Excellent Offshore, Green Investment in 2000 m2 to 1 ha Plots of Timber Producing Land with 18.7% Guaranteed Returns

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Would you like 93,5% returns on your capital invested paid directly into your bank account in USD's every 5 years?

If you purchase a 1 ha plot, your capital and 18,7% returns per annum are guaranteed as your money and title deed are managed in a

FSA regulated trust fund, Citadel Trustees Limited in the UK. If you purchase a 2000 m2 plot your capital and 17,1% returns per annum are guaranteed.

You could even take out a second bond/mortgage on your home and still make a good few percent interest every year.

Alternative Investments, Green Investments & Timber Investments with guaranteed returns are excellent low risk opportunities in sustainable & renewable resources with massive environmental & humanitarian benefits in the current volatile world economy!!!

Silva Tree is a fully incorporated Central American company specializing in environmental development. Silva Tree directors have 17 years
of forestry experience as well as strong business and financial backgrounds. The Silva Tree Group currently has offices in Costa Rica,
Panama, Spain and the United Kingdom and are involved in programs dealing with conservation, reforestation and renewable energy.

Silva Tree design and develop environmental projects around the world, working with a team of lawyers, accountants and trustees to create a
safe and practical investment structure for each ethical investment opportunity offered. By selling small parts of our own projects, SilvaTree facilitate greater environmental benefits than we would achieve on our own, as well as offering ethical, safe and diverse investment products with unrivaled returns.

Our funds are operated by an Citadel Trustees Limited, an FSA regulated trustee and offer highly regulated investments with
excellent returns.

Citadel Trustees Limited

Citadel's highly experienced team has been providing trustee and stakeholder services to the leisure and real estate industries for
more than 25 years, handling in excess of £65 million/$130 million of client funds annually.

Citadel Trustees Limited, was formed to provide specialized trustee services in a variety of areas such as stakeholder activities,
conveyancing services, shared ownership, private residence clubs and probate administration.

Citadel's Head Office is based in Camberley, Surrey, United Kingdom and the company has branch offices, or associated companies in Spain, India, Thailand and China from which it services its international
client base.


Princess Project

The Princess Project is a pioneering reforestation venture in central Panama. 1,500 hectares of land, currently used for cattle grazing, are
being reforested with the fast growing tree Paulownia Elongata (also known as Princess Tree or Empress Tree). Paulownia is a fascinating
species; believed to be the fastest growing hardwood in the world, it can be harvested 4-5 times in the space of just one Teak harvest and
it provides an array of environmental benefits, from soil regeneration to an extraordinary rate of carbon dioxide uptake.

The Princess Project is a commercial timber plantation which is also being developed as a Carbon Offset Project, following CDM guidelines
developed for the Kyoto Protocol and verified to meet VCS and CCB standards, with environmental and socioeconomic benefits at the core
of the project. The trees will be harvested after their fifth year of growth and sold as a sustainable timber product. New trees will
regenerate from the roots to create three more cycles of growth and harvest over the 20 year project term. The investment opportunity is
based on the sale of the project's timber to a commercial wood trader


Timber Investment

All Silva Tree investment opportunities are genuine environmental projects that happen to be open to investment, not the other way
around. We develop programs that we believe are important, and expand them by offering private individuals to participate. We make our money the same way you do; from our projects' yields.

After oil, timber is the most intensively traded raw material in the world. The (FAO) expects that this demand will experience a further
rise of 50%.The present supply of hardwoods from managed plantations cannot meet this need.

In the current property and financial climate, sustainable forestry projects offer a low-risk investment opportunity with additional
environmental benefits. The Princess project is the only timber investment to offer guaranteed returns* payable in just 5 short years.

The Princess Tree, officially known as Paulownia, is recognized as the fastest growing hardwood in the world. The timber it produces is
durable and strong, lightweight and fire resistant. Unlike other Tropical timbers, the demand for Paulownia is not being met by
abundance of plantations and, as a carbon reducing facility; it absorbs more CO2 than any other Tropical plantation tree. The world
market price, supply and demand, speed of growth and quick return on investment make Paulownia an ideal commercial plantation tree.
Moreover, a buyer for the timber has already been found with an insured purchase guarantee in place, ensuring your investment return
is completely guaranteed.

Private investors are invited to join in this project by purchasing individual plots of land providing net returns of 13.7% per annum over
a total investment period of twenty years (applicable to investments made before the 1st January 2010). Not just an exceptional financial
investment, buyers can enjoy a variety of tax breaks, assurance of security and enjoy the environmental benefits and community
initiatives facilitated by the project.

Key points

Low investment amount from just 35,000 US$ per unit*
Gross return of 145,200 US$ over 20 years*
Guaranteed returns of 13.7% p.a. for 20 years*
Returns paid every 5 years
Tax advantages
SIPP qualified
CO2 climate change mitigation
Benefits to local communities
Land held in trust
Timber buyer with insured guarantee
*Based on introductory purchase price of 35,000 USD applicable to all
purchases made before 30.06.2010, please see "guaranteed returns"
section for details and definitions.

Investment returns

The investor will receive 660 trees per hectare of land purchased
A lease will be registered in his/her name for 21 years, which will
produce 4 timber harvests
A purchase price of USD 275 per m3 of timber is guaranteed by World
Paulownia LLC, if the investor wishes to take this option
A 5-year old Paulownia tree produces at least 0.2m3 of processed wood
The total m3 produced per plot over the 4 harvests is 528 m3
Based on a 35,000 USD investment (available until Jul 2010), this will
provide a return of USD 145,200 per plot
The harvesting, processing and transportation will be carried out by a
management company of your choice (unless you wish to organise it
yourself) which is likely to charge 10% of the value of your timber
sales
This produces a net return of 13.7% per annum over 20 years, after the
initial investment amount has been deducted

Community projects

In order to qualify for high quality Carbon offset credits, our project has to deliver a wide array of socioeconomic benefits. The
Princess Project is designed according to the CCB Standard with emphasis on reducing poverty in developing countries.

Aside from the community projects regularly organized by Silva Tree such as the sponsorship of local schools and providing research
opportunities to educational institutions, the Princess Project itself will benefit local communities. Local staff will be employed to work
the land belonging to Silva Tree, and farmers will be invited to interplant crops on the project land. This will give people the
opportunity to grow food for themselves and their families, or sell their produce to generate an income for themselves.

Minimum Investment: $35000.00 USD/Approximately £22,682.25 GBP/

Approximately R260,255.11 ZAR (Depending on Currency Rate) For 1 ha Plots

Special Offer Now Available For a Limited Time Only...

Upon client request, Silva Tree have reduced their minimum investment amount from $35000.00 USD to just $7,500 USD/ Approximately £4,995 GBP/Approximately R54,385.79 ZAR for a limited time only. This is a unique

opportunity to invest in the Princess Project Panama at a lower level,ensuring that everyone has an opportunity to take part in this ethical
timber investment.

Starting in the summer of 2010(Winter in South Africa), Silva Tree have created a unique investment opportunity with land units for sale
at less than 5000 Pounds (depending on exchange rates). For less than a quarter of the normal minimum investment amount, you can now take
part in the Princess Project Panama, an ethical timber investment using Paulownia for reforestation.

Just 7,500$ US will buy you 2,000 m2 of land with 132 trees for a 20 year investment term. The trees will be harvested every 5 years and
returns distributed to you by Citadel Trustees Ltd., who also hold the entire project in trust. The decision to reduce the minimum
participation amount came from Silva Tree's experience with many individuals who wish to invest in the project but do not possess
sufficient funds to participate, particularly via SIPPs and pensions.

To ensure that previous investors as well as those who are investing at the higher level of 35,000$US are not at a disadvantage because of
this development, the returns achieved by the higher investment amount are also higher. This means that everyone is able to participate in
the project but investors at a higher level are rewarded.

If you are interested in this guaranteed,risk free and stable investment opportunity please contact me ASAP to reserve your plot of
timber forest as eager investors are snapping up this great opportunity.

Best regards,


Mark Waite
Investment Advisor

Omega Land Investments
T/A Sovereign Land

UK Office: +44 844 910 7719

Tel: +27 87 943 4754

Mobile: +27 74 116 5213

mailto:mark.waite@incomeforlife.co.za

Alt email: mjw0710@vodamail.co.za

For more information about this opportunity & other excellent
investment opportunities please visit....

http://www.incomeforlife.co.za

 

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Highest Paying Jobs

Posted on | Friday, November 27, 2009 | 1 Comment

This is an excerpt from Askmen.com

You think that in order to make the big bucks, you have to get involved in the glamour professions, such as acting or professional athletics. You might be surprised to learn, however, that none of those professions made the top 10 or even the top 25 list of highest-paying jobs, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.

It should be noted that, according to the Department of Labor, 8 of the top 10 highest-paying professions were in the medical field. To avoid monotony, we excluded most of the medical professions and included the U.S. Department of Labor’s official list at the end of this article. Here are the top 10 highest-paying jobs in the U.S.

Number 10
Natural Sciences Manager
Highest salary: $97,560
Training time: 6 years

Natural science managers oversee the work of other scientists, such as agricultural scientists, chemists, biologists, and geologists. Natural science managers are commonly employed in the research and development field and work in pharmaceutical and environmental consulting or municipal organizations. Natural science managers often own their own consulting or testing firms, and can serve as expert witnesses in court hearings.

A bachelor’s degree is absolutely required, and to work your way up the ladder, an MBA or doctorate is strongly encouraged. Fortunately, many employers will pay for educational costs. The best and highest-paid natural science managers have an aptitude for key business functions, such as marketing, sales and finance. This is common, as it often takes a combination of business acumen and specialized knowledge to present and communicate ideas and concepts in a sophisticated sales environment.

Number 9
Marketing Manager
Highest salary: $100,020
Training time: 4 to 6 years

Marketing managers, like CEOs, span all sorts of industries and levels of responsibility. A small accounting firm may have a marketing manager to help coordinate Yellow Page advertisements and chamber appearances, while this marketing manager's Fortune 500 peer is responsible for the complete tactical execution of a multimillion-dollar marketing budget that encompasses a plenitude of marketing media. Marketing managers can be expected to handle items such as public relations, brand development, media buying, collateral and promotions development, and even the financial metrics and analytics.

The responsibility scope is a function of the organization’s size and the outward focus of the company. For instance, a marketing manager at a Fortune 500 company serving the consumer audience will have a far larger task than the marketing manager at a small, niche business-to-business consulting firm. Communication skills, marketing prowess, and basic management skills all come into play. In most cases, marketing managers have a four-year degree, and an MBA will definitely help in higher-level executive marketing positions.

The highest paying jobs might have you crashing planes or defending criminals.

Number 8
Computer and Information Systems Manager
Highest salary: $100,110
Training time: 4 to 8 years

Computer and information systems managers are responsible for the overall strategy and direction of the company’s information technology (IT) and systems plan. Many start out as programmers or data analysts, but as experience and conceptual knowledge is acquired, one can become capable of overseeing the information systems management of an entire enterprise. In today’s technological environment, most companies regard this as a highly valued position and pay accordingly. Elements of the job include overseeing a company’s IT security, information management, information technology deployment, software and application selection, revenue assurance, and compliance.

When the field was relatively new, there were stories of incredibly gifted programmers who rose to top positions without any formal training or education. Today, however, with the wide corporate acceptance of information technology, more of an emphasis is placed on new candidates having a four-year degree in computer science, computer engineering or mathematics, and even advanced degrees.

Number 7
Air Traffic Controller
Highest salary: $100,430
Training time: 9 years

Employed almost exclusively by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), air traffic controllers are responsible for the safe operation of private and commercial aircraft. Responsibilities include coordinating movement of air traffic to keep planes at safe distances from one another and to minimize traffic delays. Typically, a team works together to help planes position for takeoff and landing, taxi to the gate, and to communicate with pilots and warn about weather patterns.

To become an air traffic controller, you must enroll in an FAA-approved program and pass an aptitude test. Exceptions may be made for those with military or aviation experience. A four-year degree and three years of work experience are typically required, and you must apply to take the exam. If you are selected and you pass, you’ll have to attend a 12-week training session before working as a development controller for two to four years, and after that, you’ll be ready to be hired as an air traffic controller.

Number 6
Lawyer
Highest salary: $110,590
Training time: 7 years

The legal system affects nearly every aspect of our society -- and there is no shortage of attorney classifications that you can aspire to. We are all familiar with the personal injury and criminal attorneys, but the scope goes far beyond that. Environmental law, entertainment law, family law, real estate law, intellectual property, and civil law are a handful of the fields that need legal representation. Some attorneys choose to specialize in a particular industry, such as construction, waste management, securities, or insurance, while others will review agreements, represent the court or mediate.

The industry is highly regulated and adheres to a very stringent code of ethics. Lawyers must pass the bar examination offered by the state they wish to practice in. However, in most cases, to be eligible to sit for the bar, you must have a four-year degree and have graduated from an ABA-accredited law school, which takes about three years.

Flying could earn you six figures, and the quality of life is plush.

Number 5
Dentist
Highest salary: $132,660
Training time: 8 years

There are quite a few specialties -- orthodontics, oral surgery and pediatrics to name a few -- within the dental field, although many opt to become general practitioners. Dentists in private practice will commonly oversee business operations, including administration and bookkeeping. All states require dentists to be licensed, so candidates must graduate from one of the 56 dental schools accredited by the ADA. Graduates must also pass both written and practical exams. While most dental schools require only two years of college-level education, most candidates obtain their bachelor’s degree. Dental school for general practitioners takes three to four years, and if you wish to specialize, you can plan on an additional two to five years of training.

Number 4
Airline Pilot
Highest salary: $134,090
Training time: 5 to 10 years

A pilot can not only captain a commercial airliner, but he can also fly helicopters, test aircraft, serve as an aviation director, crop dust, monitor traffic, and pilot cargo planes.
While everyone has heard of the grand benefits enjoyed by commercial airline pilots -- they fly only 100 hours per month due to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations -- it is not easy to obtain that status. Becoming certified as a pilot is not too stringent -- you need to be at least 18 years old and have at least 250 hours of flight experience to obtain the basic licenses. Commercial airline pilots need to be at least 23, have at least 1,500 hours in the air, and pass an array of FAA tests (written, flight and instrument).

A four-year degree is not necessary; however, the increasingly competitive landscape is making many airlines require a bachelor’s degree. Due to the number of required -- and generally expensive -- flight hours, many airline pilots have earned their experience in the military. There are, however, many private flight training schools. After being hired by an airline, it can take 5 to 15 years to become a captain and reap the rewards in terms of pay, benefits and choice of routes.

Number 3
Engineering Manager
Highest salary: $140,210
Training time: 6 to 7 years

Engineering managers are responsible for plans, coordination, research, design, and production activities. Frequently, engineering managers oversee natural science managers and information systems managers -- two professions that also made this list.

Typically, engineering managers determine specific technical or scientific goals, provide broad outlines, plan the execution and, in some cases, are responsible for the financial viability of a project. For example, engineering managers may be actively involved in the development of a real estate community, or they may work in the manufacturing space to solve technical problems. However, managers who deal with semiconductors and electronic components manufacturing are among the highest paid.

Most engineering managers have bachelor’s degrees, and many will pursue post-graduate degrees, such as an MBA, a Master of Science or a doctorate.

Earning the big bucks will require 10 to 15 years of training.

Number 2
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Highest salary: $140,880
Training time: Varies

A CEO is the highest ranking official within a company (and often the highest paid), and they’re responsible for the strategic direction and day-to-day operational performance of the company. The CEO usually answers to the board of directors, which is elected by the shareholders. In smaller companies, however, the CEO is not only the Chairman of the Board, but he can also be the entire board of directors.

There are many paths to becoming a CEO. In large Fortune 500 companies, you are just as likely to see an employee with more than 30 years become the head honcho as you are to see the company hire a seasoned executive manager. It is also possible to form your own company and simply name yourself CEO and build your company until you are actually overseeing many levels of management and development.

In the corporate world, a bachelor’s degree is almost ubiquitous and it is encouraged to obtain an MBA, though it’s not necessary -- we all know that Bill Gates is an inspirational dropout.

Number 1
Surgeon
Highest salary: $181,850
Training time: 10 to 15 years

While many medical professions are high on the pay scale, those who perform surgery are the highest paid -- specifically, surgeons who specialize in the treatment of illness or injury. As such, most surgeons opt to specialize in a specific area, like the heart or the brain.

Even for general surgeons, the very granular knowledge required to effectively perform an operation can only be obtained through additional formal training and many years of hands-on experience. Of course, a four-year degree is required to go down this path, and biology or other sciences are preferred because these provide access to basic knowledge that will be applied in medical school. After college, plan for four years of medical school -- the first two years will be in classrooms, and the last two will involve working with patients under the direction of physician educators. A residency is the next step, and this can last from three to seven years, depending on the candidate’s desire to specialize. A candidate must also pass a licensing examination.

While the profession can be lucrative, it is certainly not easy or cheap: More than 80% of medical-school graduates carry a debt.

Earning six digits

To make the most money, your best bet is to go down the medical path, provided you are willing to participate in the many years of required training and education. Also, before getting too green-eyed, realize that one year in school is one year taken away from building your career. Overall, to do well, note the specialization of each of the top 24 highest-paying careers per the U.S. Department of Labor -- finding your niche and becoming the best certainly pays dividends.

The top 24 Highest Paying Jobs according to the U.S. Department of Labor:

1. Surgeon: $181,850
2. Anesthesiologist: $174,610
3. OB/GYN: $174,610
4. Oral and maxillofacial surgeon: $169,600
5. Internist: $156,790
6. Prosthodontist: $156,710
7. Orthodontist: $153,240
8. Psychiatrist: $151,380
9. Chief Executive Officer: $140,880
10. Engineering Manager: $140,210
11. Pediatrician: $140,000
12. Family or general practitioner: $137,980
13. Physician/surgeon, all other: $137,100
14. Airline Pilot: $134,090
15. Dentist: $132,660
16. Podiatrist: $111,130
17. Lawyer: $110,590
18. Dentist, any other specialist: $106,040
19. Air Traffic Controller: $100,430
20. Computer and Information Systems Manager: $100,110
21. Marketing Manager: $100,020
22. Natural Sciences Manager: $97,560
23. Sales Manager: $96,950
24. Astronomer: $96,780