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Up, Close and Personal
It has been a while since I felt the need to give an interview. I always knew, that is something that comes with the job. However, I never liked it that much. One of the reasons for that is, that I always wanted the story to be in the spotlight and every interview puts the writer first and the story second. I don’t think, it is important who I am when it comes to the stories I write.
By Christian Bass2 years ago in Interview
Meet: DEtoTheZ
1. My name is DEtotheZ or Steezer , I’m from Durham , NC 2. I love what I do because it came natural listening to albums as a kid and being a son of a producer that makes beats made me more easy to freestyle with out even knowing why, and to see it grow and watching myself improve as an artist over the years made me fall in love with it , after perfecting my own way of performing I went rage far as my shows and focused on being a model and tour artist.
By Dre Brooks2 years ago in Interview
Come Play Along
Rules: Connect with another Vocal creator and swap 5 questions with them. Then you can each write about it and insert it into Interview. (I guess it would have to be at least 600 words to qualify)
By Shirley Belk2 years ago in Interview
Vocal 2024 – I’m Still Here For More!. Top Story - January 2024.
Ah… such a trigger this challenge! I hate to admit it, but, I was ready to give up on Vocal this year. I had already determined it in my heart of hearts. Imagine… a senior citizen having low self-esteem! You’d think that in my almost 67-year lifespan, I’d learned a thing or two, but, no…I was ready to quit.
By Gigi Gibson2 years ago in Interview
Interview On Vocal For My 2024, Aspirations:
Today I have an interview with myself, Mariann Carroll. Did you Know I wrote 162 stories last year 2023 with 80,021 words in total? That’s quite an accomplishment for me. I had to critique Bridget Jones’ Diary the movie and I received over 200 reads from it. What amazed me the most was that I got over 20 Top Stories. I could not believe it. I felt someone needed to pitch me to see if I was dreaming.
By Mariann Carroll2 years ago in Interview
One-on-One With RetroCirq
Perhaps of the greatest things about YouTube is its endless array of content. Since its inception in 2005, savvy users and viewers alike have scoured the site for anything and everything. From simple blog posts to entertaining short films, there is no shortage of content on YouTube. However, one genre in particular that is gaining popularity are retro commercials. Viewers of these channels are reveling in the nostalgia of their most favorite commercials from years or decades gone by. In fact, various channels are solely devoted to retro commercials.
By Halden Mile2 years ago in Interview
Tao Yi: Dacheng · Floral Elegance of Jiangnan
The myriad myths of creation repeatedly remind us — Humanity is united by the desire for order and patterns. The beginning of the universe is the story of the birth of space.
By ArchiToday2 years ago in Interview
How Does Long Distance VN88 Rezence Wireless Charging Work?
Introduction Long-distance Rezence Wireless Charging is an exciting technology that has the potential to revolutionize the way we power and charge our electronic devices. By using magnetic fields or radio waves, energy can be transmitted several meters or even kilometers away without the need for wires or charging cords. In this article, we'll take a closer look at how long-distance VN88 Rezence Wireless Charging works, its benefits, challenges, and what the future holds for this emerging technology.
By dang cong khoa Vu2 years ago in Interview
Former National President, NULGE, Deji Akinwalere Speaks On Akeredolu's Death. Content Warning.
And the family of Ondo State Governor Rotimi Akeredolu is still receiving condolences. We understand that some governors visited the governor's home to offer their condolences. In light of all of this, particularly now that the state has a new governor, let's welcome back DJ Akim Weri, the national president of the former National President of Noi. Good to have you join us live from Akura. Good evening. Thank you for having me. We know that the state is currently in a three-day morning period that ends tomorrow. In terms of scheduling a consolation visit and meeting with the president, We will always remember this great man for his bravery because he showed courage despite all the resistance, even from the federal government. We cannot continue to mourn and bemoan his loss; instead, we should concentrate more on the legacies he left behind in terms of providing security when this state was on the verge of becoming a hopan state where which was becoming brutal and short when um Cab's traditional rulers were being kidnapped when a former Minister and secretary to government was kidnapped and there was essentially insecurity everywhere. there is now a Dy to sustain the hello, I apologise, Mr. I had to B in. I just wanted to ask you, since we saw earlier that the governor has signed the budget into law, what are the expectations of civil servants from this governor, and what are the expectations of civil servants naturally be, those basic entitlements of government that the workers should receive, remembering that the former president, that is, the former Governor, cleared areas of almost six months' salaries so the workers now have the opportunity to We hope that the recently passed budget will result in a sustained transformation of the state's infrastructure, good governance, and the enjoyment of themselves while they consider what can be done to positively impact the communities where they work. These are some of the fundamental expectations that we have. Naturally, people expect industrialization, and the previous governor accomplished a lot to ensure that other parts of the state could do the same. He did, however, mention during his speech that he would carry on the former governor's legacy; we'll see how well he sticks to that promise. We hope that the recently passed budget will result in a sustained transformation of the state's infrastructure, good governance, and the enjoyment of themselves while they consider what can be done to positively impact the communities where they work. These are some of the fundamental expectations that we have. Naturally, people expect industrialization, and the previous governor accomplished a lot to ensure that other parts of the state could do the same. He did, however, mention during his speech that he would carry on the former governor's legacy; we'll see how well he sticks to that promise. We hope that the recently passed budget will result in a sustained transformation of the state's infrastructure, good governance, and the enjoyment of themselves while they consider what can be done to positively impact the communities where they work. These are some of the fundamental expectations that we have. Naturally, people expect industrialization, and the previous governor accomplished a lot to ensure that other parts of the state could do the same. He did, however, mention during his speech that he would carry on the former governor's legacy; we'll see how well he sticks to that promise. We hope that the recently passed budget will result in a sustained transformation of the state's infrastructure, good governance, and the enjoyment of themselves while they consider what can be done to positively impact the communities where they work. These are some of the fundamental expectations that we have. Naturally, people expect industrialization, and the previous governor accomplished a lot to ensure that other parts of the state could do the same. He did, however, mention during his speech that he would carry on the former governor's legacy; we'll see how well he sticks to that promise. We hope that the recently passed budget will result in a sustained transformation of the state's infrastructure, good governance, and the enjoyment of themselves while they consider what can be done to positively impact the communities where they work. These are some of the fundamental expectations that we have. Naturally, people expect industrialization, and the previous governor accomplished a lot to ensure that other parts of the state could do the same. He did, however, mention during his speech that he would carry on the former governor's legacy; we'll see how well he sticks to that promise. We hope that the recently passed budget will result in a sustained transformation of the state's infrastructure, good governance, and the enjoyment of themselves while they consider what can be done to positively impact the communities where they work. These are some of the fundamental expectations that we have. Naturally, people expect industrialization, and the previous governor accomplished a lot to ensure that other parts of the state could do the same. He did, however, mention during his speech that he would carry on the former governor's legacy; we'll see how well he sticks to that promise. We hope that the recently passed budget will result in a sustained transformation of the state's infrastructure, good governance, and the enjoyment of themselves while they consider what can be done to positively impact the communities where they work. These are some of the fundamental expectations that we have. Naturally, people expect industrialization, and the previous governor accomplished a lot to ensure that other parts of the state could do the same. He did, however, mention during his speech that he would carry on the former governor's legacy; we'll see how well he sticks to that promise. We hope that the recently passed budget will result in a sustained transformation of the state's infrastructure, good governance, and the enjoyment of themselves while they consider what can be done to positively impact the communities where they work. These are some of the fundamental expectations that we have. Naturally, people expect industrialization, and the previous governor accomplished a lot to ensure that other parts of the state could do the same. He did, however, mention during his speech that he would carry on the former governor's legacy; we'll see how well he sticks to that promise. We hope that the recently passed budget will result in a sustained transformation of the state's infrastructure, good governance, and the enjoyment of themselves while they consider what can be done to positively impact the communities where they work. These are some of the fundamental expectations that we have. Naturally, people expect industrialization, and the previous governor accomplished a lot to ensure that other parts of the state could do the same. He did, however, mention during his speech that he would carry on the former governor's legacy; we'll see how well he sticks to that promise.
By TAYOBABE2 years ago in Interview
Questions with Rick Henry Christopher. Top Story - January 2024.
Thank you Rick Henry Christopher for this idea: 1. What type of writer do you feel you are? I’m a harlot. I’m anybody’s. That’s why I’m here. I’m an avid barn dancer; I love to dance but only when someone in a cowboy hat is calling the moves. In the freedom of the disco I will cling to the wall in the knowledge my moves are hopeless. Just give me the first foothold on the mountain, I will climb it, or have a go. With varying success. I have just attempted my first ever crime story, for example, which I would not have done without a little shove.
By Hannah Moore2 years ago in Interview
The Great What If?
Preamble: Honestly, Dall-E/ChatGPT produced the above, following this prompt "can you create an image similar to the painting The Scream with a cocker spaniel, the moon, a big sign in the back that says clearly "What If?" and a person that looks like Donald Trump getting punched in the belly. Make it 1280 x 720 please"
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Interview
Band Wagon Jumping Self-Reflection; An Interview with Me, by Me
I'm not the sort of person to interview myself in front of a mirror, or sit and practise interviews when I'm by myself. Honest. The idea makes me cringe so hard I can taste my own bumhole.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Interview