Friday, July 29, 2011

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For all entrepreneurs, starting a business is the route to “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,” no matter how risky. It’s the American dream that has been the goal of people in this country for over 230 years. If you are here in the U.S., I hope you are all able to take some time off this holiday weekend, to contemplate what you do, and why you do it.

According to an article and poll by Startups.co.uk, having the independence to make your own decisions is considered the key benefit of being an entrepreneur. Nearly 90% of respondents said decision-making independence was very important, closely followed by more flexibility for a better work/life balance. Job creation and innovation are the results, not the drivers.

Personal satisfaction also ranked close behind, with 70% of respondents claiming it was a key advantage to running their own business. Contrary to popular belief, most business owners did not start a business just to earn more money. Only 32% of entrepreneurs cited money a key benefit of running their own firm. This indicates that lifestyle and satisfaction factors are often more important than financial ones.

As with everything in life, there are advantages and disadvantages to every choice we make. Choosing entrepreneurship is no exception. Beyond the obvious advantages mentioned above, there are some additional advantages that get mentioned often.

  • Challenge of originality. A good entrepreneur feels the incentive to offer a new service/product that no one else has offered before. That’s the same challenge an artist feels on every new canvas, or every musician feels when composing a new work.
  • High level of excitement. Entrepreneurs love the continuous challenges of a startup, and the satisfaction of solving them. Some are so high on this life, that they hate the fact that they have to "waste" part of their life in sleep!
  • Minimal rules and regulations. Work in a conventional job is often difficult to get done because of all the "red tape" and consistent administration approval needed. With a startup there are no rules, until you make them.
  • Challenge of originality. A good entrepreneur feels the incentive to offer a new service/product that no one else has offered before. That’s the same challenge an artist feels on every new canvas, or every musician feels when composing a new work.
  • Beat the competition and discover yourself. Competition drives innovation, and innovation drives competition. The cycle never stops. But the best part is that ultimately entrepreneurship isn’t a race against others but an opportunity to discover your potential.

Of course there are some disadvantages that every entrepreneur knows all too well:

  • No regular paycheck. Starting your own business means that you must be willing to give up the security of a regular paycheck. In fact, most startup founders work for no salary during the first year or two of company operation.
  • Few paid benefits. There will likely be no medical and dental benefits, and no vacations or other perks during the formative years. Don’t expect a staff to do the accounting, handle correspondence, or even clean the bathrooms.
  • Decision responsibility. All the decisions of the business must be made on your own, better known as “the buck stops here.” This may sound like an advantage, but is actually a major source of stress and loneliness for startup CEOs.
  • Staffing challenges. Hiring and firing decisions are hard, and that’s just the beginning. Often times, you will find yourself working with people who "don't know the ropes" and require extensive coaching and assistance. Then you have to deal with the mistakes.

By definition, if you see the rewards here as outweighing the risks, you are an entrepreneur. So you should fully appreciate the independence factor fought for so hard by our forefathers. I hope you have had time this long weekend to savor the dream. You earned it, and you need the rest.

Marty Zwilling

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News Corp. is embroiled in a legal and ethics scandal in the U.K., and closure of the newspaper at the heart of the mess, News of the World (NOTW), has done nothing to contain the damage. News Corp. reportedly generates about 75 percent of its revenue in the U.S, and its two flagship American properties, FOX News and the Wall Street Journal, have both gone on the offensive.


WSJ: “Deluded dishonest whining victimology”


The unsigned editorial (Paul Gigot is the editorial page editor) in Monday’s Wall Street Journal has as its sub-head: A tabloid’s excesses don’t tarnish thousands of other journalists. I’ve not read such a claim, and the author doesn’t provide evidence that anyone has made it. This argument is a form of logical fallacy known as a straw man, and there are other red herrings sprinkled throughout the editorial.


In the view of the WSJ, the (apparent) turning-an-almost-blind-eye by investigators (after all, two people were jailed in 2007) is worse than the crime itself and worse than, one supposes, the passing along of favors and money that led to any blind eyes.


At least three British investigations into phone-hacking and payments to police and others by the now-shuttered News of the World tabloid are underway, with 10 arrests so far. News Corp. and its executives have apologized profusely and are cooperating with authorities. Phone-hacking is illegal, and it is up to British authorities to enforce their laws. If Scotland Yard failed to do so adequately when the hacking was first uncovered several years ago, then that is more troubling than the hacking itself.


Ah. Ten arrests so far. How many were News Corp. employees? At least seven were NOTW reporters and editors. The others – NOTW hired hands.* Arrests so often do lead to “cooperation” don’t they.


On Twitter, New York University journalism professor Jay Rosen summed up the editorial:


Deluded dishonest whining victimology delivered in the form of a Wall Street Journal editorial on the phone hacking crisis


The impetus for the editorial is vaguely related to Friday’s resignation of Les Hinton, for almost four years the CEO of Dow Jones, which publishes the WSJ. Before coming to this side of the pond, Hinton ran the News Corp. British newspaper division during the years of the phone hacking.


The editorial should be read as an example of what not to do. The Washington Post makes some of the same points in a more reasonable manner, although it doesn’t convince me, either.


It should also come as no surprise that the first interview Rupert Murdoch granted since the scandal broke went to … the Wall Street Journal.


FOX News: From Perp To Victim, Reframing News of the World Hacking


James Fallows (The Atlantic) brought this gem to my attention: last week FOX News commentators managed to frame NOTW as a victim of computer hacking, based on the juxtaposition of stories about hacking into the Pentagon, Citicorp, Bank of America and American Express. Now that’s spin!


There are two problems with making NOTW and News Corp the meat in this tasty cybercrime sandwich: News Corp orchestrated (it’s the perp, not the victim) the hacking, which was of cell phone voice mail, not computer systems housing social security numbers, bank accounts and other personal data.


What is fascinating (in a train wreck sorta way) is that FOX presents the story as one about computer security and then turns to a PR guy, Bob Dilenschneider, as the on-air “expert.” Dilenschneider used to run Hill and Knowlton, one of the largest PR firms in the world. It’s the PR guy who obfuscates by introducing Citicorp, Bank of America and American Express. “We’ve got a serious hacking problem in this country,” Dilenschneider affirms, “and we’ve got to figure out a way to deal with this hacking problem.” Wow!


Oh. And like the WSJ editorial, FOX presents poor News Corp a victim of media who “pile it on” according to Dilenschneider and FOX and Friends host Steve Doocy .


Oh. And “all those people” at NOTW got fired, Doocy said, “even though 99% of them had nothing to do with it.” [There's another logical fallacy for you - great attempt at misdirection, don't you think?]



* Who Has Been Arrested In The NOTW Scandal?



  1. 2007: Glenn Mulcaire, the private investigator (convicted)

  2. 2007: Clive Goodman, formal royal editor (convicted)

  3. April 2011: Ian Edmondson, news editor (arrested)

  4. April 2011: Neville Thurlbeck, chief reporter (arrested)

  5. April 2011: James Weatherup, NOTW position unknown (arrested)

  6. June 2011: Terenia Taras, a freelancer for the News of the World (arrested)

  7. June 2011: An unnamed reporter from the Press Association (arrested)

  8. Number 8: unknown as of this writing

  9. July 8, 2011: Andy Coulson, former News of the World editor who became P.M. David Cameron’s press spokesman (arrested)

  10. July 17, 2011 : Rebekah Brooks, News International CEO (arrested)


If you bought ‘em, use ‘em seems to be the philosophy.



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Thursday, July 21, 2011

How you can Build a great Credit score and Background

More and more lenders, employers, landlords and insurance coverage businesses are checking your FICO score as part of their procedure of approving your mortgage, landing a job, getting your own home to reside, or great rates given for any type of insurance that you might have utilized for. To achieve all of these issues which you are dreaming of accomplishing developing a good credit score online background will be the first thing that you need to do if in case you got one with a bad background.

Credit scores begin from the low 300 towards the cream of the crop 850. A regular consumer has a credit score assortment of 600 to 700 but some might have much more than this. A FICO score will be the basis of most loan companies and credit score bureaus of computing your creditworthiness. A great credit score score falls on an average of 720 and over. Where does one obtain the information on their respective credit score scores? By legislation this is given for free once a yr coming from the three main credit bureaus: Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. Your scores and credit score history shows your current and closed accounts also as your payment background.

Loan companies do generally have a look on your credit score online history as the foundation on whether or not they'll grant your mortgage at a good interest rate or deny this altogether. If correct now you are intrigued on applying for a home loan that necessitates a high credit score then it would be best to use for FICO score monitoring which generally gives you an update in your scores on a weekly basis. Subscribing to this online service alerts you whenever you have attain your substantial score goal as long as you setup a threshold for it. Some would go so far as sending you an sms to inform you when your scores have alter for your much better or for your worst.

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To assist you build a much better credit score and history here are some easy guidelines to adhere to:

Request a duplicate of your credit history as needed if not wait for it once a yr but do keep track of your background for just about any mistakes. If you see discrepancies then you can dispute them by heading through your reports thoroughly.


Pay your expenses promptly. Include some much more on the minimum amount which you usually spend since this would cause your credit score to rise and would be obvious for many lenders that you are a good borrower simply because you spend on time and is sincere in settling your expenses.Avoid maxing out on your credit score restrict. This may surely cause your credit score scores to drop that fast. Cancel credit score cards that you aren't utilizing or do not need and spend promptly for the bank card expenses.

Hoodia - The Amazing All-natural Weight loss Method


The way hoodia gordonii functions is fairly easy. After consumption, the active molecule in Hoodia-P57-acts as a healthy blood sugar stabilizer, which in flip prevents the insulin spike that triggers starvation. The result is definitely an extended feeling fullness, typically for up to six hrs following consuming, and also the elimination on the urge to snack in in between meals. Which is why they're stated to be among the best diet plan drugs that do the job.



What this suggests is that individuals who eat substantially less on a daily foundation, sometimes resulting in weight reduction. As an example, in a very 2006 examine performed by Phytopharm pharmaceutical company-the main researcher of Hoodia diet plan supplements-obese topics who consumed Hoodia ate 1000 energy less every day, and 7000 energy much less per week, than topics denied Hoodia.



Contemplating that it normally takes a deficit of 3000 calories to shed 1 pound of body weight, this could easily translate to a lack of two lbs per week, and a loss at least10 kilos each month. For this reason, the weight loss business is now harvesting and production Hoodia Gordonni like a diet supplement. Hoodia diet tablets are easily offered on line and in well being meals stores everywhere.




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Diet plan supplements that get the job done are rather difficult to come by, specially on-line. So if you ever are not comfy with buying them on the internet, then we suggest browsing your native supplement retailer in town to determine if they've any of what you are in search of. Chain health meals stores like GNC, Wholefoods, and so forth. are rather great about carrying diet drugs that work like hoodia gordonii.

Find out The Leading Hemorrhoid Therapy

Individuals with hemorrhoids often ask typical concerns like are what the leads to of hemorrhoid and how can the discomfort be kept below control.

Hemorrhoid treatment are intestinal tissues within the anal region. When a person places too much pressure on it while defecating, the veins will swell, creating hemorrhoids to type within or outdoors the anal canal. These circumstances are more commonly known as inner and exterior hemorrhoids, respectively.

There are two methods of hemorrhoid treatments - the health-related way and also the natural way. As the title implies, the health-related way involves various surgical operations such as rubber band litigation, and hemorrhoidectomy for much more serious circumstances. Although they are effective in obtaining hemorrhoids below manage, they are able to be quite expensive and might take time to recover. Discomfort can also be unavoidable throughout the therapeutic time period. In instances exactly where the root cause was not addressed, recurrence of the hemorrhoid can be anticipated.

The all-natural technique, on the other hand, is preferred by vast majority of people suffering from hemorrhoid due to the reality that you will find very couple of unwanted side effects. This really is apart from the reality the natural technique tends to be much less costly. This will be the reason why you will find dozens of natural hemorrhoid remedies that are accessible within the market today. A number of these treatments work, but a couple of are but rip-offs. In order for you to get the proper 1, you need to be acquainted using the different all-natural techniques and what they are able to do. Here are 7 quick and all-natural hemorrhoid treatments to ease the discomfort and quit your hemorrhoid from bleeding.

If you would like long-term reduction from hemorrhoids, the very first factor you need to do would be to preserve a healthy diet. You can do this by drinking lots of fluids and consuming meals high in fiber like bananas, potatoes, carrots, and cauliflower. Cereals, entire wheat bread, and pastas as well as beans and nuts are also fiber-rich foods. These food types will help you in having a smooth bowel motion since they make your stool softer. This indicates which you don't require to exert too much work and stress in defecating.

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Additionally, avoid meals which are rich in caffeine also as those that can trigger indigestion. Quick foods and processed foods should also be avoided simply because they cause stool to become tougher.

Aside from maintaining a healthy diet, you need to also maintain a healthy lifestyle. Exercising is a superb way of decreasing pressure in your program. Operating, brisk strolling, and swimming are a few of the actions which you can do to stop hemorrhoids.

Software of witch hazel and aloe vera around the impacted region will even assist. These hemorrhoid remedies can assist ease the pain and decrease the swelling with the hemorrhoids. Additionally, it pays to possess a warm bath as well as a sitz bath, a type of warm bath that's used to wash your anus. The warm water that comes out through the nozzle will relax the hemorrhoids and can help maintain the symptoms from coming back again.

Also, when you've acquired to go, you've acquired to go. Defecate only when essential and do not spend a long time in defecating. Lastly, breathe when you are defecating. Individuals who hold their breath are much more prone to having hemorrhoids because they put much more stress and stress around the veins with the rectum.

These seven hemorrhoid treatments will surely help in easing absent the pain and stop the bleeding. Similarly it'll also help you live a comfy lifestyle and stop the embarrassment that you really feel because of your condition.