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Here’s my first ebook which is actually not written by me… It is of course edited and remastered by me. However, This eBook is a must read for every atheist as well as pious person who usually gets bewildered when somebody asks him to prove that god does’nt exists….

Is it possible to prove that God does not exist? Of course! This eBook will examine arguments proposed to prove the non-existence of the (Christian) God, using evidence from the Bible and science. It includes some of the classic arguments and rebuttals.

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Intro 16 is nothing but a collection of 5 tracks (4 Originally composed and 1 remixed). The software used for creating this album was Sony Acid Pro 7.0. Hope you’ll like the music as it includes some really relaxing instruments like Spanish Guitar, OS Triangle, Chimes, Strings etc. Why Intro 16?? It’s because throughout the making of the album only 16 loops were used.

Original Tracks:
Haroon’s Symphony v01b ~ 2:02
Haroon’s Symphony v01.1 ~ 2:02
Guitar Hope - A ~ 1:98
Guitar Hope - F ~ 1:98
Remixed Tracks:
Jack Sparrow (Ice Dub) (Pirates Of the Carribbean) ~ 2:13

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There’s been a lot of fuss around the blogs about the New York Time’s silly article about bloggers killing themselves. It’s clear to anyone who reads it that blogging isn’t killing anyone. Writers don’t blog ’til they drop. Take me as an example, Administrator of HaroonR.co.nr!!

Stress Kills

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The way new computer prices are dropping, it’s becoming less useful to hold on to those computers that have passed their prime. The problem is, however, that these things aren’t the easiest things to get rid of responsibly.

This Top 10 from Free Geekery runs through what may be the best ways to do so. They were kind enough to provide a lot of links in their descriptions so check it out. Read the rest of this entry »

Actually there are 20 tools, depending on how you count!!

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Turning a good idea into a successful innovation requires the glass to be full. A half full glass simply isn’t enough. There are many things involved in bringing a product to market successfully or turning an idea into reality and each one of them needs to be right, or at least close enough. The innovator starts the process with a set of resources and draws upon them until the idea, product or invention “sells”. This innovation process is like starting with a full glass that has holes in the bottom of it. The challenge is to find ways to plug the leaks before the glass drains completely and then make the glass overflow. Here are 5 ways to profit from good ideas.

1. Assume your idea is terrible. Assuming an idea is terrible can be quite liberating. This is not the same as not believing in what you are doing and it is not about being negative. On the contrary, it is about changing the frame of reference to give due consideration to the real operating conditions. Consider the advantage of having accurate maps and a compass to navigate from one place to another rather than a ball of string and a vague idea. Having an accurate understanding of the conditions has its advantages. It prevents people and companies from squandering resources on dead ends or irrelevant excursions. Anyone moving forward who is positive, highly motivated and well equipped with accurate, relevant information and sound plans becomes virtually unstoppable. Eliminating the tendency to rely on untested assumptions can be done by simply assuming a product or idea is a terrible one and then taking steps toward making it better.
2. Know your customer, industry and business well enough to publish a book. Writing is a process that distills thought. Corporate innovators are often asked to prepare detailed plans. Companies employ a variety of planning tools and they can be tremendous aids in working through the necessary thought processes. Everyone seeking funding who has approached professional finance people to get a project financed is aware that he or she is expected to come with a written business plan. The thought process that goes into the writing is more important than the document itself.
3. Steal from others and let others steal from you. Copy, copy, copy. Originality is overrated. The advantages of duplication over originality are numerous. Something that has already become tried and true is just that: tried and true. That decreases the risk and uncertainty considerably. Duplicating something is less costly than producing an original. Something that has been in use has likely had a lot of the bugs knocked out of it and has already become perceived as useful and acceptable. For manufactured products, it is almost always less risky, faster, cheaper and easier to incorporate an existing part already in production than to design and make an original.
4. Create a powerful network of outside advisors. The importance and value of having a powerful network of outside advisors cannot be overstated. Famous inventor Thomas Edison surrounded himself with the most powerful people in the world. He needed a great deal of help to develop his grand visions so he went to whatever lengths were needed to get that help. As an example of an Edison gathering, he had United States President Herbert Hoover, Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone at his 82nd birthday party in Fort Myers, Florida on February 11, 1929. Successful people are usually more than happy to share constructive insights and where appropriate will exercise candor if something seems off.
5. Involve and embrace passionate customers in the development and marketing processes. For most types of innovations, there are ways to actively engage end embrace passionate leading customers in the development and marketing processes. This can happen at an early stage or long after a product or service has matured. Bringing customers in close can be a tremendous aid to the innovation process. Innovators would be remiss if they did not consider this approach.

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