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vrijdag 21 november 2008 |
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Dail Motivator Catch yourself The moment you feel yourself slipping, take action right away to get back on track. If you catch yourself quickly, you won't fall very far. It's great when you can stay disciplined and focused for long periods of time. At some point though, you'll get distracted and stray a little bit off course. That's not the end of the world. Don't beat yourself up just because you've momentarily lost your focus. Instead, give genuine thanks for how far you've already come. And then step right back on to the path you've set for yourself. Being disciplined doesn't mean being perfect. Remember that what really matters is what you choose to do right now. Even if you slip back one step for every two steps you take forward, you'll still be moving steadily ahead. Catch yourself, get back up, keep going and you'll get there. Ralph Marston | greatday.com Posted: 11:35:21 PM
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New world order has US sharing centre stage The leading American intelligence organisation has warned that the world is entering an unstable and unpredictable period in which the advance of Western-style democracy cannot be taken for granted. Posted: 11:30:20 PM
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Just click and print: "I think today's financial crisis is going to hasten the end of the dollar as the world's reserve currency", says Avinash Persaud, chairman of Intelligence Capital Limited. Prof Ngaire Woods: "For the American government there is simply no such thing as living beyond its means. With the rest of the world demanding dollars, all the US has to do is to keep printing them". Posted: 7:12:28 AM
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Computer virus attack on Pentagon The virus is a variation of the "SillyFDC" worm, which has been around since about 2005 and spreads by copying itself to flash drives and then replicates onto any computer that device is plugged into. Yeps, it's SILLY in DC... get a M A C Posted: 7:00:11 AM
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Bear market rally lifts shares Australian shares closed higher today after staging a stunning rebound from five-year lows as investors wagered that sharp falls this week had made many stocks a bargain. Posted: 6:53:08 AM
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Report prepared for Barack Obama predicts growing risk of nuclear war Officials said it was being briefed to the incoming administration of president-elect Barack Obama. A year in the making, the report does not take into account the recent global financial crisis. Posted: 6:49:29 AM
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