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    Merger and Acquisition Databases
    Acquisitions let owners establish a base, such as: obtain a going concern in a particular location and establish a niche, i.e. bring in more business of a certain type in the market. Acquisitions also help to obtain entry into adjacent market areas and increase the prestige of the company. Mergers, in addition to these benefits, offer reduced work level and a way to cope with larger competitors.Companies with extensive databases on key business relationships, product lines, focused sectors, and financial performance indicators provide a rich and integrated information source for investment banking, corporate finance, C-level executives
    ay, are directly tied to survival. The survival connection to food, rest and procreation seem obvious. The brain also needs intellectual stimulation. Thinking is the brain’s own exercise machine, keeping it healthy, alert and functioning.

    Being Right Or Being Left

    A large portion of our brain, our neocortex, consists of a left and a right hemisphere. The corpus callosum provides a communications brid

    Global Shop Builds Their Brand the Old Fashion Way: One Customer at a Time
    Most people would have a hard time selecting the best small software company in America. But if we asked Global Shop Solutions customers to vote, they would have no trouble identifying their top pick.I recently had the great fortune of working with Global Shop Solutions in Houston. Their business works well on a lot of levels, but the most remarkable thing about the company is the tremendous value it creates for its customers.Global Shop provides comprehensive EPR systems to small- and medium-sized manufacturers. It helps those manufacturers automate their entire
    The Photograph

    The little girl is scared. This place is new. Different. Bright. Hot. She wonders, “why is this strange man is talking to me?” He raises his voice. “Look over here,” he hollers. She’d look but the lights are bright. He holds up a toy. He squeezes it. The toy’s eyes pop. It’s interesting. Fun. She smiles. A bright flash of light pops. Her mother says, “Good girl!” They are done. The picture has been created.

    Someday the girl will appreciate this photo. She’ll marvel at it. Scrapbook it. Show it off. Her kids will marvel. Laugh. Enjoy it too. So will their kids. But on this day she was afraid. The situation was new. Unknown. She wouldn’t have looked if not for the toy. It caught her attention. Its fun beckoned. And the light went on.

    This scene repeats itself millions of times a day at Wal-Marts, Olan Mills, Sears, photography studios all over the world, and in classrooms filled with adults afraid of learning.

    Survival or Pleasure

    Our brain has a dual focus, survival and pleasure. Survival is the baseline. Without survival nothing matters. Our brain, to insure survival, never stops looking for threats. All the components of the brain, even those responsible for logic and arts, refocus immediately if the brain perceives a threat. This dynamic cannot be ignored in the classroom. Ideas, and the intellectual application of those ideas, are unimportant to a threat focused brain.

    Once a brain determines that survival is temporarily secure, it refocuses on the second priority, pleasure. The brain doesn’t specifically want to have fun. It’s just that many pleasurable sensations, including sleep, eating, sex and play, are directly tied to survival. The survival connection to food, rest and procreation seem obvious. The brain also needs intellectual stimulation. Thinking is the brain’s own exercise machine, keeping it healthy, alert and functioning.

    Being Right Or Being Left

    A large portion of our brain, our neocortex, consists of a left and a right hemisphere. The corpus callosum provides a communications brid

    Advertising Do Not Tell Me; Show Me
    It is amazing how many advertising account executives there are and it is amazing that we even allow them to call themselves advertising account executives because it almost sounds like they are seasoned executives who specialize in advertising and know something that we do not. That is to say most advertising account executives are nothing more than salespeople who have the gift to gab and no real skills in advertising or experience to back up the expert advice that they purport.So often, an advertising account executive will come into a business and explain to the storeowner that if they do not advertise they will never achieve thei
    created.

    Someday the girl will appreciate this photo. She’ll marvel at it. Scrapbook it. Show it off. Her kids will marvel. Laugh. Enjoy it too. So will their kids. But on this day she was afraid. The situation was new. Unknown. She wouldn’t have looked if not for the toy. It caught her attention. Its fun beckoned. And the light went on.

    This scene repeats itself millions of times a day at Wal-Marts, Olan Mills, Sears, photography studios all over the world, and in classrooms filled with adults afraid of learning.

    Survival or Pleasure

    Our brain has a dual focus, survival and pleasure. Survival is the baseline. Without survival nothing matters. Our brain, to insure survival, never stops looking for threats. All the components of the brain, even those responsible for logic and arts, refocus immediately if the brain perceives a threat. This dynamic cannot be ignored in the classroom. Ideas, and the intellectual application of those ideas, are unimportant to a threat focused brain.

    Once a brain determines that survival is temporarily secure, it refocuses on the second priority, pleasure. The brain doesn’t specifically want to have fun. It’s just that many pleasurable sensations, including sleep, eating, sex and play, are directly tied to survival. The survival connection to food, rest and procreation seem obvious. The brain also needs intellectual stimulation. Thinking is the brain’s own exercise machine, keeping it healthy, alert and functioning.

    Being Right Or Being Left

    A large portion of our brain, our neocortex, consists of a left and a right hemisphere. The corpus callosum provides a communications brid

    Flight Attendant Jobs: Who Is Hiring
    The news for US legacy carriers continues to worsen. Northwest and Delta recently filed bankruptcy while several others are teetering toward insolvency. Finding employment with one of these carriers is difficult, particularly if you are seeking a career as a flight attendant. Still, there are jobs with some air carriers, if you know where to look. Let’s take a look at some airlines that are likely to hire flight attendants over the next year or two.The legacy carriers, which include American, Delta, Northwest, United, Continental, and USAirways, are probably not good places to look for stable employment. Earlier in 2005, Continental wa
    ls, Sears, photography studios all over the world, and in classrooms filled with adults afraid of learning.

    Survival or Pleasure

    Our brain has a dual focus, survival and pleasure. Survival is the baseline. Without survival nothing matters. Our brain, to insure survival, never stops looking for threats. All the components of the brain, even those responsible for logic and arts, refocus immediately if the brain perceives a threat. This dynamic cannot be ignored in the classroom. Ideas, and the intellectual application of those ideas, are unimportant to a threat focused brain.

    Once a brain determines that survival is temporarily secure, it refocuses on the second priority, pleasure. The brain doesn’t specifically want to have fun. It’s just that many pleasurable sensations, including sleep, eating, sex and play, are directly tied to survival. The survival connection to food, rest and procreation seem obvious. The brain also needs intellectual stimulation. Thinking is the brain’s own exercise machine, keeping it healthy, alert and functioning.

    Being Right Or Being Left

    A large portion of our brain, our neocortex, consists of a left and a right hemisphere. The corpus callosum provides a communications brid

    Interview Quicksand
    How will you respond when you’re asked the following two questions?1.What type of boss do you like to work for?2.What are the pros and cons about your present employer?-March 2003You scan the career section. Then you see it; your dream job. Your resume is sent, calls made; an interview set up. Now you’re in the hot seat.How will you respond when you’re asked the following two questions?1.What type of boss do you like to work for?2.What are the pros and cons about your present employer?You’re leaving your present position because you can’t stand your boss. He/She drives you insane, makes
    f the brain perceives a threat. This dynamic cannot be ignored in the classroom. Ideas, and the intellectual application of those ideas, are unimportant to a threat focused brain.

    Once a brain determines that survival is temporarily secure, it refocuses on the second priority, pleasure. The brain doesn’t specifically want to have fun. It’s just that many pleasurable sensations, including sleep, eating, sex and play, are directly tied to survival. The survival connection to food, rest and procreation seem obvious. The brain also needs intellectual stimulation. Thinking is the brain’s own exercise machine, keeping it healthy, alert and functioning.

    Being Right Or Being Left

    A large portion of our brain, our neocortex, consists of a left and a right hemisphere. The corpus callosum provides a communications brid

    Why Do We Call These People Black Belts?
    Many are surprised that Six Sigma refers to their trained experts as “Belts.” There are Green Belts and Black Belts in Six Sigma, referring to a level of training they have achieved. The term Black Belt is not an empty buzzword nor is it a mockery of organized martial arts. Comparing a Six Sigma Black Belt and Martial Arts Black Belt is a revealing exercise.Just like in martial arts, to obtain a Black Belt in Six Sigma requires training that teaches skills and discipline. A Black Belt in both martial arts and Six Sigma is a designation that is not given way or can be bought “off the shelf;” it is something that is earned through hard
    ay, are directly tied to survival. The survival connection to food, rest and procreation seem obvious. The brain also needs intellectual stimulation. Thinking is the brain’s own exercise machine, keeping it healthy, alert and functioning.

    Being Right Or Being Left

    A large portion of our brain, our neocortex, consists of a left and a right hemisphere. The corpus callosum provides a communications bridge between the two halves. And the two hemispheres need all the communication help they can get. They see very little the same way. They resemble two siblings whose experience is the same but who rarely agree about what they experienced. With the help of the corpus callosum, the two hemispheres are able to partner. Together they simultaneously comprehend the details and the context.

    Generally, the left hemisphere thinks logically, the right holistically. The left sequentially: the right randomly. The left analyzes, the right synthesizes. The left comprehends words: the right comprehends metaphors. The left examines what is said: the right discerns how it is said. The left seeks facts and details: the right stories and visuals. And most importantly for this discussion, the left processes positive emotions like laughter and joy: the right processes negative emotions like fear and disgust.

    This duality allows our brain to size up unknown situations quickly. The right hemisphere surveys the big picture looks for survival threats. The left hemisphere analyzes the potential threats, and if no threat is present, looks for the positive aspects of the situation.

    When the incoming information doesn’t fit recognizable patterns, our brain goes on alert. If the right perceives negative potential it directs the release of cortisol. If the left perceives positive potential, adrenaline is released. Both of these brain chemicals sear memories into our brain. They allow us to remember the events years afterwards.

    Baby-Sitting Adults

    The threat of threats doesn’t disappear in adults. As a result, the brain’s survival focus can block lea

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