Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make I learnt a big lesson becoming an entrepreneur which I want to share with you. Becoming an entrepreneur it is not a walk in the park. There are hurdles to cross; therefore you will undoubtedly make mistakes, as most entrepreneurs do. But you can also learn from the mistakes of others. Here [...]

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• The word malaria comes from the words mal and aria, which means bad air. This derives from the old days when it was thought that all diseases are caused by bad, or dirty air. • Coca-Cola was originally contain cocaine • Three quarters of fish caught are eaten – the rest is used to make things such [...]

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Machu Picchu (Quechua: Old Mountain; sometimes called the “Lost City of the Incas”) is a well-preserved pre-Columbian Inca ruin located on a high mountain ridge. Elevation measurements vary depending on whether the data refers to the ruin or the extremity of the mountain, Machu Picchu tourist information reports the elevation as 2,350 m (7,710 ft). [...]

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“Hey, today is Sunday”, I shouted. Immediately, I ran to the kitchen to get the breakfast ready and I also got dressed at about 7:30am. Guess what? I quietly walked to my shoe rack and selected a silver shoe which complimented my silver hand bag. After the service, I walked down an isle with a friend [...]

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I am sure you have been enjoying this series. You will recall what I said about your willigness to take initiatives, make decisions and having some form of savings. Well this is part two and I hope you enjoy it.   You must have a sense of urgency? Entrepreneurs have a never-ending sense of urgency to develop their [...]

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A thought hit me today on my way to class. I was facing the school’s main library when I thought, “I bet that library is over-filled with students struggling to make good grades enough to get a ‘good’ job.” But how many jobs are there in this country to be given to these students? I [...]

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A look at the major newspapers for Sunday, shows The Washington Post leading with its study of farm subsidies, discovering many of the 1996 farm bill’s beneficiaries haven’t farmed anything in years. The New York Times leads with its analysis of the just-completed U.S. Supreme Court term, examining why Chief Justice John Roberts wasn’t better [...]

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1608 – Quebec City founded by Samuel de Champlain 1819 – 1st savings bank in US (Bank of Savings in NYC) opens its doors 1884 – Dow Jones published its 1st stock average 1886 – The New York Tribune becomes the first newspaper to use a linotype machine, eliminating typesetting by hand 1890 – Idaho [...]

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Hi, broccoli is a wonder food – it’s said to contain all sorts of good stuff for reducing the risk of cancer, heart disease and peptic ulcers. But let’s face it, it’s not the most appetising vegetable served plain, and you can’t eat much of it at a sitting. The solution? Combine it with a [...]

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I’m Damola Osinubu, Born on the 25th of May, 1984. I’m a 400level student of the department of Business Administration. I don’t compromise in anything I do, simply because I go through life with a high level of self-esteem. On the spiritual side, I love to fellowship and meet people. To do this, you must have a positive [...]

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