How do you build a better bond with your dog?
Yeah, same as mine was. Ignore them..
Is it better to buy a house or build a house?
If it's your first home or there's a move in the foreseeable future, go with an already built home. Building is nerve racking and a giant hassle. Worth it if it's going to be the home you grow old in, not worth it for a place you'll move from in a few years. My husband and I have just moved into the house that we've built. Started plans in June 2007, LOL. It's a very specialised custom place, though, so if you bought generic plans and weather or other problems didn't interfere, it might not take more than 3-5 months. Pro's of an already built place: - No dealing with contractors - No annoyed neighbors - Everythings already done for you - Less time waiting to move in Con's of an already built place: - You don't get much customization - The old owners may not be entirely honest, and home inspections don't pick up on everything - If it's part of a housing tract, generally it's of very poor quality and you may get more than you bargained for with future repairs because it's cheaply built and falls apart easily Pro's of a custom/building your own: - You get to customize more - Sometimes cheaper - Pride in the journey and seeing a project from start to finish - Quality control and getting to know contractors, who (if they're good ones) will usually try to get you the best quality and the best fit for your life - Better energy efficiency in customs, as a general rule Con's of custom/building: - Contractors aren't always honest, reliable or on time - Can get delayed by bad weather and unexpected land features, among other things - Can be costly (depending on the level of customisation you want, the size of the home and what quality contractors you use, and of course the initial cost of the land + area taxes) - Waiting, waiting, waiting
How do I build a better mindset?
Write on paper what you want to accomplish in life. And then go after it as you are running out of oxygen.
How do I build a better boy?
For one don’t view him as a machine. This isn’t build a bear.Take your time and nurture and support him.Allow him to make little choices on his own & aid him in bigger choices & give him responsibilities. Discipline him and teach him right from wrong, but explain why it’s perceived as wrong. Teach him the importance of priorities, wants, and needs. Don’t forget to hear his opinions out and never disregard what he says as unimportant. In the moment these things may not matter but it builds character throughout time.Don’t baby him past a certain age or be overprotective. Give him freedom to explore while you watch from a distance and chip in a few times when he gets lost.Give him your love not the world. Show him the world instead. When you show him the world explain how the world works in terms of money, media & people. Never forget to let him know nothing is perfect and things change. Don’t stress life and worry about things of this world. Focus on seeing and being who you wana be because you were born to live.Teach him to have morals and standards but don’t force your onto him. He’ll learn with time.Hang out with him and learn everything you can about him and don’t shun him for making mistakes. Teach him to embrace mistakes because we’re all human. This will aid him in forming bonds and connections as he gets older.Teach him the difference between liabilities and assets.Teach him that knowledge is key & encourage his creativity. ”There’s no such thing as a next, only first”Overall love him unconditionally, No one’s perfect. You’ll scar him in some shape way or form but as long as you try your best to mold him that’s all anyone can ask for. Just avoid comparing him and making him feel unwanted or less of value.
How to build a better mouse trap?
are you hoping that people will beat a path to your door?
How do i build a better top on a show goat?
To build muscle you need three things: exercise, diet and genetics. Genetics you can't do anything about. He's either bred to be muscular or not. Dietwise you're doing ok. All the Barley is doing is adding some carbs though-the other components add protein which is what you need. Which brings me to exercise. You have to work those muscles to build that top. Feed him with a step up feeder. This means he has to raise his front legs off the ground onto a step, with his hind legs on the ground. This should stretch him out and allow him to work that loin while eating. Also make sure he gets enough exercise in general. Run him in sprints everyday to build up that muscle.
How can I build a better profile for universities?
A Career Aim, Personal Statement or Profile can be a useful way of flagging an interest and skills for a particular career on your CV, particularly if you have no relevant degree or work experience to give your CV focus. When profile is used used on this page it can be assumed that personal statement could have been used in its place. In your CV:Write an informative profile headline. (Crisp and succinct)Show off your education, projects, internships and associations.Elaborate your skill sets in the projects you have undertaken/supervised.Avoid Buzzwords! Buzzwords make you sound like just another faceless candidate, a plastic applicant with no real personality who just cuts and pastes from other people's CVs. According to a survey by LinkedIn here are the top 10 overused buzzwords used in LinkedIn Profiles in the USA in 2010.Participate in extra-curriculum. (Internships/NGOs/Projects)Apart from all these things, have strong recommendations and references. All the best.
What are the chances that someone could build a better search engine than Google? What can be improved?
We are almost there!Google is great, but it has one major flaw: It has computing power costs of billions of dollars a year.Recent developments in Neuroscience and Brain Science proves that the human brain is the most efficient indexing machine ever built.The technology is now allowing us to create large scale indexing systems in a cheap and easy way.Google has no Neuroscience or Brain Science in its indexing algorithm. It was initially designed 20 years ago, before the recent groundbreaking discoveries (2013 - present) on how the human brain indexes and recollects memories.ContextualWeb indexes web pages in a way similar to the way the human brain indexes memories.By mimicking the human brain we can now build search engines which require storage and computation power of orders of magnitude lower than any other known search engine.Here is a quote by Peter Thiel:“If we’re going to have a real transformation in search, you have to try to be building technologies that will enable you to take something like 10,000 servers that are used for search today and do it with one hundred servers.”