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  by Vittorio Compagno for the Carl Kruse Blog Looking at Dusseldorf, a city with less than 1 million inhabitants, one may only think about the modern architecture, the fashion industry, or its art scene. What many people don’t realize, it’s that the city was the center of a cultural revolution that took place in all of West Germany.  In an attempt to create a new identity for their nation, the best of the German intelligentsia drifted away from a 25-year middle period of American influence, creating a counterculture movement that rode the wave of the demonstrations that took place in the 60's throughout the Western world.  At the center of the German avant-garde movement was a band that formed in 1969: Kraftwerk . Their name, which means “Power Station”, is an indicator of the inspiration of the group to industrial design, with an important contribution of the gone but not forgotten Bauhaus.  Their style, inspired at the beginning by industrialism, shifted towards the well

  by Kristin Kruse for the Carl Kruse Blog In today’s society, climate change is on everyone's mind, making oil the enemy. Oil has seen a gradual slowdown in its extraction and refinement.  As laws change to counteract climate change, alternative fuel methods are taking the front seat, especially electricity.  Electric cars are becoming more mainstream, with countries like the United Kingdom ending sales of traditional fuel cars by 2030. Anything that runs on batteries and powered by an electric motor is more efficient, less noisy, emits no exhaust, and requires less maintenance.  This is a seemingly no-brainer alternative. Cities become cleaner, people save money on fuel.   However, not everyone is convinced of this full transition to alternative energy, especially classic car enthusiasts. The question then becomes how do you satisfy people who grew up with classic cars like Cadillacs, Mustangs, Beetles, or Fiat 500s? The answer is retrofitting.    Retrofitting consists in

  by Vittorio Compagno for the Carl Kruse Blog Since the release of digital cameras and, most of all, the internet, videos of UFOs and celestial sightings have appeared through the internet, raising curiosity and questions all around the globe.    The scientific community, still not impressed by the sightings, has been pressed by the public to investigate those which, in a broader term, we define as UAPs .   UAPs, or Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, catch a wider interest also among those that have been criticizing the numerous sightings of “green men in the sky."   The seriousness and scientific interest around UAPs has increased, following the recent decision by the U.S. Department of Defense to release a report about the sightings. The report focuses on the behavior of the flying objects, which are able to move with incredible speed and precision, allegedly using technologies not currently used or tested by the Department of Defense in any field.

  Princeton Alumni Blog Reviews   by Deanna Balestra for the Carl Kruse Blog Princeton University has not only helped develop politicians, scientists, doctors, and many more career-savvy individuals, but it’s churned out some Ivy League-level bloggers as well. These sharp-minded alumni have crafted and shared thought leadership on many topics from physics to pop culture. This is a quick review of some interesting blogs put forth by Princeton grads; you can see a full list of the blogs here .          The Peaceful Dumpling by Juhea Kim This blog serves as an online magazine devoted to making the planet a better place. It talks about sustainability, compassion, wellness, and living a plant-based lifestyle. It has vegan recipes and reviews while also talking about our impact on the environment.    Carlkruse.com by Carl Kruse  Carl Kruse is a prolific writer who hosts several blogs. This is a great blog to read with a hot cup of tea while you enjoy a rang

  By Deanna Balestra for the Carl Kruse Blog For the past 100 years, we’ve fully embraced art in political activism with painting, sculptures, live demonstrations, and more. In fact, being enraged seems to be a driving force in some  artwork, an opening of flood gates to release anger. Activist art is also meant to draw attention, share perspective, and even change minds when possible.    Historic Examples Of Art Activism   Throughout history, there have been marginalized people given a voice through artistic expression. Art has also been an outlet for crying out against unjust governments and societal inequalities.    Diego Rivera created murals protesting Mexican politics in the 1920's and 30's. His paintings were attacks on the ruling class, capitalism, and churches. Rivera wanted to protect worker’s rights and promote socialism.   Diego Rivera, Peasants     Yayoi Kusama did live protest performance art, often using nude subjects, to protest the Vietnam War.

Your business is not an island. It definitely exist in an environment (both internal and external) that can make or mar your business. Political and economic issues, technological innovations, employees, customer needs and expectations, (to mention but a few) are forces or factors that work together to affect a business. According to Carl Kruse , profitability, performance, growth, and even survival of businesses lies in these factors for entrepreneurs . What does this mean? The surrounding environment will keep changing so do your strategies and ideas need to. Savvy entrepreneurs who want to see a surge in business growth and be ready for whatever the environment throws at they need to keep up with the trends. No two ways to it, this is the formula for a successful business in this year. Carl Kruse , a successful entrepreneur, compiles the hottest topics for entrepreneurs in 2020. Let’s dive into it. Entrepreneurs Must Think Global and Act Global With the politica

Want to grow your business and reach new audiences? Go international! In this era of globalization with a highly competitive market, taking your business from local to international is a sure bet in driving sales and growing business. Herewith is Carl Kruse - a successful entrepreneur and a well- known business consultant who have been helping business and organizations grown for the past 25 years. Carl Kruse shares the reasons why international audiences can help fasten business growth. If you are yet to take the plunge, here are reasons you should.  Reach New Customers Small business owners are afraid of going global because of the risk involved. Thus, the aim is to keep it safe. However, you are missing out on a lot of opportunities and growth if this is you. It is time to join the winning team and reach new customers- says Carl Kruse .  Moreover, if you are an already established company in your base, it’s high time you take the business globally and generat