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What Public Speaking Course Should I Take? A Detailed Guide
For many people, public speaking is an overwhelmingly daunting task that never feels easy, no matter how often we do it. So, if you have decided to take the plunge and start learning this skill, congratulations! You are already ahead of the majority. Public speaking courses can be a great starting point in your learning curve, as they offer just the structured training that sets the foundation for becoming a better public speaker.
'Star Wars:' Encyclopedia from DK: A Book Review
If it wasn’t for Star Wars I might never have been a GeekDad. Many of you as old as I (50+) will remember a time when admitting you liked Star Wars (let alone Dungeons & Dragons or Warhammer) was a good way to find yourself scorned, or at the very least, bring a promising conversation to an end. But I stuck it out and now the geeks have inherited the Earth. Star Wars is everywhere. Everyone (mostly) loves it, and the universe is ever-expanding.
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Improbable Aims To Change The Paradigm For Online Gaming Improbable aims to upend how we look at multiplayer games, with their new technology aimed at letting thousands of people play together at once.
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An Overview of Bitcoin's Early Years and History Curious about the world of Bitcoin? We've got an overview of how it came to be, and the history it's been through 2014.
Fitting In The World
"She's hard to get to know," they say behind my back, and awkwardness extends from that reality like slips of ribbon that tie around my throat, disabling conversations and making me all the more aware of the impact I have on others who haven't taken time to know me. I'm only hard to get to know sometimes. They notice my hands . They look at how I fill a chair.
Quitting Pickleball
28 days of flash - #16 of 28 - fiction Sylvia had only booked the appointment with the hypnotherapist to get out of going to her pickleball group. Aggie was too competitive and it made Sylvia uncomfortable when she would scream and demand Sylvia return her aggressive high fives. Last week, Aggie put it to a vote that the four of them should join a league. Sylvia agreed. She knew she would need to find reason to get out of it.
Deconstructing your faith? Feeling deeply hurt by the church? Read “Death to Deconstruction” by Joshua S. Porter
Bible, Skull, Candle as Symbol for Life, Death and Resurrection © Ezio Gutzemberg /stock.adobe.com Sometimes book titles obscure their interior message. An attention-grabbing, provocative title might wrap around a rote interior of boring, uninsightful ideas. But Death to Deconstruction: Reclaiming Faithfulness as an Act of Rebellion by Joshua S.
Opinion - We came here to graduate, push through and get your degree
College is the place where people go to better their life by continuing their education and learning valuable skills that will translate to a comfortable position doing what they have always wanted to do. When I first came to NMU, words cannot explain how excited I was when I actually arrived in Marquette and was getting ready to move in. That day, a group of friends and I walked around campus looking at all of the buildings to see exactly where our classes would be.
Why we need to sing great hymns
An open hymnbook sits atop a piano. © Don R. Cline /stock.adobe.com The following adapted excerpt is from Theology That Sticks: The Life-Changing Power of Exceptional Hymns by Chris Anderson. © 2022. Published by permission of Church Works Media. Chapter 1: The Sticking Power of Christian Music I don’t like music. I love it. Music is one of God’s great gifts to humanity. Scripture tells us that God sings (Zephaniah 3:17). And because we’re made in God’s image, we sing too.
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Why Autonomy Makes Electric Aviation Even More Sustainable — Kittyhawk
We already know electric aviation is greener than traditional jet or internal combustion aviation, just as electric cars are greener than gas ones. But there’s more to sustainability than just the power source – the amount of power consumed per mile is another factor, since most electricity still comes from mixed sources (coal and natural gas, in addition to renewable sources) that have a non-zero carbon footprint.
Your Best Life Later
“In this world you will have tribulation.” That’s a promise of Jesus, written in red letters in many Bibles. But it’s not one we quote often. There are other words of Jesus very like it: “Blessed are you when others revile you and persecute you and utter all kinds of evil against you falsely on my account” (Matthew 5:11). “Behold, I am sending you out as sheep in the midst of wolves” (Matthew 10:16). “If the world hates you, know that it has hated me before it hated you” (John 15:28).
Inside Janis Joplin's personal scrapbook
More than 50 years since the tragic death of US singer Janis Joplin, her siblings explain why now was the right time to release her personal scrapbook to the public To many, she was the first female rock star.
Interview With Sharod Brown, AKA Carolina Spill
Hey Carolina Spill! Where are you from? I’m from Beaufort, South Carolina When did you first get into music? I started music back in ’99, but I stopped in ’03. I started pushing as an artist again in 2017 What’s the biggest challenge that you’ve overcome as an artist? The most challenging thing I’ve overcome is learning to never tell yourself you can’t do something until you actually put yourself there to say I’ve tried it and it won’t work for me. Are you signed or independent?
Interview With MobBeatz
Hey MobBeatz, How are you? Great, thank you guys for having me! What is your biggest achievement? My biggest achievement yet is being signed to a record label for a single deal. I got signed with Wovie in Turkey which is a sub-label of Universal Music. I released my single S.O.S. featuring a popular Turkish rapper, Kubilay Karca. We’ll have many more achievements to come. Who is your biggest inspiration? My biggest inspiration is my friends and family back home.
Upcoming Artist From New Orleans T10
Tyron Tennessee, professionally known as T10, is an American Rapper, best recognized for his hit song, Big Foot. Now At over 3+ million Streams Worldwide. T10 is from New Orleans, Louisiana, home of some of the most recent record-breaking musical artists, in the world, such as NBA Youngboy, Lil Wayne, Kevin Gates & Lil Boosie. Growing up, T10 showed a keen interest in music. Eventually, when T10 began to learn more about music, he developed his craft & started making rap music.
Interview With Artist Ellis Prescott
Hi Ellis! How are you? Hey, I’m doing well, just working and trying to stay healthy during this crazy time. I just got back from a writers camp we put together in LA for a week, it was pretty crazy. Where are you from? I am from Seattle, WA born and raised. What is your greatest inspiration for music? My greatest inspiration for music is the opportunity that can come from doing it the right way. It’s amazing how you can change your life and even generations after you.
Interview: Detroit Zeus
Hi Detroit Zeus! How are you? I’m on Point. Where are you from? Detroit, Mi (West side, Plymouth Rd.) What is your greatest inspiration for your music? My experiences really. Being in the streets of Detroit and going through the motions and obstacles of inner city living. What are 3 words that describe your music? Hard, confident, charismatic. What is the hardest subject you’ve ever written about? Death. What are the challenges of being an artist?
Interview: Semaj The Poet
Hi Semaj The Poet! How are you? I am blessed beautiful and ready to make the world feel good through good vibes. Where are you from? Vallejo, CA What is your greatest inspiration for your music? My Mother, she always believed in me. And my Family. And Anime lol What are 3 words that describe your music? Different. Stylish. Groovy. What is the hardest subject you’ve ever written about? My Mother, I just wrote a song called “flor de licor” that was for her. It is very therapeutic for me.
Tony Hawk Documentary Coming To VoD This Summer
Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1 + 2 Remastered Collection has fans anticipating it for the games release on September 4th, 2020. Accompany the remasters this year will be Pretending I’m a Superman. A Tony Hawk documentary that will be doing a deep dive into the story of the first game, and future installments development. As well, how it affected the skateboard and gaming industry. Tony Hawk’s career took a downwards spiral in the 1990s.
Interview: Artist NyuKyung
Hi NyuKyung! How are you? I’m doing awesome, thank you for having me! Where are you from? I was born in Tacoma, WA but currently live in Vancouver, BC. What is your greatest inspiration for your music? My greatest inspiration for my music comes from my potential self. I’ve had a lot of artists influence me, but my biggest motivating factor is the artist I know I can become. What are 3 words that describe your music? Honest, heartfelt, and energetic What is the hardest subject you’ve ever written about?
Interview: Quantum
Hi Quantum! How are you? Hello, my name is Quantum. I am excited to be here today with Vents MAG. Where are you from? Detroit. What is your greatest inspiration for your music? My greatest inspiration for my music is being able to motivate others and express my emotions. What are 3 words that describe your music? UNIQUE, POWERFUL, FULFILLING. What is the hardest subject you’ve ever written about? The hardest subject I’ve ever written about is called “Life”. What are the challenges of being an artist?
Interview: Marcus432
Hi Marcus432! How are you? Best I’ve been, thanks for asking! Where are you from? I’m from the Bay Area. About 20 minutes out of San Francisco! What is your greatest inspiration for your music? Real life experiences and listening to other artists on a daily basis keeps me motivated and inspired to make my own music. What are 3 words that describe your music? Vibey, energetic, thoughtful What is the hardest subject you’ve ever written about?
Interview: Megan Alyssa
What got you started/motivated you to make music? It has always been a dream of mine to pursue music as a career; however, I always had this mindset that it was near impossible. My parents really motivated me to believe that I can do anything I wanted with hard work and determination. Honestly, I love to watch YouTube videos and watching singers perform. There is a special moment for me in particular that motivates me to pursue music.
Interview With CulichiTown Founder Misael Guerrero
Hello Misael! How are you? I’m doing great, thank you for asking. Where are you from? I’m from the city of Culiacan, in the state of Sinaloa, Mexico Where did the name CulichiTown come from? The name came from my Hometown. Usually, if you’re from Culiacan they call us Culichis. So when I came to the United States, I saw that they had different towns around the city of Los Angeles, e.g. China town, Korea town, etc. So that’s when I decided to name my restaurant CulichiTown.
Interview With Bay Area Artist Jayoolian
Hi Jayoolian! How are you? I could be better, but for the most part happy with the direction my life is going at the moment! Where are you from? I am from South San Francisco, California. What is your greatest inspiration for your music? Mental health and being on stage performing while watching everyone having a good time singing and dancing to my music. What are 3 words that describe your music? Energetic, Pain, Motivation What is the hardest subject you’ve ever written about?
Interview: Producer Thomasmbeats
Hi Thomasmbeats! How are you? I am great and living out my dreams as becoming one of the best all around musicians & producers and enjoying sharing my passion with the world! Where are you from? Detroit, MI. One of the greatest cities on Earth when it comes to music. What is your greatest inspiration for your music? My father was a producer and DJ. He got me started with piano lessons, training me as a producer, and helped guide me to become an artist and producer.
Interview: Jr Be Snappin
Hi Jr Be Snappin! How are you? I’m always good. Where are you from? Miami, Florida. What is your greatest inspiration for your music? My music reflects my life, and the beats challenge my intellect, like puzzles. Deciding what flow and words to use, along with everything else is the reason I love making music. It inspires itself. What are 3 words that describe your music? Relatable, Real, & Positive. What is the hardest subject you’ve ever written about?
Interview: Cam Carter
Hi Cam Carter! How are you? I’m well. I’m just trying to stay busy as I watch the world burn. We’re witnessing history in America right now. We’ll need pioneers and powerful voices to put things back together when the smoke clears. I have every intention of being one of them. I hope to help the masses learn to relate through my creations. How about yourself? When/How did you start/get into making music? Being from Memphis, Tennessee I was already born with music in my soul.
Interview: KJTheRevolution
Hi KJTheRevolution! How are you? Hey! I’m doing great, glad to be here. Where are you from? I’m from New York What is your greatest inspiration for your music? One of my greatest inspirations was Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp A Butterfly, and I am at a point where I inspire myself What are 3 words that describe your music? Intense, honest, delightful What is the hardest subject you’ve ever written about? I like this question, but there is no real answer because writing isn’t hard for me, it just flows.
INTERVIEW: Isabell Slim
Hi Isabell Slim! How are you? I’m doing fine thanks for asking I’m always excited about a new day. When/How did you start/get into making music? I got into music about late November of 2016, Honestly I wouldn’t never started rapping if my homeboys wouldn’t have never told me to rap. What is your greatest inspiration for your music? To help others out you never know wat people are hung thru, Some people use music to help them throughout the day. What is the hardest subject you’ve ever written about?
Artist Amaru Son Is Making Noise From The Midwest
22-year-old Ja’Kealon Amaru Chase, aka Amaru Son, is an interesting artist to talk about. His hit single “Lost & Found” has reached many listeners across the U.S. and has even made it’s way into the international marketplace. The song has accumulated over 5 Million on all streaming platforms.
Interview: Randeazy
Hi Randeazy! How are you? Doing good, thankful to be here Where are you from? Santo Domingo Dominican Republic/ Boston MA What is your greatest inspiration for your music? I pull allot of my inspiration through my life experience. Some good, some bad but always real What are 3 words that describe your music? Relatable, authentic, vibe What is the hardest subject you’ve ever written about? My fathers passing. I’ve never released music in it. But that’s one the great things about music.
Interview: Anthony Kannon
Hi Anthony Kannon! How are you? I’m doing well right now. Despite the recent shutdowns and the state of the world, I have found ways to be productive while trying to make the most of this situation. I feel confident in the near future. Where are you from? I am from Ithaca. A small town in upstate New York most notably known for its college scene and beautiful natural scenery. What is your greatest inspiration for your music? My greatest inspiration is my family, and other art itself.
Interview: Scootie Wop
Chris Anderson 42 seconds ago Artist Interview Hi Scootie Wop! How are you? I’m feeling good, stuck in the house because of all that is going on. Still feeling good though! When/How did you start/get into making music? I started making music as a producer almost four years ago now. I got invited to a Boys & Girls Club that had a studio and my friend taught me to make beats. Two years ago I started recording my own music with a rap group when I was originally just the producer.
Interview: Shay Bxxgie
Hi Shay Bxxgie! How are you? Im blessed alive n free. Where are you from? I currently live in Gwinnett County Aka “the Nawf of Atlanta”. What is your greatest inspiration for your music? My greatest inspiration is that I know I can help save lives and make a difference. What are 3 words that describe your music? Real, Heartfelt, and Authentic. What is the hardest subject you’ve ever written about?
Interview: DJ Leach
Hi DJLeach! How are you? I’m as good as I can be, I hope everyone is staying safe and now adays staying home. What is your greatest inspiration for your music? It’s gonna have to be Dax What are 3 words that describe your music? Real. What is the hardest subject you’ve ever written about? Pain of course, pain in life and relationships both romantic and not. What are the challenges of being an artist? Balance. Balancing my music with my work with my relationships, my money.
Interview: SM aka Sick Minded
Hi SM! How are you? Feeling blessed, just chillin. Where are you from? Colorado What is your greatest inspiration for your music? My past and the experiences I’ve had to push through, I want to be the inspiration. Prison and people I’ve had to let go in this life. What are 3 words that describe your music? Performance, club and trap What is the hardest subject you’ve ever written about? Growing up and having to deal with being a used and having to overcome not having anyone.
Interview With Producer Poetics
Hi Poetics! How are you? I’m good man. Just been grinding, working on music, staying quarantined, haha. When/How did you start/get into making music? I was taken under the wing of a rapper and producer named “Canon”. I was traveling with his as a roadie handling merch. I would make beats and show them to him well we were on the road. They weren’t very good, but overtime with his criticism I got a lot better. We started having sessions together, and eventually I produced his song “Nino Brown”.
Interview: D. Myke
Hi D. Myke! How are you? I’m doing great! thanks for asking. Currently quarantined in nyc because of Covid-19/ Coronavirus but other than that I’m good. What is the greatest inspiration to your music? I love making music. I have a passion for it. It’s just extremely satisfying and fun to make a song that captures an emotion or feeling that will be here forever. Making music that is still listened to long after I’m gone is my greatest motivation. I want to have a bunch of #1 hits.
Philip Allen Releases New Song “Faithful” - Vents Magazine
“Faithful” by Philip Allen has been in the making for a long time. Philip told us: “The interesting thing about this song is that it took me a couple of years to actually record and produce it. When I wrote it, I began performing it. I started singing it in churches, conferences, camps, and anywhere else I had the opportunity. I even sang it on WGN’s “SingSation”, hosted by Dr. Willie Wilson. But after almost every performance of the song, people told me that I needed to record it.
Interview: Outletbeatz
Hi Outletbeatz ! How are you? I am doing great. How did you get into music producing? I first fell in love with hip hop when I was in middle school when I heard Eminem’s album “Recovery”. A few years later I learned how to play the guitar. After a while, I began developing a passion and knew that I wanted to pursue it and knew that this is what I wanted to do. What type of music do you produce? I mainly produce hip hop beats, specifically mainly trap beats.
Interview: Jake Strain
Hi Jake Strain! How are you? I am good just very busy as always Where are you from? I am from Upstate New York, Swaggertown Road. When/How did you start/get into making music? I started getting into writing music when I was in 7th grade/ 2009. My friend was a rapper and was writing music in class and I was kinda like the funny kid so I tried to make a funny rap and ended up enjoying writing music but later got introduced to taking it more seriously around 11th grade.
First Encounter - The Blind Prophet (Beta)
Welcome to the second episode of First Encounter – The Blind Prophet (Beta)! First Encounter is where we play one or two hours of a game that we have never played before. This could mean one or two hours of fun fill pleasure or one/two hours of misery. Let’s roll that dice and found out! In this episode, we will be taking a look at an upcoming graphic novel adventure game, The Blind Prophet. A Kickstarter game that is being developed by ARS GOETIA. Keep in mind, we are playing the BETA of the game.
Moons of Madness Review - Walking Simulator of Madness
Moons of Madness is a cosmic survival horror game that I had my eyes on for quite some time. It has all the right ingredients of a great cosmic survival horror game. Moons of Madness incorporates themes of insanity, it’s set in space on Mars, and the story is Lovecraft inspired. It sounds like a horrifying winner, right? My first impression of the Moons of Madness was fairly high. A nice slow burn to introduce the characters, world, atmosphere, themes, and foreshadowing future events.
BKWDS Drops New EP “2020 Visions” - Vents Magazine
Chris Anderson 11 seconds ago Entertainment News Madison, WI had a great showing in 2019 from artists Trust’N and BKWDS when their 6 song EP hit the top 15 in the iTunes charts, something very uncommon for the area. Following up that release, 16 year old BKWDS returned to the scene with an album. The album did it’s work but it wasn’t until his new EP 2020 Visions came out that he has really started to get the recognition he deserves.
Interview: Social Media Influencer Killa Kay
Hello Killa Kay! How are you? I’m great What is like being an influencer? It’s not too bad, not too many know me but a few do How did you get inspired to be a comedian? I always picture my life ahead of time and try to motivate myself to do thing I feel like I should What are the challenges of being a viral comedian? Getting good and bad attention How has going viral changed your life?
INTERVIEW: Youngblade
Hi Yungblade! How are you? Hello there team I’m getting better day by day I’m fine and full of happy with my upcoming days . When/How did you start/get into making music? About 1 year ago I was listening to lil pump and Travis Scott new songs and I was like that hits gonna be famous in some months and I started making beats and writing and writing full of 24/24 work day night ✍️ What is your greatest inspiration for your music? My biggest inspiration on this goddamn life was lil pump.
First Encounter - Moons Of Madness
Welcome to the first episode of First Encounter – Moons Of Madness! First Encounter is where we play one hour of a game that we have never played before. This could mean one hour of fun fill pleasure or one hour of misery. Let’s roll that dice and found out! For the first installment, we will be taking a look at a Lovecraft inspired horror game called Moons Of Madness. Developed by Rock Pocket Games and Dreamloop Games. This isn’t a review of Moons Of Madness.
INTERVIEW: Lil Esco 28
Tell us about your background getting to where you are today? I’m known as the kid from the viral meme “Ight imma f**k witcha”. How it started was, me and robtheplayboy were outside his house just messing around and decided to end up recording that viral meme. Robtheplayboy posted it on his Snapchat that only got 200 views. Eventually, it blew up on Twitter and gave me instant fame. Now I’ve got a music video coming out.
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