Book Giveaway: The Revolution A Manifesto
posted by Josiah Garber on March 2, 2010
in Fun
I will give a copy of “The Revolution – A Manifesto” by Ron Paul to one lucky commentor chosen at random. Please comment and record your email address so I can contact you to send your book to you. Comments close in one week.
Is an Olympic Gold Medal Made of Solid Gold?
posted by Josiah Garber on February 28, 2010
in Economics, Fun
I”m sure that for many people watching the olympics the question of the gold content of a Gold Medal has crossed the mind.
So is an olympic Gold metal made out of gold? It turns out yes: but it is not solid gold.
Check out this article by Jake Towne about the Olympic Gold Medals for more information.
Why Am I So Optimistic?
posted by Josiah Garber on February 19, 2010
in Church, Economics, Fun, Politics, War & Peace
In the End… We Win.
Keynes vs Hayek Rap Video “Fear the Boom and Bust”
posted by Josiah Garber on February 12, 2010
in Economics, Fun
A Peaceful Revolution is Brewing – Ron Paul 2012 Billboards
posted by Josiah Garber on February 4, 2010
in Fun, Politics
The Peaceful Revolution marches on.
Garber Computer – My New Business
posted by Josiah Garber on February 4, 2010
in Family, Friends, Fun
I just wanted to let everyone in the Lancaster PA area know about my new business Garber Computer. Please let me know if you have any computer related needs. I specialize in getting your sluggish computer running fast again. Take a look at my website.
Also if you know anyone in the Lancaster area who might need computer help, send them my way. You can contact me through the form on my website or by email at support@garbercomputer.com
Brrrrr. It feels like 2? That’s cold.
posted by Josiah Garber on January 31, 2010
in Fun
Born Again – Newsboys Video
posted by Josiah Garber on January 28, 2010
in Church, Fun
newsboys “Born Again” *Official Music Video* from newsboys on Vimeo.
Hilarious Video: The Marshmallow Temptation Test
posted by Josiah Garber on January 27, 2010
in Fun
Oh, The Temptation from Steve V on Vimeo.
Real-World Flops That Prove Failure is a Key Ingredient of Creativity
posted by Josiah Garber on January 17, 2010
in Fun, Personal Development
by Glen of LiveDev.net
One of the key ingredients of creativity and innovation is failure. In order to be creative, people have to be willing to take risks and–to use the analogy of a painter–use bright and bold colors instead of creating dull, bland, and “safe” paintings. If you want to discover inspired ideas you have to accept that you’re going to encounter more than a few that won’t work.
Below you’ll find stories from Disney, a business book written in manga, Silicon Valley, and a Stanford University classroom which illustrate the importance of failure for creative success.
