Last night I was invited to a carol service by The Loughborough Students Union.
It was held at a local church and was brilliant. There must have been well over a
hundred young people there and the singing was awsome. Raised the hairs on the back
of the neck.
It was so nice to see young people thoroughly enjoying themselves without the use of
alcohol or drugs!
A really great evening.
Chris is still helping me with the new website for my internet business.
Joke for today:- What happens when you cross a librarian with a lawyer? You get all the information you want but can't understand it!
On this day:- 15th December
In 1892 Jean Paul Getty was born.
In 1832 Eiffel who built the tower was born
In 1916 the battle of Verdun ended after 700,000 soldiers were killed.
John F. Beaumont Internet Marketer
Wednesday, 15 December 2010
Tuesday, 14 December 2010
New Doors
Yep we had new doors installed upstairs yesterday.
Looking good. A local man came and did it for us at a very resonable price. He did a very good job.
Chris is helping me set up the excellent new system from The Six Figure Mentors.
Stuart who is the brains behind all this has really done an excellent job. Watch this blog for more future information.
In the meantime I'm getting a lot of interest in my cashmachinewebsite. You can download an excellent bootcamp.
Go to www.johnbeaumontcashmachine.com/bootcamp.
Thought for today:- We know the speed of light but what is the speed of dark?
Joke for today: A teacher addresses his class for the first time. If there are any idiots in the class then stand up now. One student stands up. That's interesting says the teacher. Why do you consider yourself an idiot? I don't was the reply I just didn't like to see you standing there on your own.
On this day:- December 14th
In 1926 Agatha Christie was found staying at a hotel in Harrogate under an assumed name.
In 1503 Nostrodamus was born
In 1861 Prince Albert, consort of Queen Victoria dies.
John F. Beaumont internet marketer
Looking good. A local man came and did it for us at a very resonable price. He did a very good job.
Chris is helping me set up the excellent new system from The Six Figure Mentors.
Stuart who is the brains behind all this has really done an excellent job. Watch this blog for more future information.
In the meantime I'm getting a lot of interest in my cashmachinewebsite. You can download an excellent bootcamp.
Go to www.johnbeaumontcashmachine.com/bootcamp.
Thought for today:- We know the speed of light but what is the speed of dark?
Joke for today: A teacher addresses his class for the first time. If there are any idiots in the class then stand up now. One student stands up. That's interesting says the teacher. Why do you consider yourself an idiot? I don't was the reply I just didn't like to see you standing there on your own.
On this day:- December 14th
In 1926 Agatha Christie was found staying at a hotel in Harrogate under an assumed name.
In 1503 Nostrodamus was born
In 1861 Prince Albert, consort of Queen Victoria dies.
John F. Beaumont internet marketer
Friday, 10 December 2010
Internet Marketing
I'm buzzing ahead with my internet marketing business.
There is so much going on at present I'm having trouble keeping up but it's worth it.
Should settle down shortly.
There is a lot going on with The Six Figure Mentors Group and lots of exciting new information.
I'm in the process of setting it all up so watch this space!
In the meantime if you want some good information as to how to build your business then go to http://www.johnbeaumontcashmachine.com/bootcamp.
Very worthwhile
Thought for today:- Are you going forward or backwards. No you can't stand still.
Joke for today:- Some cause happiness wherever they go; some whenever they go. Oscar Wilde
On this day:- 10th December
In 1921 Albert Einstein received the Nobel peace prize.
In 1869 Wyoming gave women the vote
John F. Beaumont
There is so much going on at present I'm having trouble keeping up but it's worth it.
Should settle down shortly.
There is a lot going on with The Six Figure Mentors Group and lots of exciting new information.
I'm in the process of setting it all up so watch this space!
In the meantime if you want some good information as to how to build your business then go to http://www.johnbeaumontcashmachine.com/bootcamp.
Very worthwhile
Thought for today:- Are you going forward or backwards. No you can't stand still.
Joke for today:- Some cause happiness wherever they go; some whenever they go. Oscar Wilde
On this day:- 10th December
In 1921 Albert Einstein received the Nobel peace prize.
In 1869 Wyoming gave women the vote
John F. Beaumont
Monday, 15 November 2010
What a Great Attitude
Hi there
Sue, my better half, works as a personal assistant to one of the senior professors at Loughborough University.
One of her special projects of late has been to set up a special relationship with the University of Malay as a result of which 8 engineering students are on a years placement with a major Malayan engineering company.
One of these students, a young lady has sent an article which has been published on the University website.
In it she has spoken of her first 4 months working in Malaya.
Despite the difficulties of very long tiresome hours and having to work 6 days a week in the extreme humidity which she is not used to she is full of enthusiasm.
As she says she is not just learning about how industry works and the technical side of the business she is also learning about new cultures, different people but perhaps most of all about herself.
She says "we are taking a little trip of self-discovery that no tutor, no exam, no text book and no library reference section could ever really teach you"
What a marvelous attitude.
I hope that in the future far more young people will have the opportunity to travel to a different country to continue their education. It is the best hope for the world's future.
Thought for today: Do you try to understand other peoples beliefs and cultures?
Joke for today:- Did you here about the overweight ballerina? She had to wear a three-three.
On this day 15th November
In 1918 the day was declared Victory Day in Britain. At 11am the all clear was sounded for the last time accompanied with bugles and sirens.
In 1837 Isaa Pitman a 24 year old schoolteacher from Wiltshire in England published a book about shorthand writing.
In 1864 Sherman burns Atlanta.
John Beaumont
Sue, my better half, works as a personal assistant to one of the senior professors at Loughborough University.
One of her special projects of late has been to set up a special relationship with the University of Malay as a result of which 8 engineering students are on a years placement with a major Malayan engineering company.
One of these students, a young lady has sent an article which has been published on the University website.
In it she has spoken of her first 4 months working in Malaya.
Despite the difficulties of very long tiresome hours and having to work 6 days a week in the extreme humidity which she is not used to she is full of enthusiasm.
As she says she is not just learning about how industry works and the technical side of the business she is also learning about new cultures, different people but perhaps most of all about herself.
She says "we are taking a little trip of self-discovery that no tutor, no exam, no text book and no library reference section could ever really teach you"
What a marvelous attitude.
I hope that in the future far more young people will have the opportunity to travel to a different country to continue their education. It is the best hope for the world's future.
Thought for today: Do you try to understand other peoples beliefs and cultures?
Joke for today:- Did you here about the overweight ballerina? She had to wear a three-three.
On this day 15th November
In 1918 the day was declared Victory Day in Britain. At 11am the all clear was sounded for the last time accompanied with bugles and sirens.
In 1837 Isaa Pitman a 24 year old schoolteacher from Wiltshire in England published a book about shorthand writing.
In 1864 Sherman burns Atlanta.
John Beaumont
Saturday, 7 August 2010
Exciting or what? Well it is for me!
Hi there
Found out something exciting this week. Well exciting for me although probably boring for you!
Actually it was Sue who found out this information as she is the one who is more involved in family history than me.
What she found out was that my great great gggggrandfather was a famous British judge and politician back in the early 18th century.
His name was Sir John Pratt (note the "Sir") A member of the aristocracy no less!
He was a Member of Parliament then went on to be Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1721 and was also Lord Chief Justice of England from 1718 to 1725.
One of his sons (the younger brother of my direct ancestor) was created Earl Camden in 1786 and was a personal friend of William Pitt the famous Prime Minister.
He was heavily involved in the discussions regarding taxing the colonies and in fact I believe he was against it. If he had got his way the American War of Independence may not have occurred.
Anyrate its strange how finding out such information affected me. For some reason it has given me much more confidence to build my internet business. Strange really.
Obviously the family went downhill from then onwards!!
Thought for today. Do you appreciate what your ancestors have done for you?
Joke for today:- When flying try to keep the number of landings equal to the number of take-offs.
On this day:- August 7th
In 1957 Oliver Hardy died.
In 1926 the first British Gran Prix motor race was held. The average speed of the winning car was 71.61 mph (115.24 kph)
Cheers
John Beaumont
He also formed Camden Town a well known area of London.
Found out something exciting this week. Well exciting for me although probably boring for you!
Actually it was Sue who found out this information as she is the one who is more involved in family history than me.
What she found out was that my great great gggggrandfather was a famous British judge and politician back in the early 18th century.
His name was Sir John Pratt (note the "Sir") A member of the aristocracy no less!
He was a Member of Parliament then went on to be Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1721 and was also Lord Chief Justice of England from 1718 to 1725.
One of his sons (the younger brother of my direct ancestor) was created Earl Camden in 1786 and was a personal friend of William Pitt the famous Prime Minister.
He was heavily involved in the discussions regarding taxing the colonies and in fact I believe he was against it. If he had got his way the American War of Independence may not have occurred.
Anyrate its strange how finding out such information affected me. For some reason it has given me much more confidence to build my internet business. Strange really.
Obviously the family went downhill from then onwards!!
Thought for today. Do you appreciate what your ancestors have done for you?
Joke for today:- When flying try to keep the number of landings equal to the number of take-offs.
On this day:- August 7th
In 1957 Oliver Hardy died.
In 1926 the first British Gran Prix motor race was held. The average speed of the winning car was 71.61 mph (115.24 kph)
Cheers
John Beaumont
He also formed Camden Town a well known area of London.
Sunday, 1 August 2010
It was brought home to me
Hi there
Sue, my better half, is the personal assistant to one of the professors at Loughborough University (actually to more than one professor but that's another story).
Last week one of the students who had just obtained his advanced degree arranged for his parents to visit the university before he returned home.
This young gentleman happens to be a Palestinian and has been studying here for a number of years.
Sue had helped him on several occasions and as a thank you was taken to lunch by him and his parents.
During the lunch the conversation turned to what impressions the parents received on visiting England.
The overriding impression was our freedom.
They couldn't get over the fact that they saw in the town centre people of all different religions, colour and ethnic background going about their business.
They were mingling together in the market with no apparent animousity to one another.
Bear in mind that Loughborough is only a medium sized town and it is true that you see burkas, saris, turbans, orthodox Jewish dress etc all the time.
This statement by the parents when relayed to me pulled me up short.
I just take seeing all this different people walking around without any apparent fear as normal.
There is the occasional ill feeling I suppose but relatively minor compared with other areas of the world
In Palestine this highly intelligent and qualified young man has to pass through 3 check points on the way to and from work including strip searches every day!
No I'm not pointing the finger at either the Israelies or the Arabs as they both have a valid point of view and I'm sure that there is good and bad on both sides.
I am just pointing out what a joy it is to live in a country where we take freedom for granted.
Isn't maintaining this situation something really worth protecting
Long may it continue.
Thought for today:- Do you appreciate the freedoms you have in your life?
Joke for today:- Does killing time damage eternity?
On this day:- 1st August
In 1833 Britain passed an act of Parliament freeing all slaves in the nations territories after a 5 to 7 year apprenticeship. £20 million pounds ($ 37 million) was earmakrked as compensation for the slave owners.
In 1774 Sir Joseph Priestley announced that he had discovered oxygen
In 1798 Nelson destroyed the French fleet thus cutting off Napoleon's supply route to his army in Egypt.
John Beaumont
Sue, my better half, is the personal assistant to one of the professors at Loughborough University (actually to more than one professor but that's another story).
Last week one of the students who had just obtained his advanced degree arranged for his parents to visit the university before he returned home.
This young gentleman happens to be a Palestinian and has been studying here for a number of years.
Sue had helped him on several occasions and as a thank you was taken to lunch by him and his parents.
During the lunch the conversation turned to what impressions the parents received on visiting England.
The overriding impression was our freedom.
They couldn't get over the fact that they saw in the town centre people of all different religions, colour and ethnic background going about their business.
They were mingling together in the market with no apparent animousity to one another.
Bear in mind that Loughborough is only a medium sized town and it is true that you see burkas, saris, turbans, orthodox Jewish dress etc all the time.
This statement by the parents when relayed to me pulled me up short.
I just take seeing all this different people walking around without any apparent fear as normal.
There is the occasional ill feeling I suppose but relatively minor compared with other areas of the world
In Palestine this highly intelligent and qualified young man has to pass through 3 check points on the way to and from work including strip searches every day!
No I'm not pointing the finger at either the Israelies or the Arabs as they both have a valid point of view and I'm sure that there is good and bad on both sides.
I am just pointing out what a joy it is to live in a country where we take freedom for granted.
Isn't maintaining this situation something really worth protecting
Long may it continue.
Thought for today:- Do you appreciate the freedoms you have in your life?
Joke for today:- Does killing time damage eternity?
On this day:- 1st August
In 1833 Britain passed an act of Parliament freeing all slaves in the nations territories after a 5 to 7 year apprenticeship. £20 million pounds ($ 37 million) was earmakrked as compensation for the slave owners.
In 1774 Sir Joseph Priestley announced that he had discovered oxygen
In 1798 Nelson destroyed the French fleet thus cutting off Napoleon's supply route to his army in Egypt.
John Beaumont
Tuesday, 13 July 2010
It ain't my fault guv.
Hi there
At present in the UK there is still a lot of talk about a "gentleman" who shot his former girlfriend wounding her and then shot dead her new boyfriend.
After that he then shot an unarmed police officer who was just sitting in his patrol car causing severe facial injuries and the loss of at least one eye.
After several days he was cornered by the police and after some hours negotiating then shot himself.
Now his mother brother et al are blaming the police for his death and the inevitable enquiry costing pounds will now ensue.
Sorry but he was a nasty piece of work. He had just been released from prison for assaulting his 9 year old daughter for goodness sake and then goes on to shoot his girlfriend etc.
Why oh why are the poor old police being blamed,
Surely his family must bear some of the blame? After all they brought him up not he police!
Maybe they would gain more respect if they appeared to be more concerned for his victims and their families.
As usual it's "it ain't my fault gov". Let's blame everyone else so we don't feel guilty.
Sorry for the rant but there does appear to be a trend in society for us not to take responsibility for our actions.
In the first company I ever worked for the managing director always insisted that no one would ever get into trouble for making a mistake PROVIDED that they admitted it immediately so that everyone concerned could pull together and rectify it.
It was the best environment I ever worked in as people were much more relaxed and therefore made less mistakes. Simple eh?
Thought for today:- Are we big enough to take responsibility for our mistakes?
Joke for today:- A man is checking into an hotel. The receptionist asks him if he would like a room with a bath or a shower. What's the difference asks the man. Well explains the clerk in a bath you can sit down. Boom boom
On this Day:-
In 1977 New York City was blacked out after electrical storms knocked out power supplies.
In 1955 Ruth Ellis was the last woman to be hanged in the U.K. for murdering her lover.
In 1883 "General" Tom Thumb died aged 45
At present in the UK there is still a lot of talk about a "gentleman" who shot his former girlfriend wounding her and then shot dead her new boyfriend.
After that he then shot an unarmed police officer who was just sitting in his patrol car causing severe facial injuries and the loss of at least one eye.
After several days he was cornered by the police and after some hours negotiating then shot himself.
Now his mother brother et al are blaming the police for his death and the inevitable enquiry costing pounds will now ensue.
Sorry but he was a nasty piece of work. He had just been released from prison for assaulting his 9 year old daughter for goodness sake and then goes on to shoot his girlfriend etc.
Why oh why are the poor old police being blamed,
Surely his family must bear some of the blame? After all they brought him up not he police!
Maybe they would gain more respect if they appeared to be more concerned for his victims and their families.
As usual it's "it ain't my fault gov". Let's blame everyone else so we don't feel guilty.
Sorry for the rant but there does appear to be a trend in society for us not to take responsibility for our actions.
In the first company I ever worked for the managing director always insisted that no one would ever get into trouble for making a mistake PROVIDED that they admitted it immediately so that everyone concerned could pull together and rectify it.
It was the best environment I ever worked in as people were much more relaxed and therefore made less mistakes. Simple eh?
Thought for today:- Are we big enough to take responsibility for our mistakes?
Joke for today:- A man is checking into an hotel. The receptionist asks him if he would like a room with a bath or a shower. What's the difference asks the man. Well explains the clerk in a bath you can sit down. Boom boom
On this Day:-
In 1977 New York City was blacked out after electrical storms knocked out power supplies.
In 1955 Ruth Ellis was the last woman to be hanged in the U.K. for murdering her lover.
In 1883 "General" Tom Thumb died aged 45
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