How to Maximize Your Work Day »
Working from home or working from an office in an actual office building both have their own separate set of problems. For starters, when you work in an office environment, you are subject to the noises and distractions that go along with working in an office environment. For instance, you may have to deal with [...]
Pyramid Model Of Cultural Traits »
Culture is the glue that holds together all of our values, our beliefs, our sense of self, and our confidence and trust in the people around us, whether that’s our family, our place of worship, our community, our nation or our company. Culture is what defines us as individuals, as citizens, as parents, as employers [...]
Five Unthinkable Options (Part 1 Of 5) »
The scene is from The Simpsons Movie. Russ Cargill, the movie’s villain, stands before President Schwarzenegger with five plain brown file folders each containing government solutions to the pollution in Springfield. Cargill proclaims, “Well, I’ve narrowed your choices down to five unthinkable options. Each will cause untold misery …” Humorously the President, as I think [...]
Five Unthinkable Options (Part 4 Of 5) »
Boy, unthinkable option number three where we appease the dependent class and cut spending everywhere but their precious welfare programs sure was depressing wasn’t it? How did you like those numbers I gave you to mull over last week where even if we cut everything else from the budget except for the so-called “Mandatory Spending” [...]
What’s The Matter With The Frenchies And Englishmen »
One of the longtime Kahunanites mailed me a few stories about the French, and British, which are worth sharing with everyone. Back in the 60s, the Secretary of State, Dean Rusk, was in France, when Chuck DeGaulle decided to pull out of NATO. DeGaulle said he wanted all U.S. military out of France as soon [...]
10 Turning Points that could have lost GB WW2 »
I believe that during WW2 “Fate” seemed to be on the side of Great Britain. Ask yourselves What were the turning points of WW2 that could have meant defeat for GB and the whole of Europe becoming dominated by the Nazi’s. Below is a list of turning points that I think could have gone [...]
Older women in fashion ten most fascinating features »
Golden Age of the “mature” women admired, such as the Tang Dynasty, such as eras. The so-called “Mature” is used to signify the maturity of women after the age of 30, they still have the name of a more warm, that is, “sister”, such as Nicholas Tse had Faye Wong on the case. In fact, [...]
Let us hate the oppressor? »
I have a confession to make. I’m a former “politician basher”. Like many, it has been typical of me to “hate the oppressor”. And not too long ago, I have been a part of organizations (by supporting them) that spend much of their time bashing corrupt politicians, demanding accountability and “justice” for their crimes. Let’s [...]
Campus wireless applications provider urgently deep plowing education industry – the campus wireless network – Education Industry »
After nearly 10 years Information Construction, the majority of colleges and universities already have a variety of sophisticated applications, current, University information system focused on positive change application to the campus to provide timely and efficient information exchange services, urgent, therefore, many who are interested in education and industry information construction program to proceed with [...]
District 51: Janet Long: A Soldier’s Mom »
1st Lt. Paul Long is the eldest son of Janet and Richard Long. Lt. Long is an apache helicopter pilot serving on active duty in the United States Army. According to Janet Long, “We are so proud of our son’s commitment to public service and his extraordinary sense of duty and responsibility to this country.” [...]
The Blog: A Writing Practice »
I write a blog. It’s called The Bush Diaries and I write in it virtually every day. The Bush Diaries started on November 8, 2004. I had been stewing for a couple of days about the re-election of George W. Bush (if you happen to be of any other than liberal persuasion, don’t stop here! [...]
The Conservative Reaction To The September 11, 2006 Presidential Address »
Liberal Americans claim that Bush over-politicized the Presidential Address made on the Fifth Anniversary of the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon – what we all remember to be the largest terrorist attacks ever on American soil. Realists contend that you cannot reflect on the events of September 11, 2001 without [...]
Theobold Wolfe Tone »
Theobold Wolfe Tone, born in Dublin, the son of a Protestant coach-builder, studied law at Trinity College Dublin and qualified as a barrister from King’s Inns at the age of 26 and attended the Inns of Court in London. A member of the prominent Protestant Ascendancy, Tone was heavily influenced by the radicalism of the [...]
A Few Misguiding All »
A common man never wants a war and is not even in favour of borders and boundaries. He is against prejudices and wants an integrated world. Uncountable marriages among unlike and diverse nationalities and the reactions of people all over the world against US invasion on Afghanistan and Iraq are the symbols of same peace [...]