New Year's Resolutions

It's officially the time for all of us to lie, even if we don't mean to do so. Even the best carpooler is only 60% effective on maintaining true to new NY Resolutions...hardly a passing grade even in the most gracious schools. Regardless, here we go: Juicy - 10 pushups a day ("Hey -- if I'm down doing 10, I'll surely do more.") Chester - Maintaining last year's resolution for healthy eating and not going to the office's "mini-mart" Dash - I'll post to the blog (what do you know, resolution met -- I'm done for the year) Have a Healthy and Happy New Year!

Build The Career You Deserve With Kevin Kermes

Build The Career You Deserve

With Kevin Kermes

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Just a Quick Note

I simply cannot believe it is going to be 2009 tomorrow! This past year has been nothing short of action packed for me and my family.

As you know, my grandmother passed away last month and earlier this year my father had some severe health issues (thankfully, he is on the mend). While both of these events were particularly trying for us all, it reaffirmed for me how tight knit a group we are! I am truly blessed to have been born into this clan!

In July of this year we had a fantastic addition to our family – Sean James – my nephew! Here he is with my dad – a very proud grandfather indeed! I know I am biased, but this is the happiest little guy I have ever been around…and it is contagious.

Curiously enough, this action – ebb and flow – has mirrored itself professionally as well. This year I have shifted my primary focus from headhunting and you have seen the ground swell that has taken Build the Career You Deserve to new heights in a very short period of time (the webinars, my coaching program, the blog…the list goes on). But that is just the beginning.

In January, I will unveil some huge, new solutions for you and your job search. These will include:

- A DVD sharing inside information on how to be your own headhunter - making the connections you need to get the interviews you want.

- A Mastermind Program giving unparalleled access to Subject Matter Experts to build the career you deserve.

- Networking tools to get you the answers you need to manage your job search and career.

- And more…

I am planning a call in early January to unveil all of this since there is way too much to list here. As my valued e-zine reader, you will be the first to hear about it! So keep an eye on your inbox for the date and time of call.

In the meantime, here is to a phenomenal 2009 for us all! I look forward to achieving much success together.

Taking it to eleven,

Kevin

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Using Twitter as a Business Tool

ETP Network Toolbar Update: Using Twitter as a Business Tool

Posted by: "C.E. Reid" creid3005@gmail.com   cirreid

Fri Dec 19, 2008 8:38 pm (PST)

Send me a tweet on Twitter. Does that statement sound business like? I know of a couple of people who recently closed business deals by tweeting each other on Twitter. Find out how by watching a show on ETP Network television. From the ETP Network toolbar click the *ETP Network TV* hot button. Select *Channel 12 Human Capital Network* > Select *Channel 12.1 Virtual Handshake* > Select *Twitter Channel* You can view a couple of informative shows - Twitter in Plain English - How to use Twitter for Business Click here to download the ETP Network toolbar<http://etpnetwork.ourtoolbar.com> "*Act Local. Think Global*" ================================ *Carl E. Reid* <http://www.cereid.com/>*, CSI* Chief Savvy Intrapreneur *Empowering Today's Professionals (ETP) Network* "*Own Your Career*" - www.etpnetwork.com *Tel:* 1-201-222-5390 *Email:* CarlReid@Success4U2.net Get the ETP Career Swiss Army Knife w/Smart Radar <http://etpnetwork.ourtoolbar.com/> Carl E. Reid is CEO & Founder of NetTECH Systems Reid & Associates, Inc. Business career coach <http://www.cereid.com/>, speaker<http://www.cereid.com/>, technology expert <http://www.itechspeak.com/>, professional blogger<http://www.cereid-problogger.com/>and publisher of the Library of Congress recognized newsletter blog www.SavvyIntrapreneur.com <http://www.savvyintrapreneur.com/>

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A brand new dance: The Honey-do!

From: Dante Brown Sent: Fri 11/14/2008 2:06 AM Subject: A brand new dance: The Honey-do!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eihGz9hL2pA

 

Hello there!

 

I hope that this email finds you feeling good.  Many of you have heard my song titled "From Honeymoon to Honey-do."  Since most of you told me that you liked it, I'm sending you a fun follow-up.

 

Above is the link to an instructional video called "The Honey-do."  "The Honey-do" is a new line dance that goes with the song "From Honeymoon to Honey-do."  If you haven't heard the song, you can check it out either on iTunes or at www.myspace.com/SumofSquares.  Choreographer Rona Kaye is narrating the steps and dancing with me.  I hope that you enjoy the song-and-dance.  After you watch the video, will you please post a rating and some comments?  You can send the above links to family and friends as well.

 

This song-and-dance combo is nice for wedding receptions, anniversary parties, engagement parties, bridal showers, Valentine's Day receptions, and any other settings where people feel like line-dancing.  "The Honey-do" is about as easy to do as the "Electric Slide," and "From Honeymoon to Honey-do" is a faster, more peppy song.  If after watching the video you need further help on how to do the dance, please zap me by email.  If you would like to film some of your friends doing "The Honey-do," please let me know and send me a copy of the film.  If you'd like to spice it up some, have at it!    

 

 

I would like to do a filming in Nyack, NY and in Portsmouth, VA.  Is anyone interested?!?

 

 

I'll see you on the dance floor!

Dante

www.myspace.com/SumofSquares

www.SumofSquaresMusic.com

“The Paradoxical Commandments”

--- In etpnews@yahoogroups.com, "pshel3005"  wrote: I was researching a site for an upcoming event when I came upon "The Paradoxical Commandments."  It made me stop and think that in a world of uncertainty, where people are seeking answers to various problems and concerns, and where the Country is now calling for Change, that sometimes it's good to simply stick to the basic.  By reaching out to family, friends and those in need, we realize that often the most important gift is that which we cannot see.  I hope you will find this inspiring.               "The Paradoxical Commandments" People are unreasonable, illogical and self-centered.                   Love them anyway. If you do good, people will accuse you of selfish, ulterior motives.                   Do good anyway. If you are successful, you will win false friends and true enemies.                   Succeed anyway. The good you do today will be forgotten tomorrow.                   Do good anyway. Honesty and frankness make you vulnerable.                   Be honest and frank anyway. The biggest person with the biggest ideas can be shot down by the smallest person with the smallest mind.                   Think big anyway. What you spend years building may be destroyed overnight.                   Build anyway. People really need help but may attack if you help them.                   Help people anyway. Give the world the best you have and you might get kicked in the teeth.                   Give the world the best you've got anyway. Dr. Kent M. Keith American Author and Inspirational Speaker © Copyright Kent M. Keith, 1968 Phyllis M. Shelton iPower Global Solutions Public Relations & Event Coordinator Tel: 646-201-6597  www.iPowergs.com --- End forwarded message ---

Happy V-Day via "The Right Hand"

From: Dante Brown  Sent: Sat 11/8/2008 12:43 PM Subject: A patriotic song

Ladies and Gentlemen,

 

This Tuesday is Veterans' Day.  Enclosed is a song which salutes those who raise the right hand and serve in uniform for the US armed forces.

 

If you like "The Right Hand," will you please ask your local patriotic DJ to play it?

 

Kind regards,

Dante

www.myspace.com/SumofSquares

traditionally worn at all times by Orthodox Jewish men

Kippah

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Kippah
Halakhic sources*
Texts in Jewish law relating to this article:
Babylonian Talmud:	Shabbat 156b and Kiddushin 31a
Mishneh Torah:	Ahavah, Hilkhot Tefilah5:5
Shulchan Aruch:	Orach Chayim 2:6
* Not meant as a definitive ruling. Some observances may berabbinical, or customs, or Torah based.

A kippah or yarmulke (also called a kappel) is a thin, slightly-rounded skullcap traditionally worn at all times by Orthodox Jewish men, and sometimes by both men and women in Conservative and Reform communities during services and other religious rituals. Its use is associated with demonstrating respect and reverence for God.^[1

Traditions

The kippah is traditionally worn by Jewish men. Observant Jewish women who have been married (including widows and divorcees) cover their heads more completely with scarves,hats, or wigs, but for a totally different reason. The tradition for women comes from a different source than that of men and originates from the laws dealing with the sotah (suspected adulteress; see Numbers 5), implying that a Jewish married woman should cover her hair under normal circumstances.^[12] Today, some women — mainly Reform and Conservative Jews — wear a kippah. Some Jews wear kippot only while praying, eating, reciting a blessing, or studying Jewish religious texts.

In modern contexts, it is also common for non-religious Jews or even non-Jews to wear a simple kippah, or to cover their heads as a sign of respect, when present at Jewish religious services or at ostensibly Jewish sites, such as Yad Vashem and the Western Wall. Male Jews and non-Jews alike are asked to don a skullcap in the vicinity of the Western Wall, and returnable skullcaps are provided for this use.

Any form of head covering is acceptable according to halakha (Jewish law). There are no hard and fast rules on the subject, although the compact, lightweight nature of a kippah, along with the fact that hats for men have fallen out of fashion in the West over last few decades, may have contributed to its popularity. Kippot have become identified as a symbol of Judaism over the last century. Haredi men, who mostly wear large black cloth or velvet kippot, often wear fedoras with their kippot underneath. In the Hasidic community, this double head-covering has Kabbalistic meaning and women in Conservative andReform communities during services and other religious rituals. Its use is associated with demonstrating respect and reverence for God.^[1]