One of the biggest questions we get asked often is “How did you start your business?”

Looking back on the last 8 years, all I can say is that I honestly had no idea. I just did it. I didn’t have a plan, I didn’t know anything about building websites and if anybody would have told me back then what my business would be like today, I would have laughed.

You may have started your business the same way and if you’re just starting to explore the internet and web marketing solutions, you probably have similar questions regarding the terminology.

In reading a forum conversation about how to leave phone messages for people when contacting them about business, I thought this was interesting.

One person said they follow a carefully crafted script, another said they don’t leave messages, another said they leave a message only with their testimonial. Yet another said they leave only their name and number and wait for the person to call them back.

These scenarios sound more like telemarketing calls than business relationship calls.

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Dick Clark is becoming synonymous with New Year’s Eve, so it’s no real surprise the renowned television host is back to ring in 2012 and celebrate the 40th anniversary of his iconic program, “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve.”

Clark will once more make a look and feel alongside Ryan Seacrest about the annual ABC special, set to air beginning on December 31th at 10 p.m.

Seacrest has been co-hosting the extravaganza since 2005, one year afterwards Clark a break down stroke that impaired his speech. But since then, health troubles haven’t stopped the indefatigable 82-year-old Clark from taking a dynamic role in their show’s production.

Few places on earth provide such powerful imagery of human-landscape interaction as the Sahara and Sahel regions (Figure 1). Together, the Sahara and Sahel cover nearly 3.85 million square miles in Africa, approximately one third of the continent’s 11.7 million square miles and slightly larger than the 3.6 million square miles that comprise the lower 48 states of the U.S. From east to west across the northern bulge of the African continent, and straddling the tropics between about 10° and 35° north latitude, these two regions exemplify the eternal struggle between humans and their environment. The ‘tragedy of the commons” plays out along the Sahel transition zone as societies try to maximize their economic opportunities, and thus their survival, in competition with each other and with the physical landscape. To the north, camel caravans and modern trucks connect remote Saharan destinations across vast and inhospitable distances.