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Lotus TV of Tampa, llc
1805 N. Franklin St.
Tampa, FL 33602
Cell: 813-403-6275
Email: mark@tampa30.com
Mark Carl Nolte, General Manager
IF YOU HAVE $100...YOU HAVE A GREAT IDEA FOR A PROGRAM! If you see this guy, say hello to cousin Nick for me...we love you man. We are all Kings of kingdoms here.

The most famous Nolte is Nick Nolte, American Actor, up or down in life, truth in theater is his trademark. When people think of the famous mugshot, they still smile. He owns the wild guy persona of Nick Nolte. My nearly 50 year old little brother Merl has for 15 years taken the name Nick and his wife calls him Nick. At the end of the day, that picture was just a gag and Nick Nolte dosent care how he is remembered by it. Just call him if youve got a deal with money behind it. Kings Gate is his company, middle name is King. My favorite was Farewell to the King next to the Three Fugitives, theres 80+... Best work is his comedy roles. Even movies, Uturn and Affliction have something to say about us. Nicks talent is his memory. He can read 100 pages and drag in out of bed to a set, with less than a cup of coffee and he can recite with 100 percent accuracy, his, and your lines without the script he has only read once. I have a small drop of the memory gene but I can only access long term stuff at 55 percent and greatful for that gift.

EVERY STATION IS LIKE A FINGERPRINT

Mark Nolte provides an AMFMTV Broadcast Consulting Resource for start-ups, start-overs, proforma bankruptcies and structured acquisitions. We can structure white knight acquisitions to rescue you, as debtor in possession. Withdraw pending bankruptcies and service your notes.

Perhaps when you first looked for a broadcast technical consultant, today or perhaps before you opened your doors. You expected the pocket protector bottle bottom glasses guy? TODAY TRY...WIRE DOG TACTICAL AIR SEA LAND REPO GUY.
Mark can help you with the resources that are critical to your competitive environment. Whether you need to bring your business or service from beginners level performance to "Top Shelf Awareness", we can create a strategic technical plan and creative marketing solutions.

FINANCIAL SUCCESS ENGINEERED TO LAST.

I am dedicated to working with you to build your brand and marketing. More importantly, I am driven to build a trustworthy, single core value in your company: Confidence!

YOUR CUSTOMERS CONFIDENCE THAT YOU CAN BRING THEM BUSINESS.

Our mission is: only fix what is broken, dont buy anything, build working strategies that revitalize your brand and your customers confidence in you.
Leverage the new and old technology, Do no harm, but strategize what we can, from a no cash position. Your customers can not afford a maybe, you can not afford a maybe.

Broadcaster Since July, 7 1977, I know what makes our business work then and now.

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Today it is easier than ever to get the radio station you always wanted ON THE AIR!

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You could even get free-to-air broadcast stations to take your feeds for an hour, a day, a weekend, or 24/7!
The Internet combines radio and television. Radio is produced so you are not compelled to look at distracting video, but with smart-phones and app driven media, video has great added value to any show. Lease channels on Free to Air TV broadcasts are no more expensive than radio time.

HOW TO START FROM SCRATCH IS MY UNIQUE SELLING PROPOSITION

This is something you can do NOW to position yourself for future success and launch into the Broadcasting arena.
I will share with you practical, tactical and simple ways to start broadcasting and marketing your own programs.

IF YOU HAVE $100...YOU HAVE A GREAT IDEA FOR A PROGRAM! Call Mark at Home 813-403-6275.

813-403-6275

My Home address:

227 N. Walnut St.

Kermit, Texas 79745

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current 05/2012

A brief history of Mark Carl Nolte, My uncle Ray Colvin taught me electronic terms at age five.

Saw my first wireless at age seven at a Scout show. Eight years old I built all fifty, of Radio Shack fifty in one kit.

At ten, built a Remco AM transmitter I still have. Self taught radio electronics until I met Charles Wilson June of 1977.

KOHM 91.1 Monterey High School Broadcast Electronics Program. First Radio Job outside of School was KWGO and KJAK

Later moved to Johnson City, Tennessee were I worked for the Johnson City Schools Television Station and WIDD.

College, Army, Broadcast School Back to Texas, Radio and College again. I majored in Communications and worked

the Two way and Carphone business before and during Cellular phones development Southwestern Bell Mobile Systems.

Just when you think your out...They bring me back in! Years later I am still doing the same thing. My parents encouraged us

to follow our dreams. Mine in Broadcast Consulting. My Brother Myles is an Aircraft tooling design engineer and Brother Merl

(a.k.a. Nick) is an Engineer for CSX Railroads and local union chairman.

My father is Melvin Carl Nolte, 58 year Boy Scout, Born 1934, his wife of 55 years, Mary and my two brothers Myles and Merl, made five M names as a family. He worked in Plastic injection molding tool design for Companies, Allied/Bendix and Motorola injection molding electronics for the Apollo Missions up-to Apollo 15 and Mars Mariner Satellites. After the Space program, he designed case moldings for Texas Instruments, consumer products like the calculator. In 1971 the first generation Nolte to leave the Lutheran Church for non-denominational pentecostal worship. Ordained by The Church of God (Cleveland, TN) in 1995. Operated Kyrk of the west 100.9 FM for three years. He is now retired in Florida.

This looks just like my brother Merl Nolte, Little bit like my Dad, Melvin Nolte, This is Herman Nolte in Lawton, Oklahoma 1900 at the age of five, Herman Carl Nolte, 1895-1971, owned and operated Nolte Wheel Alignment in Kansas City, Kansas, in the garage business 60 years.

His Father, August Christian Heinrich (Emil) Nolte, 1855-1904, and his Father, Friedrich Karl Nolte, 1821-1906 and Uncles and Cousins immigrated to the United States in 1882 aboard the S.S. ELBE North German Lloyd, Arriving at South Hampton New York, March 27, 1882. Occupations were Ten Generations as Master Shoemakers from the towns of Aerzon and Hameln Germany.

When they arrived in the US, they found both language and culture barriers as shoe cobblers in a territory where Germans were awkward folks in the Midwest. Emil did not stay on the train to Iowa and first settled in Ohio. Their first Daughter Sophia died of whooping cough and they moved to the rest of the family in West Cedar Rapids, Iowa a place called Time-check marked as a city park today. Shoe-cobbler and Stock Cutter then bought 160 Acres in Lawton, Oklahoma. He built and repaired wagon wheels as a Wheelwright and Farmed. This picture is my grandfathers second brother Ernst. He died young at 24 of brights desease. He was the reason my grandfather Herman and his brother Karl started a Garage business in the first place.
Nolte Life in Aerzen Germany goes back to the true story of the Pied Piper of Hameln embellished by both the Brothers Grimm and my more logical version of what happened to some but maybe not ALL the Children that followed the Pied Piper. Arezen was owned by Welfendukes and mortgaged it to the Bishops of Hildeshiem, later part of a famous Hildeshiem Feud and promptly burned to the ground several times.
Anno 1284 am dage Johannis et Pauli
war der 26. junii
Dorch einen piper mit allerlei farve bekledet
gewesen CXXX kinder verledet binnen Hamelen gebo[re]n
to calvarie bi den koppen verloren
Sometime in the 13th or 14th Century, The Bishops and Dukes of Pomerania, Brandenburg, Uckermark and Prignitz sent out glib medieval recruitment officers, offering rich rewards to those who were willing to move to the new lands. Bishops recruited or bribed some of the young people of Hameln in only 5 miles to the northeast over a small hill to move to and develop the central crossroad town of Aerzen. The people of Hameln knew some of their children were only five miles away. They were so put out by the Bishops bribes they celebrated their childrens departure with adult beverages and outlawed music in the town of Hameln sometime around 1300. The Black Death was spreading across Germany but not much evidence in Aerzen. The cathedral of the Brothers Grimm story could have been St. Mariens. A Tenth Barn or Tax house was built and later burned for its popularity and became part of the story.
The last time they burned the town of Aerzen was 1642 by the Weimar Cavalry. Jobst Nolte in 1642 at the young age of 23, helped rebuild the town. He was given a lifetime pension and property to build his house, he finished in 1678. Located across from St. Mariens Lutheran Church, the Nolte house is still there now 400 years old. The Church is 870 years now since the Pied (Bishops) Pipers gave away land to the young people of Hameln. The town was untouched in two world wars of the last century.
More Family Name Credits , all Shoemakers and Lutherans include: the son of Jobst Nolte, Tonnies Hinrich Nolte 1654-1714, and his son Johann Friedrich Nolte 1683-1752, and his son Heinrich Ludwig Nolte 1712-1786, and his son Ludwig Nolte 1744-1816, and the most Famed Aerzen Fire Marshall and Tax collector Honorable Judge Georg Heinrich Nolte 1778-1856 the first Nolte Publicly a Conservative. His son Friedrich Karl Nolte 1821- 1906, was a US immigrant. His daughter was Sophia Nolte.
In 1678 Jobst Nolte carved this message on the beam over his door. 335 years later it is still there: Wer auf Gott vertraut, hat gut im Himmel und auf Erde errichtet. Wer auf Jesus Christus beruht, wird im Himmel vergütet. Familie zuerst. Wir beten uns arbeiten. It says: Who trusts in God, has built well in heaven and on earth. Who relies on Jesus Christ, shall be rewarded in heaven. Family first, we pray, we work.

In 1806 Anhalt-Köthen was raised to a Duchy. With the death of Duke Henry in 1847 the Anhalt-Köthen line became extinct. During the unification of Germany in 1864-1866 Prussia incorporated several countries-members of the German Confederation: Holstein, Hanover (Aerzen), Hesse-Kassel, Nassau, and the Free City of Frankfurt. Remaining Barons( Bernhard Von Konritz, who married Wife Martha moved to New Zealand) Johann M. Von Konritz father of, Otto Von Konritz. Otto slipped away as Otto Von Koenneritz, to Austrailia. He was the father of Oscar. Baron Oscar Von Koenneritz had other troubles that led him to find Sofia Nolte in America, others were found using either a 'de' or a 'von' Koenneritz, or a Koenig, the anglicized equivalent of the name. Everybody connected to Anhalt-Köthen left Germany after 1847 left for the US, Edwards Isles and Australia.

In the 1860s, in Germany, winning an illegal duel forced Baron Oscar VonKoenneritz out of Germany to the US. The only known Jewish Branch of the Nolte family married 1883 to Sophia Nolte - Rothlubbers - VonKoenneritz. Sophia was the first Nolte to immigrate December 7, 1874 in Baltimore, Maryland and move to Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She sent word back to Aerzen she had settled in Cedar Rapids and all the family was welcome to come to America. Her son would become a famous US General Arno VonKoenneritz...My fathers only Jewish(wealthy) Uncle Arno stationed at Ft. Bliss Texas. Partner in Vons United Beverage Co.

SR-71 Blackbirds are still protected under NSA law. Time and technology are hard targets to keep up with. We have the results of 150 years science because the media business has needed 50 years of spotlights on technology to sell us tech stocks and tech development. What seems to have happend in 50 years of technology and industry, really took 150 years. To say we got ideas from alien technology, We did if you count capturing German and Russian Scientists during WWI and WWII. Roswell is a great story. If we traded for technology, what would we have to trade? If we found anything 50 years ago, we havent done much with it in 50 years. It dosent seem like we made any new friends that want to show up or show off any life giving ray beams or gravity skateboards. The web spins stories way ahead of actual fact or developments.

Not a good choice as a survival vehicle (Soviet T-55) even with a bumper sticker that says "please ask first, shoot later!

Don't just wait for the next disaster before you prepare for a shift in climate, political or otherwise. Get to know your neighbors as good friends. Have an off-road able EMP proof vehicle with an interior NEPA air filter and 1500 mile range without refueling. Keep it road legal, packed and ready for travel and temporary shelter with 10 days food and water supplies on board. Pack a car-top carrier with whatever you are not willing to leave behind stored in your garage/secured storage. Take what tools you need to make a living. Study for a day to day type vocational trade so you can solicit day work without a regular job. You should protect all electronic gear by storing items in an all-metal garbage can with jumper cables to a well grounded water pipe.

A very important natural catastrophy survival element is transportation. The first tool you should prepare for is your EMP resistant vehicle. Most vehicles have three problems:

1.) The need for fuel that limits the range of escape distances between fuel stops if they were not convenient. A.)Propane conversions let you use regular gas but allow switching to clean propane that can be stored indefinitely and 100 gallon tanks are common in combination with gas tanks they can easily extend maximum ranges to 1500 miles without refueling. B.) You can find extra fuel tanks at Tractor Supply Co. or any Truck Accessory Store, even NAPA has them or can order them for you. C.) You can also use 6 Gallon outboard motor boat tanks for less than $20 at Walmart. Use fuel stabilizer (Sta-bil) because the fuel will go bad without it.

2.) Electronic ignition modules that create spark and computers that regulate fuel and engine timing. EMP will destroy ignition modules and computer timing systems...Acquire and protect backup parts for systems you drive now or convert them to points and condenser systems.

3.) Rarely need 4x4 for off road conditions. A small wench, chainsaw and a shovel. I have a 5 foot steel rod with a chisel end, I use for traction with the wench if roadways are blocked by disabled vehicles, other obstructions or damage to roadways. Hurricane Charley left an unbelievable debris field, many blocked roads, vehicles were left as-is where-is. Huge road signs bent over the roads not able to pass without leaving the roadways.

Don't buy an old Jeep. Get a Pre-1975, relatively light Volkswagen or Subaru GL Wagon with snow tires. Trust me less is more. You will be loaded down and should have a Small automotive tool kit, a good lug wrench and Jack, 2 spare tires, a tire patch kit, tire chains and a folding camp shovel. Have you ever spent the night in a Volkswagen? Pre-powerstroke Ford or Dodge diesels are cheap and easy to update with extra range fuel tanks.

I practice what I preach: Diesel fuel can sit for years. I say pre-1975 because of electronic spark modules and computers, but I have a low mileage 1988 1-ton Chevy Van 3500 Rally with the 6.2 liter GM Diesel. The Diesel does not use a computer. Any older vehicle you choose needs to be driven to work out any bugs, belts, electrical issues. This had 16.5 metric rims changed to more common 16 inch rims with commercial 8-ply new tires. The GM Diesel is not my favorite. Its a 350 Conversion with a fuel filter that snaps on sideways and traps air everytime you change it. This means you break loose and bleed injectors everytime you need to change it. To understand what I just said, You need to know your vehicle. Not complete mechanic skills but basic understanding of its service needs. It is rare to find a 20 year old vehicle with less than 50,000 miles on it. You need to understand everything in the air path, fuel path and firing path of your car. Is the transmission serviced? Battery? and Tires? Do not count on the GPS. Keep good maps. I have a 1200 watt gas generator and an electric Chain Saw that runs on it. An electric impact wrench and sockets, floor jack and full tools to work on my vehicle.

Formerly, Broadcast4Sale.com, now www.AMFMTV.biz

"I can make you a broadcaster with nothing but the shirt on your back." No one person can know everything, knowing who to call, and understanding your own personal limits is true brilliance. My background in Scouting taught me to...Be Prepared!" As a thirty year boy scout I have learned to not just prepare for the future but create my future. Not just study the history of media but make history in media.

If I never hit your screen I hope your dream finds you, mine found me...still I am never too busy to hear about your success. Steel sharpens steel, only share your dreams with someone who will encourage you to achieve your dreams. You are welcome to call me, Mark Nolte at (813) 403-MARK(6275) Eastern times before midnight.

THE NATION THAT SEPARATES CHURCH AND STATE, RULES BY THE SECRETS OF COWARDS, DEFENDED BY THE IGNORANT, AND BE JUDGED BY THE DECEIVED. WHO IS ABOVE ME, IS ABOVE YOU, WHO IS ATHOURITY ABOVE YOU?

It is human nature for people despise those who treat them well and look up to those who make no concessions. Distracted by the three greatest things, Fear, Honor and Profit, we forget our opportunity to favor, this the seeds of our future. As the sun sets, we have done nothing to be wondered at!

Here is a beginning list of items and areas that need planning for an evacuation and survival in a disaster, not an Apocalypse. You will not find what you need after the fact.

Collection of various study Bibles (versions and quantity to suit your personal situations) Dont pack mule what you dont need!!!
One 250 round 12 gauge cases of ammo.
One 12 guage shotgun, I like two of the same models. Far better to learn to safely handle one than none.
Ammo reloading kit/and cleaning supplies.
Two plastic firesafe.

Reloading Shotgun shells in dangerous because you need to practice and concentrate. It is very important to learn this talent while not under any pressure or need. There is a Gun shop in every town in America and it will shock you to learn reloading is a lost art, many owner/operators view the cost of ammo so cheap and easy to get why bother. What will you do with your guns when you run out of ammo? Remember to Alamo! We ran out of ammo and they kept coming. If you have only one gun make it a shotgun. My Dad is safer with a .410 or a 20, I will stick with 12 gauge.
The plastic firesafes, one is for important papers, one is for blackpowder supplies.

Never give away your only backup supplies. It is everyone elses job to prepare themselves for their safety. You have to pick your own battles first.

Case of sugar free gums and hard candy, and cool-aid packs.
Ten Days supply of MRE's (food) for every member of your family, about $50 a case of 12 meal packs.
Water needs are one gallon per day per person.
Water distillation kit (Passive cooking pot types that do not need electricity).
Coleman one burner stove that works on gasoline.
Stove-top Coffee pot.
Presto 4 quart ($17) pressure cooker and a 3/8" yellow coiled air hose(Attach the tubing to the top vent of the pressure cooker pot) makes a simple water distiller.
Camping Cookware Kit.
Gas masks or organic chemical paint respirators available ($25) from hardware stores everywhere. Small clear lens swim goggles ($10) to protect eyes and tear ducts from dirt and pesty chemicals. Handy Wipes make many friends in a disaster. Any catastrophe leaves a ton of airborne debris, dead animals and unknown exposures or spills that can make you sick. I have multiple personal first hand experiences in not being able to take a life giving breath...DO NOT IGNORE THIS!
Two first aid kits ($20 each).
Develop a minimal medical library and anti-bacterial, anti-biotic, analgesic kits) including a one year supply of any critical medications you may need that fit your personal situations. Please spend a lot of time on this step.
Assemble a comprehensive sewing kit.
Old pair of crutches.
Extra pairs of hiking boots (Red-wing, Ariat or Caterpillar Steel-toes). Wear them just enough to be comfortable for walking.
Get a hand held radiation detector (portable Geiger counter) on eBay. Don't forget rechargeable batteries and solar chargers for small batteries. You will need this and it will be rare some day. Do not store this with batteries installed. This may need to sit for years!
Canvas Tent or portable shelter.
A Camp Saw.
Sleeping bags.
Winter coats and gloves.
Heavy mil thick plastic drop cloths.
Trash Bags can be makeshift rain gear.
Carbon monoxide monitor.
A Port-a-Potty Toilet.
If you are foolish enough to run out of toilet paper, remember the Internet made JC Penny catalogs obsolete.
Two Deep Cycle 12 volt Marine batteries.
Two 1000 watt Power inverters
A 6000 BTU A/C unit.
A 700 watt microwave with mechanical controls.
12 volt refrigerator cooler.
Build a 12 volt NEPA filter for air handling air in any form of temporary shelter with a NEPA filter element available from Craftsman at Sears next to the canister type shop vacuums. Road-Pro is a Truck Stop brand of 12 volt toys and they make a 12 volt cannister vacuum that fits on a Craftsman NEPA filter.
Hand powered solid state LED flashlights are a great choice because they have no filaments to break. Florescent lanterns with rechargeable batteries.
Basic mountain, or Beach runner bicycles with extra tires, tubes, tools and patch kits and generator feed lights. Water bags and baskets. Keep this simple with mens and womens using the same tubes and tires. Basic and simple is best. A bike rack for the back of your vehicle is a must. Some people are past bicycle abilities so just do what you can.
Foxfire manuals about how to live off the land (what is edible, what to avoid, etc.) Volumes 1 thru 12 are superb.
US Army survival manual.
Dedicate a backpack to carry and fill with How-to books, Army Survival Guides, Field Surgery Medical Manual and a good medicine guide. Outdoor/Microwave cookbooks and Readers Digest prints many cool books. Chilton Generic Auto guides for your specific vehicle that includes wiring guides. If you can find a basic farm animal care guide, a good gardening guide.
Delorme Road Atlas maps that show back-roads off the Interstate.
GPS Receiver with map display.
Long range FM Walkie-talkies.
Ham gear (Radio Shack has a great book to study and pass a no-morse code ham license).
A CB radio.
An AM/FM/TV radio, and maybe a shortwave radio.

All electronics and radios must be stored in all metal trash cans sealed and grounded top and bottoms.

This is a needs list from the top down. You need all of it so start where you can. Line item this stuff and draw a line thru what you have. Your vehicle is a higher priority than everything on this list. Any pre 1975 vehicle with points and a carburetor, extra fuel tanks(6 gallon types for boats will work) and fuel stabilizer additive don't forget extra oils and fluids.

If you have the funds, certian items are well valued, and trade for favors like cash. Even if you don't use these items and have the space, stock ammo, canned beans, packs of inexpensive Bugler handmade cigarette supplies. Favors trade for things when cash is not appropriate.

Grace and Peace -Mark Nolte, Callsign: K-zero H-M-S