6 kinds Facebook or Twitter status who make miserable!!

1. Negative comments about the job or company

As quoted from PC World, Wednesday (28.09.2010), many Facebook members feel the need to notify your friends or family about the bad job and their company or how unpleasant coworkers in the office. It should not be done because of anything that was posted on Facebook, can easily leak anywhere - even if you have set it in such a way that only certain people who can read it.

2. Boss defends all-out in online feud

This is because even though you think no problem with everything said, but actually you are not a public relations professional. Thus, what you post could be wrong and damaging the company image.

3. Talking about things related to company secrets

For example, you know the rumors that the company was discussing some of your colleagues to be dismissed from employment. You'd better shut up and do not disclose it on Facebook.

4. Hiding the identity and pretend to be someone else.

Of course badly pretending to be someone else. The best advice is just apply to be honest with ourselves, in order to avoid misunderstandings.

5. Tell too much about private lives to recreational activities

Instead, you sort out what he wanted to tell. No need too much indulgence in the story in your personal life and activities on Facebook. Since this may affect your image in the company.

6. Posting inappropriate pictures

Not only the words in the post status, post status on Facebook was able to bring disaster to your career. Do not believe? For example a member of the cheerleading team named Caitlyn Davis, was fired from the team just because his Facebook profile picture in the account was raised middle finger. What's your Facebook status today?

How to wash your helmet (no need going to helmet washer)

Based on my first post,now i will post a tutorials how to wash helmet by own. This article is post by : sportbikeguy.com
What you needed:  
1. Laundry Sink or Bathtub
2. Gentle Laundry Soap (i.e. Woolite)
3. Towels (2)

Estimates:        
Time: 15-30 minutes to wash, 24-72 hours to dry.

Cost:
~$5 USD for detergent.

Even if your helmet has removable pads, you should wash the helmet out as well. You can wash the pads at the same time and leave them out to dry with it.

Step 1 - Remove the visor   

 
Step 2 - Place towel in tub
You do not want to scratch your nice helmet, do you? Make sure you put the drain plug in first.

Step 3 - Measure out some of your favorite delicate laundry detergent     

Step 4 - Fill the tub 

Step 5 - Wash the helmet
Squish the soapy water through the pads and the rest of the helmet.
Open your vents and let some soap drain through them as well.     

Step 6 - Drain

Step 7 - Rinse
Rinse the soap from the outside, vents, and inside.
To get the soap out of the pads, squish the clean water in them repeatedly. Be thorough   

Step 8 - Drain
Hold it like this for a bit to let much of the water drain out.    

Step 9 - Dry
The best for way for a helmet to dry is on a dish rack like this one. It allows air to circulate to let it dry faster.
DO NOT use a heat source (hair dryer, etc.) to expedite the drying process! The heat will cause glue breakdown and other problems. Just DON NOT do it! (This are excatly true, because I have tried to dry out using a hairdyer but instead make helmet use is not fragrant)

So, now you can wash your helmet by yourself. No need to go to helmet washer.

Helmet Washing by yourself (no need going to helmet washer)

This is my first post. Let's have fun,because it is my first post ..... LOL
Actually there are things that i want to do. HELMET WASHING
May seem trivial, but for dirty people like me, it's as helpful.
Because I was not helmet-shaped flavor and aroma are rival Waste Disposal
I've got a few articles about how to clean a helmet.
However, I want to prove the truth of the article.
So,wait Field Report from me some time to come
As it is, you can explore my blog that this content does not exist
Fasten your seatbelt.