Category Archive: International Affairs

Oct
04

Classroom Experiment on Socialism and Spreading the Wealth

This story was forwarded to me by a friend.  I do not who the original author was. Hence, I cannot take credit for it. However, I thought it was a good story to share to make a point on this political notion of “spreading the wealth” and socialistic policies. === An economics professor at a …

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Jun
26

The End of Cybersquatting and Domain Speculating is Near

One of my pet peeves on the Internet is the phenomena of cybersquatting and domain speculating.  Basically, most cybersquatters are people or companies who register blocks of domains for the purpose of reselling them to end-users or developers who ultimately want to create content around a given domain name. Because we live in a capitalistic …

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Jul
08

My Impressions of Al Gore and Live Earth Day

Al Gore

On Saturday, I have to say that I was quite impressed with Al Gore and Live Earth Day.  Although I did not watch much of the concerts, I did witness some of the musical talent he assembled and the large crowds of people he pulled together around the world.   Additionally, the event was televised around the world …

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Oct
16

Recommended Globalization Book: “The World is Flat” by Thomas Friedman

The World is Flat

  Thomas Friedman is probably my favorite author when it comes to matters of business globalization. I first enjoyed his The Lexus and the Olive Tree: Understanding Globalization written a few years back. His follow-up, The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century is quite impressive and comprehensive. He correctly includes, outlines, …

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Oct
08

My Role in Charitable Organizations I Support

In recent years, I have felt a greater calling to be involved and contribute to charitable organizations. I have been quite fortunate in my life. Despite any personal setbacks I have experienced in my own life, they do not compare to the pain and suffering I see in the world. Many people say that what …

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Aug
12

Going back to Australia: 2005 Global MindShare Intensive

I just recently announced the 2005 Global MindShare Intensive, a 4-day workshop in Gold Coast, Australia designed specifically for the Australians and New Zealanders. This is a bit of an undertaking since I am far-removed from the area. Fortunately, I have my friend Freya Cottrill who is helping me with the event. It is always …

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Jun
08

Internet Websites Crackdown in China

In the MSNBC article, “China orders all blogs to register”, the Chinese government has gone insane. They have become so upset that they want to have all websites and blogs registered? Obviously, this has me incensed because I love the Internet and the lifestyle it has provided me in information, entertainment, business contacts, opportunity, and …

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