- Soichiro Honda Success story: Soichiro Honda is the founder of the company Honda which is one of the well known large automotive companies. Honda's story starts when he went for a job interview to work for the Toyota company. Honda was rejected and was told that he is not fit for the job!! The man didn't give up and decided to create a company that competes with Toyota and so honda was born!! If there is anything we can learn from this inspiring success story it would be to never give up.
- Stephen king's inspirational success story: Most people know Stephen king the famous writer but few know about his life story. Stephen's first novel was rejected almost everywhere it was submitted to the extent that he threw it in the garbage!! His wife got the story out of the garbage and insisted that he submits it again and in the end he became the Stephen king we know now!! There is a very important lesson you must come up with from this inspirational success story which is that rejections should make no sense at all if you believe in yourself
- Thomas Edison motivational success story: Thomas addition's success story is one of the stories that can motivate anyone after experiencing failure. Thomas failed about 999 times to invent the lamp before he succeed in doing it on the 1000th attempt. When people asked him how did you manage to keep going even though you were failing all the time he replied telling them, each time it didn't work i used to say i discovered a new way how to not invent the lamp. Thomas Edison success story should make you conclude that failure should never stop you even if it occurred more than once.
- Operah winfrey's success story: One of the inspirational stories that really motivated me the first time i read about it was the success story of Operah. Operah is one of the most popular TV icons nowadays and she is also one of the richest women on our planet but this is not how her story began. Do you know that Operah was fired from her job and was told that she was not fit for TV earlier in her life?
- Bill gates success story: Bill gates the founder of Microsoft is one of the most inspirational business leaders living these days but do you know that his idea of creating a computer that has a graphical interface and a mouse was rejected when he first submitted it to another company? some people even say that the papers of the project were thrown in his face!! Now he became bill gates!!
Monday, September 3, 2012
FAILURE IS THE STEP TO SUCCESS
Sunday, September 2, 2012
AMMA AND DIDI ARE SAILING IN THE SAME BOAT
DIDI AND AMMA ARE SAILING IN THE SAME BOAT
DIDI mamta banerji has defeated her rival Communist party
with absolute majority
And made 40 years ruling of the communist party to an end . The people of Bengal
Have extended their full support on the impression that she
will do more for the
Progress of their state . The disappointed voters has started
to feel that in no way
Mamta’s government is better than communist government. Who
ever oppose her
Policy were banded as Naxalite One software engineer who has
sent one cartoon on her
Has been arrested and one agriculturist who has questioned
her was sent to prison .
She is having the dictators attitude and she cant bear the
criticism from any one .
She is in deep
trouble when she question the loyality of judges by way of saying some
Judgements were bought .She is gradually loosing her
popularity in that state
Similarly AMMA jayalalitha has won with thumbing majority
over her arch rival the
Mighty DMK even though 2G scam has helped her to win the
election people have selected her with much expectation . She assured to solve the power crisis with
in
4 months and she cannot able to do any thing bigger in this matter even after one year
The crisis has become worse that 10 hrs power cut is there
in southern district causing
Enormous loss to the factory owners and workers . She has
not co operated with central
In pacifying the agitating people of kudankulam . She is
kind enough to raise the power
Tariff and bus fare causing 75% lower income group to suffer
. Like DIDI she will
Never tolerate criticism from her opponent and press people
. So many deform cases
Were filled against Mr.Karunanidhi , Mr.Vijayakanth the
opposition leader and against
The magazines hindu and junior vikatan. .She is concentrating more on booking DMK
Leaders under land grab case rather than development of this
state ..People of tamilnadu
Has started to compare her government with the previous DMK
government She is also
Loosing her popularity in tamilnadu
COWS BONE IS USED IN SUGAR MANUFACTURING
Refined sugar is avoided by some vegetarians because its processing may involve a
bone char filter. An activated carbon filter, sometimes made of bone char,
decolorises sugar to make it white through an absorption process. While the
bone char filter is used by some major sugar companies, it is not used to
produce all refined sugar.
The two major types of refined sugar produced in the United States are beet sugar and cane sugar. Cane sugar is mainly grown in Florida, California, Louisiana, Hawaii and Texas. Beet sugar is grown in states located in the middle part of the U.S. Much sugar cane is actually imported.
According to beet sugar producers, beet and cane sugar are nutritionally equivalent and one cannot usually taste any difference between them. They are both composed of sucrose. The production and sale of each type of sugar are approximately equal (1).
Beet sugar refineries never use a bone char filter in processing because this type of sugar does not require an extensive decolorising procedure. Beet sugar can be refined with a pressure lead filter and an ion exchange system. Beet sugar is popular in the Midwest because it is grown in this area. It is often labeled Granulated Sugar. Beet sugar is becoming more prevalent in the United States because the Federal government subsidises this industry.
Almost all cane sugar refineries require the use of a specific filter to decolorise the sugar and absorb inorganic material from it. This whitening process occurs towards the end of the sugar refining procedure. The filter may be either bone char, granulated carbon, or an ion exchange system. The granular carbon has a wood or coal base, and the ion exchange does not require the use of any animal products (2).
Bones from cows are the only type used to make bone char. According to the Sugar Association and several large sugar producers, all of the cows have died of "natural causes" and do not come from the U.S. meat industry. Bone char cannot be produced or bought in the United States (3).
Bone char is derived from the bones of cattle from Afghanistan, Argentina, India and Pakistan. The sun-bleached bones are bought by Scottish, Brazilian, and Egyptian marketers, who sell them to the U.S. sugar industry after the bones are first used by the gelatin industry (4).
Bone is heated to an extremely high temperature, which results in a physical change in the bones composition. The bone becomes pure carbon before it is used in a refinery.
Refined sugar does not contain any bone particles and is therefore kosher certified. The bone char simply removes impurities from the sugar, but does not become a part of the sugar.
Individual pieces of bone char, like granular carbon, can be used for several years. They must be continuously washed to remove the sugar deposits. Companies that use bone char claim that the char is more economically feasible and efficient than other types of filters (4).
Many cane refineries use bone char. Domino, the largest sugar manufacturer, uses bone char in the filtration process. The cane refineries of Savannah Foods, the second largest sugar manufacturer, also use bone char. California and Hawaiian Sugar employs bone char filters in addition to granular carbon and ion exchange filters. All these companies use the bone char in the refining process of brown sugar, powdered sugar (sugar mixed with corn starch) and white sugar.
Some cane refineries do not use bone char. Refined Sugar, producers of Jack Frost Sugar, claim to use a granular carbon instead of bone char for economic reasons. Florida Crystal sugar is a cane sugar which has not passed through the bone. Although Florida Crystals sugar has a straw color, the impurities still have been removed.
Courtesy :- vrg.org
The two major types of refined sugar produced in the United States are beet sugar and cane sugar. Cane sugar is mainly grown in Florida, California, Louisiana, Hawaii and Texas. Beet sugar is grown in states located in the middle part of the U.S. Much sugar cane is actually imported.
According to beet sugar producers, beet and cane sugar are nutritionally equivalent and one cannot usually taste any difference between them. They are both composed of sucrose. The production and sale of each type of sugar are approximately equal (1).
Beet sugar refineries never use a bone char filter in processing because this type of sugar does not require an extensive decolorising procedure. Beet sugar can be refined with a pressure lead filter and an ion exchange system. Beet sugar is popular in the Midwest because it is grown in this area. It is often labeled Granulated Sugar. Beet sugar is becoming more prevalent in the United States because the Federal government subsidises this industry.
Almost all cane sugar refineries require the use of a specific filter to decolorise the sugar and absorb inorganic material from it. This whitening process occurs towards the end of the sugar refining procedure. The filter may be either bone char, granulated carbon, or an ion exchange system. The granular carbon has a wood or coal base, and the ion exchange does not require the use of any animal products (2).
Bones from cows are the only type used to make bone char. According to the Sugar Association and several large sugar producers, all of the cows have died of "natural causes" and do not come from the U.S. meat industry. Bone char cannot be produced or bought in the United States (3).
Bone char is derived from the bones of cattle from Afghanistan, Argentina, India and Pakistan. The sun-bleached bones are bought by Scottish, Brazilian, and Egyptian marketers, who sell them to the U.S. sugar industry after the bones are first used by the gelatin industry (4).
Bone is heated to an extremely high temperature, which results in a physical change in the bones composition. The bone becomes pure carbon before it is used in a refinery.
Refined sugar does not contain any bone particles and is therefore kosher certified. The bone char simply removes impurities from the sugar, but does not become a part of the sugar.
Individual pieces of bone char, like granular carbon, can be used for several years. They must be continuously washed to remove the sugar deposits. Companies that use bone char claim that the char is more economically feasible and efficient than other types of filters (4).
Many cane refineries use bone char. Domino, the largest sugar manufacturer, uses bone char in the filtration process. The cane refineries of Savannah Foods, the second largest sugar manufacturer, also use bone char. California and Hawaiian Sugar employs bone char filters in addition to granular carbon and ion exchange filters. All these companies use the bone char in the refining process of brown sugar, powdered sugar (sugar mixed with corn starch) and white sugar.
Some cane refineries do not use bone char. Refined Sugar, producers of Jack Frost Sugar, claim to use a granular carbon instead of bone char for economic reasons. Florida Crystal sugar is a cane sugar which has not passed through the bone. Although Florida Crystals sugar has a straw color, the impurities still have been removed.
Courtesy :- vrg.org
Saturday, September 1, 2012
ARE INDIANS QUALITY CONCIOUS
Are indians quality conscious people ?. It is bitter fact that
they are not . The quality conscious is depend upon the two
major factors ,one is money factor and the other one is being
aware of the quality of the products and its after effects .
Majority of indians belongs to middle and lower class category
In most of their family the earning member will be a single
person and the rest depend upon him . so the cost plays the major
role in their purchasing . And most of them are less educated and
they have the emote chance of knowing the quality of a product and its durability
There are 3 catagory of people living in india
High class people :- they are much less in quantity ,as a rich
person they will look for quality and brand value irrespective
of its price .
Middleclass :- They are considarably more in quantity and they
will go for both quality and quantity.
Lower class people :- They are majority people in india and they
will go only go for cheap quality and they are not offered for the
quality
Now the cheap and substandard products from China and thaiwan
are flooding the indian market making the decline in the indian product sales .Naturally the lower class people of india will go for
these cheap products only.
After considering the above mentioned facts the conclusion is
indians are not oriented people
sales
they are not . The quality conscious is depend upon the two
major factors ,one is money factor and the other one is being
aware of the quality of the products and its after effects .
Majority of indians belongs to middle and lower class category
In most of their family the earning member will be a single
person and the rest depend upon him . so the cost plays the major
role in their purchasing . And most of them are less educated and
they have the emote chance of knowing the quality of a product and its durability
There are 3 catagory of people living in india
High class people :- they are much less in quantity ,as a rich
person they will look for quality and brand value irrespective
of its price .
Middleclass :- They are considarably more in quantity and they
will go for both quality and quantity.
Lower class people :- They are majority people in india and they
will go only go for cheap quality and they are not offered for the
quality
Now the cheap and substandard products from China and thaiwan
are flooding the indian market making the decline in the indian product sales .Naturally the lower class people of india will go for
these cheap products only.
After considering the above mentioned facts the conclusion is
indians are not oriented people
sales
KNOWLEDGE
KNOWLEDGE
Then they brought in an old man who had been fixing ships since he was a young. He carried a large bag of tools with him, and when he arrived, he immediately went to work. He inspected the engine very carefully, top to bottom.
Two of the ship’s owners were there, watching this man, hoping he would know what to do. After looking things over, the old man reached into his bag and pulled out a small hammer. He gently tapped something. Instantly, the engine lurched into life. He carefully put his hammer away. The engine was fixed!
A week later, the owners received a bill from the old man for ten thousand dollars.
“What?!” the owners exclaimed. “He hardly did anything!”
So they wrote the old man a note saying, “Please send us an itemized bill.”
The man sent a bill that read:
Tapping with a hammer…… …….. ……… $ 2.00
Knowing where to tap……… …….. …….. $ 9, 998.00
Effort is important, but knowing where to make an effort makes all the difference!
Author Unknown
महापुरुषों के प्रेरणात्मक विचार
महापुरुषों के प्रेरणात्मक विचार
Quote 1: Try not to become a man of success but a man of value.In Hindi : एक सफल व्यक्ति बनने की कोशिश मत करो , बल्कि मूल्यों पर चलने वाले व्यक्ति बनो.
Albert Einstein अल्बर्ट आइन्स्टाइन
Quote 2:We are all here for some special reason. Stop being a prisoner of your past. Become the architect of your future.In Hindi : “हम सभी यहाँ किसी विशेष कारण से हैं.अपने भूत का कैदी बनना छोड़िये.अपने भविष्य के निर्माता बनिए.
Robin Sharma रोबिन शर्मा
Quote 3:If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put foundations under them.In Hindi :अगर आपने हवाई किले बना रखें हैं, तो आपका काम बेकार नहीं जाना चाहिए; वे वहीँ होने चाहिए. बस अब उसके नीचे नीव डाल दीजिये.
Henry David Thoreau हेनरी डेविड थोरौ
Quote 4:What you are is what you have been. What you’ll be is what you do now.In Hindi : आप वो हैं जो आप रह चुके हैं. आप वो होंगे जो आप अभी करेंगे.
Lord Buddha भागवान बुद्ध
Quote 5:Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.In Hindi : जो सपने देखते हैं और उन्हें पूरा करने की कीमत चुकाने को तैयार रहते हैं, वो खुश रहते हैं.
Leon J. Suenes लेओन जे. स्युंस
Quote 6:First say to yourself what you would be;and then do what you have to do.In Hindi : पहले खुद से कहो कि तुम क्या बनोगे, और फिर वो करो जो तुम्हे करना है.
Epictetus एपिक्तेट्स
Quote 7:The tragedy of life doesn’t lie in not reaching your goal. The tragedy lies in having no goals to reach.In Hindi : जीवन की विडम्बना यह नहीं है कि आप अपने लक्ष्य तक नहीं पहुंचे, बल्कि यह है कि पहुँचने के लिए आपके पास कोई लक्ष्य ही नहीं था.
Benjamin Mays बेंजामिन मेस
Quote 8:Inspiration and genius–one and the same.In Hindi : प्रेरणा और प्रतिभा –एक ही हैं.
Victor Hugo विक्टर ह्यूगो
Quote 9:The power of imagination makes us infinite.In Hindi : कल्पना की शक्ति हमें अनंत बनाती है.
John Muir जॉन मुइर
Quote 10: No great man ever complains of want of opportunities.In Hindi :कोई भी महान व्यक्ति अवसरों की कमी के बारे में शिकायत नहीं करता.
These wonderful thoughts in hindi were the courtesy from the web sites .Thanks to all
of them who has contributed these thoughts
Ralph
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