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Business > Leadership Strategies Explaining Six Sigma: 1 of 12
Six Sigma is a highly disciplined process that is used by companies who want to deliver near-perfect products and services. It does so by first focusing on systematically reducing process variation, after which it focuses on improving process capability. Six Sigma (when used as a means to measure any particular process of a ... More..
Sciences > Astronomy How to choose a good telescope: 1 of 5
Astronomy is a fascinating hobby. Peering into the vastness of space is an awe-inspiring thing to do. If you are interested in taking this journey of discovery, there are a few facts that you might want to know about (so you're well-informed). Most of us are not experts, but if you're reading this article, you're interested ... More..
Business > Leadership Strategies What is a continuous improvement plan?: 4 of 17
Managers and business owners (if they want to be successful) should be concerned with constantly improving their company. Whether you need to overhaul your production process, or make a simple adjustment to your purchase costs - a steady, constant improvement process will get the job done. In its simplest form, it can be des... More..
Sports & Recreation > NASCAR The top 10 winningest NASCAR drivers of all time and why they were successful: 1 of 4
Winning is what it's all about. Drivers might be friendly during the week, but when the green flag drops, it's all about being number one. Every weekend, these good-ole boys tighten up their chin straps and gave it their all. These are the best. It's only fitting that we start with "The King" - Richard Petty. Born the son of... More..
Sciences > Atmosphere & Weather Aurora Borealis/Australis: Understanding the Northern/Southern Lights: 2 of 6
Auroras have intrigued and fascinated humans for thousands of years. But although they seem mysterious, the workings of these phenomena are quite simple. The star that holds our solar system together is quite dynamic. As it blasts out its radiation, the streams of hot plasma become the basic energy source for all auroras (no... More..
Sciences > Water & Oceanography Four distinct starfish species described: 1 of 1
Although there are over 1800 differing species of starfish (Sea Stars), this article will focus on 4 unique species, which are: THE SUNFLOWER STAR (Pycnopodia Helianthoides) The Sunflower Star is among the largest of any starfish species. They commonly grow to over 2 ft. in diameter, weighing up to 11 pounds. However, with i... More..
Sciences > Astronomy The best telescope accessories for sun viewing: 1 of 1
Most of us who peer through our telescopes at the vast and awe-inspiring beauty of our universe do so at night. This makes a lot of sense as you are viewing distant objects with faint traces of light. But a nice compliment to your astronomical experience (one which most people ignore) is the daytime viewing of our sun. Almos... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Judaism What is the Shema?: 1 of 1
The Shema is considered to be the most important prayer in all of Judaism; it is even considered the essence of Judaism itself. This 3-part prayer is an affirmation of the Jewish faith, and is said at least twice a day (in the morning and the evening) by Jewish males. Although women can and do recite the Shema, it is not req... More..
Pets & Animals > Aquarium Fish Fish species: Starfish: 3 of 4
Starfish are truly unique and exotic creatures, and the addition of these animals can introduce a new dimension to your aquarium landscape. Although they seem hardy, they are in fact very delicate. So if you choose to add one, it's best to research the basics. You should have a tank that is well developed and stabilized (thi... More..
Sciences > Astronomy All about solar eclipses: 11 of 14
Viewing an eclipse is a breathtaking event indeed. Our ancestors looked upon them in wonder and amazement - viewing them as omens and even worshiping them. Having focused their lives around the sun and moon for crop production, important ceremonies, and tracking the passage of time; it was a dreadful time when the light in t... More..