Monthly Archives: November 2005

Solving Complex Puzzles

These pages describe how to solve certain common types of puzzles: Cryptic crosswords: http://www.execulink.com/~tagies/cryptics/solvingguide/solvingguide.html Cross sums: http://www.jimloy.com/puzz/sums.htm Crostics: http://www.ozemail.com.au/~mcardle/crostic.html Some assorted logic puzzle types: http://wpc.puzzles.com/2001Qtest/ More assorted logic puzzle types: http://www.puzzle.jp/index-e.html A fairly large wordlist can help, too. If you … Continue reading

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Approaches to Strategy Part 2

2. Michael Porter’s Competitive Forces Model Michael Porter identified five forces of competition that influence success. These are: 1. Bargaining power os suppliers. This is high when you, as an organisation or person, can easily move to another supplier.The supplier … Continue reading

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Mystical Ball

I’m so very excited because today I got to know how thiswww.mysticalball.com works. [for those who don’t know, this site claims it can read your mind by asking you to pick a random two-digit- number, add its individual digits and … Continue reading

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For Amateur WebMasters

Here is a great blog which aims specifically at helping amateur webmasters.

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So so Sad

The title is actually taken from a remark by my good friend Kush once he had read the BEST place on earth.I agrree with him completely. It is really disheartening-in a small way- to read of a centre of excellence … Continue reading

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