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How To Spot a Liar

JohnStejskal — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 18:06:52 -0500

The techniques bellow will show you how to tell if you are being lied to. These techniques are used by government agencies for interrogation. They can easily be utilized in relationships and in business situations. To make successful use of these indicators, it helps to know the suspect's ‘normal' body language and reactions to different situations.

How To Throw a Great Retirement Party

Elizabeth69 — Wed, 17 May 2006 10:38:00 -0500

Most of us look forward to the day when we will be able to retire. No more alarm clocks, no more overtime, and no more answering to the boss. Retirement is freedom -- and a wonderful reason to have a party! If you are planning a retirement party, here are a few good ideas:

Create a festive atmosphere. Balloons, streamers and a nice assortment of party foods are a given, but for a retirement party, you might want to add a few special touches. Gather some photographs of the retiree throughout the years and make some large copies. Copies can be made inexpensively at many "quick print" locations. "Frame" the pictures by pasting them onto slightly larger sheets of brightly colored construction paper, and post them throughout the party room.

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How To Shake Hands

Vanessa264 — Mon, 23 Apr 2007 13:37:00 -0500

Let's face it: Some people--like the Kennedys--know how to shake hands. And considering that you can make or break a deal--or an election--depending upon how well you shake hands, it's important that you learn how to shake hands well:

First impressions. Your handshake will do much to establish a first impression of yourself. Even if your hand is greasy, sweaty or otherwise less-than-presentable, give it a quick swipe, and extend it anyway. Extending a hand is an important symbol of friendship, approachability, trustworthiness and it is all-important in establishing an initial connection with another person. Really, the significance of a handshake cannot be overstated--if you don't have a passable handshake, you aren't getting the job.

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