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1) Giving And Expectations: Give,Comfort,Nourish.

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2) Work Together, Stay in Place: Learn how some smart organizations and quick learners are working virtually, efficiently, and seamlessly around the globe today

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3) AlterNet -- 13 Questions for Bush about America\'s Anti-terrorism Crusade: Mainstream journalists in the United States often function more like a fourth branch of government than a feisty fourth estate. If anything, the patterns of media bias that characterize sycophantic reporting in "peacetime" are amplified during a war or a national security crisis.

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4) Knowledge@Wharton - Confessions of a Recovering Workaholic: For many years Jonathan Lazear spent long hours building a literary agency whose success brought him the usual trappings - large house, new cars, expensive vacations. It wasn't until he realized that his work habits had led him to ignore virtually every other part of his life that he stepped back - and wrote a book. In The Man Who Mistook His Job for a Life, Lazear talks about being addicted to work and offers advice to help readers avoid the same fate.

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5) 5 Ways to Talk to Money: Type the description here.

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6) How to Stress Less -- And Smarter: "So many people have been living stressful lives for so long that they've become desensitized. It's kind of like living in the flight path of O'Hare airport. After a while, you stop hearing the big jets overhead."

-- Dan Baker, director of Canyon Ranch family business group

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7) Wired 8.04: Why the future doesn\'t need us.: Our most powerful 21st-century technologies - robotics, genetic engineering, and nanotech - are threatening to make humans an endangered species.

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8) Women and Men: (And I don’t have any issues relating to women. My closest friends are women. And given the choice, I much prefer the company of women to men. They usually have a better sense of humour and are much more fun to hang around with.)

My doing the ZopeNewbies site got me an invitation to speak at Comdex Canada, one thing led to another, and I got a promotion at work.

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9) Dawkins Review of Intellectual Impostures: Type the description here.

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10) Culture Shock: Traditional Cultural Patterns Surprise Product Developers : In yesterday’s one-size-fits-all world, a company could often migrate something that was a hit in the U.S. or Europe by tweaking its language and advertising and funneling a lot of money into local marketing efforts. Germany’s Mercedes-Benz, for example, traded on its reputation for building highly engineered automobiles to drive into markets the world over. Japan’s Sony Corp. found that its knack for building compact, economical, and reliable electronics, such as the Walkman, struck a chord around the globe. Coca-Cola Co. and Philip Morris’s Marlboro cigarettes traded on their "American-ness" to create large foreign followings.

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11) How to survive a Heart attack:

 How to survive a Heart attack - Please Read... You can save 
your own life

To all my friends for precautionary measure.

A heart attack can happen to anyone
Let's say  it's 6:15 p.m. and you're driving home (alone of
course),after an unusually hard day  on the job. You're really 
tired,
upset and frustrated.  Suddenly you start experiencing severe 
pain in
your chest  that starts to radiate out into your arm and up into 
your
jaw.

You are only about five  miles from the hospital nearest your 
home;
unfortunately  you don't know if you'll be  able to make it that
far.What can you  do?

You've been trained in CPR but the  guy that taught the
course neglected to tell you how to perform it on  yourself.

HOW TO SURVIVE A HEART ATTACK WHEN ALONE

Since many people are alone  when they suffer a heart
attack, this article seemed to be in order. Without help, the
person whose heart stops beating properly and who begins to 
feel faint,
has only  about 10 seconds left before losing  consciousness.
However, these victims can  help themselves by coughing
repeatedly  and very vigorously. A deep breath should be taken
before each  cough, and the cough  must be deep and 
prolonged, as when producing  sputum from deep inside the 
chest.

Deep  breaths and a cough must be repeated about every two 
seconds
without let up  until help arrives, or until the heart is  felt
to be beating normally again. Deep breaths get oxygen into the
lungs and coughing movements squeeze the heart and keep  
the
blood circulating.

The squeezing  pressure on the heart also helps it regain
normal rhythm. In this way, heart attack  victims can get to a
hospital.

Tell as many other people as possible about this, it could
save their lives! If everyone who gets  this sends it to ten people, 
you can  bet that we'll save at least one life.


From Health Cares, Rochester General Hospital  via Chapter 
240snewsletter  AND THE BEAT GOES ON ... (reprint from The 
Mended Hearts,  Inc.publication, Heart  Response)

12) Goodthink: People who are really important

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13) A Tip Jar: Via the Newhomemaker site

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14) How to set & achieve goals: More points towards goals

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15) The Basic 5 steps to creating wealth: By Terry Savage

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16) Positive thinking: Find how thinking positively can improve your health !

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17) John Renesch conscious business, spirituality in business, corporate responsibility, social responsibility, sustainable development: A leading writer and thinker on business and social transformation, John Renesch believes that commerce holds the key to bringing about a global shift of human consciousness thus creating a future of tremendous possibility for humankind - the possibility that will allow humanity to transcend the inevitable future that can be projected from current trends.

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18) Dr. Bass: Luigi Cornaro - How to live one hundred years: An example of how life may be prolonged to advanced years by abstemious living which allows the body to conserve its energy, is found in the following examples from "The Art of Living Long" by Luigi Cornaro, published in 1558 in Padua, Italy.

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19) Stanley Bass: How to overcome temptation: Once the emotion creeps in, the struggle to gain control begins. It is this struggle with the emotions which produces the attendant suffering and misery. The very moment you realize that an undesirable craving has entered your consciousness, DON'T struggle with it. Absolutely REFUSE to consider its existence

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20) Stanley S. Bass: How to Solve Problems Objectively: What you will see with this method will prove to be a literal revelation. Perplexing incidents which have occurred in the past will reveal their solutions with a clarity that will startle you as you become adept at this technique

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21) Stanley Bass: Sequential Eating - Food Combining: To simplify this concept of sequential or layered eating, the basic rule or principle can be stated as follows: Eat the most watery food first, the next less watery food second, etc."

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22) Dr. Bernarr: "READ HOW NEW TREATMENT HEALS ALL IMMEDIATELY WITHOUT DRUGS, SURGERY OR TREATMENTS" - lots of articles

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23) My Happiness Purpose: copied from ( What's the Point? by Carl P. E. dos Santos ( AdventureLiving. com - motto : Do you prefer to live life or watch it slide by? )

My own memories and the memories locked in the heads of the people I care about are the most important things in my life. Therefore, my purpose in life is to enhance my memories and enhance the memories belonging to other people.

What's the Point?

What is important to me is what I do with my time on this tiny planet. The question is, "what should I do?" I answered that question a few years ago and have enjoyed my answer since. It all starts with my definition of our lives. I cannot define life itself, I do not believe anyone can, but our lives on this planet can be defined. Our lives are collections of experiences, choices, and actions. That's it. Choices and actions are obvious. Experiences include things like emotions, love, thoughts, sensory input, etc. Can you think of anything in our lives that is not an experience, choice, or action? I can't.

What is the point of defining life in such simple and general terms? It shows that the only things we can gain from this life are the memories of our experiences and possibly spiritual salvation or other spiritual benefits if you are religious. Given that our choices and actions and the choices and actions of the people around us shape our experiences, we must consider our choices well; they define our lives.

My own memories and the memories locked in the heads of the people I care about are the most important things in my life. Therefore, my purpose in life is to enhance my memories and enhance the memories belonging to other people. Given that, I decided one of the ways I can enhance my own memories is by experiencing many different adventures, hence all my experiences skydiving, SCUBA diving, traveling, exploring the woods, watching nature, etc. How I enhance the memories of the people I care about varies from person to person, but I try to help each person have a slightly better life.

By enhancing other people's experiences, we expand the power and duration of our life's influence on this planet. I have decided to attempt to expand the direct influence of my life beyond just those people I have met and try to touch the lives of complete strangers. That's why I built this web site, why I respond with as much help as I can to all the email I receive, and why I try to encourage people to donate more stories, photos, and videos. I am trying to encourage my visitors to experience something new. I know that I am only touching a small percentage of them, but when people write to me telling me that my site inspired them to try something new, I feel an immense joy. I know that I have helped improve the memories of someone else. Even if I had only received one email telling me about one person, I would have felt all the effort I put into this site was worth it.

Visit Life

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