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A streak that dates back over three decades came to an end at midnight on New Year's Eve. For the first time since 1972, while America has fought in 2005, "old America Teen Living" was not in Times Square countdown the launch of the giant ball. The 75-year-old ABC series "New Year's Rockin 'Eve" was in the hospital, recovering from a stroke suffered a few weeks before.

Dick Clark has evolved from a local radio DJ in the legendary American television host of Bandstand, and then became a prolific television producer - the Golden Globe Awards, American Music Awards, Academy of National Music Awards, Daytime Emmy Awards - to be a astute businessman and intuitive trend-spotter. From dance favorites of teenagers, the viewing habits of the fickle American public television Often, what people wanted Clark recognized and found new ways to deliver it to them.

As a small business owner, it is important to keep up and adapt to new trends - whether it's technological innovations in your industry or changes in products and services are your clients / customers to buy from you are. In recognition of the possibility of a result to keep their eyes on what is happening around you is to open.