Archive for May, 2007

Lessons of Entreprenuership

Tuesday, May 29th, 2007

One of the best lessons an entreprenuer can demonstrate is dedication, dedication couple with hard work is a very potent combination. Entreprenuers by and large have a desire to achieve, and they will, because they will not be told otherwise. They push and struggle to overcome problems, and through that work create a successful business.

Most are overachievers and workaholics. Many will take charge of a business and live with it night and day until its standing on its own, they have almost a paternal quality in this manner. They are held by themselves to be fully responsible for anything they assume within the venture, including that entity as well. Many work not for money, but for respect, or title.

 Entrepreneurs tend to be optimistic, pessimism is generally not found  in this breed. they belive that they can make the impossible possible. This breed leans towards excellence and strive to outdo themselves. Organization skills are second nature, some tend to have a vast social network they can tap.

The bottom line is profit, perhaps not a liquid one, but one with which to measure the success of their efforts.

 

Other Solar Eclipses?

Saturday, May 26th, 2007

Ever wonder if other planets have eclipses? Well, its not possible on Venus or Mercury. Why? Because they have no moons. Mars has two smaller moons, named Diemos and Phobos. These  moons are relatively small, they are less than 50 kilometers in diameter, its speculated that solar eclipses wouldn’t be able to occur on Mars.

However, its important to note, that the farther you get from the sun, the smaller it will look. For example, Jupiter is 5 light years form the sun, Pluto is 38 light years, Neptune is 20 light years, Uranus is just 15 light years, and Saturn is 10 light years from the sun.

In that light smaller moons could blot out the sun from  view and in fact some do!  Titan, one of  Sauturns moons can remove the Sun’s presense for several hours.  5 other moons are capable of similiar : Io, Europa, Callisto, Triton, and Ganymede.

Natural Hair Dyes

Wednesday, May 23rd, 2007

Theres a natural ingredient in black tea that makes it something like a dye. If you want highlights, a bunch of shine, and yet still darken you hair, this mya be something worth trying for you. Just brew 2 strong cups of black tea, and just use it to rinse the shampoo out of you hair  after you wash it. Careful! Very strong black tea could stain your skin a bit.

Alone, Black tea isnt terribly effective for dye jobs, theres a few  other ingredients needed for it to be truly effective. These other ingredients have a great side effect, they make your hair thicker, prevents fall out, and your hair will grow faster!!

Perhaps you wanna try it:

~~ A cup of Black Henna

~~ 2 cups of plain yogurt

~~ 10 black tea teabags
~~ a cup of water
**a cup of water
Soak the teabags in plain water, til the brew is very strong. Then simply use this water to mix up the henna and yogurt together. Apply to hair, cover, and let it sit in your hair for 6-8 hours. Wash your hair normally, and you will see the dramatic and wonderful change.

Since henne coats and seals the hair shaft, it actualy protects your hair. Doing this 2 times a week or so and your hair will be noticeably healthier. I

Time Travel

Sunday, May 20th, 2007

It would be outstanding to go back in time and be a witness to some historical events. Civil War era, world War Two, the building of Rome. This list would be gigantic. You could do this, in a limited way, by speaking to people who lived through it, such as people who lived through the Great Depression.

Everytime you spend time with someone who has lived through historical events, you have a chance to bear witness, ina roundabout way, to the events that occurred during a specific era in our history. I myself will be able to account both the gulf wars to my son, as an example.

Sit down with a person that lived in the past century, and ask them about an event that you are excited about. Hear it from their perspective, ask how the world reacted, and what the event changed for them. You may feel like you were actually there.

My mother remembers the Kennedy assassination. She can remember what she was wearing that day, the temperture, the whole deal. Its fascinating really. America was just devastated by it. Perhaps a greater shock than even the events of September 11th…

So, if you want experience history, find a person who lived or actually experienced a significant historical event and sit down and talk to them. Take notes, record the conversation because in  time, the “witnesses” will eventuallay be history also.

World Hunger

Wednesday, May 16th, 2007

the world produces more than enough food to sustain itself. In fact large quantities are wasted each year. The quantity of food isnt what makes world hunger, its world economy that does. People in other nations cant afford it, and a failed harvest is terrible because import costs are prohibitive.

But, you may wonder, the food will rot in our warehouses, why not just GIVE it to them. Simple. It would destroy the economy of an already struggling nation. In a nation where food is a great concern , the economies revolve around it, and their people will likely work in a food related industry. Farmers are very populous in a country like that. Others would work in a packaging or processing plant, etc.

Now take that same economic model, and add free food to it. Why would you buy food, if you could get free food? People wouldnt, and as a consequence, noone would farm, noone would be hired to package. Business would be bankrupted. Noone with jobs, and the government would have no tax money, degradation and war would soon follow.

Giving food to a third world nation would actually make them poorer…


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