Climate change is the topic of the day. 10/15/2009
Here's my take on how to bring about a change in climate More: Flowers and Trees Fewer: Litterers More: Fresh Air Less: Hot Air More: Boy in balloon news stories (happy endings - minus the weird parts and possible criminal charges for the parents part*) Fewer: War Stories (that never seem to end.) More: Hot Tea Less: Diet Soda More: People being fed, clothed, sheltered and loved Fewer: People being sent to prison More: Smiles Fewer: Frowns More: Children Laughing Fewer: Politicians Arguing More: Refills Fewer: Landfills More:Time to float down a lazy river Less: Time to watch television More: Hikes Fewer: Drive-ins More: Appreciation Less: Degredation More: Diversity Less: Animosity More: Listening Less: Talking More: Teachers Fewer: Administrators More: Music Less: Noise More: Celebrations Less: Cellophane More: Walking Outside Less: Driving to the Gym More: Bloggers Fewer: Protest Marchers More: Optimists Fewer: Pessimists More: People who lead by example Fewer: People who lead by bumper sticker * At the time of my original post, the boy in balloon thing was a wonderfully happy story about a boy being found alive after everyone thought he had fallen to his death. Now the story appears to be taking a very different turn and is getting kind of weird and freaky. 1 Comment | Geni Whitehouse
Countess of Communication Brotemarkle,Davis and Co. LLP Author of How to Make a Boring Subject Interesting : 52 ways even a nerd can be heard I am an accountant on a mission. I want to permanently remove the blight of BORING that has attached itself to members of my profession. But the boring blight doesn't stop there. It's everywhere. I've found it in wineries (although it's a tad more palatable when served with alcohol), in science labs, even in Art museums. And technology people carry the "B" gene too. But the condition need not be fatal. I work with CPAs through my strategic partner, Mentor Plus, an organization that has been providing CPAs with the skills their clients crave for more than 19 years. I lecture around the country to accountants and technology audiences and I have a ball. I was a partner in an Atlanta CPA firm when I realized technology was my true passion and I have been fighting the nerd versus geek battle ever since. And through some stroke of absolutely amazing luck, I now find myself in Napa -- the most gorgeous, hospitable place imaginable. Are you on Twitter? You can follow my nerdy life there : evenanerd Contact me geni@evenanerd.com I am a graduate of the Jeff Justice Comedy Workshoppe and the Persuasive Speaker course taught by Speechworks. I highly recommend both of these organizations. I am not unbiased, nor do I wish to be. I have done work for anyone and everyone in the software industry or the accounting profession. But if I am not impressed by what you do or can't find an angle that is interesting or unique, I won't work for or with you. And if you are stodgy or boring, there are not enough dollars or even euros to make me help you. See samples of my writing here: www.salestaxradar.com www.mybizcounts.com ArchivesJanuary 2012 CategoriesAll Other websites you might enjoy: |


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