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I love this story. A patron is texting in the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, and the management kicks her out. . .per their policy! Watch the PSA using a voicemail left by the disgruntled patron. . . .and God bless the Magnited States of America (or whatever she calls us).
Paul is a great writer and a great voice artist. I always enjoy his blog, but this entry is extra-enjoyable. Read and learn. . .especially the LinkedIn comment!
The funniest meme featuring everyone's favorite ex-Giant-now-Dodger, Juan Uribe. Enjoy!
Incredible video of huge tornado somehow avoiding Bryant Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa.
I like hearing this about Tom Tait. In the past, our mayors have been more focused on their own political careers, or about establishing some kind of "legacy" like high-speed trains to San Francisco. Tait has decided to focus on what to do with a $10-12 million budget shortfall each year rather than play trains with other mayors looking to be famous! Read all about it: http://bit.ly/egkHBM http://amplify.com/u/bzqhg
Google is the interwebs. Need more proof? Check out the Wonder Wheel feature next time you do a Google search. Read this blog and follow the simple instructions. If you're a SEO noob, like me, then you need this info. I'm still not sure how I can use the Wonder Wheel, but I'm going to find out. If you already know, feel free to hit me back with your science!
Anyone who has followed the consistent rise of Google's stock has to be amazed at the giant's 1Q earnings report. Although Google made money ($2.3 BILLION as opposed to a paltry $2 BILLION last year during 1Q), it wasn't as much as analysts predicted (remember, you can't spell analyst without "anal"). Hence, a precipitous fall in stock price (5% yesterday; another 6%+ today). The lesson? Buy Google now while the idiot investors run! You won't see this kind of deep discounting for very long!
Have to toot my own horn here. Read how I say Rebecca Black is the spirit of Rock and Roll.
Interesting article forwarded to me by the good folks at Voice123. As the information age continues to expand at Big Bang proportions, how much do we, as users, sacrifice in the name of "information." Certainly, Google knows who we are and what we look at, but what they share and who they share it with involves our privacy. We like suggestions when we begin a Google search; we hate spam. This article tries to rationalize the line drawn by search engines to protect us, and keep themselves profitable.
The webinar on saying no is Monday the 28th, not Tuesday the 29th. As the kids say, "My bad."
Join in and find out why a VO talent might actually say no to a job. I can think of one reason; they want to pay you $50 to read "Pride and Prejudice" cover to cover. The sad part is many VO noobs are willing to do it. Listen in on the 29th and find out what the pros say about saying "No!"
This is an excellent article on the truths of voice acting. I have a feeling a ton of people who have recently flooded the market (me included) are going to be dropping out very quickly. Thank goodness I have a couple of day jobs to sustain me. If I had to rely solely on VO work to make a living, I'd be the burger flipper with a great demo. Sad to say, as I have written before, there are far too many making $1,000's of dollars on the hopes and dreams of potential VO talent. Boot camps, "inner-circles," and unscrupulous "coaches" are getting fat on starry-eyed newcomers. I, for one, am keeping my pocketbook closed to these latter-day Levi Strauses (get it, it's a gold rush metaphor. . .not a great one, but a metaphor nonetheless). Enjoy! Thanks to Dave Courvoisier
This article is not about what I thought it would be about. This minister gets the boot for questioning the outdated belief that souls will be subjected to eternal torment if they're not Christian. Check out the part of the story where someone claims Gandhi is in hell. This guy is all for the message of love and acceptance over hell and damnation, and many Christians can't handle it. Religion just cracks me up. Thanks to Dan John for first posting the link on FB.
I like what Aziz has to say about "get rich quick" and "think it and it will happen" schemes. Basically, those who work the hardest have the best luck. I believe Thomas Jefferson said that first, but you get it. Many look for shortcuts to the easy life when the shortcut just leads to more disappointment and mounting credit card debt. By the way, I called BS on "The Secret" many years ago. Many of their authors, speakers, and "mentors" all got their wealth by finding enough suckers who were willing to part ways with their money to hear cliches like, "keep your eyes on the prize," or "go the extra mile" without offering any real advice or solution. This blog seems to agree with the basic philosophy of my blog.
This is a great tool to maximize your SEO by generating keywords that work. A quick tip to drive traffic to your sites through effective copy editing.
I like that Yahoo and the NCAA have come up with new "Boss Buttons"
I don't know if I should share this. The advice seems so easy and powerful, that if everyone starts doing it, then what? We all can't come up as #1 on a Linkedin search. But still, this is great SEO advice. I, for one, am going to use these tips and see where it leads my business.