Free Music Giveaway!!

In case you haven't heard Jen Miller is back in the studio recording a new album. It is sounding amazing!! Do you want to be the first to hear it?! Do you want to win FREE MUSIC?! Of course you do! So here's how you can do it.
1. Become a fan of Jen Miller Music.
2. Go to her YouTube page and choose your favourite video and post it on your facebook or link to it on your twitter. Just make sure you tag Jen Miller Music (or @Jenmillermusic on twitter) so that she knows that you've done it.
And that's it. When it is released you will receive a link to where you can download the VERY FIRST SINGLE off of Jen Miller's new album! AND you will be entered to win a draw for a FREE ALBUM! (2 entries if you post on FB and Twitter!) Let your friends know about the contest and have a good day!

this cat is no tiger

I found a good quotation in my inbox:

You cannot fail at being yourself. A cat doesn't
try to be a tiger, and you shouldn't try to be
something you aren't. You are a process, not a
product. Your job is to discover what you are
and to create that creature. You still won't
be perfect, but success isn't about perfection--it
is about authenticity. You are a success if you
are being your real, authentic self.

Bernie Siegel

Exactly!

There's no need to front.

Bacon Bouquet 

(submitted by Rusty Shackleford)

Looking for love.

Everyone has been telling me to sit back, enjoy life and to just let love come find me. But what if the person I’m supposed to love is doing the exact same thing? I’m not looking for them because I’m waiting for them to find me. They’re not looking for me because they’re waiting for me to find them. So please don’t tell me to let love come find me. If I wait too long, the outcome might be not finding each other at all.

Stealth Marketing

2010 March 7

tags: cell phones and microwaves, marketing, naivete, scams

by Laura

This video of the cell phones making popcorn pop was flying around the internet last week. I saw one of the videos and assumed it was a message  about the dangerous microwaves emitted by cell phones.  According to this CNN report, I missed the point – the ad was designed to sell bluetooth products!

This video features the man behind the ad. He refers to what he did as “stealth marketing”, saying that most people found the ad amusing.  Amusing?   I’d say it’s more on the line of mild disgust to see him smugly admit using, what I call, scare tactics to market his product.