Dear Reader,
Frequently "figuring things out" requires a great deal of attention to detail and considerable thoroughness, all brought through the process of focus.

The focus encompasses what you're doing and how you're doing it to yield accuracy and timeliness.

Thoughts and appropriate actions for the output necessary for finalization.

Have a complex project you require assistance with?

Meet me at Corner Bakery Cafe, 9311 Katy Freeway (I-10 W at Echo Lane), 7:30 to 8:30 AM any Wednesday and we'll see what's to be done for the successful completion of your project.


Successful regard$,
C. Dean Kring ~ 713.932.7495


"No amount of hocus pokus will make up for lack of focus!"
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1931
Once a flying circus performer, aviator Wiley Post has bigger plans as he and his navigator take off from New York in their single-engine plane hoping to beat a 21-day circumnavigation flight record. Post will break that record, and by a lot, when he flies around the world in just eight days.
1960
After almost ten years of development, the FDA approves the world's first birth control pill. It will take 12 years and two Supreme Court cases, Griswold v. Connecticut and Eisenstadt v. Baird, before the pill becomes legally available to all women in the US. In 2018, the CDC will report that 'the pill' is the second most common contraceptive among US women.
1961
Aimed at preserving a pristine part of the globe, the Antarctic Treaty System goes into effect, stipulating the continent can only be used for peaceful and scientific endeavors – military uses, such as weapons testing, are banned. With 12 signatories, it's the first arms-control treaty of the Cold War.
1972
Signed into law by President Nixon, Title IX attempts to eradicate gender discrimination in the US education system. While most will come to associate it with increased athletic opportunities for women, it will also be applied in various DOJ and DOE policies related to transgendered students, as well as lawsuits concerning sexual harassment and sexual violence in schools.
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We are a not-for-profit cooperative association of independent
business owners for market expansion, business development,
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We were created from a specific and priority research project of the Houston Chamber of Commerce in the late 1970's on the importance of start-up and emerging small businesses. We brought you Houston's first small business incubator, which became Texas' oldest, the first co-working space in Texas, the first Womens Business Center in the United States and the first Residency Incubator and first Virtual Accelerator Program in the World. Our clients have ranged from pre-start-ups to the largest companies in the United States! We clearly demonstrated that entrepreneurship could be taught, that business plans were not a requirement for a successful business, that women were starting businesses at a faster rate than men and that entrepreneurship was color-blind and gender neutral. Our start-ups have won virtually every award in Houston for business growth, some nationally, some even internationally and some of our established client companies are now household names in Houston. We operate entirely without grants, gifts, donations or public funding. We don't have our hand out and are NOT your tax dollars at work! We are totally self-sufficient!

We grow companies, build careers and advance ideas!
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