How to sell your invention - the makeup bag - Ask Evan

*** Newest Video: www.evancarmichael.com *** Like this video? Please give it a thumbs up below and/or leave a comment - Thank you!!! In this video I answer a question from one my readers who asked: "How are you? I think a have great Idea to get something new on to the market, most for the women!! It started that I am a Hair and Make-up artist and working sometimes on shoots and had always trouble to keep the make-up cool in my bags when it `s outside 30 degrees! I just imagine that I can`t be the only one who has such troubles. Even for private people it can be a little bag for lipsticks or small things to put into the handbag or to go over Weekend, Holidays or then "The Make-up artist bag." Don`t you think the make-up should stay cool? (similar to a cooler bag) Inside it has to have cooling fabric around the sides but top and button stable ,because it can get very heavy. It will have separate sections inside so the products don`t move. The material from the sections will be! with thick elastic bands to keep it from each other. It will have different levels on top of each other. With a zip around you can open another level of the bag(looking like draws) so you can pack out without having a big disorganized mess on the table. That means nothing on products will stay on top of each other. will have a zip on the inside as well to put some small plastic ice blogs to keep it very cool ! for the very hot days. Fabric has to be very forgiveness , water proof, quick to be cleaned ...

Democracy Now March 22 2012 Comment from Marty Cobenais, IEN, during Interview with Bill McKibben

During Amy Goodman interview with Bill McKibbon regarding President Obama's approval of the southern leg of the Keystone XL pipeline, the impacts, consequences and a quote from Marty Cobenais, the Indigenous Environmental Network's pipeline organizer: "President Obama is an adopted member of the Crow Tribe, so his fast-tracking a project that will desecrate known sacred sites and artifacts is a real betrayal and disappointment for his Native relatives everywhere," said Marty Cobenais of the Indigenous Environmental Network. "Tar sands is devastating First Nations communities in Canada already and now they want to bring that environmental, health, and social devastation to US tribes." Much appreciation goes out to Amy Goodman, Democracy Now for continuing coverage of Indigenous, environmental, social, cultural, and human rights issues. This segment was borrowed in order to highlight the continuing battle against the Keystone XL pipeline, the Alberta tar sands, the most destru! ctive fossil fuel project on the planet, and related issues as outlined by Bill McKibben, 350.org Founder.

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