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Τρίτη 5 Φεβρουαρίου 2013

WHY PEOPLE TAKE AND LOOK AT PHOTOGRAPHS!


Photographs  are everywhere: In living  rooms  and  offices, on computer desktops  and cell  phone screens. But why  do  people actually like  taking  and  looking  at  photographs   so much? It s belief  that  they do it for  a  variety  of  reasons.

First and foremost, people love taking and looking at photographs  because, in this way, they are  able to  remember places they have been  to  or  past  events  in  their lives. For example, photographs can  help us  remember  an enjoyable summer  or winter  holiday,  the  exciting  activities  we took  part  in  and  the  beautiful  landscapes  that  surrounded  us.

What is  more, taking photographs is  a hobby  for  many  people. There  is  no doubt that photography is  an  art form,  so it  is  a  way  for  people  to  create and express  themselves, and even, for professional photographers, to make a  rewarding career. For some people photography is a passion, even though they don' t regard themselves as artists. When  they look  at  the  photographs they have taken, they feel satisfaction  and  happiness.

On the whole,  photographs  are  an  integral  part of our life. They not only fill  us  with memories, but are also a means for some of us  to  express  our artistic abilities.

Κυριακή 6 Ιανουαρίου 2013

Business Blog


Some  meetings are  reallyunproductive. People bicker- they  talk over others and don’t listen. Consequently, meeting drag on and on. This  wouldn’t happen if business  had a set of meeting rules. Instead, meetings would be useful, productive ang short! Here are my suggestions  for meeting  etiquette.

Send your apologies if you cannot attend. Your colleagues may be waiting for you so they can start the meeting.

State your opinion once only. If it’s good idea, people will take note. There’s need to repeat  yourself.

If you disagree with  someone, don’t interrupt. Wait until the other person finishes speaking, and then state your objection.

Don’t use jargon. Your colleagues may not be specialists in your field, so they will need to keep asking for explanations.
This wastes time. Talk in everyday languagr so that everybody can understand.