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Dive Into a Two-Day Literary Adventure with The BookFest Fall 2023
The calendar might say autumn, but for book lovers, it’s the season of inspiration, imagination, and engaging conversations! The BookFest Fall 2023 is unrolling its vibrant virtual red carpet for you this October 21st and 22nd, promising a thrilling adventure into the world of books. Meet Renowned Authors Get ready to meet the wizards of words as nearly 50 authors grace the event. You’ll engage with best-selling authors like NJ Ayuk, Jack Grapes, Wade Hudson, Steven Joseph, Deborah M. Pratt, and Russell Nohelty among others. These literary mavens will participate in panels, one-on-one conversations, special segments, and live chats dedicated to readers and aspiring writers like you! A Tapestry of…
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Unveiling the Authenticity and Benefits of The BookFest Awards for Authors
Why The BookFest Awards is a Legitimate, Valuable Platform for Authors and Their Marketing Efforts Introduction The BookFest Awards is an esteemed accolade honoring authors for their exceptional work in fiction and nonfiction. The legitimacy and authenticity of these awards have provided countless authors with recognition, amplifying their marketing efforts and contributing significantly to their careers. Transparent Judging Process The awards’ legitimacy is underscored by a transparent, three-tier vetting process involving initial assessment, expert evaluation, and executive committee review. This meticulous approach ensures that only eligible and appropriately categorized books are considered, with each submission thoroughly evaluated by experts with deep knowledge and experience in specific genres. From artists scrutinizing…
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Who Named Jazz?
Jazz is one of the most beloved genres of music, with origins tracing back to the late 19th century. But who was responsible for naming the genre? In this blog post, we’ll explore the origins of jazz and its influence by both Creole and African music. We’ll also take a look at who named the genre and how it all came together to create the music we know and love today. Get ready to explore the roots of jazz and find out who gave it its name. For Those Who Want to Know More Info: Facebook.com The Origins Of Jazz Jazz is a beloved musical genre rooted in African American…
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Who Created Rap?
Rap music has been a powerful force in the music industry for decades, but who is responsible for its creation? In this blog post, we will explore the answer to this question by examining the history of rap music and the influences that shaped it. We will also delve into the claim to fame of the person who created rap and how their influence spread throughout the industry. If you are curious about the origins of rap, this post is for you. Visit Here: Peter Yarrow Music Related Article Rap Music Basics Rap is one of the most popular genres of music in the world today, but who created it?…
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What Is The Oldest Country Song?
“Country music has been around for a long time, and some of the songs we know and love today are hundreds of years old. But, what is the oldest country song? In this blog post, we will take a look at the story behind the oldest country song, some covers of the song that have become popular, and how you can help bring the music of the past to life. So put on your boots and get ready to explore the oldest country song.” Read To Learn More Info: Free Person Playing Guitar With Musical Notes Stock Photo The Story Of Oldest Country Song Country music has a long and…
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The Silent Count by E.A. Smiroldo: about politics
The main protagonist, Dara, develops a geo-engineering software which could improve the United States’ climate crisis. As this software becomes a real, governmental project, politics take a consequent place in the plot. Let’s see how the author explores different political themes, there will be spoilers. Artists and politicians Artists or public figures expressing support for politicians has become a common occurrence in our contemporary society. E.A. Smiroldo also portrays these relationships in her book. Indeed, Dara’s ex-boyfriend and now famed musician, Jericho starts to publicly support Senator Collins, notably playing at her March Against Climate Change. The author describes that “Jericho’s alliance with her helped transform him from punk rocker…
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From the Potato to Star Trek and Beyond: Memoirs of a Rocket Scientist by Chester L. Richards: a life of learning
In his memoir From the Potato to Star Trek and Beyond, Chester L. Richards tells varied and inspiring episodes of his life. One of the most important topics he deals with is learning, throughout the book. With in turn fondness or reflection, he shares some of his educational experiences and the mentors who had profound effects on his life. Formal education Richards spent the first years of his formal education in Catholic schools. He describes the priests who served as teachers as “shrewd and devious” (p. 176), except one, who turned out to be “truly honest, open and forthright.” (p. 178) For the author’s young self, it was a positive…
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Leadership with the Spirit of Resilience and Compassion Amidst Adversity, Leading the Lost Boys
What does it take to become a leader? Is it measured through power? Through the number of achievements? Perhaps, the number of followers? Even though the concept of leadership comes in many ways and styles, its core value still lies in its objective of uniting everyone to reach a specific goal. In his latest memoir, Paulino Mamiir Chol shares his remarkable transformation from being a kidnapping survivor to leading thousands of boys known now as the Lost Boys of South Sudan. About ‘Leading the Lost Boys’ Leading the Lost Boys is the latest memoir by author Paulino Mamiir Chol, released last June 22, 2021. It is an untold story of the…
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Will Activision Blizzard’s Guitar Hero Make a Comeback With Microsoft?
Are you ready to rock? Guitar Hero, the Activision Blizzard game that transformed players into rock ’and’ roll legends, first burst onto the video game scene in 2005. Unfortunately, it fell out of rhythm with gaming trends, and a new version hasn’t been released since 2015. But shortly after Microsoft announced its plans to acquire the video game conglomeration for $68.7 billion, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer made comments that have wannabe guitar gods dusting off their instrument-shaped controllers and getting ready to riff. “I was looking at the [intellectual property] list; I mean, let’s go! King’s Quest and Guitar Hero,” he told The Washington Post. “We are hoping that…
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What’s on the Other Side of the Double Blind?
We are inundated with breaking news about the double-blind clinical trials and vaccine tests against the coronavirus today. So much has been said about the research, litigation, and regulation of such vaccines. But it all started with human testing to identify and evaluate DNA samples. We’ve come so far with scientific advancements, especially with natural and human genetics. From searching for our ancestry to finding cell mutation in the case of genetic diseases, DNA tests help us find answers to those questions. But here’s a twist, DNA testing has its pros and cons. You might want to think twice about sharing your DNA warns Sara Winokur, a Ph.D. molecular geneticist,…
