I declare this blog officially dead. Unless somebody posts in the next year...it's going to be deleted.
-Fido
Green Freak United Coordinator
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Blog-Post-A-Palooza (;D)
People often ask me how I come up with things to blog about, and I find the question strange, because my problem is the opposite. I have too much to blog about. Why? Because there’s a whole fast revolution rolling through, and right now – today – is our time to make it all work for us. If we’re going to show people how to use social media to drive meaningful conversations instead of being yet another marketing tool, we have to run out and educate at a break-neck pace, so we can bring more and more thought leaders into alignment with these big and not-so-big organizations who could use our help.
Okay, my rant is over. But still. On my way to target, I thought up 50 things you could title your new blog post. You don't have to read them; this is my way of getting out of doing 4 geometry review packets before my five o'clock meeting with my tutor. So, here we go:
1 How I Use Facebook
2 Ways I Embrace My Audience
3 Should My Town Use Social Media?
4 A Community I Love
5 Technology That Empowers Me
6 How Flickr Did it Right
7 How Best to Comment on a Corporate Blog
8 Ways to Save a Bad Time at a Conference
9 How I Find Blogging Ideas
10 Somebody Has to Say It
11 My Children Will Do it Differently
12 How Schools Could Use Social Media
13 The Best Parts of Marketing
14 Presentation Skills for a New Conversation
15 How I Find Time to Make Media
16 Empower Your Best Customers
17 After the Event- Carrying the Conversation Forward
18 Just Jump Into Podcasting- Heres How
19 My Community and How You Can Engage It
20 Twitter Jaiku Pownce Facebook- And Then What
21 Making a Miniseries
22 If I Were an Advertiser Today
23 My Mother is On Facebook
24 Does a Big Brand Need You
25 Books I Want to Write
26 Serving the Deep Niches- How I Do It
27 How Women Use Social Media
28 A Hard Look at My Media Habits
29 If I Were a Television Producer
30 Social Media Marketing vs Traditional Marketing
31 Elements of a Marketing Campaign
32 Social Media Campaigns are NOT Traditional Campaigns
33 Idea Making and How I Make Something
34 What I Spend Money On
35 Do Rock Stars Need Social Media Strategies
36 How I Use My Website
37 Book Shopping- Buy These Books
38 MTV Changed the World in the 80s- Here is What Comes Next
39 How I Process Blogs and What I Do With All That Info
40 Ten Guilty Pleasures
41 The Internet Application I Havent Seen
42 If I Worked for a Venture Capital Firm
43 My Day Job Versus My Passion
44 The Difference Between Fark and Truemors
45 Fixing Conferences
46 Making Marketplaces for Media Makers
47 When I Feel Frustrated
48 Branding Strategies I Use
49 Your Ideas And My Ideas- How We Play Together
50 Friends I Cant Wait to Meet
Some of them are very boring, I know: I read all the billboards and tried to get ideas. But I'm going to go through all of these (I hope) in the next year (or two). So wish me luck and here is the blog-post-a-palooza for the next two years of my life!
Smell y'all later!
--The Green Freak
Okay, my rant is over. But still. On my way to target, I thought up 50 things you could title your new blog post. You don't have to read them; this is my way of getting out of doing 4 geometry review packets before my five o'clock meeting with my tutor. So, here we go:
1 How I Use Facebook
2 Ways I Embrace My Audience
3 Should My Town Use Social Media?
4 A Community I Love
5 Technology That Empowers Me
6 How Flickr Did it Right
7 How Best to Comment on a Corporate Blog
8 Ways to Save a Bad Time at a Conference
9 How I Find Blogging Ideas
10 Somebody Has to Say It
11 My Children Will Do it Differently
12 How Schools Could Use Social Media
13 The Best Parts of Marketing
14 Presentation Skills for a New Conversation
15 How I Find Time to Make Media
16 Empower Your Best Customers
17 After the Event- Carrying the Conversation Forward
18 Just Jump Into Podcasting- Heres How
19 My Community and How You Can Engage It
20 Twitter Jaiku Pownce Facebook- And Then What
21 Making a Miniseries
22 If I Were an Advertiser Today
23 My Mother is On Facebook
24 Does a Big Brand Need You
25 Books I Want to Write
26 Serving the Deep Niches- How I Do It
27 How Women Use Social Media
28 A Hard Look at My Media Habits
29 If I Were a Television Producer
30 Social Media Marketing vs Traditional Marketing
31 Elements of a Marketing Campaign
32 Social Media Campaigns are NOT Traditional Campaigns
33 Idea Making and How I Make Something
34 What I Spend Money On
35 Do Rock Stars Need Social Media Strategies
36 How I Use My Website
37 Book Shopping- Buy These Books
38 MTV Changed the World in the 80s- Here is What Comes Next
39 How I Process Blogs and What I Do With All That Info
40 Ten Guilty Pleasures
41 The Internet Application I Havent Seen
42 If I Worked for a Venture Capital Firm
43 My Day Job Versus My Passion
44 The Difference Between Fark and Truemors
45 Fixing Conferences
46 Making Marketplaces for Media Makers
47 When I Feel Frustrated
48 Branding Strategies I Use
49 Your Ideas And My Ideas- How We Play Together
50 Friends I Cant Wait to Meet
Some of them are very boring, I know: I read all the billboards and tried to get ideas. But I'm going to go through all of these (I hope) in the next year (or two). So wish me luck and here is the blog-post-a-palooza for the next two years of my life!
Smell y'all later!
--The Green Freak
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Don't Push The Red Button
http://www.kahsoon.com/2005/04/25/dont-click-the-red-dot/
Omg, go here and check this out. It is so freaking amazing I can't even begin to tell you how freaking amazing it is. The only thing I can tell you is DO NOT PUSH THE RED BUTTON!
Lol, anyway, spasm over. It's Sunday, so I'm just kind of chilling. My brother's friend is coming over to help him with his Medieval Torture project thingie for his Medieval Fair that everyone does in 6th grade. Of course he would be assigned the torture chamber. Of course his best friend MATT would just mysteriously be assigned his partner. Of COURSE he has to do the entire project at Matt's house and NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES PLAY ROCK BAND WITH MATT'S BRAND SPANKING NEW DRUMS. But that's just me...I've done most of the work for him so far anyway. That's why MATT is coming over HERE. So I'll finally meet this mysterious Matt and see his forked thumb...heheh.
Anyway, smell ya later, peeps!
-- The Green Freak
Omg, go here and check this out. It is so freaking amazing I can't even begin to tell you how freaking amazing it is. The only thing I can tell you is DO NOT PUSH THE RED BUTTON!
Lol, anyway, spasm over. It's Sunday, so I'm just kind of chilling. My brother's friend is coming over to help him with his Medieval Torture project thingie for his Medieval Fair that everyone does in 6th grade. Of course he would be assigned the torture chamber. Of course his best friend MATT would just mysteriously be assigned his partner. Of COURSE he has to do the entire project at Matt's house and NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES PLAY ROCK BAND WITH MATT'S BRAND SPANKING NEW DRUMS. But that's just me...I've done most of the work for him so far anyway. That's why MATT is coming over HERE. So I'll finally meet this mysterious Matt and see his forked thumb...heheh.
Anyway, smell ya later, peeps!
-- The Green Freak
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Sorry
Okay, I know I haven't updated in a while. Mostly because I've been under a lot of pressure. I mean a LOT of pressure. Hey, why don't YOU try to read Uncle Tom's Cabin in two days? With annotations? And a character list? And a theme walkthrough? Yeah, I thought so. But I finished the reduction...
Anyway, I was sick yesterday. I threw up. A lot. Thank god for washing machines, because otherwise I'd be sleeping in my guest room...ew...
So, I thank you people who took the mission on Mystery Google (that doesn't exist anymore...aw...) and please continue reading this blog. I will TRY to get a post in every day. Anyway. Parent alert. Smell ya later!
--Green Freak
Anyway, I was sick yesterday. I threw up. A lot. Thank god for washing machines, because otherwise I'd be sleeping in my guest room...ew...
So, I thank you people who took the mission on Mystery Google (that doesn't exist anymore...aw...) and please continue reading this blog. I will TRY to get a post in every day. Anyway. Parent alert. Smell ya later!
--Green Freak
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Red Remover
Oh, my gosh. Okay, so I was on bored.com, right? Because I was bored, and there's an app for that (lol). Anyway, so I was just scrolling through the games, and decided on the "Unpopular" list. I was thinking, well this should be fun. And you know what? It WAS!!! I found this game called Red Remover...http://bored.com/game/play/662/Red_Remover.html.
PLAY IT!!! It's addicting, and fun...hey, why was it on the "Unpopular" list in the first place...?
Anywho, have a blast, guys!
--The Green Freak
PLAY IT!!! It's addicting, and fun...hey, why was it on the "Unpopular" list in the first place...?
Anywho, have a blast, guys!
--The Green Freak
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Midterms and Finals!!! MUST-READ STUDY TIPS!!!
Ack, exams are coming! With midterms and final exams, students have two goals. First, you want to ace the exams, or at least get decent grades and do as well as possible. Second, there's your sanity; you want to get through exams with a minimum of stress and test anxiety. Fortunately, with the right study skills techniques, you can both manage your stress and do well on the tests. Here are some study skills tips for final exams to help you do well and stay sane.
• Time management. Plan, plan, plan. Before finals begin, get out your calendar and schedule as much of your finals week as possible. Then stick with the schedule.
• Schedule in study breaks. Don't plan to study non-stop for the next five days. You'll go insane, and you'll be too fried to do well on the exams. When you write your schedule, include short study breaks to help you recharge. You'll feel so much better and will be able to concentrate so much more. Here's some suggestions for great study breaks.
• Schedule in sleep. Some people can function well on three hours of sleep a night. Most cannot. You'll do much better during exams if your mental state is good, and sleep is essential for this.
• Exercise. There's no better source for stress relief. Just don't overdo it to the point that you're procrastinating heavily. Go for short, stress-relieving activities, like racquetball or a treadmill run. And don't underestimate the value of a brisk walk.
• Prioritize. You have limited time to study and will have to choose what to spend the most time with. You could spend hours and hours on that math exam because if you do really well, you might be able to pull of a C. Or you can spend hours and hours on a history exam because if you do well, you've got a good shot at an A. It's up to you.
• Form effective study groups. Just don't waste your time with lousy ones. Here are some tips for effective study groups.
• Free your schedule. As much as possible, eliminate other responsibilities. Work fewer hours. Put off social events. Definitely put off shopping.
• Ask your professor for help. If you're confused about your notes or the readings, go to the resident expert. This works much better if you don't put off studying until the last minute. It's a good idea to read through all of your notes before you start to study, so that you can inquire early about things that confuse you.
• Keep things in perspective. What's the worst thing that can happen if you don't do well on this test? Excessive stress will make you crazy and hurt your performance on tests, so as much as you can, relax. And if you're having serious problems with anxiety during final exams, seek help at your school's counseling center. This is a common problem that schools are well equipped to help you with.
Read more at Suite101: Study Tips for Midterms & Finals: Study skills & stress management for college student exam week http://collegeuniversity.suite101.com/article.cfm/study_tips_for_final_exams#ixzz0bmMxUSOf
• Time management. Plan, plan, plan. Before finals begin, get out your calendar and schedule as much of your finals week as possible. Then stick with the schedule.
• Schedule in study breaks. Don't plan to study non-stop for the next five days. You'll go insane, and you'll be too fried to do well on the exams. When you write your schedule, include short study breaks to help you recharge. You'll feel so much better and will be able to concentrate so much more. Here's some suggestions for great study breaks.
• Schedule in sleep. Some people can function well on three hours of sleep a night. Most cannot. You'll do much better during exams if your mental state is good, and sleep is essential for this.
• Exercise. There's no better source for stress relief. Just don't overdo it to the point that you're procrastinating heavily. Go for short, stress-relieving activities, like racquetball or a treadmill run. And don't underestimate the value of a brisk walk.
• Prioritize. You have limited time to study and will have to choose what to spend the most time with. You could spend hours and hours on that math exam because if you do really well, you might be able to pull of a C. Or you can spend hours and hours on a history exam because if you do well, you've got a good shot at an A. It's up to you.
• Form effective study groups. Just don't waste your time with lousy ones. Here are some tips for effective study groups.
• Free your schedule. As much as possible, eliminate other responsibilities. Work fewer hours. Put off social events. Definitely put off shopping.
• Ask your professor for help. If you're confused about your notes or the readings, go to the resident expert. This works much better if you don't put off studying until the last minute. It's a good idea to read through all of your notes before you start to study, so that you can inquire early about things that confuse you.
• Keep things in perspective. What's the worst thing that can happen if you don't do well on this test? Excessive stress will make you crazy and hurt your performance on tests, so as much as you can, relax. And if you're having serious problems with anxiety during final exams, seek help at your school's counseling center. This is a common problem that schools are well equipped to help you with.
Read more at Suite101: Study Tips for Midterms & Finals: Study skills & stress management for college student exam week http://collegeuniversity.suite101.com/article.cfm/study_tips_for_final_exams#ixzz0bmMxUSOf
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