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You’ll enjoy this quiz. You’ll also be surprised.
Rules: Do not write your answers down and DON'T SHOUT THEM OUT. Just go quickly down the page.

Pick a number from 2 to 9…it can be 2 or 9 or any number in-between.

Take the number that you have selected, and multiply it by 9.

That should give you a two-digit number. Take those two digits and add them together.

Take the resulting number and subtract 5 from it.

Take that number and correspond it to the alphabet, numbering the letters, A=1, B=2, C=3 and so on...

Take your letter and think of a country that BEGINS with that letter.

Take the LAST letter in the name of that country and think of an animal that STARTS with this letter.

Now, take the LAST letter in the name of that animal and think of a color that BEGINS with this letter.

Oh, and one more thing...

 

 

 

There aren't any orange kangaroos in Denmark.

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“Separate Your Firm from the Pack: Turn Your Senior Officers into Thoughtleaders” by Ken Lizotte.
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• Suzanne Bates' new book Speak Like A CEO: Secrets For Commanding Attention And Getting Results is now in its third printing and on November 8 rose to #6 on the Amazon.com business best seller list

• “E-Mail Sabotage Can Kill Brand and Business” by Lewis Green, Managing Principal of L&G Business Solutions, in IndUS Business Journal and Management Consulting News

• Steve Henry, Shareholder at Wolf Greenfield, was quoted extensively on patenting financial firms in Boston Business Journal

• “Faced With Market Change, Look For New Insight” by Mary Adams and Michael Oleksak, Principals of Trek Consulting LLC., in IndUS Business Journal

• “Above and Beyond: Miniature Subsystem Makers Add Value Through Validation” by David Vogel, President of Intertech Engineering Associates Inc., in MicroTec Magazine. Dave was also interviewed by Business Xpansion Magazine and Technology Daily for his views on aspects of the medical device industry.

• “Manage For Today, Mentor For Tomorrow” by Michael Shenkman, President of The Arch of Leadership, in Nonprofit World. This article was based on Michael’s new book The Arch And The Path: The Life Of Leading Greatly, a recent Book–of-the-Day selection by the financial e-letter Insurance Newcast. In addition, Michael was profiled in the October issue of Albuquerque Magazine.

• Sue Hodgkinson, Principal of The Personal Brand Company, for publication of her new book The Leader’s Edge: Using Personal Branding To Drive Performance And Profit

• “Disaster Planning Is Not Enough: It Takes Practice” by Vin D’Amico, President of Damicon LLC, in his monthly column “Virtual Business” in IndUS Business Journal

• “Use of Patented Compounds in Drug Research Doesn’t Infringe Patent” by John Van Amsterdam, Shareholder at Wolf Greenfield, in New England In-House Counsel

• “Separating Self from Pack Sparks Sales Success” by Duane Cashin, Sales Success Consultant and Keynote Speaker, in IndUS Business Journal

• Ilan Barzilay, Associate at Wolf Greenfield, was quoted in The National Law Journal in a story about an author lawsuit against Google. He was interviewed as well by IP Law Bulletin for his views on Yahoo’s similar effort.

• Jason Honeyman was cited in Lafayette College Alumni Magazine for his recent promotion to Managing Partner of Wolf Greenfield. Additional online coverage included Lexis-Nexis, Simply Lawyer, MSNBC and Linux Business News

• “The Problem With Answers: A Process For Harnessing Innovation” by Dean Robb, President of Robb Consulting LLC, in Executive Insights

• Henry Stimpson authored a profile of John Updike for the current issue of Poets & Writers Magazine