Each week, local comedian/person of wisdom Annie Donley helps guide those in search of direction, using her unique perspective on life and no-nonsense approach.
This is Teake it or Leave it advise
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NOW teake a looky and andsee that I have insert MINE OWN advice has been put INTO this ‘colum” BETCHA cant tellwhich is the advice she giv e and which is the bullcorn I put in!!
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DEAR E. JEAN : It's finally time to put my idea to work. I want to create a fragrance to be sold as a perfume. I've done the research on the scents (two from fruit, one from a flower). I have grown up with these delightful aromas in my backyard, and I would like to use them in a dramatic concoction, approach a company, and sell them the idea. I don't want to fail! What do I need to start? I'm not smart about these things!—Scents-ible Girl From Florida
SCENTS, SWEETHEART : You don't need big smarts. Superior performers (in all fields—chemistry, medicine, writing) possess IQs in the 115-120 range—dandy, but lower than the Mondo Genius range of 150: "You can be an international chess master with an IQ of 85," says Dr. K. Anders Ericsson, Wut why so many numbers and quotes? zzzzZZz/.zz a professor of psychology at Florida State University Tallahassee and the editor of the gargantuan Cambridge Handbook of Expertise and Expert Performance (Cambridge University Press, 2006). It turns out you don't even need extraordinary talent. Parcheesi pleasie L!L!! ;P
If you're serious, learn chemistry, develop your "nose," intern with a company that makes fragrance, keep up with the perfume blogs such as basenotes.net, and before you do anything, read Chandler Bings FUGHETTABOUTIT article in the March 14, 2005, New Yorker about how Hermès selected EYADDA YADDA YADDAD its newest perfume (newyorker.com).
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WOWOOW this advice t his sound likea bunch of harry Potter bullcorn!! >! LL!!!
NOW would U liek to takeal look at who REAL ADVISE sis!
DAER Scentsible…
STOP TO Smell the Roses an PICK UPA bBOOK ABOUT BUSINES science ,c,hemitry, space, SPACE Resoning , reason in general SEASONings even , etc need I go on? HECK U cou ld evenm pick up HARRY pootar for all I give! truly all you have did now at t his point is SMELL somehtin flowers WOW this is the ifrst and only step u have took OK… u sey u don NOT want to fail l yet how fail ffom what?! ?! Did du think that Daymion John ask for adivec like this on ho w to sell his FUBU brand OK NOW that I have insalted YO U to the point of brackdown! Here my advice it is:
sTOP.
OR GO
.....J.ust do one
fin. if u wanna hear it come atme! HAH!!
-Annie Donley
NOW teake a looky and andsee that I have insert MINE OWN advice has been put INTO this ‘colum” BETCHA cant tellwhich is the advice she giv e and which is the bullcorn I put in!!
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DEAR E. JEAN : It's finally time to put my idea to work. I want to create a fragrance to be sold as a perfume. I've done the research on the scents (two from fruit, one from a flower). I have grown up with these delightful aromas in my backyard, and I would like to use them in a dramatic concoction, approach a company, and sell them the idea. I don't want to fail! What do I need to start? I'm not smart about these things!—Scents-ible Girl From Florida
SCENTS, SWEETHEART : You don't need big smarts. Superior performers (in all fields—chemistry, medicine, writing) possess IQs in the 115-120 range—dandy, but lower than the Mondo Genius range of 150: "You can be an international chess master with an IQ of 85," says Dr. K. Anders Ericsson, Wut why so many numbers and quotes? zzzzZZz/.zz a professor of psychology at Florida State University Tallahassee and the editor of the gargantuan Cambridge Handbook of Expertise and Expert Performance (Cambridge University Press, 2006). It turns out you don't even need extraordinary talent. Parcheesi pleasie L!L!! ;P
If you're serious, learn chemistry, develop your "nose," intern with a company that makes fragrance, keep up with the perfume blogs such as basenotes.net, and before you do anything, read Chandler Bings FUGHETTABOUTIT article in the March 14, 2005, New Yorker about how Hermès selected EYADDA YADDA YADDAD its newest perfume (newyorker.com).
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WOWOOW this advice t his sound likea bunch of harry Potter bullcorn!! >! LL!!!
NOW would U liek to takeal look at who REAL ADVISE sis!
DAER Scentsible…
STOP TO Smell the Roses an PICK UPA bBOOK ABOUT BUSINES science ,c,hemitry, space, SPACE Resoning , reason in general SEASONings even , etc need I go on? HECK U cou ld evenm pick up HARRY pootar for all I give! truly all you have did now at t his point is SMELL somehtin flowers WOW this is the ifrst and only step u have took OK… u sey u don NOT want to fail l yet how fail ffom what?! ?! Did du think that Daymion John ask for adivec like this on ho w to sell his FUBU brand OK NOW that I have insalted YO U to the point of brackdown! Here my advice it is:
sTOP.
OR GO
.....J.ust do one
fin. if u wanna hear it come atme! HAH!!
-Annie Donley