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Still Tweeting!With about a month and a half in on this "Twitter a Day" habit, I have to report that trying to say something coherent in 140 characters or less is harder than it sounds!I got talked into testing the waters of something new, and it's been an interesting daily writing exercise. Let's face it, my daily natural output of words--both spoken and written--is a bit like Niagara Falls. Trying to create...
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GB Tech Minute: Enhancing PhotosLooking for some simple options to make your photos shine? Dave Beatriz shows you some quick photo editing steps to make your snapshots come to life.
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Tech Minute: Photo EditingWhen you snap a picture — you freeze a moment in time. But what if that moment is blurry, or poorly lit? Take a look at our tips for basic photo editing and improve your shots today.
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A Bloody VideoEvery three months I have to go to my clinic to have blood drawn for various tests, including an...
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Tech Minute: DIY Greeting CardsYou know it's the holiday season when you start getting brightly-colored envelopes, stuffed with cards and family photos. And now, it's easy to personalize your own holiday handouts!
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Announcer/Voice Talent for HireBRADLEY SCOTT ROENFELDT Dear Sir or Madam: I love broadcasting, and I am interested in employment opportunities in the Omaha/Lincoln, Nebraska, area. • I am an eager and reliable employee. • I routinely arrive early for work each day so that I have ample time to prepare for my daily duties and can be ready to go to work at my scheduled start time. • I am...
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Eight Miles High: Historic Home Movie RediscoveredIn 1965, The Byrds' Gene Clark, Roger McGuinn, and David Crosby wrote the song Eight Miles High about their plane trip to England. Two years later, the group returned to London and McGuinn took along his home movie camera -- now he's unveiling the film.
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The Desire to WriteI have had good storytellers, great conversationalists and naturally funny people tell me that they could never be a writer. “And, why is that?” I ask. “I'm not good enough,” is the usual answer. “Good enough for what?” I ask. “Well, you know, good enough to be published,” is the answer. It is in our collective consciousness that to be a “real...
