The curious case of Les Campbell " My Life is a unusual circumstance"
Friday, November 30, 2007
I got an avatar
cool!
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Apparently Halo is coming to life!
Yeah it would seem that my entertainment is coming to a battlefield not near you? Its kind of scary! Don't you think?
I got this from Michele's blog..
Dear Sister
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
I guess someone finally noticed...
Because relationships are a marathon, not a sprint.
I just have one question..CTC!! ok..that's all CTC!
On another note, I was with jessica on saturday when she went to IKEA, it was actually her idea to go! It was a unique experience, a layed out path of shopping geared to make you spend money! Great idea! I really want to get a tons of crap from there but since I don't think I'll be living in florida that much longer...i'll just hold off. AH look at the time 5p, its time for this guy to head on out...
one more gadget-
that's on my wishlist for christmas....
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Rock out with your bangs out!
Bloc Party - So Here We are
I love this song..its an oldy but I just can't stop hitting repeat on my Ipod!
Wednesday, November 07, 2007
Mr Olympia 2006
How is that people's bodies can tranform into muscle robots? seriously, like they don't look human!!
Tuesday, November 06, 2007
Just a suggestion..
To evade making a bad first impression, losing a business deal or simply embarrassing yourself, take heed of Holland and Brody's 10 terrible grips to avoid:
- The "macho cowboy"... is the almost bone-crunching clasp many businessmen use to shake hands. What are they trying to prove, anyway? There's no need to demonstrate your physical strength when shaking another person's hand.
- The wimp... is usually delivered by men who are afraid to "hurt the little lady" when shaking women's hands. Modern female professionals expect their male counterparts to convey the same respect they'd show their male colleagues.
- The "dead fish"... conveys no power. While there's no need to revert to the macho cowboy death grip, a firm clasp is more powerful than one that barely grabs the hand.
- The "four finger"... is when the person's hand never meets your palm, and instead clasps all four fingers, crushing them together.
- The cold and clammy... feels like you're shaking hands with a snake. Warm up your hand first before grabbing someone else's.
- The sweaty palm... is pretty self-explanatory, and pretty gross. Talcum powder to the rescue.
- The "I've got you covered" grip... happens when the other person covers your hand with his or her left hand as if your shake is secretive.
- The "I won't let go"... seems to go on for eternity because the other person won't drop his or her hand. After two or three pumps, it's time to let go. "It's a lot like a kiss -- you know when it's over," Brody says.
- The "southpaw"... happens when the person uses the left hand to shake because the right hand has food or a drink. Always carry your drink and plate with your left hand to keep your right one free for meet and greets.
- The "ringed torture"... occurs when the person's rings hurt your hand. Try to limit the number of rings you wear on the right hand to only one or two and be mindful of any that have large stones.
Three steps to a proper handshake
Some other things to keep in mind:
As you're approaching someone, extend your right arm when you're about three feet away. Slightly angle your arm across your chest, with your thumb pointing up.
Lock hands, thumb joint to thumb joint. Then, firmly clasp the other person's hand -- without any bone crushing or macho posturing.
Pump the other person's hand two to three times and let go.
Six tips to an effective meet 'n greet
Stand up.
Step or lean forward.
Make eye contact.
Have a pleasant or animated face.
Shake hands.
Greet the other person and repeat his or her name
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Really?
Which is an impressive feat in itself that something blog worthy can be written everyday. I hope everyone that is attempting this succeeds and doesn't burn out.
oh one more picture...from the concert last week...
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