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Another Year Older, Another Year Wiser | a micro audio drama

I referenced an audio production challenge in my last post , which prompted that audio essay. After deciding not to use that project for the challenge, I went back to the drawing board and tossed around a few other ideas, all based on the challenge theme of "Lost And Found". Additionally, the final duration of the project could not exceed 5 minutes, and the final mix had to be submitted by the end of the month. Eventually, I settled on the idea of a young man who is dealing with the death of his father. As the characters and scene began to take shape in my mind, I started to see this also being a story about life in a small town. Though I currently live in one of the largest metropolitan areas in the nation, I spent over half of my life in much smaller cities and towns and I often miss the community feel of those places so I wanted to attempt to capture that in my story. So I wrote the first draft of the script, sent it for feedback to a couple friends, made some revisions, a

How To Beat Your Friends At Wordfeud (or Words With Friends)

Do you enjoy playing the various crossword style word games on your mobile device? So do I! Now I don’t claim to be the best player who has ever lived, but I do want to share a few tips that I have learned that will help your game skills increase. But first, a little background… I started playing the original board game of Scrabble almost 20 years ago with my dad and grandpa and I was hooked! Several years after that, I picked up the PC software version of the game and began playing against opponents from around the world. When I discovered the Wordfeud application for my Android smartphone over a year ago I began inviting all my friends. Soon it wasn’t uncommon for me to have 10-15 games going simultaneously. I personally prefer the Wordfeud app, but I know that others prefer Words With Friends or the official Scrabble applications. No matter which version of the game you like best, you can take the following tips and apply them to your game today. · First

Ordering the Amazon Echo Dot

Amazon just unveiled two new devices today which use the Alexa Voice Services. They are the Echo Dot and the Echo Tap and are both smaller than the original Amazon Echo and seem to be intended to be complimentary to it; a less expensive way to add "Alexa" to multiple rooms of your home. The Dot is a small hockey puck sized device and the Tap is a cylinder about the size of a 16 oz. aluminum can. The Dot is currently only available to Amazon Prime members and you must order by speaking to your Echo device. You must have enabled "Voice Purchasing" in the Alexa app and have set your 1-click payment options before you can place your order. (Click here for instructions on how to do that.) I ordered the Echo Dot and recorded the exchange so you can see how simple and quick it is. In under a minute, the order was placed. Still image from the Dot promo video For more info see the links below. Amazon Echo Amazon Echo Dot Amazon Echo Tap

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