R.M. Barrows, Inc. Advertising & Public Relations

Imagine if all tombstones were video tombstones. Imagine the stories we would hear, and would they be truth or lies? Video tombstones will have a tremendous impact on many aspects of society. They will also create some fascinating free speech issues.

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This is about the incredible prices that people are paying for art. How much would you be willing to pay for a piece of art if you had the resources?

Tired of reading about gigantic pay plans for Wall Street Honchos, CEOs, and mega million dollar deals for athletes and art? Now you can at least vent some of your frustrations with a song about money called “Big Bucks,” now available on iTunes.

For all those bidders who came in second (or just above the starting bid) at all the multi-million dollar art auctions recently, please let them know that they can still get a great deal on some of my art: www.barrows.com/gallery.html

This is about the Next Big Thing in Hollywood and the Next Big Thing in Movies, Books and TV.

Video tombstones will have a tremendous impact on many aspects of society. They will change the way we look at life and death. They will create a tremendous amount of controversy. They will also create some fascinating Free Speech issues.

This is about two things that businesses should take a very close look at, especially during San Francisco Small Business Week. One item is about math that can help businesses make a lot more money. The other item is about manufacturing in America.

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This is about a poem about the state of manufacturing in America. The poem is called "It used to be Made in America." It paints a powerful picture of conflicting economic forces. You can read the poem online at www.itusedtobemadeinamerica.com