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Ola is an app that helps artists sell the art they create at events, festivals, and fairs. Ola is free, opens the door to huge new revenue streams for artists.

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• Artists can sell their art for free, get paid once and be able to keep the money.

Artists can sell their art for free, get paid once and be able to keep the money.

Many art galleries and artist organizations offer free access to their paintings, but there is a problem: these services only pay once… you have to wait for the payment to arrive in your mailbox. You can't sell your artwork on the internet, so you're stuck in the middle of no man's land where you're on the edge of starvation and starving from the bill waiting for you SO NO THANKS! We want to help artists by giving them the opportunity to sell their paintings for cash on line.Artists are going through a tough time right now. They are struggling with an extremely high price of most works of art, and they need ways to get monies at least once or twice every month. However, they do not have enough capital to purchase these paintings at a reasonable price.

I have been offered the chance to be an artist with a choice between two options – sell or keep the money. What would you choose?I was at a bar and talking to my friend, who is a mechanical engineer. He shared his dream of designing cars that are powered by batteries. He wanted to change the way we drive and walk, but I was skeptical because he doesn't know what kind of technology I would produce.I was curious to know how he manipulated the technology in his mind, so I began asking him questions creating an image of what electric cars might look like. In thirty minutes, he had given me details of how they would work and even suggested a model car that we could build together.The next day, we were talking about the movie "All is Lost", where Tom Hanks and director J.C. Chandor explore their ship for days in the Pacific Ocean before it sunk with three hundred people on board. At night, when all hope

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