ORGANIC FOOD MYTH& OTHER GEMS

BUSINESS WEEK (2006)10/16

51-56/ BRADY

There is an organic myth growing. An item in the super says that it is organic. What does that mean?That is the crux of the issue. It should mean that the agriculture product is grown without the benefit or detriment of synthetic treatments of modern agriculture. That also means no fertilizer that is made in a factory, but rather manure from  a cow. There are many more items in the criteria, however that should be enough.

So you ae start with an organic product and folks like it and buy more. As the growth of the food increase in demand, you have to make some changes to keep the shelf life of the product viable. You also need to make the food product in bigger and bigger batches. So if it is a milk product you have the milk radiated. Then to cut fat, you do another procedure. Finally, you are selling a lot of this organic product and there is not a lot of organic left. Why? Because if you go straight organic, the food can spoil or become toxic.

 70-79/EDMONDSON

BMW DREAM FACTORY produces great cars and an affordable ones due to workers and management. No matter how low the worker may be on the food chain, listen to their suggestions.It may not work, but on the other hand it may work and work big, so one should listen.Then reward them big time.

Here are the main 6 rules that make cars better and cheaper. They are: PARK THE EGOS/

BUILD A SHARED MYTHOLOGY (where did we come from? how bad was it? WORSHIP THE NETWORK/ WORK OUTSIDE THE SYSTEM/ KEEP THE DOOR OPEN. For toxic folks, show them the door. Wholesale outsourcing dramatically disrupts the system.

TIME (2006) 10/16

66-67/ CAPLAN

How a store smells is as important as how it looks and how it is lit. Getting the right smell or ambience is something that BRAND SENSE try to do. If it is a big box store, certain aromas must be targeted to the type of consumer that will be coming into the area. Sexes vary in their preference for the senses. Small stores buy generic smells, but they can do just as well.

U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT (2006) 10/16

31/HALLORAN

WOODWARD'S BOOK IS a worry to the white house. Other books may say simi liar things

but WOODWARD is so well known and trusted. So along with Foley gate and 'TEMPTING

FAITH" this can not help the GOP

32-33/MAREK

The fences to be built along the Mexican border may be built, then again it might not or it may take a long time. The legislation passed is incomplete.

50-55/ KINGSBURY

The Hungarian Revolution of 1956 was a classic case of asymmetrical insurgency that was spontaneous and gloriously failed. Hungarians after hearing western propaganda thought that they would get help from the USA. No such luck. The revolution was squashed. Both IKE and

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles had egg or blood on their face.

63-70/ KINGSBURY ET. AL.

On line Education  is one of the fattest growth areas in the service industries. The article discusses some of the better programs and how to avoid diploma mills. This type of education demands

that individuals needs self motivated people.

80/ GERGEN

If the two parties can not get along and get something done, it is time for a third middle party.

NEWSWEEK (2006) 10/15

46/ SAMUELSON

Watch out for the decrease of housing prices, if the decline is too rapid and too deep, there should be a recession of 2007. For the 21st century, housing has been the growth industry replacing

the tech industry of the 90's. Housing also gave the consumer a false confidence, that they were worth more than they really were. Further, ARM's created false consciousness and confidence so that consumers thought they could buy more than they thought.

THE ECONOMIST (2006) 7-11

42/ LEXINGTON

This conservative periodical says some really bad things about Bush. The worst is that he is really not aware of the power of his position or how his decisions will impact millions of others. Woodward's STATE OF DENIAL is brutal , but according to this publication it is valid.

23/ _______

There may be a revolt of the masses against the elite. Meritocracy in the states has become so pronounced that the talented or best positioned have annual incomes from both salaries and dividends. Further, the elite can protect their less than talented by surrounding them with talent.

Or, they can see that they are on a sizable allowance to stay away from the wealth. Meritocracy

is more attractive if there is equality of opportunity .Society can reward for many different talents.