The number 1 reason businesses fail is because they don’t have enough money. Whether you plan on owning a business or not, this is important for you to know because you work for someone. And that someone is a business. The people who tend to keep their job the longest are usually good at sales […]
If you have ever watched Suze Orman on TV you know this brash woman has some tough love for those that spend their money foolishly. Her “Can You Afford It” segment is my personal favorite part of the show where she analysis peoples cash flow and then tells them if they can afford whatever item […]
This will more than likely be more last post of 2008 unless something really interesting strikes my interest… Tomorrow night I will be out in Driscoll DJing the New Years Eve celebration, so stop by if you’re so inclined. Nevertheless, have a safe and happy rest of 2008!
Nope, not talking about weight. (Although I could stand to loose a few pounds.) This time I’m talking about my online habits. I spend roughly 18 hours a day connected. I am not interested in spending any more time online so I need to optimize the time I do. The first to go? RSS feeds. […]
EVALUATING MARKET OPPORTUNITIES Table selection is the most important decision you can make. It’s okay to switch tables if you discover it’s too hard to win at your table. If there are too many competitors some irrational or inexperienced, even if you’re the best it’s a lot harder to win. MARKETING AND BRANDING Act weak […]
Welcome to the Bismarck-Mandan, North Dakota Freecycle™ Network! Our goal is to reduce waste by connecting people who are throwing away unwanted items with others seeking the same items (and have a little fun in the process). No item is too big or too small; but since this is a Freecycle list, ALL items must […]
Jeff Stevenson’s Technology Blog: Hitler and the CNC Guys. If you have any knowledge of JDE and Oracle, this is hilarious!
Well, today is the first day it has gotten above zero (although not by more than a degree or two) since Saturday. I don’t care. I’ll take it! Hopefully we will see twenties or even thirties yet this month!
San Diego, CA, October 30, 2008–UC San Diego computer scientists have built a software program that can perform key duplication without having the key. Instead, the computer scientists only need a photograph of the key. “We built our key duplication software system to show people that their keys are not inherently secret,” said Stefan Savage, […]
Jon Barnhardt
