Month: February 2023
Samsung I900 Omnia 8GB joins Samsung Omnia 16GB range of smartphones
Smartphones in general seem to have taken on a very similar design to one another, regardless of manufacturer, most new release smartphones look very similar to Apple’s coveted iPhone, however the similarities end there as the technology continues. advancing at an unstoppable pace and the manufacturers are managing to include more and more features making…
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4 Ways Outsourcing Order Fulfillment Benefits Your Business
In the competitive world of eCommerce business, there is a rule of thumb: you have to get it right the first time. Customers can be very rude if they don’t receive the product or service they expected. Since the first impression is often the most important thing, your online business can fail before you even…
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Wood Floor Cleaning
Hardwood floors have now become a fashion statement and are the easiest types of flooring to keep clean if properly handled and maintained. Unlike carpet, hardwood floors require minimal maintenance, require less time and care, and are more durable. Cleaning makes the house look beautiful and spacious. Proper sweeping of dirt, pet hair, or dust…
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Three Uses of a Forklift on a Farm
Have you considered using a forklift on a farm, perhaps on your farm? There are a number of uses for a forklift on a farm, and here are three of them: 1. Barrels of hay The most common use of a forklift on a farm is to lift, transport, and transport hay, both bales of…
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How to choose a brand name
One of the first challenges every marketer faces when launching a new brand is choosing a name for it. Naming is very important in your overall brand strategy for at least three reasons: First, it is the first point of contact your customers have with your brand, and you want to make a good first…
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team building activities
Team Building activities are stimulating problem-solving tasks designed to help group members develop their ability to work together effectively. Many team building tasks and initiatives are like children’s games, others are novel and complex tasks and are designed for specific needs. More elaborate initiative tasks may include ropes courses, evening activities, and exercises that last…
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Grades are in and we got an F – Like in Grease
The Trust for America’s Health (TFAH) and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) have just released their annual report, F as in Fat: How obesity policies are failing in America and once again we have failed to make the grade. The report shows that in the past year adult obesity rates increased in 23 states…
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Business requirements: what is the difference between good and bad?
What is a ‘good’ requirement? Many customers have asked us to give them examples of “good” business requirements. Some of the brave have even called for ‘bad’ requirements for comparison. Presumably the bravest by far are those who have submitted samples of their requirements to us and have requested an assessment of the “quality” of…
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conquering candida
Candidiasis, an overgrowth of the yeast Candida Albicans, is quite a controversial topic these days. On one hand, there are some doctors and a whole bunch of alternative doctors who blame Candida for everything from migraines to cancer. On the other hand, the medical establishment generally refuses to acknowledge the seriousness of this condition, mainly…
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the sun and the "Your" Shower the Earth with Love and Light at Christmas?
At Christmas it is the “sacrifice” of the Cosmic Christ. This “being” comes down to earth and fills every atom of space and all living things with love and light. Is that why there is a renewed feeling of love, goodwill and joy at this time of year? At this same time of year, our…
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