Louie - The Virtual Recruiter. From the mind of Southern California's Premier Executive Recruiter, comes a BLOG dedicated in helping those who can not help themselves. To aide in seeking out the truth and to also poke fun at friends and smile at life's most embarrasing, heart wrenching and loving moments!
May 02, 2010
My Meth Life - fighting the war against Drug Addiction
This site was introduced to me by casual browsing through the internet on one night that I just could not sleep.
Meth use in San Diego is a growing problem...I should know, as a male in the community it is sometimes a topic of inquiry and infamy in many of my circle of friends whether they be gay, straight, bi, transgendered, etc...(if there is any thing else out there).
For those who are interested about it read on, BUT for those who are interested in trying it...I suggest getting high naturally like the adrenaline rush one gets from working out or simple exercise. In trying to stay on a clean and healthy path I have found it to be very beneficial especially to those who are on the road to recovery!
Please share this link with others. The best choice is a healthy choice!!! Don't let METH or any other drug impair your judgment. Only you can make that choice!!!
Good Luck!
February 26, 2010
Louie's how to build self respect after stigmatization
Steps
Consider the source of the stigmatization. Is this person singling you out because of his or her own insecurities and jealousies? If so, get away from the person, because they will do nothing but try to diminish you. The hardest part of doing the separation from who is stigmatizing you is the actual act of leaving and starting.- Ask the person to stop, even if the negative characterization of you has some truth to it. Focus instead on your good points, and build on these. It's good to face the truth about yourself in order to make improvements, but this does not have to be done in an abusive and shame-based way.
- Flush out any negative feelings you have about yourself. Spend a few days letting yourself feel the horrible shame and stigmatizing feelings, don't stuff them, then bring all of it to the light with prayer, meditation, and caring for oneself well with good nutrition, exercise, and writing, and more writing, your feelings, and anything else that needs to come out.
- Get together with friends who support you. Go out and do things you like. Beware: if you party and use drugs or drink, these could exacerbate your negative feelings.
- Avoid hanging out with anyone who makes you feel uncomfortable. Many times, when a person gets stigmatized by a friend (not a real friend, that is), others who know the person who stigmatized you could pretend to befriend you, then next you know, they are stabbing you in the back with even worse stigmatizing. Exit any places where you know it's not good for you to be. Don't test the waters, just go.
- Reduce your anger. Try writing with paper and pen (not computer), hitting a pillow for anger, eating nutritionally, and spending time with supportive friends whose presence makes you feel better.
Tips
- Pilates can be practiced at home, away from any 'audiences' of people who may be offending you right now, or who you don't need input from. Try to find one with flashcards and CD's such as 'Brook Silers' pilates program. Brook Siler; The Pilates Body Kit. Scroll down to 'external links' and check for Brook Siler's program.
- Pilates balls, mats, and other equipment are not necessary in order to work-out with pilates.
- DVD kickbox work-outs: These DVDs can help you build power, as in personal power, not negative power. As you practice the kicks, punches, and exercises in a kickbox work-out, you will feel more confidence and empowered. Right now, what is needed is to feel confident again. Build the kind of power which helps a person to be assertive without having to struggle at it.
- After a workout, relax a little while, then try loading up the blender with a mixture of fruits and vegetables you like. Add flaxseed to it. Flaxseed is full of nutrition, including Omega-3 which helps to reduce cholesterol. Add a small tablespoon of extra-virgin olive oil, yogurt, a teaspoon of vanilla, nuts, and a little sugar. Depending on where your weight is, either make the smoothie with as much calories as you want, or limit the calories by not adding the olive oil or nuts.
- Read books on subjects that are entertaining but not negative. Eliminate pornography, violence, or negativity from the books you read and the TV shows you watch. It's okay to watch some violence and negativity, but don't make a ritual out of it. Sometimes violent movies could help an angry person resolve unresolved rage, but it's not often this helps, and do not make a daily habit of watching violence and negativity.
- Listen to electronica, alternative, classical, and other music that won't completely put you in a violent or negative mode, even if you feel like basking in violent rap or rock, do it for only a little bit, not all day.
Warnings
- Watch out for friends or associates of the person that embarrassed, shamed, or stigmatized you. They may pretend to befriend you in order to find out more information about you in order to shame you further, or they can act nice and then do something mean, or backstab you to the point where you might find it hard to cope.
The Closure Louie Needs.
How to Get Closure
There may be times in our lives when relationships - whether they are romances, friendships, or family ties - hit a bump in the road and seem to fade away, leaving us wondering what happened and why? If it's been a long time and it's clear to you that the relationship is over, but there was no final talk or last goodbye, you might be in need of some closure so that you can move on, and put that relationship behind you.
Steps In Getting Your Closure
Define your loose ends. What is it that lingers in you that prevents you from moving on? What residual emotions are still tying you to this person? Usually it's some form of anger or guilt - anger over what a person did to you, and you don't feel they were held accountable to it, or guilt over what you did (or didn't do) to (or for) someone else, and your resulting sense of regret.In my case it would be ANGER over this person accusing me of a horrible wrong that he feels I did to him. I am ANGRY that he would even think I would do this ESPECIALLY to someone I care so much about! I also REGRET in the fact that I did say that I did do the act he feels I , and strangely enough every other of his previous partners have done to him. I REGRET saying this with all of my heart as I was in a weak state of mind and body and fed up with being called a LIAR, it stabbed painfully into my heart more so than anyone I have ever been hurt by. I REGRET not standing up to what I BELIEVE and KNOW is the truth. I also REGRET lying to him about this lie for it hurt even more when he believed it. I became ill because I told myself and to him that I would never lie to him and I did just to appease him and the situation. I am TRULY SORRY for this.
- Forgive. The fastest way to free yourself from an enemy and all associated negativity is to forgive. Untie the bindings and loose yourself from that person's ugliness. Your hatred has tied you to the person responsible for your pain. Your forgiveness enables you to start walking away from him or her and the pain. When your enemy and his or her evil actions come to mind, send him or her a blessing. Hope the best for him or her. The first 15 - or 150 - times you try this, the "blessing" may feel contrived, empty, and even hypocritical but keep trying. Eventually, it will become a new habit and soon thereafter, the anger and pain that has burned in your heart will evaporate.
I do FORGIVE him for what hurt he has caused me. I truly don't believe he would hurt me purposefully. I FORGIVE him for thinking these thoughts to be true, no matter how hurt I am I do FORGIVE him. All I want is the best for him and if he sees me as a harmful monster to his own self recovery, I must accept this and not try to coerce him into a situation that he does not believe in. I FORGIVE him for not believing in me. - Apologize. If you feel guilt or shame, if you are the one who needs forgiveness, then apologize. But it's not as simple as saying or thinking "I'm sorry." Grab a pen and paper and write a full-blown apology, keeping the following in mind:
- There is no excuse. Do not try to think of or offer one. An apology with an excuse is not an apology. Take full responsibility for what you did.
- Make it a point to avoid using the word "but". ("I am sorry, but..." means "I am not sorry.")
- Do not say "I'm sorry you feel that way" or "I'm sorry if you were offended" --it makes it seem like you are blaming the other person for feeling a certain way, and is not a real apology.
- Think about what caused you to make the offense. Find the underlying problem, describe it to the person (as an explanation, not an excuse), and tell them what you intend to do to rectify that problem so that you can avoid this mistake in the future.
I am sorry for hurting you and being very mean to you both on the phone and via text messaging.
I am sorry for you hurting for you deserve only the best
I am sorry that what actions I did do to you such as not communicate properly by returning your calls when I did not have my phone. I should have known to bring it and not leave it where ever for I understand that you dont know what I am doing and its not a question of I am doing whatever you think it is but that I should have known that that action of "just wanting to be alone" even if it were for the best intentions, should have been more thoughtful of your situation.
I am sorry that we were unable to achieve the basic foundation of any relationship, that being the ability to communicate, the ability to listen, and the ability to trust.
- There is no excuse. Do not try to think of or offer one. An apology with an excuse is not an apology. Take full responsibility for what you did.
- Have a symbolic ceremony. People still hold funerals for the deceased whose bodies were never found, and you can still have a formal way to say goodbye to relationships that were never resolved. Gather all of the things that remind you of this person and burn them, or donate them to charity. Give a eulogy to the relationship, and say it out loud.
I had put down on my Facebook account...relationship status: Widowed, I recently changed it to Single. - Write a story. Think back to when your relationship with this person began, and document it from beginning to end. This may be very painful, but it will give you a broader perspective. When you get to the final chapter, finish off on a positive note and write "The End". If you're writing in a notebook, close it forcefully, take a deep breath, and put it on a bookshelf. If you wrote on looseleaf papers, fold them, put them in an envelope, and seal it. You may choose to keep the story, or you may choose to shred it or burn it. The very act of documenting your relationship and closing the book, however, will help you find closure emotionally.
I have already written a story that is unpublished from the start to today and with a heavy heart I will complete the last paragraphs and post for my eyes only. - Begin a new chapter. You'll never be able to erase your memory of this person, but you can use the experience to better yourself and to help others. If you wronged someone, resolve never to make the same mistake again, and take it a step further: help others avoid making the same mistake you did. If you were a victim, reach out to other victims, and teach others how to avoid the wrongdoing that you faced. Make the end of your relationship with that person a turning point in your life. Start moving in a new direction.
I have already started the turning point in my life with first my family, work, and incorporating more of the lifestyle I used to lead as a single male living alone. However, I do have a lil celebration birthday to go to today as well as seeing my friends from high school and my god daughters who i miss terribly this weekend. I know the healing has started as I realize with help from close friends that I can only do so much to help someone. The rest would be up to them. I am not stating that they are wrong or that something is not happening on their side or that they are suffering from paranoid delusions, this I am shouting out that I am not saying. Never did I say or believe that this person would lie to me. I do want to say that only through calm communication and the attempt to see the situation through the other persons eyes will there ever be any type of resolution, and I have so tried to do this for him and have asked to let me live it so I can see actually what he sees. I really did want to help. Unfortunately i was unable to do this for us and the next time something like this happens in my next relationship, I will stop to consider his feelings and place myself in their shoes. I will communicate better this next time around
I can not erase the memory of this person as I still love this individual with all my heart. I do forgive, but I CAN NOT FORGET. If I allow this to continue, the cycle will never break and I am actually doing him the harm and I never want to harm this person. That I promise and i promise that if anything were to be salvaged, a friendship or more...i stand to my convictions because I know that they are falsely made and I encourage to be proven wrong because honestly unless there is any proof of wrong doing that i am not aware of...how can I resolve the situation. I still want to work on it, for its hard to just ump 23+ years! I believe in that I know the four letter word...LOVE will conquer this pain that we are both going through! I hope this person knows this and even if I am discarded I accept this for LOVE is about not just one, but both people. I love and respect this person for who they are and for all the hardships he has had to face. I commend him for being a survivor! I wish all the best even at my own hearts cost! My last thought if nothing comes of today...Please try to understand that there actually may be people who won't lie, or swindle or take from or of you because of who they are. I wish you could find someone like that again! I hope that you do not point a finger or make an accusation without talking to the person first. Try to communicate your feelings, make sure they listen and in turn you listen to them as well because if you start out guns firing, it is so hard for the other person to Forgive, if they feel they are being wronged! I is a wound that may never heal...hopefully in time it will.
Tips
- Give yourself time to heal. It won't happen overnight.
- Whenever you think of the person, visualize him or her in front of you, then imagine yourself blowing him or her away. Whether they fly away like a dry leaf or scatter like dust in the wind, let them go. Do this every time you find yourself dwelling on the past. [ To clarify this point, this means blowing them away with wind symbolically. Do not picture yourself "blowing this person away" with a shotgun. ]
- Having intimate relations with your ex is probably not a good idea.
- If you've done a person wrong, find it in your heart to sincerely apologize for your actions towards them. Never do this in hopes of recapturing the other person's love, but merely for the sake of letting them know that you've realized the error of your ways.
- If you have just broken up with someone (YOU broke up with THEM, not the other way around), and still feel a bit lost, focus on why you broke up with that person.
Warnings
- Avoid distractions or any kind of escapism. Don't submerge yourself in substance abuse, television, or a new relationship. It will only delay your feeling of closure.
- In a relationship that's ending, if the person says they need "time" or "space", give it to them, because ultimately you have no choice. Calling or texting or emailing the person does nothing but drive a wedge in their heart, making them feel that you are so self-centered that you still cannot give them their wish. If there is any love left for you, this time apart will help them realize it. The silence will hurt, but ultimately it comes down to two options : They will realize their love and return - OR - they will take this time to move on. At the end of a relationship, those are really the only two options you have.
December 07, 2009
June 22, 2009
Crossing Borders
The enchantment of Mexico is but a bridge away from much of Texas. Visitors find Mexican shops and markets colorful and fascinating, filled with a variety of gift, handicraft and art items at attractive prices. The people of Mexico are gracious and friendly.
Border crossing is easy and simple; there are no fees other than for auto insurance or special permits such as hunting and fishing licenses, bridge tolls, and U.S. Customs duties as necessary.
General Travel Information-
U.S, citizens must carry proof of citizenship when crossing into Mexico. Officials of the National Immigration Institute, posted at border entry points, require a passport, birth certificate, voter registration card, or any other document that proves citizenship. This is a change from the past. The law applies to all border cities, and is an attempt to implement uniform immigration laws on both northern and southern borders.
On returning to Texas from Mexico, a stop at U.S. customs is required, stating nationality and declaring Mexican purchases.
A Mexican tourist card is required for visiting Mexico beyond the border cities, or for stays longer than 72 hours. The free tourist cards are available from Mexican immigration authorities at the border and also at Mexican consulates and Mexican government tourist offices in the US. A birth certificate or other proof of US citizenship, such as voter registration, military ID showing place of birth, or passport is required to obtain the tourist card.
Canadian citizens who visit Mexico from Texas should have a passport or birth certificate. Other foreign nationals should have a passport and appropriate visas both for entering Mexico and returning to the U.S.
Driving Into Mexico
An automobile permit is required when driving into the interior of Mexico beyond the border cities. The permits, good for up to 180 days, may be obtained at the border after the tourist card has been stamped by Mexican immigration officials. A $10 fee must be paid by the vehicle’s owner using a major credit card on whose face the word "bank" appears. Vehicle Title of Ownership is required. If the vehicle owner is not in the party, written permission from the owner for a specific time period must be presented. The individual to whom the car permit is issued will have his tourist card stamped to that effect, and it is mandatory that he accompany the auto and surrender the permit upon leaving Mexico.
Auto tourists must stop at Mexico’s Federal Inspection Points located on all principal highways to the interior, usually about 12 miles from the border. There the auto permit must be presented for inspection, and baggage inspection may also be required.
Mexican Auto Insurance
According to Mexican civil statutes, it is unlawful to operate a motor vehicle in Mexico without auto mobile insurance issued by a Mexican insurance company. In the past, most U.S. insurance companies offered provisions to adjust claims arising from auto accidents in the immediate border cities of Mexico (Endorsement 74). Although that endorsement may still be carried on U.S. policies, Mexican authorities no longer recognize it, and their law is explicit: Drivers must be covered by Mexican insurance. Auto accidents are considered criminal offenses in Mexico, and regardless of fault, involved vehicles are usually impounded.
Short-term Mexican auto insurance is available from numerous agencies and travel services on the Texas side of the border.
Returning to the U.S.
Each U.S. citizen may bring back Mexican purchases valued to $400 retail, duty free every 30 days. Federal duty fees will be assessed on the value of articles above the $400 exemption. NOTE: many items of Mexican manufacture, such as handicrafts and jewelry, may qualify for exemption above the $400 limit; ask for GSP brochure on special exemptions from U.S. Customs and shop till you drop!
Federal Law permits only one liter of duty-free alcoholic beverages to be brought back by each adult U.S. citizen each 30 days. Alcoholic beverages in excess of the limit are subject to duty and internal revenue tax. In addition, Texas law requires a state tax on all alcoholic beverages brought in from Mexico.
Foreign-Made Articles Taken Into Mexico
Foreign-made articles such as cameras, watches and jewelry previously acquired in the U.S. or elsewhere, should be registered with U.S. Customs before entering Mexico. Without proof of prior possession, such articles may be dutiable when brought back into the U.S.
Mexican Currency
Visitors to Mexico border cities will seldom need Mexican currency. U.S. dollars are readily accepted at the current exchange rate. Mexican banks, large hotels / motels and tourist service facilities provide currency exchange if needed.
Pets
Both Mexico and the U.S. enforce rather stringent regulations about animal pets, and many visitors to Mexico find it more convenient to leave pets at veterinary boarding facilities in Texas border cities. For pets taken into Mexico and returned to the U.S., owners must present a rabies vaccination certificate dated not less than one month nor more than 12 months previously, and International health Certificate (form 77-043) signed by a veterinarian stamped (fee $20) at the border or at the Mexican consulate where tourist cards are obtained.
Prohibited Imports
Upon entering the U.S. from Mexico, certain articles are either prohibited or subject to various quarantines, limitations or special permit requirements. Those articles include all narcotics or drugs, weapons, certain trademarked articles, most fruits, vegetables, plants, animals, birds and meats, and products made from the hides, shells, feathers, or teeth of endangered species. If you are unsure of regulations governing the import of a wildlife product, check with local authorities of U.S. Embassy before making a purchase. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Division of Law Enforcement, P.O. box 28006, 23rd St., NW, Washington, DC 20037, can provide information.
Hunting and Fishing In Mexico
Mexican authorities must be contacted for current regulations, hunting and fishing licenses, and procedures for taking in firearms and ammunition. Any game legally killed in Mexico may be brought back into Texas, but it must be accompanied by a statement, issued by U.S. Customs at the border, that the dead animal originated in Mexico. There are no restrictions on bringing fish caught in Mexico into Texas, but they must be declared at the Texas port of entry.
NOTE
The above information is only a general summary of primary travel regulations between the U.S, and Mexico. For further details or significant changes that may have been effected since this printing, contact the immigration and customs authorities of the appropriate country.
This page was last updated on 08/02/2004 09:42:15
June 16, 2009
Social Networking is Working the Net
Facebook, MySPACE, Friendster and other social networking sites run you the risk of identity theft, blackmailing and even stalking... Participation in social networking sites has increased dramatically recently. Services such as Facebook, Twitter or Friendster have millions of members with online profiles sharing personal and sensitive information freely and publicly with vast networks of friends – and an unknown number of strangers. Risks range from identity theft, online or physical stalking to embarrassment and blackmailing.
Bottom line: Social networking users should have full knowledge of and control over any and all user data collected by the network or by any third party using its platform.
Privacy tool: Visit your profile privacy settings page and adjust the visibility of profile sections.
Photo & Video Sharing is Safe...NOT!
Digital cameras and camera phone applications that can upload photos or video content directly to the web, make publishing of personal content increasingly easy. Privacy advocates are concerned because much of a user’s personal life and social environment are revealed in these multimedia collections. Integrating photo sharing within social networking communities has also provided the opportunity for tagging, annotating and linking images to the identities of the people in them. The persistence of multimedia can be problematic. Researchers found that nearly half of the social networking sites don't immediately delete pictures when a user requests they be removed. Even after you think you have deleted a photo you can still find it in Google's caching system which is remarkably efficient at archiving copies of web content, long after it's removed from the web.
Bottom line: Users should be informed of the tools available to allow them to control their privacy and manage their privacy decisions over time.
Privacy Tool: Set a default privacy setting for your photos and adjust the visibility to public or private.
Something Smells Phishy

A way for online criminals to steal the shit out of you, your life, your bank, your wallet, your kids future, your pention/retirement plan, etc...
Cybercriminals use “phishing,” or e-mail scams, to bait people with legitimate looking requests from what appear to be reliable sources. Banks and other financial institutions, news outlets and stores are the most usual organizations to be used in this deceit. Bad guys use sneaky social engineering with the aim to collect personal information - social security numbers, passwords and pin numbers - that can be used to access bank and credit card accounts, resulting in stolen funds and identity theft.
Bottom line: Besides the risks of spam, phishing doesn't necessarily harm your computer, but it can do a lot of damage if it results in identity theft.
Privacy Tool: Do not give sensitive information to anyone—on the phone, in person or through email—unless you are sure that they are who they claim to be and that they should have access to the information. Phishing cases should be handled seriously and reported to local police. You can also file a report with the Anti-Phishing Working Group
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May 24, 2009
Hydroxycut = HydroxyDEATH

As an avid USER of the Product, I have to warn those who have taken my advice to please read the following!!!
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently released a consumer advisory about certain Hydroxycut-branded products. According to the advisory, the FDA has received 23 reports over more than seven years about consumers having experienced serious liver-related problems coinciding with the time they were taking Hydroxycut-branded products. The advisory states that, “Although the liver damage appears to be relatively rare, FDA believes consumers should not be exposed to unnecessary risk.”
While this is a small number of reports relative to the many millions of people who have used Hydroxycut products over the years, out of an abundance of caution and because consumer safety is our top priority, we are voluntarily recalling these Hydroxycut-branded products.
The information below answers questions consumers may have about the advisory, the recall, and Hydroxycut-branded products.
What is Hydroxycut?
Hydroxycut is the brand name of some of America’s top-selling weight loss products which are taken by millions of consumers each year. Hydroxycut products are made by Iovate Health Sciences, which has over 750 items sold in more than 70 countries around the world.
What steps do you take to ensure the safety of Hydroxycut-branded products?
We conduct internal analyses of individual ingredients, and undertake extensive medical, scientific and toxicological literature reviews on the safety of the ingredients during the development stage of each product. Additionally, third-party experts from the leading independent scientific firm specializing in ingredient assessment, toxicology and product safety for the nutritional and pharmaceutical industry review the safety of Iovate’s ingredients and formulas before products are introduced in the marketplace. Only after this external review is completed does Iovate release a formula.
Why did Iovate voluntarily recall Hydroxycut-branded products?
Iovate initiated a voluntary recall when it became aware that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s assessment of 23 reports about consumers having experienced liver-related problems, as well as a small number of published case reports, was different from Iovate’s analysis. On May 1, 2009, the FDA issued an advisory which states that, “Although the liver damage appears to be relatively rare, FDA believes consumers should not be exposed to unnecessary risk.”
The number of adverse event reports described by the FDA is small relative to the many millions of people who have used Hydroxycut products over the 7 years referenced by the FDA. Iovate’s own assessment of the potential risk associated with the use of these products differs from that expressed by the Agency. Every product marketed by Iovate is evaluated during its development for the safety of its individual ingredients. Additionally, independent third-party experts from the leading independent scientific firm specializing in ingredient assessment, toxicology and product safety for the nutritional and pharmaceutical industry review the safety of Iovate’s ingredients and formulas before products are introduced in the marketplace. Only after this external review is completed does Iovate release a formula.
However, out of an abundance of caution and because consumer safety is Iovate’s top priority, Iovate is voluntarily recalling these Hydroxycut-branded products.
What is an adverse event?
The term “adverse event” refers to any unexpected or unintended event that happens while an individual is taking a dietary supplement, whether or not the supplement caused the event. Even minor events can be considered adverse if they are unexpected or unintended.
Which products are covered by this voluntary recall?
The following products are covered by this voluntary recall:
- Hydroxycut Regular Rapid Release Caplets
- Hydroxycut Caffeine-Free Rapid Release Caplets
- Hydroxycut Hardcore Liquid Capsules
- Hydroxycut Max Liquid Capsules
- Hydroxycut Regular Drink Packets
- Hydroxycut Caffeine-Free Drink Packets
- Hydroxycut Hardcore Drink Packets (Ignition Stix)
- Hydroxycut Max Drink Packets
- Hydroxycut Liquid Shots
- Hydroxycut Hardcore RTDs (Ready-to-Drink)
- Hydroxycut Max Aqua Shed
- Hydroxycut 24
- Hydroxycut Carb Control
- Hydroxycut Natural
Does the advisory say I should stop taking Hydroxycut-branded products?
Yes. The FDA’s advisory states that, “Consumers who have these products are urged to stop using them.”
What if I want to return my Hydroxycut product. How do I do that?
For product refunds, consumers are directed to return their product directly to the place of purchase.
February 06, 2009
January 25, 2009
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December 28, 2008
December 27, 2008
WOLVERINE TRAILER
September 29, 2008
Hack Happy - Watch You Tube Video in HD
&FMP=18
Add that to the end of the url and go. What's a URL? Here's an example.
http://YouStupidIdiot.com or http://ICantBelieveYouDontKnowWHatAUrlIs.org/6969
so take the "&FMP=18" (don't put the quotes in you moron) and place it at the end of the URL like so:
http://YouStupidIdiot.com&FMP=18
'nuf said!
July 18, 2008
The New Apple Iphone - Gotta Have It!
brings us closer to heaven...er...
I mean HELL!
February 12, 2008
"T-VeR" Site of the Month
Not only do they have a no-nonsense approach and general understanding of
todays tech industry but also because of the dynamics between the two co-hosts
Kevin Pereira and Olivia Munn share!
Click on the logo and visit the shows video micro-site
to understand why they receive the
"T-VeR" Website of the month.

February 03, 2008
Social Networking Fatigue
Attack of the Show SeriesG4's - THE LOOP asks "When it comes to
computerized social networking,
How Much Is Too Much?
February 01, 2008
December 25, 2007
Feliz Navidad y Feliz Nuevo Ano
If anyone is too intoxicated or even slightly buzzed, TAXI or CAB it or give me a call and
I will gladly pick you up and act as designated driver for you!
The most precious gift you can bestow upon me can not be wrapped with bows and ribbons nor purchased on-line! By being safe this holiday season ensures me of your continued Friendship, Love and Support throughout 2008! Let's make this year the best it can be!
Always,
LOUIE LUEVANOS
The Virtual Recruiter