Web Marketing: Blogs and Video are powerful distribution tools ... video editor quits her job by filming herself dancing around boss's office at 4am and posting it on YouTube

Video and blogs are powerful distribution tools, are you using it on your web site to tell the world about how great your products and services are? 

 If not, you gotta get some video on. And don't forget to blog. I have been saying this for years and those two tools just keep getting stronger in delivering your message.

Video editor quits her job by filming herself dancing around boss's office at 4am and posting it on YouTube, then she writes a 1,500 blog and sends it out too.

Here are ways of quitting a job you hate... and then there are ways of quitting a job you hate. 

And this is most certainly the latter.

When video editor Marina Schifrin decided she wanted to leave her New York employer because she didn't agree with the direction the company was taking, she didn't pop into her boss's office to have a quiet word.

Instead, she posted a film on YouTube of herself dancing around the open-plan workspace to Kanye West's hit single Gone with subtitles explaining her grievances in detail.

And as if that were not enough, she also penned a 1,500-word blog outlining her reasons, which she called Journalism is Dead (To Me).

Tactfully she never names the company for which she worked but pulls few punches in her reasons for wanting out.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2439252/Video-editor-quits-job-filming-dancing-bosss-office-4am-posting-YouTube.html#ixzz2gOsIz3j8

Ready to be a wonderful change in your journey? One of my favorite video clips ! (4 min)

Natural Remedies: 30+ proven techniques to treat your ailments

Natural News is a comprehensive resource for learning about natural health care.  Here is a link to a resource I have used again and again. 

Hope it helps you too.

http://www.naturalnews.com/natural_remedies.html

Inside the rural Missouri town with mysterious light that even Army engineers are at a loss to explain

A photographic series documents a famously unexplained light phenomenon that appears in an area of the Ozarks known as the Devil's Promenade by speaking with the locals who've seen it and heard tales of it all their lives.

The name of the area lends the series, created by artists Lara Shipley and Antone Dolezal, its name and the apparition itself is known to the townspeople in southwest Missouri as the Spook Light.

Spook Light appears as a basketball-sized orb of light, but only every so often and only by chance on a road called E50, where the rolling Ozark hills disappear into the endless flatness of Kansas and Oklahoma.

Even the Army Corps of Engineers once tried to pinpoint the cause of the floating orb. They traveled to the area outside Joplin, a town now known as the 2011 site of a devastating F5 tornado, to study the Spook Light in the early 1940s.

They were unable to come to any conclusions.

Guesses as to its origins run from everyday expulsions of gas from the areas abundant shale deposits to UFOs.

‘It was before midnight,’ she said. ‘It was like a big, huge ball with a yellow glow and it went right straight through our car. I just screamed.’

Mary Roundtree, a local historian, told NPR she's seen the light, too.

'Its very spooky,' she said. 'It looks like a light way far off, and then its right on you.'

Roundtree said she saw the light as a kid when she and her parents were lured to E50 out of curiosity.

'My heart was just pounding and it was up in my throat and I thought my head was going to explode and my hands got all cold,' she said.

And like almost everyone else whose seen the bobbing orb, she has her own variation of the tale that's behind it.

According to Roundtree, a old Indian man came across some dead bodies in the woods where the Spook now appears. After he buried them, a white farmer came by carrying a lantern. The two killed one another but the light of the lantern still hangs there as an apparition.

Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2437351/The-Devils-Promenade-Haunting-photos-document-unexplained-light-phenomenon-inhabitants-Ozarks-town-appears.html#ixzz2gIRupte2