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1. Ohio State - I’m an avid Michigan fan but have to admit returning 18 starters from a already solid 2 year run is pretty tough to beat. The talent at OSU is at or above every elite level program in the country for this season and this should finally be there year.

* Win it all If….They pass a early season test @ USC (9/13). This could Emu Sheepskin Boots well be the first of two meetings between the Trojans and Buckeyes in ‘08-’09, However the loser of Game 1 is going to have to hope for a shaky Top 5 like this past year. Win or Lose for the Buckeyes they will still have a shot at the end of the season to be in the NC Game.
* Potential Roadblocks…@Wisconsin, @MSU, and @ Illinois, with all 3 of them improved this season, could be tough as well as the final game at home vs. Michigan.

2. Florida - A Rematch of the ‘06-’07 game ends the opposite way for the gators, allowing OSU to knock off some of that SEC Supiority. (However I strongly feel the SEC is the best conference in the Country but thats for a different day.) Tebow, Harvin, Moody, Gainey and Co. will have an explosive offensive year and a still youthful defense will cause fits throughout the year.

* Win it all if…Its Simple, Beat Miami (Fl), Tennesee, LSU, FSU, Georgia, and Arkansas.
* Potential Roadblocks…The Schedule, Tebow’s durability. IMO this offense will not be stopped, but there could be potential lapses I suppose.

3. Georgia - Its very tough to pick against the Bulldogs this season, They return almost everyone, 15+ I believe, the schedule could be the downfall. Matthew Stafford, Knowshon Moreno will dazzle once again. Massaquoi will finally become a star alongside AJ Green for the big play threats. The defense will be very fast and hard hitting, I love Coach Richt as well, he always has his teams ready. Some of the big time recruits will have great freshman seasons. Tyson, Harmon, and Jackson will all boost the D-Line.

* Win it all if…They beat Florida on Nov. 1st, IMO Winner of the SEC East will be a lock for the NC game, barring an upset in the SEC title game.
* Potential Roadblocks…@ASU,@LSU, and @ Auburn is tough to overcome, as well as Florida, ‘Bama, and Tennessee at home.

4. Clemson- I will hear it for this pick I think, but I really like this Clemson team, with a very favorable schedule and game breakers such as CJ Spiller and James Davis. Bowers on the defensive side will have a large impact as well Spencer Adams (S) and Brandon Thompson (DT).

* Win it all if…They don’t stumble. They should be good if they pass Game 1 vs. Alabama, that is, until the ACC title game. VT and possibly Miami could be the difference between BCS Champ Game or the Orange Bowl.
* Potential Roadblocks…Alabama, @ FSU, ACC Title game and a lack of focus or preperation for any other games, It’s happened before which is a criticism of head coach Tommy Bowden.

5. USC - 5 is most likely too low for this extremely talented squad. QB Mark Sanchez (Or possibly Mitch Mustain) inherits more offensive weapons than one could dream of, the only problem is the amount of pressure that brings as well.

* Win it all if…They get solid play from their QB. Both are experinced and very talented, they need to be leaders not playmakers. OSU at home, typical Cal and Oregon tough games, and then the showdown with New-UCLA.
* Potential Roadblocks…Complete meltdowns from both QB’s, Trap games vs. ASU Cal Oregon and Notre Dame. Very easily could be playing for the title though.

6. Oklahoma - A very scary team, 1 of about 8 teams with a legit title oppurtunity. Bradford and Co. will be huge again on offense, and Coach Stoops’ Defenses never seem to fail. Alot of talent returning from last years youthful squad. The annual showdown with Texas is the biggest test, but Kansas, KSU, Nebraska, Texas A&M, and Cincinnati all will pose as dangerous. And never count out Texas Tech either.

* Win it all if…They are consistent, they were all of last season until that dreadful Texas Tech game, A Dangerous Mizzou squad could await them in the Big 12 Title game.
* Potential Roadblocks…Not many, just learn from their mistakes last season. Play Stoops’ ball and dont let up vs. Texas and any others.

7. Texas - Could flip with Oklahoma. One of the two will win the Big 12 South, a lethal defense will need to carry the load in the big games for them to have a chance in a very offensive Big 12 this season.

* Win it all if…They win the Big 12 Title, its do-able, but unlikely this year. McCoy will be huge though.
* Potential Roadblocks…Colorado, Oklahoma, Mizzou, Tech, Kansas, and Texas A&M, Big 12 Title game. Thats 7 very tough games. Easily could slip up.

8. WVU - They are for real, I did not think they were until the bowl game last season. This time will score many points, they just need to stay motivated and not get bitten by Pitt or any other “underdog.” Bill Stewart will not let this program drop off. Pat White will have a Heisman Longshot, Noel Devine will be the real deal.

* Win it all if…They don’t faulter. The midseason Auburn contest is huge for this team, but they played with the best of em last season vs. Oklahoma and showed they belong.
* Potential Roadblocks…Cincinnati will be a tough game again, The Bearcats will be better, Auburn as well, The Backyard Brawl is clearly always going to be interesting as well.

9. Missouri - They return a boatload of starters and Chase Daniel + Jeremy Maclin are the best 1-2 punch in the country on any given day. The defense will be able to win a game or two if needed, the potential downfall could be injuries, which we all hope never happens, but a lack of depth could hurt.

* Win it all if…They win the Big 12 Title, whoever comes out of the Big 12 could have a very serious NC game bid.
* Potential Roadblocks…Game 1 vs. Illinois in a rivlary game, Nebraska, Texas, Colorado, and Kansas.

10. Michigan - I have to do it. Im a big fan of the Wolverines and my optimism is really high at this moment. (Although I think 2010 is a real title shot). Rich Rod will have this team stronger, faster, and hungrier, as well as more potent. Alot of incoming speed and more playmakers in Ann Arbor. A young, Fast, and swarming defense is now in place as well.

* Win it all if…They won’t but 10-2 is easily reachable, however that could quickly also be 6-6,7-5 type season as well.
* Potential Roadblocks…Notre Dame, Illinois, Wisconsin, MSU, OSU, and PSU all lurk.

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Hundreds gather in Madagascar’s capital after an appeal to defend the presidential palace as a power struggle grows.

Statistics over the past 5 years from ASIC show external administrations peak in March. This might perhaps validate your own instinctive views on how Corporate Cash flow is traditionally weak between December and February - with the holiday season meaning additional payroll costs, two week “sales months” in December/January and no-one paying anybody until mid February. Behind this year’s potential peak, however, is a tsunami of uncomfortable catalysts, which could have very serious implications:

1) World wide recession - already in the US and most of Europe - especially the UK, where two major retailers called in administrators before Xmas.

2) Underlying weakness being seen in the Aussie economy - GDP grew by only 0.1% in the September quarter. Current predictions are for further weakness developing.

3) The Credit Crunch - reducing the ability to borrow (personal and corporate) dramatically. 4) Major suppliers tightening their credit policies.

5) Credit insurers reducing limits and increasing premiums - making credit harder to secure from major distributors.

6) The falling $ - from 97c to 65c leading to increased import costs by c 50%. The lead-time of forward orders for the Christmas season will have missed most of the rises - but what of new orders for the current quarter? Margins will be squeezed as retailers try to make product attractive for a potentially difficult retail environment.

7) China’s exports have fallen by 2.8% (year to December 2008), and imports by 18%. Their GDP growth rate, whilst still impressive, is falling. These effects are leading to reductions in various infrastructure programmes.

Resources boom to bust. With China weakening and commodity prices falling - does this mark the end of the resources boom that supported the Aussie economy for so long over? Rio announcing 14,000 job losses is an initial reflection of the market. Other mine closures re-inforce this market weakness.

9) Job losses - financial services have shed many jobs - but ANZ’s recent 800 jobs cut just before Christmas is indicative of their view of difficult conditions ahead. Expect more to come.

10) Job Losses are now spreading - New South Wales Government, RIO, Adobe, Sony - all announcing job cuts. Collectively these have a “reduced consumer confidence” knock-on effect.

11) The Australian Stock Market is down 50% over past 12 months. Most bad news factored into the stock prices. This gives an almost perfect excuse for CEO’s to dump bad news in one hit to make the second half of the year (and the CEO’s themselves) look better.

12) The Reporting Season - ASX companies report their 6 monthly interim figures at the end of February 2009. Expect heavy write-downs/write-offs and unfavourable bank reactions.

13) Directors’ Personal liabilities - with the personal implications of trading insolvently, directors cannot put up a heavy fight for listed corporate survival - that their SME counterparts might put up. We saw this with the recent Allco administration.

14) Falling house prices are being seen in many suburbs, affecting bankers’ view of their security for business loans.

15) The Banks have a collective consciousness and have are absorbing global and local economic problems never experienced before. Their current weak appetite for new loans will be further exacerbated by all the above effects over the current quarter and they will seek to exit weaker companies. Expect to see some major names going into receivership/administration when the banks say enough is enough.

16) We are hearing of more insolvency practitioners being recruited internationally for the Australian marketplace.

Whilst the recent injections of cash into the global finance system, the recent one-off stimulus package and the reduction in interest rates will have some counterbalancing effect - these always have a lag associated with them (usually 6-8 months). Either way, if the current quarter is only half as bad as we expect we would strongly recommend look closely at your own risk management:

- Are your customers showing signs of weakness - e.g. delayed payments. If so, consider stronger credit tactics for getting your money.

- Whilst there is the sometimes difficult balance between sales and credit, if your customers are in the retail sector chase money hard - remember “he who shouts loudest gets paid first”.

- Consider credit insurance to protect you against bad debts - it’s cheaper if you have a low history of bad debt.

- Review your own personal risk. Is the family home on the line for borrowings? There are various different structures of freeing up the family home and still having growth finance in your business, for example factoring finance or inventory finance.

- If you think you might need additional finance for your business - it is easier (and cheaper) to raise money when you are not desperate for it.

Hopefully March 2009 will not be as bad as we predict but unfortunately there is significant negative momentum driving the Australian Economy the wrong way, which will have the propensity to make 2009 a difficult year.

About the Author Tim Lea has specialised in cash flow finance internationally for the past 20 years and is a published author on the subject of factoring and invoice discounting. He has an MA in Economics and an MBA. His company, Cash Stream Financial acts as independent advisers and brokers on cash flow finance - factoring, invoice discounting and inventory finance. You can visit his web-site at http://www.cashstream.com.au for all aspects of factoring, invoice discounting and inventory finance.

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Applying powder is reasonably simple and, providing you have access to the following equipment, is something that most practical people can learn. You will need: a powder gun, a supply of clean dry compressed air, an electrical supply and the powder for spraying.

Powder is sucked from the container, which can be the manufacture’s box or a hopper, depending on the type of equipment, via a powerful pump. In order to get a constant smooth flow two methods are used: vibration and fluidisation. Vibration helps to keep the powder level towards the suction tube; fluidisation enables the powder to flow through the pump easily.

The powder is sucked vertically from the container to the pump where it is passed along the powder tube; this can vary in length but is usually around three meters. The powder will then enter the gun body. The manual gun is shaped for ease of handling and comfort and will usually allow the powder to enter at the bottom of the handle. On automatic equipment the powder will usually enter from the rear as the gun body will be straight.

There are many types and variations of application equipment to suite specialised methods of application but the main two main types of gun in common use are Tribo charge and Corona charge. Both rely on the powder getting an electrical charge that in turn enables the materiel to attract to the surface of the object to be coated.

Tribo charge relies on the powder passing along the pipe and through specialised plastics in the gun body in order to create friction. The surfaces of the powder attract opposite polarity charges that in turn attract each other, even after separation. This method is, however, limited to certain types of powders.

Corona charge relies on an electrical charge at very high voltage (up to 100kv) to be released into the powder cloud at the point it is released from the gun. The charge is relayed to the gun via a low voltage (10-12v) cable and then the voltage is multiplied in the gun handle to the very high voltage required. This is then discharged into the powder cloud at the point of exit. The powder on this type of equipment will also pick up a certain amount of tribo charge along its route, so will enable this type of equipment to be the preferred choice for most coaters.

The fully charged powder will now exit the gun in a fine dust cloud and will be attracted to anything that is able to accept a charge from a distance of around 100 - 300 mm; this then remains as a powder on the surface of the component until cured. The curing process will be discussed in further articles.

Chris Shannon has been involved with both the practical and technical coating of metals and plastics throughout his adult life working for trade coating organisations throughout the midlands.

Chris Shannon, General Manager, Vistaplan International, 5 High March, Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 4QE, UK

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Gold to Humble Down Based on model: Functional Solar Energy

You have witnessed a long drawn up trends in global Burberry Handbags On Sale market in the year 2008 till June. The price of gold, which was just $272.80 at the start of 2001 gradually, moved up to the height of $1011 in middle of March 2008.Gold has moved up 270% since 2001. It has substantial upward movement in 2008 as well. Experts all over the world predicted gold to be double up by 2009 but it did not. I had predicted gold to humble down in 2008 from July at a time when most of the world experts were following the bitten track of spurting gold trends. My prediction was vehemently criticized by Kitco gold forum members but that stood 100 percent correct and they later felt sorry.

I presented my analysis based on a totally innovative model ‘Functional Solar Energy’ I have developed this model after a prolonged research work done on the subject of solar energy that is not the physical one in terms of light and heat but electrical. Solar Functional energy is a function of Solar Protons (A), Electrons (T) emanating from external sources that transform the solar energy into electrical energy absorbed by earth to produce resources and products with the help of human tools. This Solar Functional Energy is subject to retardation by Dark energy (R ) that causes growth and decline cycles in the world economy. The strength of these trio keeps on varying in course of time and causing unlimited changes in the economies worldwide. It is possible to register their presence and potency to measure the scale of ups and downs likely to be in the future. The functional solar energy C (f) =T.A./R. The gold price is the function of solar functional energy determined by T*R for rise and T*A and R*A for fall. There are number of variations of this simple formula that we analyze and present the results to you from time to time. In case you want to study the basic theory in detail you may refer to my book ‘Solar Functional Energy- Key to gold price trends and my blog ‘Business Cycles in Making’ in my blog . I had predicted as follows:

Gold Price in September 2008

“According to this model the gold market has already touched its apex for the year 2008 when it touched $1011 in the month of March 2008. Up trends and downtrends in between will be noted but the price would not be able to cross this peak. The module of T*R described above is already broken. That forced the gold price tumbling down. Since the stage of R*A has not set in that can lead to bigger falls for long. I had earlier indicated in the Kitco Gold Forum about $845 gold is likely to settle down around by 18th July. This exactly did not happen but downtrend was set later from 22nd July and touched $776 by 15th August. At present the gold trend is volatile with many alternative bouts of ups and down. This will continue till 15th September. There would be firm rise in gold price of about 6% over the settled price on 15th September 2008.The price is likely to hover round $885 by26th September.”

“By December 2008 this is going to change to T5 A91 R91. T+4A module operating at present results in volatile gold prices characterized with alternate bouts of ups and down. But this is going to stop from next 15th September 2008 at R-4C module in C6. There is likely to have about 8% rise over the gold price closed at 14th September up to 10th October. In C7 also the price is likely to continue to rise up by another 8% from 17th October to 30th October”. I had not indicated the November-December Forecast.

Gold Price Trend in 2009

I now venture out with the forecast on gold price for the whole year of 2009 based on the same model. I hope that would satisfy the readers and they might take advantage of these forecasts in their investments in gold markets.

The basic T-A-R capsule present in the year 2009 is T5 A91 R91 till 21st April 2004. T-A-R changes to T5 A92 R91 from 22nd April 2009. T-A-R changes again to T5 A92 R91 from August 2009. T-A-R again changes to T6 A91 R91 from September 2009. With so many changes in T-A-R profile gold price trend is bound to change several times. The basic trends for 2009 gold are basically downward but not wilder. Investors would be able to take advantage of the periodical up trends in between as shown in the following chart. The gold price is likely to range in between $866 -$605- $695 per troy ounce. The bottom is likely to arrive in the month of May 2009 to form a new peak in the period of May-June. The following chart has hinted these trends.

2009 T A R T5 A91 R91 T6.8 A92.5-7 R91

Gold Price Movements Zone C9 01.1 Cc

.01.14 C91 R+A+C Downward price.to 02.13 -17%

.02.14 C92 T+6C Overall downward trend except last part to.03.13 +6.5%. 03.14 C93 Up trend first week and last week To .04.13 -8%

.04.14 C1 Downtrend except last week to.05.13 -6%

.05.14 C2 T-3C Uptrend first week to.06 14 R-4C +7%

.06.15 C3 Downtrend except last of June to.07.16 +3.5%

.07.17 C4 R+6C Downtrend to.08.16 Confused period

.08.17 C5 T+C Small downtrend to.09.16 -4%

.09.17 C6 R-4C/A-4C Downtrend except the first part to.10.16 +8% to.10.17 C7 T+2C downtrend

.11.15 +8% to.11.15 C8 Mixed trend

.12.13 +5% yo.12.14 C9 Uptrend

to.12.31 +5%

This is a general view of the trends of gold price in the global market in 2009. I would publish my close comments and micro T-A-R analysis in course of the market movements. Till then, best of luck and wishes for a profitable year of 2009 Disclaimer: These forecasts are indications only and I don’t take responsibility for losses if any incurred based on these indications.

K.M PANDIT is an honors graduate in economics and possesses a certificate in marketing management from a premium Indian Institute of Management. He remained engaged as professional managers in reputed organizations for about 25 years. He also took up job of academic writing in Research-Academia USA in which he helped students in writing their project works in Economics and marketing management.

His interest in business cycle was aroused in 1996 when he witnessed many ups and downs in global economy especially in Japan. He became very serious about finding the reason for this. He studied the problems deeply and later opened ‘Center of Business Intelligence & Forecasting in Kolkata to have professional study on the subject. His study encompasses stock market, commodity market metal markets including gold and silver to learn the system in trends. His book ‘Solar Functional Energy’ is centric to gold to highlight the fundamental theory of Solar Functional Energy and TAR econometrics to answer about the most intricate question of why and how the cycle of growth and decline starts. He became member of Kitco gold forum to contribute his forecasts about gold market trends. He contributed his basic theory to his blog microsolar to let people and investors know about the new theory of forecasting. There was massive flow of comments on his writings with reservations and doubts but when his forecasts came true letters of appreciation followed.

He published his first e book on ‘Solar Functional Energy’ He plans his next book on full theory on ‘ Kantian Energy Cycle of Business’ that can answer all the pertinent and mind boggling problems of business cycles.

Want to know what is up and coming for 2009 in skateboarding? Here is a small preview of some brands new product lines.

We will start with Stereo Skateboards: Stereo will be introducing a new Pro Series featuring world famous artist and culture icon Shepard Fairey of Obey Giant. These boards graphics are awesome. Stereo is also introducing an Artist Series featuring Co-Captain Chris Pastras who offers vintage clip art with his own tongue and cheek humor. The artist series also features work from a long time friend of Stereo Isaac Mckay-Randozzi who has worked with many well known publications.

Among many others Stereo is also offering the Premium Play-one Offs. These decks art work comes from a collaboration between True and Soul Records and Stereo’s own Danny Supa. You will find all these great new products from stereo in the spring at New England Skate.

Stereo’s Team is made up of some great skaters past and present:

Pro: Ammeters: Classic;
Clint Peterson, Benny Fairfax, Carl Shipman
Danny Renaud, Dyson Ramones, Chris Miller
Danny Supa, John Lupfer, Chris Pastras
Olly Todd, Ben Gore, Jason Lee

Matt Rodrigues

VENTURE SKATEBOARD TRUCKS
Venture has an amazing new line up coming for 2009
Featuring trucks from Brandon Westgate like the Venture White and Black 5.0 Low and High Trucks ore the Raider speckled black/gloss black 5.0 low and high they will also feature pro trucks from stars like:

Jack Curtain
Terry Kennedy
J.B. Gillet
PJ Ladd
Steve Wiliams
Steve Janoski and
Ryan Gallant
They are coming to you in Spring 2009!

THINK SKATEBOARDING

Think has a new line up of decks featuring Danny Fuenzalida and the new THING GREEN 7.75X31.625 which is sure to be a hot seller!

HUBBA WHEELS

Hubba has so many wheels coming this spring I couldn’t even begin to tell you, so look forward to there team putting together a smooth fast ride for your deck. Hubba will feature wheels from:

Bryedon Szafranski
Zered Bessett
Devine Calloway
Russ Milligan
Brandon Westage
Dave Bachinsky and
Jesus Hernandes furbay

There is going to be so many new products coming this spring so look for them all at New England Skate… coming soon.

About the Author:

My name is Kelly Craig I am a single mom of two who started an online business selling skateboard equipment for a second job. Since my son is into skateboarding I have learned a lot about the sport and grown to respect the skateboarding industry. My goal at http://www.newenglandskate.com is to offer skateboarders discounted prices on all skateboarding equipment because I realize how often it needs to be replaced and how costly it can be. I want my customers to have a place where they can count on their products and know that they are going to get a good price on all skateboard decks, skateboard trucks, skateboard wheels, completes and protective equipment.

The reason why Barack Obama impresses me as a European probably has also something to do with Porter Cable Router Bits own values - respect, sincerity, kindness, caring, loving and loyalty. When I speak of changing European opinion, it is of course about changing the politics and the way decisions are made in the United States of America. So here I set out my seven reasons why I think Barack Obama can change European opinion:

1. Barack Obama speaks boldly about what he personally believes in a very simple and sincere way. Even though he is very charismatic, he has a very humble way of being who he is.

2. He is dynamic and has the energy to put the changes he proposes into place and using the right people to help him, he will be the greatest President the States has ever known.

3. Europe has very strong historical ties with the States and Barack Obama has already shown this in his visits to Europe where he was greeted as a star - I cannot remember a time when a foreign politician has had such a wonderful reception in Europe!

4. Mr. Obama has shown very strong and loyal family values. This shows the way he looks at every family in America - I believe he really does care for the poor, as well as the rich. After all, if he becomes President he will be part of the rich society!

5. He is a great encourager who seems to know how to develop the best in people - that’s the strong impression I get from seeing him during his campaign.

6. During the last two years he has consistently shown all the values I’ve stated, and which has stamped him as being 100% sincere even when he speaks against his opponents - he is not doing it in a way of demanding the power of his people, but demanding the sincerity with which his comments are spoken especially when he is wanting to help his constituents to have a better chance in life.

7. The loyalty he showed to his wonderful grandmother who has just passed away was exemplary when he visited her during the end of his campaign. In this example he showed in a practical way his strong family values and I believe all the changes he wants to make for his country, are for his people and not for his own personal gains.

God Bless America and God Bless Barack Obama and may he be the greatest President the world has ever known!

This is truly my own opinion and I do not have any influence in American politics. However, I love the American people and believe that they deserve a President who wants to develop the economic policy for the good of his people. I am a life coach who cares deeply for my clients and would appreciate hearing from you if you have been moved by this article, email me on cbarnerias@gmail.com

President’s Day is celebrated on the third Monday in February, and this year it falls on February 19, 2006. To celebrate President’s Day, I’ve collected some of my favorite leadership quotes from US Presidents.

The leaders of this country have had some extraordinary obstacles to overcome and they’ve had to rise to meet many challenges. They have left little bits of wisdom along the way I hope you’ll find interesting.

So here are some of my favorite leadership quotes from US Presidents:

1. “Patience and perseverance have a magical affect before which difficulties disappear and obstacles vanish.” - John Quincy Adams

2. “Happiness lies in the joy of achievement and the thrill of creative effort.” - Franklin D. Roosevelt

3. “I not only use all the brains that I have, but all that I can borrow.” - Woodrow Wilson

4. “Honesty is the first chapter in the book of wisdom.” - Thomas Jefferson

5. “As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.” - John F. Kennedy

6. “No man is above the law and no man is below it; nor do we ask any man’s permission when we require him to obey it. Obedience to the law is demanded as a right; not asked as a favor.” - Theodore Roosevelt

7. “Our defense is in the preservation of the spirit which prizes liberty as a heritage of all men, in all lands, everywhere. Destroy this spirit and you have planted the seeds of despotism around your own doors.” - Abraham Lincoln

8. “I hope I shall possess firmness and virtue enough to maintain what I consider the most enviable of all titles, the character of an honest man.” - George Washington

9. “The truth is that all men having power ought to be mistrusted.” - James Madison

10. ” â?˜Tis better to be silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt.” - Abraham Lincoln

11. “Do you want to know who you are? Don’t ask. Act! Action will delineate and define you.” - Thomas Jefferson

12. “My observation is that whenever one person is found adequate to the discharge of a duty… it is worse executed by two persons, and scarcely done at all if three or more are employed therein.” - George Washington

13. “There are two educations. One should teach us how to make a living and the other how to live.” - John Adams

14. “Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future.” - John F. Kennedy

15. “You are not here merely to make a living. You are here in order to enable the world to live more amply, with greater vision, with a finer spirit of hope and achievement. You are here to enrich the world, and you impoverish yourself if you forget the errand.” - Woodrow Wilson

Happy President’s Day!

For more leadership quotes, check out the popular leadership quotes section of Famous-Quotes-And-Quotations.com, a website that specializes in ‘Top 10′ lists of quotations in dozens of categories.