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What if an Alien and Predator decided to put their differences and have a baby. It sounds crazy, I know, but I guess that's what Roongrojna Sangwongprisarn had in mind when he built this crazy looking bike. Roongrojna is a Bangkok-based artist who creates all sorts of amazing metal sculptures based on the popular monsters, using scrap parts from cars, motorcycles and bicycles. 54-year-old owns four stores across Thailand called Ko Art Shop, and export their artwork worldwide.
You've probably seen more impressive Hollywood movie props, but unlike them, this impressive piece of metal work actually ride comfortable. I have no idea what this bike to start, or how fast it is, but who needs speed when you ride on a metal masterpiece like this, right.
Alien Predator Motorcycle Design
The three areas of bicycle design I like is the tail wrap around the back, the combination of Predator dreadlocks and alien head, and very cool Mandi blaze sticks on the side and front of the stranger's mouth and teeth.
The 27-year-old Aussie Rachael Taylor shows her beauty in Vogue Australia, while explaining his role in "Charlie's Angels" reboot. Drew Barrymore, who is known to be Charlie's angel himself, is executive producer for the new series. She is ready to debut for his new TV series "Charlie's Angels" and Rachael Taylor showed his true beauty in August 2011 issue of Vogue Australia. Striking a series of sexy poses for a glamorous spread, including the 27-year-old Australian actress chatted with the magazine about her career and her role in "Charlie's Angels" reboot.
Taylor talks about Barrymore production techniques:
"I like her schtick, she comes off as really funny and she is very sweet and very nutritious, but she is tough as she is a very smart lady. She knows what her audience is and she knows how to deliver."
She continued, "The fight-or-flight mechanism . I'm fly, which is perfect for my character, really, because she is fast. But in the end it was a big pay-off to learn how to handle me themselves. I mean, look at my wrist. I'm very flexible, but I'm not strong.
Happy Friday to everyone and a special "Follow Friday" to all those on Twitter. It's a Twitter tradition to recommend some of your own special followers to others in the fast-growing social media site.
My Follow Friday recommendation is to Kristin Slocum who works for Mobility 21 as the transportation advocacy group's communications manager. She is heading up some major initiatives and helping to transform the public face of transportation using both traditional and new media tools.
Aside from her stunning work as a visual communicator and public relations professional, Kristin and husband, Mike, will soon appear in a reality show of their own wedding on The Learning Channel's Fabulous Cakes.
Here is a little slice preview of the behind-the-scenes look at the making of their reality show set to air Aug. 2, featuring the centerpiece of any wedding celebration -- the fabulous cake.
I asked Elmira Karimzadeh, our intern at the Orange County Transportation Authority and recent graduate of Cal State Fullerton, to share her tips with other interns and their employees.
Elmira is an extraordinary professional -- mature and experienced beyond her years.
She is an active participant of our nationally recognized social media team and spoke on a Gov 2.0 panel with other regional and national experts on how to increase citizen engagement.
Check out this slideshow of her work with service dogs, her visit to Bravo's the Real Housewives of County and this audio interview interupted by reality show star Jeana Keough after an exclusive runway show with pop singer Livi Franc.
After hearing this audio interview with Elmira and checking out her six tips for a successful internship, please let us know what you think and share your own advice.
By Elmira Karimzadeh Guest blogger
My nearly two years at OCTA have confirmed my place in public relations.
Although school is valuable and necessary, hands-on experience is priceless. I have evolved from an intimidated third-year PR student to a confident young professional looking forward to my career in communications.
This rewarding journey has been challenging, thrilling and filled with lessons. These are my top six tips to maximize your internship. 1. Every successful writer has a great editor When your boss critiques your writing, which is inevitable and eye-opening, pay attention. If you are attentive and ask the proper questions, the blood bath that has resulted from the overuse of red ink will mean more than just a bruised ego.
Learn from your mistakes, and be mindful of them with your next writing assignment.
2. Vary your writing -- don’t lose your creative edge As a public relations professional, you’re a writer. At OCTA, I write a biweekly newsletter, press releases, facts sheets and advertorials, but I write on my off-time too.
Don’t allow your writing to become mechanical. A former professor once advised me not to limit myself to certain writing styles. Practice all writing styles- even those that are not relevant to your line of work.
I will never have to write a poem in my professional life, but that doesn’t stop me from doing so in my personal life.
3. Be proactive A willingness to do extra work shows enthusiasm and positions you as a “go-getter.” When you have down-time at your internship, ask your supervisor or others in your department if there’s an assignment they need help with.
By asking for more work you showcase your abilities and kind gestures, of any caliber, will not be forgotten.
4. Read, read and read some more Be informed on current events. Know the trending topics in public relations. Articles in main-stream and trade publications are filled with helpful advice.
Case studies are a useful way to learn from the mistake of others. Being well-versed isn’t just beneficial to you, but it makes for useful small talk with other professionals. It’s a networking icebreaker.
5. Network Now that you’re caught-up on your morning read, put it to good use by participating in industry networking events.
Networking sessions are useful even if you’re not looking for an employment opportunity. It’s always good to meet other professionals who are contributing to public relations.
6. Continue learning This next tip applies to life and public relations. Never close-off your mind to learning.
I’m a recent graduate and have much to learn about public relations, but I hope when I’m an experienced veteran – I’ll still be eager to learn about my field.
Here is a music slideshow of our next foodie gathering at Xanh Bistro, a little "green" gem on the edge of Little Saigon. It's appropriately located across from Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley.
The restaurant's name also is fitting because "xanh" means green in Vietnamese, and its gourmet food prepared by chef/owner Haley Nguyen blends the freshness of the Southeast Asian cruisine with refined western culinary techniques. Her desserts perfectly showcase her skills.
The lunch is part of our regular Orange County tweetups or better known as twEATup because the emphasis is gathering for good company and great food. The non-hosted event is open to all -- just bring money for your portion for lunch and be ready to share everything and anything that makes you care.
Please RSVP here and feel free to invite anyone for the noon lunchtime gathering for Friday, July 30 at Xanh Bistro, 16161 Brookhurst St. in Fountain Valley. Post any questions or comments on Twitter at the "hashtag" of #OCtwEATup or post them to the blog.
Many of the photos are courtesy of Megan Enloe, a social media consultant and all-around wonderful person who cares about good people and of course good food. And here are some additional links for Xanh Bistro and Yelp reviews.
