I have stated on multiple occasions that afternoon naps make fools of us all, and I was going to include some notes about the North American International Auto Show in my post on Monday, which benefited from its brevity, “All right, guys, uh, listen. This is a blues riff in ‘B,’ watch me for the changes, and try and keep up...”
Fritinancy: Word of the Week: Said-Bookism
“Said-bookism: A verb used in place of ‘said’ – almost always a needless distraction. From ‘said book,’ a pamphlet of synonyms for ‘said.’ Said-bookism is a subspecies of ‘the elegant variation,’ the term coined by H.W. Fowler (1858–1933) to describe a substitution of one word for another for the sake...”
“Want to practice your French, the language of love and cheese sauce?
Then the French Conversation Table is the place to be from 1:15 to 2:15 p.m. today at Javajazz@jccc in the Commons building. Come practice for a while or for the whole session. Everyone is welcome.”
Nifer confused Premier and Premiere, and I’d best not find out who forgot to set the DVR to record either Suits or Archer last night, while I met Aaron at Cheddar’s Casual Cafe.
Cheesecake Factory Bistro Shrimp Pasta Tops “Worst” List
“With the new year comes the need–for many–to cut back on their daily diet and find a way to tone up to prepare for spring and summer. Perhaps that’s why it’s also the perfect time for the Center for Science in the Public Interest to release their list of the top foods to avoid, calorie-wise. While…”
One may also quip, “You left a piece out,” when I neglected to Tuesday clarify the title Windows 8 is SLEEPTHIEF, which should indirectly imply that I lost some sleep when I installed the new operating system on Monday.
Meanwhile, I felt fine Tuesday, yet tired Wednesday.The Public Speaker : 3 Steps to Get Out“Learn the 3 steps to get out of that negativity rut.”
of Your Negativity Rut :: Quick and Dirty Tips ™
4 People Who Blew Their One Moment in the Spotlight
“Some people’s entire lives work toward just one moment in the spotlight. That was true for these four people, and hilariously, they blew it in grand fashion.”
While these lead the list of the top jobs of 2013, I half expected Groucho to set up a joke: a Dentist, a Registered Nurse and a Pharmacist ...
The Best Jobs of 2013
“We have certain standards when it comes to our work. Of course we’re concerned with how much a job pays, but we also want work that provides fulfillment. We want to know whether the job is hiring in the first place. And we can’t forget about security--once hired, are we going to have the chance to ...”
Presidential search committee named
Bronies via The Beaver And The Tree (lineart)
by *KP-ShadowSquirrel on deviantART
Bronies via The Beaver And The Tree (lineart)
by *KP-ShadowSquirrel on deviantART
“The JCCC board of trustees has appointed the following individuals to the search committee for JCCC’s new president:
• Melody Rayl – chair, board of trustees
• Bob Drummond – vice chair, board of trustees
• Jon Stewart – board member
• Dennis Day, JCCC vice president, Student Success/Engagement
• Dave Krug, JCCC associate professor, accounting
• Terri Schlicht, JCCC executive assistant to the president
• Bruna Iacuzzi, JCCC student
• Damond Boatwright, chief executive officer, HCA Midwest/Overland Park Regional Medical Center
• Marlin Berry, superintendent, Olathe Public Schools USD233
• Peggy Dunn, mayor, City of Leawood
• Mark McKinzie, attorney, Wallace, Saunders, Austin, Brown & Enochs, Chtd.
The committee would like to receive your input regarding potential opportunities and challenges of the position, as well as the qualifications required for the presidency. You will receive an email presenting you with an electronic format to submit your thoughts.”
Well, Liberals are Hypocrites and just made your use
of an electronic format to submit your thoughts more difficult.
of an electronic format to submit your thoughts more difficult.
“The Obama administration announced in a statement Tuesday evening on its the We the People petition site that ‘starting today [Tuesday], as we move into a second term, petitions must receive 100,000 signatures in 30 days in order to receive an official response from the Obama Administration.’”♪ This house is falling apart ♪
Armstrong’s Confession Looms, And Court Cases Await
“If Lance Armstrong’s doping confession is as complete as many believe, he could be exposed to new legal troubles after his interview with Oprah Winfrey airs. At least one lawsuit accuses the disgraced cyclist of fraud. That suit and others could reduce Armstrong’s net worth, estimated at more than ...”
I don't care about Lance Armstrong lying conniving ways, except he is in competition w/ Pres. Clinton 4best liar #societydownwardspiral
— kris (@Kriskxx) January 18, 2013
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