Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Depression 0f 2009 and what it would be if it came. Very interesting!
From Boston.comUnlike the 1930s, when food and clothing were far more expensive, today we spend much of our money on healthcare, child care, and education, and we'd see uncomfortable changes in those parts of our lives. The lines wouldn't be outside soup kitchens but at emergency rooms, and rather than itinerant farmers we could see waves of laid-off office workers leaving homes to foreclosure and heading for areas of the country where there's more work -- or just a relative with a free room over the garage. Already hollowed-out manufacturing cities could be all but deserted, and suburban neighborhoods left checkerboarded, with abandoned houses next to overcrowded ones.And above all, a depression circa 2009 might be a less visible and more isolating experience. With the diminishing price of televisions and the proliferation of channels, it's getting easier and easier to kill time alone, and free time is one thing a 21st-century depression would create in abundance.Instead of dusty farm families, the icon of a modern-day depression might be something as subtle as the flickering glow of millions of televisions glimpsed through living room windows, as the nation's unemployed sit at home filling their days with the cheapest form of distraction available.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Monday, November 17, 2008
Remember this!
JUST WHEN YOU THINK YOU HAVE IT ALL FIGURED OUT AND YOUR SITTING BACK THINKING " OK I GOT IT" Get ready because thats when it all changes! HAHAHAHAHAHA
You Never Know Whats Going To Happen!
You Never Know Whats Going To Happen!
Thursday, November 13, 2008
SO What did you think she was thinking about?
We read that 57% of women say they hate it when a guy is too nice! Are you kidding? Women make up your minds do you want us to be sweet or treat you like dirt?
Guys, these are the people your girlfriend has fantasies about being with:
A male best friend, 56%
A professor or teacher, 47%
Their bosses, 38%
Their doctor, dentist or gynecologist, 37%
Someone inappropriately younger, 36%
Someone inappropriately older, 36%
Best friend's boyfriend, 34%
Female best friend, 32%
Friend's father, 23%
Work subordinate, 22%
Family member, 4%
Guys, these are the people your girlfriend has fantasies about being with:
A male best friend, 56%
A professor or teacher, 47%
Their bosses, 38%
Their doctor, dentist or gynecologist, 37%
Someone inappropriately younger, 36%
Someone inappropriately older, 36%
Best friend's boyfriend, 34%
Female best friend, 32%
Friend's father, 23%
Work subordinate, 22%
Family member, 4%
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
BE WHO YOU WANT TO BE
THE LAW OF ATTRACTION!
THINK ABOUT IT TALK ABOUT IT WRITE IT DOWN AND SAY IT OUTLOUD!
IT WILL COME!
ATTRACT IT TO YOU!
THINK ABOUT IT TALK ABOUT IT WRITE IT DOWN AND SAY IT OUTLOUD!
IT WILL COME!
ATTRACT IT TO YOU!
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
FORGET ME NOT!
FIVE TIPS THAT WILL GIVE YOU A PERFECT MEMORY
Scientific research proves that we forget half of what we hear after 30 minutes. But five simple tricks will permit you to remember everything you hear forever:
Repeating what you hear as soon as you hear it will move the information from short-term memory into long-term memory. For example, if you're introduced to a stranger, figure out a way to mention her name in the ensuing conversation.
The human brain can store no more than seven bits of information at a time. If someone tells you something, chunk the information into small pieces and repeat them to yourself several times.
Write information down - even if you don't have pen and paper. Just tracing the words in the air with your finger will etch them in your memory.
Listen. When we're in a conversation, a lot of our attention is focused on what we're going to say next and not on what's coming out of the other person's mouth. Pay close attention.
Make mental "photographs" with the information written on them.
Scientific research proves that we forget half of what we hear after 30 minutes. But five simple tricks will permit you to remember everything you hear forever:
Repeating what you hear as soon as you hear it will move the information from short-term memory into long-term memory. For example, if you're introduced to a stranger, figure out a way to mention her name in the ensuing conversation.
The human brain can store no more than seven bits of information at a time. If someone tells you something, chunk the information into small pieces and repeat them to yourself several times.
Write information down - even if you don't have pen and paper. Just tracing the words in the air with your finger will etch them in your memory.
Listen. When we're in a conversation, a lot of our attention is focused on what we're going to say next and not on what's coming out of the other person's mouth. Pay close attention.
Make mental "photographs" with the information written on them.
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