Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Space Wolves in Depth - Long Fangs

Space Wolves in Depth - Long Fangs


Space marine armies in the game of Warhammer 40,000 have way to some of the most destructive weapons available. The Space Wolves are no different. The Wolves heavy weapons soldiery are called Long Fangs. These guys are so skilled, they can fire at two targets in the same turn. Not many other soldiery can do that. This narrative will be an in depth catalogue of the Long Fangs. I'll talk about who they are, what they do and how they can be used. These soldiery are very flexible and potent weapon any wolves player can call on.

The Long Fangs are the older veteran soldiery of the Space Wolves lesson of space marines. They get their name because when Space Wolves live a very long time their canines grow longer. This is where the Long fangs get their name. They wield the heaviest weapons available to the wolves. It's a common site to see missile launchers, laser cannons, plasma cannons and more, among their ranks. They positively are the heavy weapons experts of the wolves.

The Long Fangs can do one thing very well. That is devastate soldiery and tanks a like. This unit can be armed to take out Infantry or armor. There aren't too many things that can take a barrage from the Fangs. If your enemy like to take lots of vehicles, these guys are a necessity. Most habitancy can't deal with ranged heavy weapons and close combat. The Space Wolves are very good at both and if you learn to time both well, no one will be able to stand before you.

Lastly, there are a integrate ways you can use your Long Fangs. You can use them to withhold your other soldiery that are advancing. You can also sit back and blaze away at enemy vehicles. Just make sure to protect these guys. They tend to get pounced on by infiltrators and other sorts of Fast attack. They are great when your Infantry looks like it could be in trouble, then you take your Long Fangs and withhold them with some heavy plasma cannon shots. That'll ruin your opponents day anytime.

To summarize this all up, the Long Fangs are a great increasing to any Space Wolves force. I personally use them in every game that I play. They are worth their points and normally do sufficient damage to make taking them, worth your while. They go perfect in any wolves army due to the shooting and damage quality they bring to the table. So take care of your Long Fangs and they'll take care of you and be a thorn in your enemy's side.

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Saturday, September 24, 2011

Children Raised By Wolves? Can It indeed Happen? Remarkably, It Has

Sure it makes a certainly cool story. Boy abandoned in the forest is raised by the wild animals. Especially if you can grow up to be the King of the Apes or if the wild beasts are cute and cuddly lovable old fuzzies who love to sing and dance like in the sharp version of the Jungle Book.

But have there real life cases of Tarzan or Mowgli?

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Remarkably, the riposte is yes.

Children Raised By Wolves? Can It indeed Happen? Remarkably, It Has

The Missionary's Surprise

In 1920, Joseph Singh, a missionary in India was startled to see see a mom wolf emerge from the woods followed by two small humans who moved colse to on all fours and sported a large estimate of matted hAir on their heads. He and a group of heavily armed Men had ventured into the jungle to exorcise the evil spirits the local villagers claimed were bothering them.

Singh considered to capture the children and return them to civilization. Unfortunately this required shooting the mom wolf as she was considered to protect her "cubs."

The cubs turned out to be two girls aged about 8 and 18 months.

Long History -- Still Today

Even more excellent is that this is not the first or only case on record. Accounts of children being raised by animals date back at least to the 1300's and certainly were known long before that. And in modern times there have been well docuMented cases of children cared for by animals for short periods of time -- including the predominant case of the young child who fell into the gorilla cage a few years ago and was nursed and protected by the female ape until rescued by officials.

The stories of today are particularly tasteless in the old Soviet Union, where the 1990's total collapse of the economy left millions of families homeless and children orphans.

Children Raised By Wolves? Can It indeed Happen? Remarkably, It Has

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Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Hunting the American Werewolf - Book reveal

Linda Godfrey succeeds in uncovering more sightings and tales of Wisconsin's popular Bray Road Beast, an apparent man-wolf, or wolves, which seem to have strayed from their traditional haunt in Walworth County, Wisconsin. They now prowl the woods and swamps of neighboring states. Godfrey also reveals historic incidents and encounters from many other places too, even outside of the Us.

In this follow-up to the Beast of Bray Road Godfrey continues to gift the case of mysterious man-wolves with an open mind, and a fun writing style that manages to keep the reader just shy of peaking the fear Meter, though there are a few spots that may push the needle closer to the red.

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In "Hunting the American Werewolf" the reader will find more speculation as to what these creatures may be; shapeshifters, hybrid wolf-dogs, or an assumed extinct bear/dog like creatures called Amphicyon. An piquant idea and, as this reviewer found, one of the most creepily piquant notions in the book.

Hunting the American Werewolf - Book reveal

Godfrey has even explored more supernatural possibilities as well. Could they be spirit beings? Demons from hell? Aliens? These and other ideas are examined, along with the obvious connections with Bigfoot. And, just like in her old book on the subject, Godfrey takes no shame in presenting ideas that many readers will find nothing short of absurd.

She presents them all regardless of how outlandish they may seem, along with a few trips down the psychic highway in which we learn that one woman has apparently contacted the head wolf beast telepathically and was informed that they mean the human race no harm, thankfully. And another in which a fellow claims a race of man-wolves travels to and from our world through interdiMensional vortices.

However far fetched these theories may seem, "Hunting the American Werewolf" is a well researched book presenting down-to-earth recognize accounts as well. It is piquant on many levels. Keep an eye out for more from Linda Godfrey and we'll see where the man-wolves rear their ugly heads next...

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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Wolves, Bears and Buffalos, God Love 'em!

Yellowstone is the place of the rebirth of the Grizzly Bear, the Gray Wolf, and the American Bison (or buffalo). These critters were getting into short Supply, and the environMentalists, who care about such shorTAGes, did something about it. Now we’ve practically got as many bears, wolves, and Buffalo as we do environMentalist.


I met Maggie Finch-Hunter at Mack’s Inn on the Henry’s Fork of the Snake River. Maggie is not a finch hunter, she is a finch observer. She has one of those hyphenated names. Her husband was blasted out of existence in Bush War Ii, but she has kept a stiff upper lip.

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The part about her husband getting killed in Bush War Ii was a lie. I added it to make this narrative look more like a current event.

Wolves, Bears and Buffalos, God Love 'em!

Her husband left her to join the circus.

No, he left her to become a Hollywood star and needed at least one disjunction under his belt if he ever wanted to be famous.

I’ll stick with that last one. It has a trace of truth in it.

Maggie told me to hop into her jeep. She was going to Big Springs.

Big Springs is the headwaters of the Henry's Fork of the Snake River where Rainbow trout spawn in large numbers, development it a predominant Fishing spot in the Mountain West.

Downstream is the Big Springs National Water Trail, a four-hour float trip with scenic forest, mountain views, and wildlife. (One place to read about Island Park and the surrounding area is: [http://www.westyellowstonenet.com/island_park/island_park_idaho.php].)

I hopped into the jeep.

I said, “Maggie, didn’t a hermit live up at Big Springs?”

The jeep hit a bump about throwing me behind in the dust cloud.

She said, “Wasn’t a hermit. Johnny Sack was a German cabinet maker who in 1929 leased land at Big Springs from the Forest Service."

I said, "Is the cabin still there?"

She said, "You were up there yesterday, weren't you?"

I said, “My readers don't know I was up there. You are too callous, Maggie. It’s because your husband left you for Hollywood, isn’t it?”

She laughed and said, “What husband? No man would marry a woman that is never home but always out seeing for Dall sheep that live on alpine ridges in the Artic National Wildlife Refuge. What man would want to chase me up there?"

(Read about Dall sheep at: http://library.thinkquest.org/3500/dall_sheep.html.)

I said, “I guess you do have a point: unless you are rich, of course.”

At the headwaters of the Henry’s Fork of the Snake, folks were loading themselves into canoes and onto rafts for the fun-filled journey downstream.

I said, “Do you know why the Fisherman Fish under the bridge back at Mack’s Lodge?”

Maggie smiled and said, “Because the swallow poop drops from the bridge every time a car or truck speeds by and the fish feed on it. It’s easy to catch fish there.”

She added, “Tee Hee!”

I said, “Yum, yum! That’s why I don’t fish there. I don’t want to eat swallow poop.”

Island Park is down in a huge volcanic caldera similar to the one that encompasses much of Yellowstone Park. (You can read about it at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island_Park_Caldera.)

Mack’s Lodge burned to the ground some years ago and was never rebuilt, but they have camping areas for trailers and tents, cabins, and a motel for guys like me who don’t like to pull humongous trailers and hate to camp on the ground. (See http://www.macksinn.com/)

I said, “Maggie, why do you stay down here instead of up in West Yellowstone?”

“Summer crowds. It’s close to Yellowstone Park and I like it down here.”

I said, “We were up in the Park yesterday. We saw a zillion elk and buffalo, but not one black bear. I guess they are still shooing them to the back country.

"I read in the newspapers that the buffalo are overflowing from the park causing brucellosis in ranch cattle (see: http://www.aphis.usda.gov/vs/nahps/brucellosis/)

"Also, the wolves are attacking cattle and sheep, and the Grizzly Bears are terrific ranchers and school children.” problem at: [http://www.bcwf.bc.ca/documents/s=335/bcw1128053820869/])

She looked up at the forest fire that was approaching Mack’s Inn and said, “Isn’t nature wonderful!”

Well, there de facto was a fire even if there was no Maggie!

The End

copyright©John T. Jones, Ph.D. 2005

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Saturday, September 17, 2011

Forex Brokers & Big Bad Wolves

Just like the on the tale of the slight Red Riding Hood, many people are inadvertently caught by the big bad wolves straight through scams in the Forex Market. Here is a golden rule for you if you want to make money in Forex: Trade with a solid broker! The Forex market, just like anyone else on earth, has its problems, of course. One of the biggest problems is that it's not easy to find a trustworthy broker.
You need to be very particular when choosing a forex broker because there are many bad wolves on the way to grandma's house.

Some Forex brokers aren't trustworthy. In fact, there are some who will trade against you if they can. There are others in offshore clubs and others that manipulate prices to make you always lose. It's precisely a sad fact that you can precisely find many dishonest brokers on Forex. Many people think they are giving their cookies to grandma when in fact it is the big bad wolf. Unfortunately, until a solid regulation on the Forex shop is created you must try to avoid:

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1 - Brokers who can't guarantee your safety of funds - These are brokers who are based on offshore territories or in 3rd world countries.
2 - Brokers that don't trade for you, they trade against you. Listen, if a broker makes money when you lose, than one thing is certain: You will lose!
3 - Brokers that won't let you know where is their base of operations.
4 - Brokers complicated in illegal negotiations. Make sure you get all the facts you can about a broker before you determine to open an catalogue with them. Try to find out what other traders think about the broker in inquire and duplicate check if they are honest brokers or not.
5 - Watch out for brokers that will let you to trade Forex with less than 0. If a broker offers you 100, 200 or 400x margin that's not an benefit for you in the real Forex market. If you trade with much margin, it is most likely that you will lose your investMent in the short-term. You can lose your enTire catalogue just with a small moveMent against you.

Forex Brokers & Big Bad Wolves

Make sure that you only think brokers based in Us or Eu soil. Make sure they have solid fundaMentals and find all that you can about the safety of funds. Before you determine to send any money to any of them, make sure you read reviews about them and do some research on them as well.

Read all the facts about brokers you can find on their website, on Google and in other websites where they are Mentioned. Finally, make sure to perceive them before you open the catalogue if you still have any questions.

Forex Brokers & Big Bad Wolves

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Friday, September 16, 2011

Alaskan Wolves

Wolves love each other's company; they are collective animals, which live in packs or family groups. Each pack has the parent wolves, their pups, which were born within a year or the old year and ccasionally, a wolf family will let a stray wolf join their pack. The leader of the pack makes this decision, which is one of the parents. The parents of the pack are called the alpha pAir and if one dies, the other wolf will find someone else mate that's not from its pack. A general pack does not contain many wolves, on midpoint there are seven wolves in a group. Sometimes packs are larger, a bigger group contains 20 or more wolves because one female may have 2 to 3 litters of pups.


Normally, male adult wolves weigh 85 - 115 pounds but they can weigh up to 145 pounds. Females however are 5 to 10 pounds lighter, rarely weighing over100 pounds; all wolves come to be adult size in about a year.

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Wolves like to hunt big animals; they are carnivores and when they hunt in the north, caribou are their prey. In the southeast wolves hunt the Sitka black-tail deer and throughout the states they hunt moose. One wolf cannot bring down a large animal; the whole pack helps by working together. Large animals are not the only source of Food for wolves; they suppleMent their diet with voles, lemmings, ground squirrels, Snowshoe hares and other small mammals. They also eat carrion and whenever they are near a source of water, they will catch salmon. Food gives wolves energy; they need at least seven pounds of meat a day to stay strong.

Alaskan Wolves

When wolves are not hunting, they defend their territory from other wolves, which may try to take their home. The area which contains prey or Food Supplies changes, which means a pack will not stay within a territory for a long time. Many deer roam on the islands in Southeast Alaska, however a wolf's territory is smaller there, but in Interior and Arctic Alaska, the quantity of prey is lower but the area has larger wolf territories. Wolves are not lazy, they can voyage 20 miles in a day and sometimes even farther. Wolves may crusade and voyage hundreds of mile from their home to find new territory to own.

February and March are the general months that wolves breed; in April or May, wolves have an midpoint of five pups. At 22 months, a wolf can start breeding; its pups are born in a den, which is dug in soil that is drained. Some wolves have their pups in a tree and will take them to the den later. Parent wolves focus all their activities on their pups when they are young; the adult wolves always voyage to find food and then carry what they find back to the den. during the midsummer, pups are weaned, then, when winter arrives, parents lead their pups away from the den.

Alaskan wolves are perfect hunters, live in packs and raise their families in groups.

Alaskan Wolves

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Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Training a Puppy - find the requisite Beginner Basics

How to Train a Dog - the Basics!


If you've got a dog that is causing you some problems, then you right on need to learn how to train a dog! Fortunately, it's not to difficult once you get the basics down.

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First off, you need to realize the "Secret" to Pet training. To effectively train a dog you must train yourself. Read all things you can on dogs psychology. Watch videos of citizen taming bad behaving pets. Check out books. Read magazines. Do all things you can to get the knowledge you need.

Training a Puppy - find the requisite Beginner Basics

So many citizen just try to train their pets from info they get from friends or on television. The question with this is that they haven't legitimately learned anything and are just trying the "tricks". Yes, these tricks are primary for pet training But they are not what makes the trick work. What makes a dog listen to an owner is the owner and how they institute their association with their pets.

Dogs are communal animals and need to be beloved by others. They seek it in their relationships. If you approve of all things your pet does, they will feel no need to behave. They'll realize that they can get away with anything. So, stop approving of everything. If they do something you don't like, don't approve of it.

When I first got my pet and tried to train him, I opinion punishing was the solution. If you want to legitimately learn how to train a dog then you're going to have to realize that punishMent is not the solution.

There are two distinct psychological tactics used for training animals, people, and anything that has an fascinating brain. One is called unavoidable reinforceMent and the other negative reinforceMent.

Positive reinforcement

This type of training is the most productive and what you do is recompense good behavior. Bad behavior is not punished but is not rewarded. It is not beloved but you do not punish the dog for doing something bad.

Negative Reinforcement

This type of training does involve punishment and is not the best method. It instills fear and anger into your pet. You do not want to use this as you want to have the best association with your pet as possible.

You see, the key is to get your dog to want your approval and get that "Reward" from good deeds. This is only inherent with a salutary and loving association with your pet.

How to Get Your Pup to Listen to You

If you want to get your dog to listen to you then you need to learn the basics of how to train a dog. These basics contain basic animal science of mind and using this as your weapon for training and shaping your dog to be the good, house friendly pet you've all the time wanted!

What do dogs want? What drives them?

Sure, they all love to eat a nice chunky, fat, and juicy piece of meat. Heck, citizen love that as well! And sure, dogs have their territorial instinctual nature that makes them pee all over the place and bark when they see strangers. And, of course, if they see a wild bird or squirrel they'll go chasing after it. But what else drives them?

The answer is that these four legged creatures are communal animals. In nature their ancestors, wolves, lived in packs with very intricate communal structures. There were the alpha males that dominated all resources and the other wolf members that knew their status. As with all communal structures, there was a need for approval from the group. Not having this approval, or being outcast from the group often left these animals resource-less and out to die. Because of this, it is plainly embedded into their minds the need to be approved by those they feel are higher up on the communal status ladder than them.

This is where we come in. Us, being owners of the dog, are put into our dogs communal group. The quiz, is where do we stand?

If we give our dog all things he or she wants and let them get away with all things they do, do you think they see us as the alpha male that rules the resources?

Dogs that are spoiled are just like kids that are spoiled. They feel that they are getting beloved by all things they do. As a result, they feel there is no need to operate their behavior and do anything they want. From this type of relationship, it can be hard to get this dog to do anything you want.

The key to changing this is getting your dog to want your approval. You see, when your dog does something you don't like, do not give him your approval. Disapprove of the action. Say "No". No need for punishment but be sure to let your dog know you disapprove.

Conversely, when your pet does something that is convenient and something you like, applaud their efforts. Let them know that you approve of their good behavior.

What will happen is your dog will understand what is good and what is bad. Your dog will understand what it needs to do to receive approval and what keeps it from not getting the approval.

If you set yourself as the dog owner and the owner of the resources and status, your dog will adjust. But if your dog still feels like it is the one with the power, it won't change. It will reconsider you a joke. This is why your body language is important. You need to show your dog that you are in control, not them.

Many citizen have a difficult time studying how to train a dog and there's a good surmise for that. Most citizen don't legitimately go out there and investigate the proven, effective, and legitimately useful techniques that help dogs go from behaving poorly to having proper communal etiquette colse to people.

These pets of ours are communal animals. It's impossible to deny this proven fact. Their ancestors, the wolves, hunt in packs and have alpha males and what not. The buildings of their living has this fact of life built into it and has been for thousands of thousands of years. Dogs are their relatives and as a supervene have this built into their brains as well.

What does this have to do with dog training you may ask?

The surmise is because dog training is all about using what your dogs strengths are and complementing them in the dog training process. It's a microscopic think I call manipulating the acceptance and reluctance of your dog. You see, dogs are like citizen because they are communal animals. And what do all citizen crave?

Acceptance.

All citizen have the urge built into them to fit in with others. To be a part of a group. This is why in the past if you were exiled from a group you were basically expected to die. We are meant to survive in groups and left solo, we often starve or die.

This is exactly how our pets feel. What we're going to do to train the dogs is hold off our acceptance of them until they start acting properly.

The key is to recompense their deeds that are good and to reject those deeds that are not praise worthy. For example, if your dog knocks over the trash or jumps on the kitchen table, you do not give him or her approval in any way. You temporarily exile them from the group.

When they do something that is awesome and worthy of heaven status, you give them a nice doggie treat or anything they desire the most. This is how you get them to start behaving in a good and productive way.

Whether you are trying to show them how to sit and stay or are trying to get them to be potty trained, the tips are just as productive either way! Be sure, however, not to "punish" your pet as this can have negative consequences that you don't want to deal with.

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Monday, September 12, 2011

How to Draw a Carnivorous Wolf

The wolf is a member of the biological house of carnivorous and omnivorous mammals. It is the largest among its fellow members and is a beast of the wild. It primarily inhabits the forest and Snow covered regions of North America and Eurasia. They feed generally on mammals, like sheep, deer, goat, etc. About 39 species of wolves have been identified so far, which differ within geograPh Meter to 1.6 Meters in length. The following instructions are designed to help you draw a wolf:

• Reference image: The first step is to arrange for a photograph of your choice that can be used as a model. There is a primary divergence in the middle of the appearance of the northern and southern varieties, with southern species appearing more like wild dogs. You may look for internet, books, magazines, newspapers, etc.
• FundaMental sketch: You will not need precision drawing tools for this exercise. Freehand sketching will do the trick. Use a coherent buildings composed of some ovals, circles, and lines. First, make a circle in the place of the head. Append a cup-like buildings to record the muzzle. Extend a connecting line to indicate the neck area. The other end of this line connects to another circle that marks the upper torso. A similar circle depicts the abdominal area. Alternatively, a large oval can be drawn for the composite body structure. Depending upon the reference image, the position of the limbs is depicted straight through curvilinear lines with small circles (for claws) in the end. The tail is two-third of the body length. Place it with the help of a curve, keeping this proportion in mind.
• Details: Due to the thick fur of the northern species, sketching its clear contours may not be very simple. Therefore, the outlines are kept a bit loose to adapt for the fur in later sTAGes. Begin with the head portion, including the muzzle and ears. Add thickness to the limbs. Next, define the body shape. The tail is also sketched with irregular contours. Its outlines on both the sides Extend and connect seamlessly to the central body.
• Final changes: The extent of work needed for highlighting the fur strands and proper shading will depend upon the species chosen. Working on a northern wolf can be a much tedious task, especially for color drawings.

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How to Draw a Carnivorous Wolf
How to Draw a Carnivorous Wolf

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Saturday, September 10, 2011

How You Can Recruit Sales Super Stars - Part I - Recognising Sales Sheep And Wolves

Ted Nicholas, the author of "Magic Words That Sell" once said,


"Marketing mistakes are by far the primary surmise businesses do not survive. This includes associates which consider themselves direct marketers as well as those who do not".

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Of course Ted is quite right make mistakes in marketing and you'll end up paying through the nose with as a matter of fact no results. Yet associates continually make mistakes in sales.

How You Can Recruit Sales Super Stars - Part I - Recognising Sales Sheep And Wolves

They waste the opportunities that marketing provides by using salespeople that have one, or more, of these traits:

  • Poor closers
  • Too aggressive
  • Passive order takers
  • Fear of phoning
  • Can't write to persuade
  • Can't present without being boring
  • Unable to build value in the service or product
  • Has poor follow-up skills
  • Can't get to top decision makers
  • Finds rejection difficult to handle
  • Poor time manager
  • Doesn't think strategically
  • Not self-disciplined
  • Doesn't try to get market knowledge
Yet sales training may have little or no result because they're at the limit of their possible already.
What About The Owners As Salestaff?
Often the owners in small associates are also the sales staff. If they can't sell they ultimately go out of business. If they can sell they usually reach a point where they're working harder than if they were in a Job. Think about it...

If the owner is the company's sales channel they're probably also their own bookkeeper, Menagerial clerk, Vat returns clerk, receptionist and normal "muck in and get the thing concluded or delivered" guy too.

We all know about Michael Gerber's mantra about "Working on the business, rather than in it". We all agree that's a very laudable aim. But we're all so busy doing, doing that we can't quite bear to tear ourselves away from working in the business.

I've been a advisor for over 20 years and I've rarely met a firm owner or director who's felt able to step back and consider the strategic aims of the firm as it grows.

It's all down to the perceived urgent need for sales. Because often manageMent have no visibility of sales beyond the next one or two months.

Ultimately your firm reaches a point where you and your current staff are working all the hours there are to naturally stand still.

Growing the organisation is just an additional one item that stays on the "to do" list.

Before you reach that point you need to recruit a salesman. I'll use the term salesman rather than salesperson to indicate a man or woman who sells because it's seems less clumsy than salesperson.

It all comes down to recruiting the right salesman to take the firm to the next level - and tied to good marketing too of course.

Broadly you can break salesMen into sales sheep, sales wolves and sales super stars. Let me illustrate what that means to you as the firm owner.

Sales Sheep

They wait for buyer to come to them, or the phone to ring to take an order. Or they wait in a shop and sell purely because the buyer wants to buy something from anyone who wants to take their money. They think the buyer is all the time right even if it means that they'll lose money on an issue that the buyer created themselves. Or they'll give the buyer some stock they had lying around. What about the salesman who drops by and entertains their contacts to "touch base", "to see if there's anyone for me today" and who "nearly gets a sales but doesn't quite?"

Sales sheep cost you money. Let's count the ways:

  • Their basic pay to sales ratio is higher than your own, or other sales staff
  • They give stock or services away as sweeteners, or to get out of a problem
  • They entertain clients on expenses and still don't get sales
  • They entertain population at the clients who are not remotely associated to the sale process
  • They don't follow-up and lose sales to competitors who doHow do you recognise one? There is a way before you even recruit them...

Sales Wolves
They approximately run out of your door and can't wait to close a sale. They're so keen they can make population buy your products and services even though they may be wrong for those customers. They know what you sell and try to sell it all to every customer, either there's a need for it or not. They're equally upfront in-house anyone that affects their sale, and often their commission, is bulldozed out of the way to make sure that sale gets done. Sometimes it's pushed through to the detriMent of other customers or sales people.

Sales wolves cost you money. Let's see how:

  • They sell lots but you get a higher returns rate
  • You get more external complaints, affecting your reputation and therefore referrals
  • You get more internal complaints and lose staff or morale drops
  • You lose sales by them tying up staff that other sales population need
  • They don't want to know about buyer issues after a sale. They're too busy on the next saleHow do you recognise one? There is a way before you recruit them...

Sales Superstars
A good salesman gets in more firm than he costs you to run and make your firm more money than that. A bad salesman is a drain on your company. It can be approximately impossible to sort the good from the bad. Almost, but not impossible.

When you recruit a salesman you need to aim for the star salesman. Don't be put off because you think can't afford them.

The star salesman psychological profile is formed during their early childhood and you may catch one before they realise they're great. Or you may find one who was burnt out and is ready to join the fray again.

Either one doesn't want vast amounts of money. Remember even if you paid them 5 times what you pay yourself and they brought in 20 times more in behalf would their wages even matter?

According to psychological explore a star salesman is driven by two factors: Ego and empathy. Too much ego and they get the sales but at a huge cost to you in terms of buyer and internal relationships bruised or destroyed by the ego-driven salesman. Also known as a Sales Wolf.

Too much empathy and they end up discounting so deeply and being so wholly on their customer's side that you'll lose money on deals that would usually be profitable. Also known as a Sales Sheep.

Now you know how to tell sales sheep from sales wolves you want to find out how to get sales superstars. Check the next narrative in this two part series.

How You Can Recruit Sales Super Stars - Part I - Recognising Sales Sheep And Wolves

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Friday, September 9, 2011

Wolf Tattoos - 5 Great Wolf Tattoo Designs to select From For Your Next Tattoo

Wolf tattoos are a great look but there are many separate wolf tattoo designs to choose from. Which dissimilarity of this mythological beast should you get? And what do wolf tattoos mean anyway? In this article, I'll by comparison their meaning and then tell you about 5 separate variations you can choose from for your next tattoo.

Wolf Tattoo Meanings

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The wolf is a mammal of great mythological status. Although it is universally feared, it is also extremely respected. Man's best friend descended from wolves and, within the pack, they show great courage and loyalty - both admirable qualities despite this animal's ferocity.

Wolf Tattoos - 5 Great Wolf Tattoo Designs to select From For Your Next Tattoo

Are these tattoos for woMen or for Men? Frankly, they are not gender specific. If you like it then I say you should go for it, regardless of what some habitancy may think. Community as a whole, however, does not indubitably judge a tattoo of a wolf to be either male or female.

Howling Wolf Tattoos

One of the most popular wolf types of tattoo is the howling tattoo of the wolf. The wolf is featured seeing up and to the left or the right in order to best task his message. In this pose, commonly only the wolf's head appears in the tattoo. Sometimes though, the enTire body may be present, especially if the rest of the tattoo depicts landscape or environment such as a full moon.

Wolf Tattoo - New Moon

This is a tattoo that has emerged thanks to the Tv series Twilight. This tattoo is probably only for fans of the show. Even if you like it, habitancy may assume you are a fan which could be annoying if you are not!

Anyway, the tattoo is still quite cool, nevertheless. It looks like a tribal style drawing in black ink. The wolf is enclosed in a circle and, at first glance, most habitancy do not even observation it!

Wolf Tattoos - Tribal

There are many tribal variations of wolf inkwork that you can get done. They are popular with both men and women. For women especially who do not want the usual fierce look of a wolf tattoo, the tribal version is a good choice.

The tribal versions of a this tattoo type come in many separate poses. Some show the wolf in its typical howling headshot but others show the wolf in action, leaping, running or fighting. In my experience, there are many more tribal variations than non-tribal ones.

Celtic Wolf Tattoos

These are quite hard to come across. If you want a tat in this style and you are not willing to compromise then I suggest seeing a good artist with abundance of caress doing tattoos in the Celtic style. You should also think tribal styles because there is not much of a difference.

Werewolf Tattoos

These tattoos have a totally separate meaning to most tattoos of wolves. The werewolf represents the biological connection in the middle of man and wolf. You will find it very hard to find any tattoo flash for this type of wolf because not many habitancy desire such a tattoo. You are good off seeing a indubitably good artist and showing him or her some pictures and together choosing the best direction to go with your tattoo.

Wolf Tattoos - 5 Great Wolf Tattoo Designs to select From For Your Next Tattoo

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Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Return of the Wolf

For many years the wolf has been feared by ranchers for attacking their livestock. Because it attacks sheep and cattle for Food, many have been killed approximately to the point of extinction.


The timber or gray wolf dates back to approximately 300,000 years and shares a lineage with the domestic dog. It can lived in forests, tundra, deserts, mountains, grasslands and cities. It can be up to 37 inches tall, 170 pounds in weight and 6.6 feet in length. It can reach speeds up to 40 mph. Because of the anatomy of its paws, it can tour over most surfaces especially Snow without freezing. The bulky two layered coat of the animal protects it from dirt and water.

The Wolves

They tour in packs usually made up of 8 wolves. The packs are territorial and continually search for Food. The pack has a leader and an unknown wolf will be killed if it tries to join the pack. It eats any meat that it can kill. Prey are bitten repeatedly until weakened and then pulled to the ground. The prey will be eaten agreeing to the ranking in the pack.

Return of the Wolf

It plays a needful part in the Food chain. Since it is near the top of its chain, it feeds on weaker game. It also keeps the elk habitancy in check avoiding overgrazing that has occurred in the past. It provides Food for smaller game from the scraps it leaves behind after feeding.

In 1974, the U.S. GovernMent classified the animal an endangered species despite heavy opposition from the livestock industry. In 1995, 29 wolves were brought from Canada to Yellowstone Park. After a time caged in the park, they were released to the wild. The next year, 37 wolves were released into the Idaho wild. Since then, they have experienced a 30% increase rate.

Unfortunately, the attacks on livestock has increased with the increase rate but the elk habitancy has been depleted by 50%. The U.S. GovernMent is allowing it to be killed only if it is attacking livestock. If a wolf pack becomes too aggressive, the pack is being relocated.

The U.S. GovernMent removed the animal from the endangered species in March, 2008. Some western states still allowed the wolf to be hunted. Conservationists filed lawsuits and in July, 2008, a federal judge located the wolf back on the endangered species. The debate goes on if the benefits of the wolf outweighs the shortcomings.

Return of the Wolf

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Monday, September 5, 2011

World narrative For the Tallest Dog Breed - A Must Read

Dogs vary not just in breeds, but also in colors and sizes. They are also believed to have separate personalities just as Men do but never could you join together these personalities to their sizes. There are small breeds that are just so fierce while there are also large or tall breeds that are too diplomatic and lovable. One good example of this lovable breed is the Irish Wolfhound. They are so tall and big that they are known to snag the world description for the tallest dog breed. This breed has also been known as the diplomatic giant of the dogs.

At birth, the puppies weigh 700g or 1.5 lbs. This breed grows Fast, however, thus resulting to long-legged male wolfhounds which weigh over 55 kg or 230 lb and females weighing 48 kg or 150 lbs. Male and female wolfhounds also vary in height. The males on mean are 86 cm or approximately 3 ft. Tall at shoulder while the female Wolfhounds are as tall as 2-5 cm or 1 to 2 inches shorter than male ones. These dogs can also quantum up to 2 m or 6.6 from the snout's tip down to the tail. With their giant-like body structure, they could legitimately scare whatever off at first sight but once you had seen how diplomatic and affectionate they are, you would fall in love with this kind of dog and you might even want to take them home as pets. You would also soon find out that this breed is the silent but qualified type once provoked.

The Wolves

As the name suggests, the Irish Wolfhound breed is said to be originally created to hunt wolf and other wild animals such as deer and boars in Ireland. More than a hundred years ago, wolves walked the grounds of Ireland but thanks to this breed, wolves cannot be found in the country anymore. In the historical perspective, these dogs are also said to be bred in Ireland in 500 Bc and were employed for hunting, livestock guarding and even in wars. From Ireland, they were also traveled to Rome for the paramount animal games. They were also an leading part of the English occupation in Ireland; they were trained by the Irish knights to fight with them while battles. while the 19th century, the breed was close to extinction but because of its savior's selective breeding agenda in 1862, the danger of extinction ceased. This savior was known by the name George Graham.

World narrative For the Tallest Dog Breed - A Must Read

For any dog lovers who would like to have this breed, wolfhounds come in separate colors like gray, red, black, pure white brown and brindle. They must also expect this kind of dog to have a shorter lifespan of 5 to 9 years compared to other large dogs which ordinarily live for about 12 years. Their short lifespan is ordinarily caused by genetic heart, bone and stomach issues.

Irish Wolfhound breed is legitimately known for bagging the world description for the tallest dog breed. But once you get to know them well, you'll comprehend that it's not just their sizes that make them unique but also their affectionate personality.

World narrative For the Tallest Dog Breed - A Must Read

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Saturday, September 3, 2011

The communal Rankings of the Wolf Pack - understanding of Your Dog's Ancestors

It is believed that members of the pack selflessly subordinate their own interests to the greater interests of the pack, but this is precisely not a clear article of the evolutionary forces or causes at work. In wolf packs of the group found their own public rankings. The top male and top female irately disrupts any attempts by their inferiors to breed. These rankings are usually carport for a long time, and when this is the case the lower-ranking animals often give way to their superiors without a brawl. The alpha male is greeted with toadying or fawning, even puppy-like, passive gestures of licking the face; if an inferior ranking male is confronted by the alpha, he will roll over on his stomach and submit. Every member of the group, both male and female, partake in the care and rearing of the young, throwing up Food for the puppies and being involved for them.


Why do inferior animals put up with this? The true write back is that it is just an expedient. The group would explode in constant violence, and Fast disintegrate, if the pack did not agree to the demands of the most clear members among them. If all that inferior wolves got in the business agreeMent was room and board and the opportunity to play baby sitter for man else's kids so-to-speak, evolutionary logic would bristle at the arrangeMent. All wolves are progeny of alpha wolves. The nature for submission must serve some purpose that assists a wolf in not only eating but also in reproduction. For how else would the nature for submission ever be passed on to the next generation? The evolutionary calculus, then, is not that inferior wolves are plainly peaceful, selfless caretakers; they are plainly biding their time. Subordination is a way to avoid getting slayed or killed by a larger or more experienced member of the group while waiting for one's turn to challenge him.

The Wolves

It is a great strategy to play the fawning courtier until one is tough enough to overthrow the king. It is a bad strategy to be nasty or aggressive to the king before the moMent to charge has come. The acceptance of public rank is a way to deter constant fighting, and it is something that is instilled in every wolf, and dog. Wolves know what public rank is, and they accept it, and it is the source of long periods of impel in wolf society. Domineering and subordinate wolves go months at a time enjoying cordial relations, with no clear righting, and some clear signs of aggression. Inferior animals have an endless capacity to turn aside incipient aggression by their superiors by surrendering to their will and temporarily keeping back their own self-interested drives. It is not by opportunity that wolves became house pets but raccoons haven't.

The communal Rankings of the Wolf Pack - understanding of Your Dog's Ancestors

To learn more about your dog's ancestors, perceive the local chapter of the Humane society and seek help searching straight through dog reference books at your nearest public library. There are fullness of books and articles about the public rankings of the wolf pack: comprehension of your dog's ancestors.

The communal Rankings of the Wolf Pack - understanding of Your Dog's Ancestors

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Friday, September 2, 2011

Minnesota Timberwolves - Way Too Many Point Guards

The Minnesota Timberwolves naturally have too many point guards. Why do they suddenly feel the need to enlist so many guards?

I know they struggled to find their way with a point guard these last two seasons. With guys like Marko Jaric and Mike Miller (typically a small forward!) manning the point, it was positive that the team desperately needed a legitimate point guard. It's safe to say by now that Sebastian TelfAir is somewhat of a bust, so it was no hidden that the Minnesota Timberwolves needed serious help at the point guard position.

The Wolves

Still, look at what they did in the off season! Having had two lottery picks in the Nba draft, the Timberwolves superior Ricky Rubio when given the opportunity. All seemed great, as the 18 year old Spaniard had a ton of upside, and could potentially man the point for years to come.

Minnesota Timberwolves - Way Too Many Point Guards

Then, in a surprise move, the Wolves decided to take Johnny Flynn, the point guard from Syracuse, with their next pick. Why draft two young players at the same position? Who would get the minutes?

If this wasn't weird enough, the team signed two more point guards while the off season. Veteran guard Antonio Daniels (previously with the Wizards), and Ramon Sessions, other talented young guard (from the Bucks) entering his third year in the league.

What exactly is this team trying to do, and why? Talk about a serious complex! As if the lack of a point guard was responsible for the team's 24-58 finish last season?

Whatever it is, expect more of the same in Minnesota next year - if they should be so fortunate.

Minnesota Timberwolves - Way Too Many Point Guards

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