Minggu, 23 Oktober 2011

Happy new year my friend


new year is close enough. let us celebrate it better than the previous year. Happy New Years Eve 2012



Minggu, 02 Januari 2011

Five Qualities Needed by Successful Entrepreneurs

1) The desire to succeed is the quality most essential to business success in entrepreneurship. You should always be ready to break the version 5.9 in order to maximize performance. Every successful entrepreneur has to seek personal fulfillment and professional success.

2) Always think positively one of the main keys to success. Successful entrepreneurs are never defeated by the regrets and disappointments. They always look forward, except to learn from its mistakes and bad experiences. That others feel as obstacles appear to be opportunities for proven performers.

3) The commitment is important for the success of any company is always directly proportional to the commitment. You agree to pursue your goals and desires, ideas, business and agrees to commit yourself to meet the company's employees. Commitment to work, and work to achieve results and ensure success.

4) Patience: The experts say that patience and commitment must always go hand in hand. The patient sees the companies are committed to hard work and perseverance easily than others. I'm not busy and not get caught up to be disappointed. They work hard and just wait and see the results to decide what should be the next course of action.

5) Persistence: We can not predict what a business scenario, because nothing has been easy, without modification or without controversy. Each instance of the success of many people and many factors. However, it is the exclusive operator, who must take responsibility and spare parts necessary measures to ensure success. In the middle of limitations, challenges and disappointments, successful entrepreneurs have never been made. They do not hesitate to extra work required for success. This will keep them away from the easy going and look back.

Kamis, 11 September 2008

New moon rocket passes NASA review

NASA's new moon rocket passed a key design milestone late Wednesday: Senior NASA management unanimously approved the preliminary design review of the planned Ares I rocket that would launch astronauts into space by 2015 and back to the moon by 2020.

But next year there will be another narrowly focused "delta" preliminary design review for one pending engineering issue — too much shaking after launch.

This is the first preliminary design review approval for a rocket that carries astronauts since 1973, when the space shuttle passed the same stage, said Steve Cook, NASA's Ares projects manager.

These reviews are to make sure that the broad design, plans and software mesh properly and pass early safety questions. A more detailed test — a critical design review — is scheduled for March 2011.

Most of the rocket is not built yet.

"This is where we wrap the entire vehicle together to say we have a sound design from stem to stern," Cook said in a Wednesday evening teleconference. "It's really a big step in our journey to launch."

NASA engineers last month said they had figured out how to fix the remaining shaking issue with giant shock absorbers, but still more work is needed before that can pass review.

About 10 per cent of the problems that engineers brought up are still to be resolved but do not require a separate review, including noise problems and questions if the rocket could fly through rough weather, especially lightning, Cook said. NASA is also looking at potential problems that could come when the lower part of the rocket separates.

The Orion crew capsule, which will sit on top of the Ares I, will have its preliminary design review in late 2009.

One issue raised was that engineers would have to make sure they shrunk the launch platform design by 20 cm to match an equivalent reduction in the size of the the bottom part of the rocket.

It's mostly a matter of paperwork, Cook said.

NASA is spending about $3 billion US a year on the return-to-the moon program.

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