Comments on: Sorry Strumpette, Your Corporate Blogging’s Dead Riff Is Oh So Clever But It’s Not accurate http://www.businessblogconsulting.com/2006/07/sorry-strumpette-your-corporate-bloggings-dead-riff-is-oh-so-clever-but-its-not-accurate News, commentary, tools and tips about business blogging and the world of corporate blogs Fri, 08 Aug 2008 19:08:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Noah David Simon http://www.businessblogconsulting.com/2006/07/sorry-strumpette-your-corporate-bloggings-dead-riff-is-oh-so-clever-but-its-not-accurate#comment-358747 Noah David Simon Sun, 07 Oct 2007 11:31:04 +0000 http://www.businessblogconsulting.com/2006/07/sorry-strumpette-your-corporate-bloggings-dead-riff-is-oh-so-clever-but-its-not-accurate.html#comment-358747 I don't work in PR. I am an artist and blogger. My experience with Amanda I will never forget. She is in one word just a plain !@#$*. She is definitely everything that is wrong with the media and the people behind it. She has real issues with freedom of speech. I tried commenting nicely on her blog and it is like dealing with the "Borg" Queen. I almost don't want to make this comment because it might give her more exposure. I am getting so used to censorship because of her and my experience on facebook that I am afraid to use a word to describe her. I saw that Amanda Chapel used TWITTER, except when she uses the site the "I" becomes an "A" I don’t work in PR. I am an artist and blogger. My experience with Amanda I will never forget. She is in one word just a plain !@#$*. She is definitely everything that is wrong with the media and the people behind it. She has real issues with freedom of speech. I tried commenting nicely on her blog and it is like dealing with the “Borg” Queen. I almost don’t want to make this comment because it might give her more exposure. I am getting so used to censorship because of her and my experience on facebook that I am afraid to use a word to describe her. I saw that Amanda Chapel used TWITTER, except when she uses the site the “I” becomes an “A”

]]> By: Amanda Chapel http://www.businessblogconsulting.com/2006/07/sorry-strumpette-your-corporate-bloggings-dead-riff-is-oh-so-clever-but-its-not-accurate#comment-26316 Amanda Chapel Sat, 29 Jul 2006 19:00:46 +0000 http://www.businessblogconsulting.com/2006/07/sorry-strumpette-your-corporate-bloggings-dead-riff-is-oh-so-clever-but-its-not-accurate.html#comment-26316 When a Girl Says “Yes,” But Means “No”: A Review of The Corporate Blogging Book Odd twist: the other day I reviewed a work of fiction that was fabulous because of how well it portrayed reality. Today, regrettably I am reviewing a non-fiction that's absolutely awful because of how much it distorts reality. Excuse me but I’ll take an honest lie over a surreptitious fact any day. This review is about the latter. I just read the first chapter of The Corporate Blogging Book by Debbie Weil. Well... Weil ain’t real! How do we know? Did we get Debbie to submit to a polygraph? Didn’t have to. See, a polygraph detects a lie by measuring slight physiological changes that occur in the body when a person is being deceptive. When someone lies, numerous physiological changes occur: increase or decrease in blood volume, increase or decrease of the heart rate, changes in respiration, perspiration. But sometimes the internal psychological conflict of the liar is so bad that it is readily apparent without the need for any apparatus. Sometimes when a girl says "yes," it is completely obvious she means "no." That’s what Debbie does with her book. It is an inane “How To” that ironically does more to say “If You’re Smart, Don’t!!” http://www.strumpette.com/ http://www.strumpette.com/archives/156-When-a-Girl-Says-Yes,-But-Means-No.html When a Girl Says “Yes,” But Means “No”:
A Review of The Corporate Blogging Book

Odd twist: the other day I reviewed a work of fiction that was fabulous because of how well it portrayed reality. Today, regrettably I am reviewing a non-fiction that’s absolutely awful because of how much it distorts reality. Excuse me but I’ll take an honest lie over a surreptitious fact any day. This review is about the latter. I just read the first chapter of The Corporate Blogging Book by Debbie Weil. Well… Weil ain’t real!

How do we know? Did we get Debbie to submit to a polygraph?

Didn’t have to. See, a polygraph detects a lie by measuring slight physiological changes that occur in the body when a person is being deceptive. When someone lies, numerous physiological changes occur: increase or decrease in blood volume, increase or decrease of the heart rate, changes in respiration, perspiration. But sometimes the internal psychological conflict of the liar is so bad that it is readily apparent without the need for any apparatus. Sometimes when a girl says “yes,” it is completely obvious she means “no.” That’s what Debbie does with her book. It is an inane “How To” that ironically does more to say “If You’re Smart, Don’t!!”

http://www.strumpette.com/

http://www.strumpette.com/archives/156-When-a-Girl-Says-Yes,-But-Means-No.html

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