Getting Your Ex Boyfriend Back - Effective Ways To Know If He's Right For You

Getting Your Ex Boyfriend Back - Effective Ways To Know If He's Right For You The feeling is all too familiar.  It's happened to the best of us.  But even in the face of a breakup, getting your ex boyfriend back is a wonderful notion.  However, figuring out how to get back into his arms can make you feel like pulling your hair out.

But there is hope. Even if one of your lost your temper, the potential to reconcile is there.  You just need to think about a few things first.

Is this really what you want?

If the two of you have been broken up for a while, you may have gotten into a routine.  Maybe you've started dating other people.  If this is the case, you may have gotten used to your newfound freedom.  So it's time to ask yourself if you really want to be tied down to someone.  Will you be happier as a "me" or as a "we?"

If you want your ex boyfriend back just to say you have someone, you may want to consider staying single for a while.  But if you genuinely miss him, go for it.  However, don't make a nuisance of yourself, calling him at every waking moment.  Slowly find your way back into his life.  Pick up on his nonverbal cues and what he says.

Can you live with old memories?

When getting your ex boyfriend back is a top priority on your list, it's easy to lose sight of the things he did to annoy you.  It's easy to think of only rosy memories, blotting out the ones that fill the pit of your stomach with despair.

Of course, a lot of times we ignore these memories, hoping they can be swept under the rug and never returned to again.  But try as you might, you cannot get rid of them completely.  Ask yourself how you feel about the things he did that made you break up in the first place.

Will old arguments resurface and cause problems later on?  These are all things to consider before deciding if getting your ex boyfriend back is the right thing for you.

Is he worthy of you?

If the two of you fought a lot, you may be wondering if getting back together is the right thing.  Did he put you down?  Were you constantly fighting?  If you've answered yes to either of these questions, you may want to move on.

In deciding if getting your ex boyfriend back is the right decision, it's important to evaluate your own feelings about yourself and relationships.  Once you've sorted these out, you are ready to put together your getting him back plan.  Remember to stay strong, and most importantly, remember that you are a great person.


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This is a transcript of "Belrad Universe"; originally aired February 25, 2008. You can listen to a recording of the broadcast here: http://www.associatedcontent.com/audio/2473/belrad_universe_february_25_2008.html

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Welcome, welcome! This is Belrad Universe, and I'm your host, Bryan Belrad. We are your source for the news you won't hear anywhere else, and the profound ideas that will shape the future of our world.

It's Monday, February 25th, 2008, and I've got an update on the show for you. Yes, that's right - we're evolving.

In a strange way, I'm kind of sad to make this announcement. This will be the final broadcast of Belrad Universe as a one hour show. In the last eleven weeks, we've grown from an Internet-only weekly update program, just 15 minutes long, to a national sensation with over 100,000 listeners both online and on traditional radio. Within just a few weeks, we expanded to a half-hour broadcast. Then, once radio stations started to pick us up, we changed again, to one hour, with commercial breaks included.

Today, all that changes.

I've said before that I need more time to cover everything that needs covering. My wish was granted. From now on, Belrad Universe will be the umbrella name for a family of talk programs. This show, as is, will be split into four new programs: Strange News of the Week; Science News; my rant segment, as yet unnamed; and the segment where I respond to your letters. For the time being, we're working with the title Ask Dr. Belrad, but - please - I'm open to suggestions.

For those of you listening on the airwaves, you'll still be able to hear my voice, but, in the tradition of Paul Harvey, affiliates will be able to pick and choose which segments to air, and even split them up over different times of the day, or even days of the week.

And we may add other programming to our growing family as well. Only time will tell.

But, best of all, in my humble opinion, I won't have to sit on things that I'm dying to tell you about for an entire week. No longer will I have to cut interesting stories that get beat out for precious airtime by something just a hair more relevant. No longer will I have to omit my favorite tales of oddities and important discoveries. From now on, each element will be produced and distributed in an as-it-becomes-available format. I may well end up doing more than one of any given program in a given week!

So, while I'm sad to see this show go, I'm really very pleased with the way things are going. We're breaking new ground here, and I really think it will make it possible for me to serve you - my beloved audience - far better than any other spigot of information presently available today.

That's the magic of the Internet - there are limitless possibilities for anyone with the imagination and the courage to make things happen.

I hope you'll enjoy our new structure as much as I suspect I will. And, by the way, our email address will stay the same for now: Show@BelradUniverse.com will serve as the contact for all four programs. If that changes, you can be sure I'll let you know during the relevant broadcast. Finally, each of the new programs will be indexed, just like this one, on BelradUniverse.com

And now, without further a-do, I give you the strange news from this week.

Man Shot -by himself- while walking dog

A man from Palm Bay, Florida put the lie to the notion that everyone who has a weapons permit is actually competent last Tuesday when, while out for a stroll with his pooch, he accidentally pulled the trigger on himself.

He was walking down a busy roadway, and brought the gun along because he didn't feel safe. Because a gun will be effective against an out-of-control car, of course.

Instead, the man proved to be his own greatest safety risk, and ended up in the Palm Bay Community Hospital. Adding embarrassment to injury, hospital staff had to notify police, as per local laws, that they were treating a gunshot victim. The police, then, were obligated to investigate, which, in turn, resulted in a public-record report appearing in the local news.

Woman Dies Rescuing Dead Chicken

Last weekend, a 63 year-old Swedish woman ended up offing herself when she tried to fish a dead hen out of a well. Apparently, the chicken had been trapped at the bottom of a dry shaft for some time, and eventually starved to death. The elderly lady felt the need to "rescue" the carcass, for some reason unknown, and slipped on the rim, falling in herself. Her body was later found by her shocked husband.

Medical examiners say she died from the fall.

Which just goes to show, when you go fishing for feathered foul, you're liable to fail.

Police Told Homicide Victim to Stop Calling

Natasha Hall was afraid of her ex-boyfriend. Friends, family, and, seemingly, everyone except the DeLand, Florida police knew all too well that Clay Coffner, the ex, was jealous, abusive, and psychotic - which is partly the reason the couple split up.

Yet, when Hall, who was 17, called the police for help, she was told to stop calling or she'd be arrested. She was later found dead outside her mother's home. She'd been shot in the head by Coffner, who had then turned the gun on himself.

The DeLand police department could not be reached for comment, or, apparently, anything else.

Texas Store Clerk Dodges a Bullet, Returns Fire

In an amazing old-school shoot-out, a store security camera captured the drama as a would-be burglar aimed a gun at the head of a convenience store cashier in Longview, Texas and, with less than two feet between his weapon and his target, pulled the trigger. He didn't miss, she dodged.

At the very instant the bandit fired, the woman behind the counter leaned to the right, clearing the path of the projectile - at point-blank range.

She then grabbed her own pistol, kept under the counter for just such an occasion, and shot back. Unfortunately, she missed, as the thief (wisely) chose that moment to run away.

Britain Invaded - By Killer Fish

It seems like a skit by Monty Python, but 'the attack of the monster killer fish' is a frightening reality for citizens of Great Britain.

A Giant Snakehead, a huge fish with a mouth full of dragon-like teeth, was caught in one of the rivers of Linconshire, in northern England.

What makes the fish so scary? It can - and will - kill and eat anything. Including humans. Worse, it can crawl out of the water, move about on land, and survive on the surface for up to four days.

This particular breed of 'hell-fish' hails from Southeast Asia, but authorities believe this one may have been smuggled into the country, then illegally released. They pray there was only one.

All parties involved are in complete agreement: if the Snakeheads start breeding in England's waterways, it would be an unparalleled disaster. One Environmental Agency official said of the discovery: "Oh, S***!"

It's no wonder; the species is one of the most invasive - and dangerous - on the planet. They can grow to upwards of three feet long, and weigh in at 44lbs.

In 2002, colonies found in the US terrified locals, who could not seem to kill the monsters off. Eventually, entire lakes had to be poisoned while snipers waited along the shore to take out any of the demon-fish that sought to escape.

Bank Accidentally Gives $5 Million to the Wrong Man

In a stranger-than-fiction snafu, tellers at a Commerce Bank in Florida handed $5 million to a man with exactly the same name as the chap to which the funds rightly belonged.

When Benjamin Lovell, a simple salesman, told the tellers he did not have a $5 million account, they assured him that the money was his, and he could do what he wanted with it. So, he withdrew $2 million of what the bank itself told him was his own money, and is now being prosecuted for Grand Larceny.

Commerce Bank has not disclosed whether Mr. Lovell was given access to the other man's account, or if tellers mistakenly deposited the funds incorrectly to begin with.

All of which proves the old saying: easy come, easy go to jail, do not pass go, do not collect $2 million.

We'll be right back.

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Welcome back to Belrad Universe.

Our strange news continues.

Monk Mangled by Unmanned Mower

A Buddhist monk in England suffered a tragic accident when his riding lawnmower decided to take off without him. The brave brother chased down the mulching monstrosity, but slipped at just the wrong moment, and was dissected by the whirling blades.

Ironically, Revered Handa, the victim of the marauding machine, suffered a previous injury in a very similar way. Ten years ago, another mower claimed three of his fingers.

Investigators said that it was a freak accident; the hand brake had failed, so it was impossible to keep the blasted thing still without turning it off.

The path of wisdom revealed here: always make sure your equipment is working before you try to use it.

Students Suspended for Wearing Crosses

To be precise, two teenagers in Oregon were suspended for refusing to remove crucifixes that they wore to school. It is the disobedience that triggered the suspensions.

But, what's the big deal? Are the schools in Oregon trying to ban religion?

Frankly, no. What's going on is that gangs have gotten wise to the various restrictions on gang-related attire in schools. So, to keep their colors showing, they've started using religious symbols as a way to show their affiliations.

Because crucifixes and other such objects are traditionally religious in nature, few people would suspect that they could be coded gang messages. Which is exactly the idea. Even when gang members are caught with such a display, they can always claim that someone is trying to interfere with their rights to religious practice.

Thus, by default, school administrators had to be given the leeway to order the removal of potentially gang-related symbols - even crucifixes.

And that's exactly where things stand. Now, in Oregon, you can be religious all you want, but might have a hard time showing it. Don't blame the schools, though; none of this would be a problem if it weren't for the gangs.

Man Dies in Crash wearing Fake Seatbelt

New Zealander Ivan Segedin died in a car crash because he didn't wear his seatbelt. But what sets this story apart from thousands of others that happen every year is that he was wearing a fake.

Ivan had been fined 32 times in the last 5 years for not wearing his seatbelt. Finally, having had enough, he fabricated a fake one to give passing police the impression that he was actually buckled up - even though his car was equipped with the genuine article.

His efforts cost him his life.

In a low-speed collision, Segedin was thrown into the steering wheel of his car, resulting in multiple injuries that proved to be the death of him. His simulated strap did not save him, as a real belt would have.

Considering all the suffering and effort that went into his subterfuge, wouldn't it just have been simpler to suck it up and buckle up?

Groom Ditches Bride for Another - in Middle of Ceremony

A soon-to-be-married couple in the Philippines suffered a sooner-than-expected break up - during their wedding ceremony.

Over before they even began, the pair had just about completed their vows - the groom had been about to say "I do," when another woman walked into the back of the chapel shouting, "Stop!"

The groom hesitated only for a moment before abandoning his bride-to-be at the altar, and walking over to the intruder. He gave her an affectionate hug, in front of all those assembled, and then took off with her in a taxi.

Depending on one's perspective, that's either the most horrible, or most romantic story in over a hundred years. Either way, it may prove to be an expensive one; the forsaken bride is suing the groom for her emotional distress.

The damages: the rough equivalent of $15,000.

Too Drunk to Drive: Man Runs Over Wife

Richard and Becky Zubowicz, attempting to duplicate a story seen here last week, were fighting over which of them was too drunk to drive. Turns out they were both right.

Becky had been driving initially, but, after a number of close-calls, Richard decided to take over. When they pulled into an empty parking lot to have it out, Richard hopped behind the wheel, to 'prove his sobriety', and made a circuit of the lot to demonstrate that he could drive safely.

While doing so, he accidentally ran Becky over with their SUV.

Death Threat Elmo, the Newest Toy Sensation

Maybe Elmo is jealous of Paris Hilton's success as a failure. Maybe all the singing finally made him snap. Whatever the reason, one Elmo Knows Your Name ™ doll, belonging to 2 year-old James Bowman of Lithia, Florida, has given up laughing, and is now making death threats.

This evil-Elmo recently went through a battery change, and, for some as-yet unknown reason, when he was turned back on, he would only say, "Kill James."

Fisher-Price has no explanation for the toy's deviant behavior, but has said it will replace the doll free of charge. How lovely.

It's the bottom of the hour, so now we take a quick break for your local news.

We'll be right back.

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This is Belrad Universe, and I'm Bryan Belrad. Continuing with more of the most absurd - but true - stories from the past week:

Canine Car Thief

Ever had a buddy play that trick where they move your car on you while you run into a store for 'just a minute'? Well, not to be left out, man's best friend is now in on the game too.

Charles McCowan stopped into a mini-mart last week, leaving his loyal companion, Max, an 80 pound boxer, in the passenger seat. Upon his return, the truck had vanished.

Naturally, McCowen thought his truck had been stolen. In a round-about way, it was. When police arrived to investigate, they found the missing vehicle in a parking lot on the other side of the street, out of gear.

Strangely, though, security camera footage of the caper tends to discredit ideas of an accidental disengagement: the video shows the truck - sans driver - threading its way through traffic, and around other cars parked in the adjacent lot.

Stolen Car Driven to Police Station

Charles Chambers lost $2,000 in a drug bust last year. Last Tuesday, he decided to get it back.

He stole a car to travel to the Anderson Country Sheriff's Office, where he demanded that they return the money confiscated from him as evidence. Naturally, they told him to get lost, but began to rethink that idea when they noticed that his wheels matched the description of a car stolen just three hours before.

Their suspicions were confirmed when they asked Chambers to turn the car off. He had to use a screw driver, because he'd removed the ignition switch.

It was at that point that they asked him to step back inside...

Plane Lands on Interstate

When Eisenhower proposed the Interstate Highway System, he wanted to accomplish a number of things with a single, sweeping project.

Near the bottom of that list, he envisioned the potential of the roadway as an emergency landing strip.

On Sunday, one pilot was very glad that he had. Babar Suleman, of Plainfield, Indianna had to put his Piper single-engine plane down in hurry; he'd lost power at just 7,000 feet.

The plane was there for two hours, undergoing repairs on the side of the road, while one lane of the highway remained open. Traffic was only stopped briefly, when the plane was ready to take off again.

No tickets were issued; this sort of thing is, after all, part of why the Interstate was built.

Now, we've been getting reports all over the place this week how badly the flu shot is performing this year. Thousands of people are getting sick as hell - more sick, even, than those who didn't get the shots. Go figure.

Of course, supporters of the shot as a preventative will tell you that the people who got the shot and then got sick would have gotten much more sick had they not done so. But, logically, that just doesn't bear out. It would be like saying that 9/11 would have been much worse if we didn't have so many security precautions in place. But, I digress.

Quote one representative of the flu shot companies: "It's not an exact science."

The fact is that, even the flu shot folks will tell you, the shot is formulated every year based on the 'best guess' by a bunch of 'experts' as to which strains might become popular, as it were. In that respect, the flu shot is, at best, like a weather forecast. And the experts behind it all have about the same prediction power as meteorologists: 'It might rain today. Or not. And there will be some wind, of a measurable speed.' Great.

In fact, you might argue that weathermen are MORE accurate than the flu shot people!

But, you know, it's funny, because I've looked at the hard stats for the flu shot, and - strange as it may seem - I have found, every single person that I know who has gotten the flu shot, comes down, year after year, with THE WORST case of the flu in their lives.

Now, if that's the kind of 'protection' you get from the flu shot, what the hell is the point of it?

Furthermore, it's designed primarily to protect the elderly and children, and, according to data from the winter of 2006, the most recent that I have available, when the shot is administered to the elderly, about 40% of people in the 65 and up category who died that winter died of the flu. When you break that down into groups of who got the shot and who didn't, you find that something like 35% of those who didn't get the flu shot died of the flu, as opposed to 60% who DID get the shot, and then died from the flu.

And, you've got the same thing going on in children, where more children who got the flu shot die.

All of which, because - I don't want to sound like a conspiracy nut here, but... the flu shot does not protect you against the flu. As further evidenced by the plethora of news coverage on the severe outbreaks this year.

All this is compelling proof that the flu shot actually harms you, because, in some percentage of people, which - over the millions of people who get the shot adds up to a whole lot of people - the administered flu shot actually develops into the flu. And the shot gives you a very potent dose, delivered directly into the bloodstream.

So, if that flu goes live - even though it's been 'sterilized' and whatnot...

You know, it's a virus. You can't 'sterilize' it and make it so that the antibodies will still recognize it. A virus is not a cell, there is no cell membrane you can rupture or anything. If you destroy the protein shell - the only thing you can do to render it actually sterile - then the antibodies will not be able to pick it up.

You can put it into a highly dormant state, or a passive state, if you will. Basically take its fangs off. But, since it's still actually alive, at least as far as virus can be "alive", it can, and does, occasionally reactivate.

QED - the shot gives you the flu. You might get sick, or you might not, just like any other time you're exposed to the flu. But, with the shot, you're doing it ON PURPOSE, with a much higher degree of exposure than you would ever encounter in your everyday life.

So, could somebody please tell me: what is the point of a flu shot?

We'll be right back.

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And we're back.

Now, it's time for you letters. You can email us - tell us what's on your mind, ask a question, or clue us in on a story you'd like to hear about. Send your correspondence to Show@BelradUniverse.com. We love to hear from you!

You know, I do love to read the emails that you all send in, both about the show, and my small horde of published works that are floating about, in print and online. I even like the hate mail, because there are few things so enjoyable as taking an insane item of sheer nonsense, and crushing it before a live audience.

However, today, I received an email that upset me.

It was about one of my articles. The email made a number of solid points that were relevant to the article in question, and I was in complete agreement. That was, until I came to the last line.

It said: "Your 'article' is a farce because" ... which was followed by a recap of the main thrust of the article.

I was shocked! I cursed my poor computer screen six ways from Sunday. It's still a little red around the cheekbones even now.

It was, in part, my own fault, though; I'd foolishly assumed that when the email's author said "I saw your article," (s)he had meant 'I READ your article.'

It never ceases to amaze me how ignorant - nay, utterly stupid - supposedly intelligent people are able to be when they really put their minds to it.

My article conveyed EXACTLY the same message as the writer of the email, but said writer hadn't even bothered to see what I'd written before deciding that it was an absurd work of what one might hope was a desperate attempt at satire.

There is a proverb: know what you're talking about before you open your mouth, unless you enjoy the taste of your own toenails.

This isn't the first time this sort of thing has happened. I've written a number of controversial articles, and, when people write me with hate mail, or to beat me over the head with their own point of view (even if it is borrowed from Rush Limbaugh), that's fine. I can appreciate an honest (if impassioned) discussion.

But, when somebody writes me a letter to tell me how foolish I'm being based on the TITLE of my article alone, and then proceeds to 'educate' me using - unbeknownst to that person - my own ideas... well, as they say, don't judge a book by its cover.

There is no accounting for this kind of thing. I've gotten letters like this from intelligent folk, and from gross imbeciles. I've gotten it from both liberals and conservatives. I've gotten it from rich and poor, young and old, men and women.

And it can happen on any topic, too. A person once wrote to me, and went on at length, saying that it is an absurd idea that bacteria cause chocolate cravings in humans - which, of course, was exactly the point of the article that person was writing about. If only (s)he had READ it, neither of us would have wasted a great deal of time and energy.

Needless to say, it is more than disappointing; it is downright frightening. I half expect to see one of these people standing in a McDonald's somewhere, telling the servers that they really should consider adding hamburgers and fries to their menu.

So, to all of you out there who are inclined towards going off half-cocked, the next time you feel like writing to somebody, go back in the kitchen and finish your OTHER foot instead. Or, you could just do the wise thing (heaven forbid!) and see what somebody has to say before attacking him for it.

Moving on, Phil in Montana asks: "Could you explain where the Tax Rebate Checks stand on the show?"

Actually, I just did an article on this very subject last week. You can find it on BelradUniverse.com, under the News tab. But, for now, here's the gist of it:

The 'Economic Stimulus Package' has been OK'd, and checks will be sent out sometime in May. To get it, you'll have to file a tax return - which is why they come in May; they have to wait for the April 15th deadline for taxes.

If you made less than $75,000 last year, you'll get $600. For married couples, that's $125,000. If you made more, you'll still get a check, but it will be somewhat less.

And that's per earner. Plus, you get $300 per child. So, for those of us with a couple of kids kicking around, that could add up to a nice little chunk of change.

However, be warned: though the checks are not taxable, they are considered an advance on next year's taxes, so some people might end up having to pay them back next year.

Andrew from Nebraska writes: "If Exxon Mobile made 40 billion last year, and they paid 39 Billion in taxes, how is that 'corporate rape'? They paid almost as much as they got!"

Andrew, Andrew, Andrew. I knew this would come up eventually. I've been hearing this point over and over on the conservative (pro-business) shows, and I knew it was only a matter of time until it made it here as well.

The idea that Exxon paid $X in taxes looks good on paper, but, if you really think about it, it just doesn't add up.

How much do you pay for a gallon of gas over there in Nebraska? I'm betting a goodly chunk of that is taxes that are already included in the price.

So, follow me here, did Exxon pay all that money in taxes, or did they pay that money on YOUR behalf?

YOU pay the taxes on gas right there at the pump. So, when you hear Exxon paid X amount, remember, almost all of that, minus the various taxes that have to do with the corporation itself and dividends and such, was paid by the CUSTOMERS. Exxon only deposited that into the Federal Treasury for you.

Just something to consider.

Finally, my most controversial statement last week generated a lot of interest. I've got hate mail from advocates on both sides of the issue. Woo-hoo!

The strongest letters came from the pro-choice side, so I'll deal with them this time. The key phrase that seems to have them in an uproar is: "irresponsibility".

Well, I stand by that comment. The bottom line is that, barring rapes, which make up only a tiny percentage of abortions, the only reason for getting an abortion is because you went and got yourself pregnant. In my book, that means you've already made your choice.

If you want to kill your own baby, you can try to justify it to yourself any way you like. But don't you DARE try to tell me that it is anything other than what it is. Adoption has always been an option. Women who get abortions, excepting medical cases, are, in the largest part, only doing so because they want a quick fix for a "mistake", instead of owning up to the consequences of their choices and actions.

And I won't even talk about the potential of a life thrown completely away on somebody else's whim!

So, instead of wasting your energy trying to convince thinking folk like myself that up is down or some other such nonsense, why don't you all start exercising some self-discipline, some discretion, and show a little bit of personal responsibility. Is that too much to ask?

And, frankly, I don't really care if my thoughts on the matter offend anyone. If it ticks you off, maybe it'll shake a thought loose in your congealed heads.

As Ben Franklin once said, truth can be found in the sting of a rebuke. If it hurts, maybe you should think about why before lashing out at me.

I'm Bryan Belrad, and this has been Belrad Universe.

Until next time, stay safe, everyone.

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Four-Dollar Gas and Video Conferencing

Four-Dollar Gas and Video Conferencing There was a time when traveling was fun and affordable. With four-dollar-plus per gallon gas that's no longer the case. Add to that the appallingly weak dollar, and it's no surprise that prices are up across the board in the travel and hotel industries, no matter what the official inflation figures say. Business must go on, of course, and fortunately there are numerous new technologies that allow us to conduct business without the cost of travel. Video conferencing is one of them, and it makes ever more sense.

I remember times earlier on in my career when the company I worked for pretty much expected employees to drive to regional offices and clients if they were less than 300 miles or so away. Even with a gas guzzler, the 600-mile roundtrip cost less than $50 in gas, and if you decided to stay over, it was another $30 or so for a decent motel. That same roundtrip would now run over $150 in gas even with better gas mileage, and lower tier chain motels now routinely charge $60 to 80 per night. Go upscale a bit and it's $150 per night, $10 for a glass of wine, and $50 for dinner. If you pick up the tab for dinner with clients, it can really add up. No wonder most companies are far more conservative in approving business travel.

Now I am definitely not saying personal contact isn't important. Shaking hands, sharing a meal, or doing a round of Golf remain great ways to build trust, establish relationships, and close deals. But it is no longer the only way to do business, and in this day and age it's become an increasingly costly way of doing business. Today, there are so many other ways to connect and stay in touch without losing time away from the office and spending a king's ransom in the process.

All in all, it's a matter of picking the right productivity tools and staying clear of traps. Cell phones are wonderful ways of staying in touch at all times, but if we become slaves to them, productivity goes down the drain (and let's not even talk of Blackberry addiction!). Email remains a terrific means of communication, but unless you manage your address(es) carefully you either spend hours sifting through junk mail or risk losing important messages in all the various spam filters that sit between you and whoever you communicate with. Instant messaging is a great way to quickly get answers or resolve issues, but not if you let conversations drag on or let yourself get interrupted by buddies with too much time on their hands.

Then there is video conferencing, a tool that combines the warmth and immediacy of personal contact with the efficiency of electronic communication. You see the person on the other end, interaction is in real time, and yet you can do it all on your own computer or in a meeting room. A well-run video conference provides virtually all the benefits of personal meetings at a small fraction of the cost. What's more, video conferencing technology is now such that you can make presentations, sales pitches, conduct seminars, or have one-on-ones with spreadsheets and multimedia while seeing and interacting with your business partners or clients in real time.

With today's transportation and lodging costs it makes less and less sense to travel needlessly. Simply schedule a video conference, save, and get on with business.


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What You Need When Looking for the Best Energy Drink

What You Need When Looking for the Best Energy Drink Today’s hectic world, require people to be more active. With this, people tend to go for health supplements that promise to provide the vitamins that a restless body needs. But the question is, do these supplements really provide them the daily requirements of our body? Some maybe but you’ll never really know until you’ve tried one. So, what can you do to achieve a more active daily life regardless of how hectic your schedules are? Among the best options is to drink energy drinks? So, how will you know if you are drinking the best energy drink? Well, the answer really depends on you. One person might prefer only a specific type of energy drink while others go for expensive drinks, thinking that these are the best in the market. As long as the drink satisfies your needs and suits your budget, then, you’ve got just the right drink right in your hands.

The selection of energy drinks available today are countless but only of those are effective when it comes to providing the oomph you need daily. So, how would you know which energy drink is best for you? Firstly, look into its contents. What nutrients will you get from it? The more nutrients you can get the better. But wait, before you get carried away choose the one with lesser sugar content. This way you won’t get too worked up because of low stamina. Caffeine in the content is also a big no-no for this might cause nervousness or worst sleeping difficulty. And lastly, check if it fits your budget because if it doesn’t, well, you better start looking for some other option.

So, what is the ideal choice as the best energy drink? Some might actually prefer water than the rest. But you see, drinking water all day long can get very dull. What you need is a little bit of change. How about vitamin water? This healthy drink contains vitamins that are most essential to the body. It’s not as expensive compared to other energy drinks, but it is as effective when it comes to providing the energy you need every day. So, if you’re after the best energy drink, choose what’s really good and not just base your choices on the price.


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Best Cell Phones With Free TV's

During the last couple of years cell phone costs have fallen, whilst the price of contracts offered by the mobile phone networks has remained mostly unchanged (though you do get more free airtime having said that, you can get more free minutes and texts than you once did). This means that the price of a mobile phone handset is proportionally lower than it was when compared to the full price of the mobile phone contract. In the past mobile phone retailers would provide free handsets as an incentive for consumers to take out a contract. In the past some retailers would even charge a fee for the handset on top of the price of the contract. Mobile phones were extremely expensive, and often seen as a luxury product or status symbol. These days with increasingly common use and resulting economies of scale even the top mobile phones are affordable.

This presents something of a dilemma for mobile retailers trying to market mobile phone packages in terms of incentives offered to their customers. The result of this has been increases in the number of different deals with incentives, for example mobile phones with free broadband dongles, mobile phones with fee TV sets, mobile phones with free automatic cash-back, and especially mobile phones with free laptops.

TV's are one of the more recent products added to the range of free items obtainable with cellphones. Just a few years back, the idea of getting a free 32inch flat screen television cost free with a mobile phone would have seemed crazy. In the past couple of years though, there have been monumental changes in the market for televisions which make these deals achievable.

The technology used to manufacture televisions has transformed immensely during the last few years resulting in the dominance of LCD and HD televisions, and the trend toward digital transmission. This has resulted in sizeable numbers of consumers have updated their old television sets. Large sales numbers have caused rapid price reductions of LCD television sets, which had been extremely overpriced when first launched.

This upsurge in sales of new television sets, along with their relatively low price has made them an attractive bonus for prospective cellular telephone customers. There are numerous people considering upgrading their television to a better model. If some of these people are also in the market for a new cellular telephone and sees one of these mobile phone free television incentives it can be a significant incentive to buy. Wherever possible, try and find a deal of a respected make of tv set as these are usuallymore reliable, for example, search online for mobile phones with free Sony televisions.


As with any purchase, one sould understand the actual price of what you are getting, so, take time to compare the cost of other mobile phone free tv offers to make sure the value of the goggle box you are about to buy is comparable to the value of other freebies on offer. In particular check the instant cash back promotions available at the time, and then see how much you can buy a television for from a cheap online retailer. You may find that that you could actually get a better deal by accepting cashback from the retailer and buying the television set yourself.