Read more about Jeff Bakalar of CNET’s The 404! And read more about how I hate shopping here.
And here’s a picture of me and Jeff. (Maybe I’ll start putting photos in here more?)
Read more about Jeff Bakalar of CNET’s The 404! And read more about how I hate shopping here.
And here’s a picture of me and Jeff. (Maybe I’ll start putting photos in here more?)
Hello my little finger sandwiches, I have a lot to tell you, about yesterday’s headshot shoot and my feelings about Lauren Conrad’s book which I haven’t read however right now I need to ask you a question. Here goes:
Do you prefer when I have a guest on The Daily Alison or did you like it better when I answered your questions, Q&A style? I’m not thinking of scrapping either format, I’ll likely keep both, but just looking for some feedback so please fill out this comment card.
Well, what do you know, I’ve run out of comment cards! How about you just leave your thoughts in the comment section instead. Ok then!
Hot Q&A action you guys!
I embedded it because I’m fancy. Not too fancy though. Just fancy enough.
Go here to read what they had to say and to see a picture where I don’t quite look like myself.
I was on The 404 today and wore a helmet the whole time to protect myself from accidentally looking beautiful. You can go here to read about the morning from their perspective (and to listen to the podcast and watch the video.)
Here are some photos. Ooooh, photos. You love photos.
Here I am in the monitor seeing if it’s safe. (It was.)
Here I am with the guys, protecting myself from accidentally falling job offers.

Here I am with Jeff Bakalar. My head looks so naked in this photo!

And here I am with Wilson Tang.
And here I am with Justin Yu. Despite the fact that I’m a wacky/zany person, I seldom make the wacky/zany face in photos hence many shots like the above. My repertoire is more limited to talking into bananas/carrots and wearing helmets, obviously. And, as the above picture would attest: looking pasty. I need a tan and a helmet.
Okay seriously! Is rain during an interview going to repeatedly flummox me? Apparently I’m powerless not to abandon whatever question I’m in the middle of asking to instead talk about the rain. And it’s not like I just started interviewing people. Clearly what’s going on is that rain was just invented. This is probably what it was like when TV was first invented. People would be sitting in their caves chewing leaves and using every part of a boar and then the minute someone in a neighboring cave turned on the TV it was goodbye discussions of homemade boar jerky and hello Newhart.
Anyway, this is Tony Camin.
I’m on CNET’s The 404 tomorrow.
And don’t forget there’s this site too! Thedailyalison.com. Go there if you’re sick of all these damn words.
So this is a Daily Alison first: in the episode before this one, Courtney Reimer mentioned The Cajun Boy and then this episode featured The Cajun Boy. My series now includes foreshadowing! Can alliteration be far behind?
Go here to read The Cajun Boy’s stuff on Gawker and here to see his blog.
I’ll be on The Strategy Room in the noon hour tomorrow (Wednesday) and I’ll be on CNET’s The 404 on Thursday. In theory you could go to my appearances page and it would be updated with loads of great info and a fresh batch of brownies but I haven’t updated it or baked yet.
Hello! Loads of links you may want to peruse for background on all the myriad things discussed in the above episode:
Courtney Reimer, Courtney Reimer’s twitter, Courtney Reimer’s twitter mentioned on Gawker hence “Bard of Lard,” Eddie of Next Food Network Star and his eyebrows

