Stephen works quietly on his to do list, until Chuck, Brysson and Glenn interrupt and show him what writing poetry is all about. Credits Produced by Alex Horan and Johnny Chew Dan Chamberlain — Brysson Johnny Chew — Brian Alex Horan – Stephen, Chuck Jerry Regan – Glenn

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selfpublishingpodcast.com – This is our live-streamed recording session for the Self-Publishing Podcast, episode #12 Voice, and Style for the Self-Published Author. Full show notes and the podcast audio recording are at selfpublishingpodcast.com We stream our recording sessions live at roughly at 3pm Eastern time on Tuesdays, but we’re hardly professional enough to keep that schedule perfectly. You can subscribe to the Self Publishing Podcast in iTunes and the other big podcast directories. Please leave us a review or a comment in iTunes if you enjoy the show! *** Lots to offer in this episode… check it out. We’re live-streaming video! We started this episode by announcing that we were, for the first time, streaming the video feed of the Google Hangout we were using to record the podcast. Sean, Dave and I have always recorded our podcasts while also using video so that we could catch each other’s visual cues (like Dave mooning his webcam), but from here on out we’ll also broadcast that video. You can visit and/or subscribe to our Self Publishing Podcast YouTube channel, or you can watch the archived video of this week’s episode directly. NOTE: Our intention is to record EVERY Tuesday at 3pm Eastern US time and to broadcast/stream our video in this same way, but we suck at coordination of such things and will certainly not adhere to that schedule exactly. But in general, if you want a laugh, try checking our YouTube channel at 3pm on Tuesdays. Most Tuesdays we should be <b>…</b>

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This year’s production of Shakespeare’s "As You Like It" incorporates the fun, witty, whimsical style that has made GSC’s Summer Shakespeare plays a local tradition for those looking for affordable, family-friendly entertainment. Tickets are available online at www.summershakespeare.org or by calling 864.770.1372. Video production provided by Your Creative People, Greenville, SC http www.facebook.com Synopsis: Devious Duke Frederick has usurped the kingdom of his older brother, Duke Senior, whose daughter Rosalind remains at court as the confidante of Frederick’s only child, Celia. After a wrestling match in which a dashing newcomer defeats the local favorite, the victor, Orlando de Bois, falls head-over-heels for Rosalind. But their happiness will have to wait since the two must separately flee the court. In the forest of Arden, Rosalind disguises herself as a young man named Ganymede and Celia calls herself Aliena, sister to the youth. To the same forest go Orlando and his trusty servant Adam. There they encounter Duke Senior and his merry men, and Orlando spends his days writing poetry to Rosalind. Soon "Ganymede" meets Orlando and playfully attempts to cure him of his lovesickness. In the final scene, the whole company learns that a life of love, although filled with much folly—is indeed a life most jolly. About GSC: The Greenville Shakespeare Company is a nonprofit organization located in the Upstate of South Carolina. GSC exists to provide the Upstate of South <b>…</b>

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As part of Sundress Publications, the Weekend Workshops are monthly creative writing workshops focused on growing the literary arts in Eastern Tennessee. Workshoppers are treated to a minimum of ten hours of instruction by advanced writers in their fields who can help not only to hone their craft but help discuss where to publish it. Each workshop also includes an element of incorporated learning, where attendees are taught a skill outside of the literary arts — including pickling, beer-making, crochet, baking, archery, etc. These skills help to broaden the experiences and vocabulary of the writer in order to keep the writing fresh and engaged with the outside world.

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Lyrics: Listen kiddos, it’s time to pay attention I won’t mention all the tension cuz we are in fierce contention You say that you the best, that’s just a pretension Where’s your comprehension? There is no prevention of my ascension I’m a contradiction cuz I’m Christian and I’m mixin’ in With all these other rappers who are great at writing fiction This is my composition, you don’t have to listen My prediction’s that my diction will become your affliction But I’m just playing, dawg, you incredible You is a talking tree, you is so impregnable But sadly, what I see on the front side You don’t have no teeth, you is all bark and no bite I wear these glasses so that I can fix my sight These braces are worn so they can make my teeth all right Overbite, underbite, really I don’t know I has a sweet tooth, Victor Bailey, no low blow But hot damn, foo’, that’s just baby talk Whenever you insult me, try to make sure it’ll stalk My mind and brain for ages to come like teen years til’ death Flick me off, I’ll bite my thumb Ain’t on that Drizzy Drake, but I got to say something Pardon my child face, I’m still developing I haven’t made it big, rabbit’s foot I’m still rubbing I don’t get blunted, I ain’t that stupid You moving up from rag to raggedy You thought that you was the best, homie that was fallacy Why is it that you damn God, don’t you know that’s blasphemy It ain’t His fault that your brain is undergoing atrophy Don’t know what that means? Precisely what I’m saying I’m praying <b>…</b>

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Subscribe Now: www.youtube.com Watch More: www.youtube.com Making your own thank you cards is something that you can do right in the comfort of your own home. Find out how to make your own thank you cards with help from a professional designer and artist in this free video clip. Expert: Jamie Jay Contact: www.finecustomart.com Bio: Jamie Jay has been a professional designer and artist since 1996. Her experience also includes illustration and writing, publishing "The Napkin Book," available on Kindle in 2011. Filmmaker: Jamie Jay Series Description: With greeting cards that you can purchase in stores getting more and more expensive as time goes on, a nice alternative is to creatively make your own right at home. Find out how to make your own homemade greeting cards with help from a professional designer and artist in this free video series.

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Peter Rowan left his job as a "corporate weenie" in 2010 to live a life with less stuff and fewer expenses and with more time to pursue his dreams. Since downsizing his life, he’s begun writing fiction from home (in addition to a teaching gig) so for a bit more privacy, this year he decided to single-handedly convert the family’s unused garage into his off-grid writing retreat. Crafting it mostly out of repurposed materials, he decided to heat it using a home-made, recycled can solar panel. After collecting 275 cans (soda, juice, mineral water and beer), he began to drill holes into the ends, glue them together and fit them into a box crafted from plywood and 2 by 4′s. Adding a bit of black spray paint and some plexiglass, he created his home-made solar panel. He salvaged a couple of fans from an old computer to create a system for pushing cold air into the solar panel and pushing the hot air out and into his office. In this video, Mary Rowan used her iphone to film her husband’s month-long process building a solar heater with recycled cans. Granted Seattle may not be the ideal spot for solar, but Peter says that it seems to heat up the space by about 5 or 6 degrees even on a "crummy day" and when the sun is out it can provide too much heat. Instructions for building a solar heater with recycled cans: faircompanies.com More info on original story: faircompanies.com

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But you definitely need to have knowledge in particular article category that gets you lot of article writing orders from clients.  For instance if you can write good resumes helping young people to get jobs, you can start a blog and start writing every day and submit blog articles to your blog. This will be a good reference for your clients who approach you for resume writing.

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