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7 Reasons E-businesses FAIL!-00-6694

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E-businesses and moneymaking opportunities pop up everywhere like the common cold, yet only a small fraction of them will have some semblance of success. Many people seem to believe the Internet is easy money because you’re able to set up a website and try making money from anywhere you want to be. The fact is that it takes a lot to start a successful business and hardly anything for it to fail. Here are 7 common failures of online businesses.

1:You’re unoriginal.

You can’t just copy and paste your way to online success. If your idea is the exact same as something that already exists and you can’t think of a way to make it better, faster, stronger, sleeker, shinier, lighter, etc., you’re likely going to fail. Nobody is going to use a eBay copy if it’s exactly the same as eBay. No one will use your tools if they aren’t any better or worse than other tools out if they cost the same or more. You have to either offer something completely new that no one has created before or you have to take an existing idea and vastly improve it.

2:Where is your discipline.

This is not your old J.O.B. You don’t have someone to tell you when you need to get back on task. Someone to tell you what to do. Or even someone to tell you to work. This is your own business. You are your own boss and you have to treat it like one. If you don’t act like your business is real you will never get real results.

3:Prioritize.

Worrying about how amazing your website looks instead of improving your tools or products might get you a design award or even into some CSS galleries, but it won’t bring you satisfied customers. You need to know which priorities are important you can’t tackle it all at once, so it’s important to focus and determine which tasks have the largest, most direct impact on your business’s ability to be successful.

4:You think you deserve to succeed.

The entitlement complex. It doesn’t matter if you have a good idea if you don’t see it to fruition and work hard to make that idea a reality, it’s not going to magically appear by itself. Nobody owes you, so suck up your pride and get down to business. Success is earned, you’re not going to get any if all you do is sit around and expect it without getting up and making it happen.

5:Common sense.

If you were a book smart genius who got straight A’s in high school and college, great. But being a business owner requires street smarts. If you’re too naive, you’ll likely get eaten alive by the competition. People might try to screw you, cheat you, and lie to you. It’s a tough out there, and if you can’t cut it and hang with the big boys, you need to re-think your business plan.

6:It takes money to make money.

This saying did not originate because it people want your money, it’s true. Too cheap to advertise? Don’t think you need that more reliable server? Sure, you see potential dollar signs in your future but if you’re too cheap to spend what it takes to get your business off the ground, you won’t be making much money any time soon. Instead you’ll end up spending more money over time.

7:Failure? What’s that?.

This might be the most common reason of all. If you’ve never experienced failure and you fail for the first time at something, you’re put at a crossroads and your perseverance is really put to the test. Most successful business owners have failed many times in the past, and they’ve picked themselves up and gone back to the drawing board every single time to figure out what doesn’t work and get back on the right track. If you don’t know what it’s like to fail and you find yourself failing, you might just throw up your hands and quit. Sometimes you need to learn failure in order to determine if you’re cut out to be an entrepreneur.

There you have it, 7 common reasons businesses will likely fail. I’d love to hear any other reasons if you’ve got any, or you can share how you’ve grown your own business and any issues you came across along the way.

Stephen Cook II is a huge fan of the online business model and has been using it to build his income for years. Learn what steps you need to take to accomplish your online business goals. Making money online can be hard. But you will only fail it you don’t try. common Visit http://www.cashdailyvip.com to find out how.

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“The Next Big Thing Just Flew Into The App Store” as SPACE KIWI Takes Flight! ORRO, Inc. is Proud to Announce SPACE KIWI’s App Store Introduction

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“The Next Big Thing Just Flew Into The App Store” as SPACE KIWI Takes Flight! ORRO, Inc. is Proud to Announce SPACE KIWI’s App Store Introduction













Boston, MA (PRWEB) December 31, 2011

Space Kiwi by ORRO Apps is a fun-filled forward-scrolling arcade-style game that “might just be the cutest bird-related game around”. It hit the App Store December 2011 as ORRO Inc.’s initial offering. ORRO’s creative force is Boston-area high school sophomore Eli Bock, who brings his animation, musical, and technical skills together in this tour de force of gaming ingenuity.

Space Kiwi represents the first iPhone game app with fully animated characters’ features. Unlike Angry Birds (with its fixed faces), Space Kiwi is awash with undulating, often menacing creatures who will keep any gamer on his toes.

Or, as (above-quoted) Appadvice.com’s review continues: “The artwork is as adorable as can be. Backgrounds consist of pastel hues with puffy imagery. Space Kiwi himself looks like Q-Bert with a kawaii (Japanese for cute) makeover. The electronica soundtrack fits perfectly with the design and theme of the game. Overall, this universal game is entertaining and challenging. The cute factor is so high that even the most hardened of hearts will melt, but the action is so good that teenaged boys won’t be embarrassed to brag about their high scores. Space Kiwi is sure to be the next big hit.”

From conception to final product, it has been a labor of love for the game’s teen developer, long-skilled in animation (see TodPole.com). Space Kiwi combines his talents: high-strategy game-challenges, captivating music, and vivid artwork. While these comprehensive efforts inform the game’s thrills, it was his maintenance summer-job’s effort that financed and translated into Space Kiwi’s final push through AppPartners (NY). In every way, his hard work pays off.

In actual game-play, gyro tilt-controls help Space Kiwi avoid obstacles and collect rewards. Alert aim-and-shoot ripostes counter oncoming creatures’ attacks. Space Kiwi needs adept maneuvering to avoid simultaneous enemies of different powers and from all directions, with each (of 60) levels harder than the last.

The kiwi, known as a flightless bird, now soars as Space Kiwi.

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Thomas the cockatiel takes a bath

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Karl Lagerfeld takes to Web to launch own brand “Karl” (Reuters)

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Reuters – Karl Lagerfeld, the creative force behind Chanel for nearly 30 years, is launching a fashion brand under his own name with backing from private equity firm Apax in a bid to tap into the Internet retail market.
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What It Takes To Pull Me Through: Four Troubled Teenagers And Fourteen Months…

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Creator Alan Spencer Takes Sledge Hammer! to the Big Screen

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Creator Alan Spencer Takes Sledge Hammer! to the Big Screen













Alan Spencer hosts Sledge-Fest


Culver City, CA (PRWEB) September 1, 2010

More than 22-years after it went off the air, Sledge Hammer! remains the funniest, wittiest TV cop series of all time. The irreverent humor of Alan Spencer puts a reckless twist on a Dirty Harry type hero – so we can live vicariously through Hammer’s anger issues without actually going there ourselves. It’s the perfect solution to anger management if you ask me. But under the tempestuous, often violent gags, Hammer, Trunk and Doreau are also likable, real people. It’s this not-so-subtle combination of “The Good, The Bad, and The Funny” that delivers the undeniable sledge hammer impact. And true to form, the series went out with a bang too, with an explosive unforgettable final episode that still leaves Hammerheads wondering …. what next? Who knows? Perhaps the publicity surrounding this event might help perpetuate, “Sledge Hammer! The Movie.” Until then, Sledge-Fest 2010 is the next best thing.

Excellence should be celebrated, and Sledge-Fest 2010 is a celebration of Sledge Hammer! As a business school graduate, I’ve always dreamed of one day bringing a great product to market and here it is. We’ll be screening Sledge Hammer! episodes at the nostalgic Silent Movie Theater right in the heart of Hollywood. Some of the available cast members, as well as behind the scenes contributors, will be attending the show and appearing onstage between episodes. Harrison Page, Patti Tippo, Kurt Paul and Beverly Leech have already confirmed their presence. And the really great news is that Alan Spencer has agreed to host the event. His commentaries on season one DVD have been called “amongst the funniest ever recorded” according to reviews. And if anyone knows about Mr. Spencer’s eccentric personality, that means… anything might happen!

The producer of Sledge-Fest 2010 is Jennifer Barlow, who appeared in the episode, Under the Gun where she delivered a “bad” singing-telegram. She has a long career as a producer, director and actress, but is perhaps best known as Ensign Anthea Gibson, the first woman navigator of the Starship Enterprise on Star Trek: the Next Generation. She also co-starred as Garth Brook’s “other woman” in the notorious music video, “The Thunder Rolls.” Barlow says, “I’ve always been a huge fan of “Sledge Hammer! but after working on this event I am definitely hooked for life. David Rasche’s sexy gun-lovin’ cop character helps me get in touch with my violent side. After editing together humorous ‘selects’ from the series, I’m ready to throw away my tree-hugging-pacifist-ethics and hunt me some moose, right now!”

The third fan of our eclectic-trio is Mark Rathke. As an impressionable teenager, Rathke enjoyed the tough-cop image and humor portrayed in Sledge Hammer! Since its debut in 1986, Rathke has been hooked, and has worked since 2004 as webmaster and administrator for both its forums and the Sledge Hammer! online store. When the offer presented itself, he jumped right on board to participate in this festival. A musician at heart, Mark Rathke has recorded a heavy metal version of the Sledge Hammer! theme for the DVDs which will be played pre-show.

I met Mark Rathke while he was administering the forums and shared in his vision for a Sledge Hammer! fan gathering. Mark volunteered as Event Coordinator and along with Jennifer Barlow, the three of us hope to make this event something the fans can be proud of.

In addition to the dozens of people who have already bought tickets from the Los Angeles area, quite a few people are flying to Sledge-Fest. Currently 3 are flying in from Canada and 1 from the UK. 5 are flying in from Chicago, 1 from Seattle, 2 from San Francisco, 1 from Pennsylvania, and 1 from Virginia. They know that Sledge-Fest is worth the travel.

So join producer Alan Spencer and many of the cast members at Sledge-Fest 2010 at the Silent Movie Theater in Los Angeles on October 10, 2010. There will be a meet and great after party & buffet dinner for those that purchase VIP tickets.

For more info & tickets go to: http://www.SledgeFest2010.com

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What It Takes To Pull Me Through: Why Teenagers Get in Trouble and How Four of Them Got Out

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What It Takes To Pull Me Through: Why Teenagers Get in Trouble and How Four of Them Got Out

Millions of parents struggle to grasp what goes on in their kids’ heads, on their computers, and among their friends. As an education correspondent for U.S. News & World Report, David L. Marcus wrestled with similar questions while reporting on the maze of pressures American teenagers now face — a resurgent drug culture, proliferating temptations and threats on-line, skyrocketing suicide rates (three times higher than in the 1960s), and more.
To find answers, Marcus gained unfettered access to students, staff, and parents at the Academy at Swift River in western Massachusetts. The kids who come to Swift River have already headed down some of the dangerous paths that all parents fear their children may take — drug use, violence, theft, Internet addiction, eating disorders, even prostitution. Known for combining rigorous courses, wilderness survival, and group therapy in an intensive fourteen-month program, the school helps troubled teenagers regain emotional health.
With the cooperation of the kids at Swift River, their parents, counselors, and teachers, Marcus gained full access to students’ group therapy sessions and journals; he discovered astonishing crises and surprising truths. He focuses on four remarkable kids who run the demographic gamut: a southern girl whose privileges cannot save her from sinking into drug abuse and unsafe sex; the self-destructive son of teachers grappling with his anger about being adopted; a black kid from a tough New York neighborhood who is silenced by consuming depression; and a once high-achieving Florida girl broken by the death of her mother.
While uncovering what drove these kids and their parents to Swift River, Marcus opens the black box of the teenage mind. As he reveals the intense, dramatic process that sets most of these kids right, he weaves a taut, absorbing tale and charts a path to hope that any kid, any parent, can take.

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China takes no chances on starry propaganda movie (AP)

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Hong Kong actor Chow Yun-fat, left, accompanied by his wife, waves at fans during the movie premiere for 'Beginning of the Great Revival' in Beijing, China, Wednesday, June 8, 2011. Chinese movie stars have gathered to launch the blockbuster propaganda movie celebrating the 90th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)AP – China’s Communist Party expects its new propaganda film will be a blockbuster. After all, it has left little to chance. The cast is loaded with stars. Cinemas are banned from showing new Hollywood movies. And offices and schools have been encouraged to snap up tickets.



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