCHIVES<br>150,000 Jumbo Lobby Cards from Mexico, 1930’s-1980’s<br><br>Vast CATALOGED Collection of Mexican Lobby Cards<br><br>10-15,000 separate titles from US, MX, EUR:<br><br>***100 Animation Titles<br>***100 Cult MX Wrestler Titles<br>***100 Tarzan & Jungle Titles<br>***120 Spaghetti Western Titles<br>***130 Dope, Drugs, Narcotics Titles<br>***140 Erotica Titles<br>***170 Disney Titles<br>***175 Sword & Sandal Titles<br>***180 Martial Arts Titles<br>***200 Great Intl Directors Titles<br>***300 Film Noir Titles<br>***700 Exploitation, Adolescent, R&R, Hot Rod, Motorcycle, etc Titles<br>***700 Sci-Fi/Horror/Monster Titles<br>***1000’s of War, Western, Spy Titles<br>***1000’s of Classic US Titles<br>***1000’s of Cult Titles<br>***1000’s of Foreign Titles<br><br>(Sets of 8 for most titles)<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>************************************************************<br>***Cult, Classic, Sci-Fi, Westerns, Exploitation, Disney, Martial Arts,<br>Epoca de Oro, Horror, Spy, Drama, Comedy, Animation, Religious,<br>Nazi, Sex/Drugs/Rock & Roll, War, Elvis, Bogart, MMonroe, BBardot,<br>Brando, JWayne, Beatles, Circus, Sports,RCorman, SFuller, Rharryhausen,<br>Betty Page, Gladiator, Russian, Japanese, French, Italian, German,<br>Mexican, GWTW, Great Intl Directors, etc etc etc............<br>*************************************************************<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>Grand Legacy of the Movie Industry in MEXICO, 1930's-1980's<br><br>Vast Collection of 150,000 Vintage Original Movie Posters,<br>1930's-1980's:<br><br>One of the world’s largest collections of  Original, Vintage Movie<br>Posters has been purchased in Mexico, <br>and is now housed in the SO BAY area of San Diego, CA.<br><br>This collection of 150,000 13”x17” oversized title/lobby cards from MX<br>spans the years of 1930's-1980's.<br>It contains the wealth and variety of over 15,000 cult and classic film <br>titles---from the US, Europe, Mexico and other Foreign Lands.<br><br>The graphics are stunning!  They are all original and from the Major<br>Film Studios, contemporaneous with each film’s release worldwide.  <br>However, these very special 13”x17” posters have a much greater density <br>of art and images than posters from any other country.  <br>Classic Illustrations, Drawings, Photographs, and Stills all laid out on each <br>Film Poster.  Melodramatic BALLYHOO (in Spanish, of course), <br>and original Cast and Credits, and unique fonts for the Film’s title:  <br>all round out the overall design of each unique Movie Poster.<br><br>Not only did Mexico have a grand and glorious Film Industry during their<br>own ‘EPOCA DE ORO’ (Golden Age---1930’s-1960), but also the general<br>population of Mexico had a much greater opportunity to see the entire spectrum of<br>Films produced worldwide.  Classic oldies from MGM and Warners and RKO; <br>internationally famous directors like De Sica, Truffaut, Buñuel,<br>Kurosawa, Fellini, Resnais, Ray (India); and lurid Cult Films from the worldwide <br>vaults of Horror, Sci-Fi, Adolescent Exploitation, MX Wrestlers, Italian<br>Westerns and Gladiator Epics, Martial Arts, Sex/Drugs/Rock&Roll, etc etc.<br><br>The collection has been displayed and publicized worldwide via the<br>Internet;  and is available for exhibition and promotional events.<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:<br><br>Vast Collection of 150,000 Vintage Original Movie Posters, 1935-1980<br><br>One of the world’s largest collections of  Original, Vintage Movie<br>Posters has been purchased in Mexico, and is now housed in the <br>SO BAY area of San Diego, CA.<br><br>This collection of 13”x17” oversized title/lobby cards from MX spans the<br>years of 1935-1985.  It contains the wealth and variety of tens of thousands <br>of classic film titles from the US, Europe, Mexico and other Foreign Lands.<br><br>150,000 of these posters have been carefully sorted and cataloged into <br>pertinent generic film categories:<br><br>Abbott and Costello<br>Animated Films<br>Beatles<br>Brigitte Bardot<br>Bullfight Movie Posters<br>CANTINFLAS<br>Circus Movie Posters<br>Clark Gable<br>Clint Eastwood<br>Comedy Stars---Marx, Chaplin, L&H, A&C, 3Stooge, etc<br>Cowboy & Western Movie Posters<br>Cult MX Wrestlers<br>Disney Animation<br>Disney Live Action<br>Dope, Drugs, Narcs<br>Elvis Presley<br>Epoca de Oro---Mexican Films:  1940’s-1960’s<br>Epoca de Oro---MX films---Spectacular School of Movie Poster Artists<br>European Film Posters:  France, Italy, Germany<br>European Film Posters:  Multi-National Productions<br>Fernandel<br>Film Noir Classics<br>Frank Sinatra<br>Gary Cooper<br>Gladiator, Epic, Myth, Legend (Sword & Sandal)<br>Gone With The Wind---THEATER DISPLAYS<br>Great International Film Directors<br>Hitchcock Film Posters<br>Humphrey Bogart<br>James Dean<br>Japanese Films<br>Jerry Lewis<br>John Wayne<br>Jungle Films<br>Kubrick Film Posters<br>Laurel and Hardy<br>Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers, Hopalong, Gene Autry, Misc Cowboys<br>Marilyn Monroe<br>Marlon Brando<br>Martial Arts Movie Posters---BLee, JChan, Misc Oriental Martial Arts<br>Martin and Lewis<br>Mexican Cinema---Epoca de Oro---11x14 lobby cards with photograph<br>attached<br>MX Film Posters---Comic & Caricature (Tin-Tan, Resortes, Capulina, etc)<br>MX Film Posters---Cowboy Movies<br>MX Film Posters---Sci-Fi, Horror, Fantasy<br>MX Film Posters---Serials, 1940’s-1960’s<br>One-sheet and larger odd-sized posters<br>Rock & Roll, Adolescents, Bad Girls, Motorcycles, Hot Rods<br>Ronald Reagan<br>Russian Films<br>Sam Fuller Film Posters<br>Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Monster, Space---10,000 posters<br>Sex Goddesses: Mansfield, Van Doren, Ekberg, Bardot, Monroe<br>Sex, Drugs & Rock’n’Roll<br>Soccer Movie Posters<br>Spaghetti Westerns<br>Sports Film Posters<br>Superman, Batman, Capt America, Flash Gordon, Capt Marvel<br>Tarzan, Jungle Jim, Bomba, Sabu, Jungle<br>Vietnam Movie Posters<br>Vintage Hollywood, 1940’s-1950’s---10,000 posters<br>Zorro<br><br>The graphics are stunning!  They are all original and from the Major<br>Film Studios, contemporaneous with each film’s release worldwide.  However,<br>these very special 13”x17” posters have a much greater density of art and<br>images than posters from any other country.  Classic Illustrations, Drawings, <br>Photographs, and Stills all laid out on each Film Poster.  Melodramatic <br>BALLYHOO (in Spanish, of course), and original Cast and Credits, and<br>unique fonts for the Film’s title:  all round out the overall design of each<br>unique Movie Poster.<br><br>Not only did Mexico have a grand and glorious Film Industry during their<br>own ‘EPOCA DE ORO’ (Golden Age---1930’s-1960), but also the general<br>population of Mexico had a much greater opportunity to see the entire spectrum of<br>Films produced worldwide.  Classic oldies from MGM and Warners and RKO; <br>internationally famous directors like De Sica, Truffaut, Buñuel, Kurosawa, <br>Fellini, Resnais, Ray (India); and lurid Cult Films from the worldwide <br>vaults of Horror, Sci-Fi, Adolescent Exploitation, MX Wrestlers, Italian<br>Westerns and Gladiator Epics, Martial Arts, Sex/Drugs/Rock&Roll, etc etc.<br><br>The collection has been displayed and publicized worldwide via the<br>Internet;   and is available by appointment to Publishers, Galleries, <br>Museums, and Serious Collectors.<br>]]></description><dc:creator><![CDATA[posterazzi2000@hotmail.com]]></dc:creator><pubDate>Oct 18th 2006 8:25AM</pubDate></item></channel></rss>
