Steele4real

Maybe because I am a vendor at most of these yearly festivals, but no other song in the history of music has annoyed me as much as "tee na na".

Everything about it, from its swamp pop cajun roots, to the lyrics that make no sense, to the melody, to the average amateurs who perform it on stage. And then, every band performs this song. In the course of a weekend at a festival, I hear this song as many as 7 times. It's God awful :(

By the way, what does "Tee Na Na" even mean? Riddle me that???

More than just trying to kiss arse, writing a letter or sending an email is just something you should do out of courtesy. If you really want a job, offer to work for 2 weeks for a trial period with no pay. This has never failed me because it shows your dedication to getting the job and not to mention they've never took me up on the offer... I'm not sure they could justify the free labor in their minds.

If they're legit, it means they have money to give you. If they want exclusive rights (as opposed to just commercial rights) charge them an assload.

I would ask in what nature would the footage be used, and then ask them how much they're willing to pay for it.

Regardless of their response say something to the effect of "whoaaaa, is that it?" then plead your case that this footage is rare and that they'll have to make you a better offer. They'll proceed and asking you what you think is fair. Go ahead and state an offer that is double what they initially offered.

They'll say they can't afford it, then you say well the very least I can take is (175% of their initial offer). They'll come down on you from that and y'all will likely agree on 150% of what they initially offer.

I haven't read through this entire thread but when I was 16 I bought 50,000 in Iraqi dinar because of what I read in an ebook. Is this money finally worth something? And if so where do I go exchange it at?

From what I've read you're spot on, but seeing as you have a good GPA and you went to a better than average school you'd likely be in the higher range of that average. There's a lot of variables of course, that's just my guess.

Chemical engineering seems harder than Pete. They have similarities, but I'm not exactly sure you could classify it as a subset of chem.

I had read 83k back in 09, but statistics have a way of not telling the whole story if you know what I mean.