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  How to Make a Million Dollars...

  Gary Owens, Jeff Lenburg

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  This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. 
  PARLAY ONE OF YOUR MOST BASIC NATURAL ASSETS--YOUR VOICE--INTO AN EXCITING CAREER IN THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY! 
  Now back in print, legendary entertainer Gary Owens draws upon his four decades in radio, TV film and animation to show you how to break into the voiceover business and carve out a million-dollar niche for yourself with your voice. 
  HERE’S EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HOW TO: 
  --Zero in on and promote your vocal talents 
  --Develop realistic career goals and an action plan 
  --Produce a demo CD that sells 
  --Find and land an agent 
  --Write winning cover letters and resumes 
  --Ace interviews and auditions 
  Sprinkled with priceless anecdotes and tips throughout from well-known actors, producers and agents, Owens gives you the inside track on becoming a successful DJ, newscaster, announcer, sportscaster, commercial or cartoon voice, or other type of voice artist and putting you on the path of success and stardom as voice artist. 
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  "Illuminating and funny. . .a pleasure to read the musings and goings-on from a true classic pioneer." -- Stock Trading Success.com

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  Meeting of Minds - Volume IX

  Steve Allen

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  By " assembling" some of the most fascinating figures in world history, Meeting of Minds provided a groundbreaking opportunity for audiences to be exposed to ideas by way of a medium not normally known for its intellectual vigor. Portrayed by actors, panelists engage in stimulating round-table discussions that were conducted like any other talk show but featured prominent influencers from bygone generations— not just philosophers and politicians, but poets, playwrights, and presidents. From activists and artists to international leaders— both famous and infamous— these conversations are unfailingly witty, thought-provoking, and genuinely entertaining.
  An innovative series, Meeting of Minds remains one of the most delightful ways of gaining historical perspective ever devised, and these original soundtrack recordings capture the intellectual and spirited debates of the episodes hosted by Steve Allen.
  This installment breaks the pattern of other episodes by featuring playwright William Shakespeare surrounded not by other illustrious historical figures, but with the fruits of his own imagination. Following a brief discussion of his early life, Shakespeare is joined by the Dark Lady of the Sonnets, Hamlet, Romeo, Othello, and the Ghost of Hamlet's Father. Expounding on the theme of love, the most enigmatic and compelling of Shakespeare's characters challenge each other and their mutual creator to resolve long-standing controversies about their identities and inner conflicts.

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  Fitness for Dancers - Building...

  Zane Ryder

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  Understanding the dancer's body is fundamental to achieving both peak performance and long-term physical health. A dancer's body is an intricate system, requiring a blend of strength, flexibility, balance, and endurance. Recognizing how these components work together is the first step toward unlocking potential and preventing injuries. 
  Anatomy plays a vital role in dance. Knowing the basic functions of muscles, joints, and bones can help dancers identify how their movements are executed. For instance, the core muscles provide stability and support, allowing for controlled motions and preventing strain on the back. Similarly, understanding the alignment of the spine and the role of the pelvic muscles can enhance posture, a critical aspect of nearly all dance forms. 
  Equally important is recognizing the challenges unique to dancers. Repetitive movements, high-impact landings, and the intense physical demands of practice and performance can lead to overuse injuries if not managed carefully. Awareness of common issues such as shin splints, tendonitis, and ligament sprains empowers dancers to address them proactively.

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  Indie Survival

  Jason R Martin

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  'Indie Survival' is informative, entertaining and a pleasure to read. This audioook(also available as a beautifully formatted eBook) is a new acclaimed handbook for independent music artists and musicians looking to record, write, and promote without a label.In this up-to-the-moment book, musicians cover everything musicians need to know. Drawing on their in-the-trenches experiences, they tell musicians about:Indie Music: Independent Success- Indie music or independent music has been described as the kind of music which is independent of the major recording labels and production studios. The Journey of a Music Artist-The journey of a music artist is not that simple as it seems. It is marked with heart-pounding struggle and years of dedication, and disciplined survival.Develop Music Industry Skills Through Music Forums- Internet forums and discussion boards have become a valuable medium for establishing an online presence, building a reputation, networking with peers, and getting feedback on relevant topics and ideas.Understanding the Music Lessons Process-Your music lessons can be a negative experience if you take lessons from someone who is not a true music teacher. Becoming a Global Performing Artist- Competition becomes fiercer every day. In a heartless business like entertainment, you have to always be on your toes.AND MUCH MORE!GET YOUR COPY NOW!

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  Karolina ~ and the Old French...

  Mike Blake

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  Karolina ~ and the Old French Violin.:I can smell – PARIS.This poem was created after watching one of her many videos on playing Major & minor scales, testing hernew / Old Violin. She was unsure what year the Violin was made, was it 1874 or 1864.As she studied the inside and debated with her Dad, she exclaimed 'I can smell Paris'.So that is what the theme of this Poem is, and her celebrating her milestone Birthday @ 16.The Launch date for this Poem in written form was on her B'day of Oct. 3rd.  :)

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  The Art of the Pharaohs -...

  Omar Khalil

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  Ancient Egyptian art is one of the most iconic and influential art forms in history. Spanning over three millennia, it provides a deep insight into the culture, religion, and beliefs of ancient Egyptian society. The art of Egypt is characterized by its symbolic use of colors, the strict adherence to formal rules of representation, and its focus on the afterlife. It was primarily created for religious, funerary, and commemorative purposes, serving as a medium to honor the gods and pharaohs, as well as to ensure a successful passage into the afterlife for the deceased. 
  The origins of Egyptian art can be traced back to the early dynastic periods, where it evolved in response to both religious needs and political structures. As the power of the pharaohs grew, so did the complexity and grandeur of Egyptian art. The early works were heavily influenced by the religious beliefs that governed life and death. Art was not seen as a form of personal expression but rather as a tool to serve divine and societal purposes. The rigid style and symbolic representations seen in Egyptian art reflect the culture's focus on order, permanence, and the divine, rather than individualism or naturalism. 
  Key materials used in Egyptian art included stone, wood, and metals, often adorned with vibrant pigments. The Egyptians were skilled in creating sculptures, jewelry, and paintings that survived for thousands of years due to their mastery of preservation techniques. The most recognizable aspects of Egyptian art include the distinctive posture and proportions in their sculptures, as well as the use of vibrant, symbolic colors in their paintings. These works were often intended for tombs, temples, and other sacred spaces, ensuring the continued favor of the gods and providing a connection to the divine realm.

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