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ARE YOU READY FOR GREATNESS? Ever wondered why despite many are grumbling and writhing in poverty, while many struggle and toil for lifetime to live up to at least one dollar a day, while others seems to be bound by a curse and live like life never meant good for them, others seem unaffected and are only growing greater and waxing stronger?  Here are some few tips I've come to learn about great men 1. They have FOCUS : The suns energy warms the earth but when it is concentrated on a magnifying glass, it can set something ablaze. _ Allen Parisser. Great men maintain great focus in a field of endeavor. 2. They are DETERMINED: They don't brood over limitations, they are not scared at the sight of discouraging obstacles. Their minds is programmed with success only. 3. They are DARING : They don't stop where others stop. They push a little forward to get a clearer perception, they know a little more to acquire more understanding, they look a little farther and so they

Ever been in a class and though you've been the best all along but then comes someone that effortlessly flawed all your standing records dropping you to the second place? Here is someone that can recall almost everything he sees within the day in a jiffy with profound accuracy and precision. He has played one of the toughest game on earth, has performed complex mathematical calculations without the aid of a calculator and even beyond calculator's display has given the value of "pi" to about 2,500 decimal places. He learnt one of the world's toughest language in just a week. Meet Mr. Daniel Tammet (born 31 January 1979), an English writer, essayist, translator, and autistic savant. His 2006 memoir, Born on a Blue Day , about his life with Asperger syndrome and savant syndrome, was named a "Best Book for Young Adults" in 2008 by the American Library Association Young Adult Library Services magazine.   HOW IT STARTED     Tammet had an unusual ch

What can be more luxurious? Technology is getting to the zenith. Seems even the five star hotels like the Burj Khalifa has become so obsolete for the luxury-seeking rich already. Well, a friend said, though, that he might not be too impressed seeing the amazing trend of technology now until one can transfer hard-wares over the internet. Wonders have never ceased. Russian company Orbital Technologies reckons it'll be sending tourists into space as early as next year. Guests would zoom up to the Commercial Space Station on a rocket, then spend their time in one of the station's four cabins enjoying zero gravity and watching earth through the ship's giant portholes. And this is only the beginning: Mashable has totted up nine commercial companies planning to send normal people into space over the next decade or so. So, next time when you are thinking of where to spend the summer holiday, you have an option to go up high above the sky against gravity and have a tip o