Life Lesson: Don't Curse the Rain
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By C. Douglas Nielsen  There was a time when I cussed the rain because it always seemed to interrupt my outdoor play time. It always seemed to arrive just in time, and in just the right quantity, to ruin whatever adventure I had planned.
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There is a Chinese proverb that says "Personal example carries more weight than preaching." Not that preaching doesn't work. But if you want to prove your point, live what you preach. And if you live what you preach, people will want to emulate you.
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Don't let cyclicality rough up your returns.
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Wind, rain, floods. All cause damage--and are to blame for some states' super-high home insurance rates.
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Here&#39;s a handy tip for joggers: If you think you might get caught in a thunderstorm, leave your music player at home.
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People have lived with rain and snow for millennia, and scientists have studied weather for more than a century. You might think that, after all that time, we would have precipitation pretty much figured out.
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Here's a handy tip for joggers: If you  think you might get caught in a thunderstorm, leave your music  player at home.
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How to lose less and learn from your mistakes.
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Listening to your iPod during a thunderstorm may carry the risk of being struck by lightning, so be sure you really like the song.
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The continent has been ravaged by months of rain. Is it paying for the sins of rich countries?
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Stop treating your cash like trash.   With yields on money market mutual funds pushing 5 percent,   it's time to stop ignoring the returns you're getting on the   money you have saved for a rainy day.
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Singin' in the rain is OK if you're an American in Paris named Gene Kelly. (Or do I have Mr. Kelly's movies mixed up?) But swingin' in the rain ain't so great if you're a tourist with a tennis racket trying to make a living slogging through the moist loam at Roland Garros.
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In comic books, weather manipulation is a tool for world domination. In reality, it could be salvation for states suffering through a drought. By Ron Berler from Wired magazine.
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Don't drown in the changing economic tides.
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Don't under-protect yourself, or you may end up very sorry.
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Don't let your young ones throw their money away.
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If humans live on the moon some day, they might turn on the weather forecast just as they do on Earth. But in space, they won't fear rain storms, but sun storms.