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I live by the beach in California. Writing since middle school.My first published text? Receipes in the newspaper, school districts, so many chocolate chip cookies since.My family comes first and last. Mother of a twelve year old son. (help) Married to a General Super

I am 42 yrs old. Married for 21 years. I have 3 male cats. I have been unemployed for 2 yrs. I am currently seeking employment. I went back to school last fall and received my certification in medical billing and coding. I also have an Associates Degree in specialized business. I love playing on the computer (Facebook, research, etc). I love spending time with my family and friends.

I am a highly motivated individual seeking a position in the field of broadcasting, journalism and film. I have a desire to make a positive contribution with my education, training, skills and ability to work well as a team member. EDUCATION: 2/2011 – 12/2011Ohio Center for Broadcasting, Cleveland, OH Education and training: Completed all courses with emphasis in Cool-Edit, Avid, Final Cut-Pro, producing and directing, board and camera operations, sales and reporting events. I am proficient in Microsoft Word and Microsoft Outlook. Achievements: Bryan Schrader Award of Dedication _________________________________________________________________ ____ EXPERIENCE: B.B.L. Entertainment: Assistant Director for a horror film Axe Murderer: A short student film, created by students at CSU. Played main role, Jessica. Clear Choice:Working as a sales executive selling advertising for television and the Internet. FOX 8 News:Appeared with Kenny Crumpton on the segment for Cedar Point’s Hallow-weekends as a model to assist in the illustration of the various effects and illusions of make-up. Also modeled in snowboarding and ski gear for later Kenny segment. WTAM 1100:Intern on the Mike Trivisonno Show, Nick Camino, Bob Becker, Matt Patrick and Art McCoy. Participated in pod casts, “The Best Of” segments, and call screening. Beonair.com:Internship where I developed my own Internet radio show on Tuesday evenings. Involved in remote broadcasting from various locations including the Medina Rib Cook Off. The Oh in Ohio:Performed as an extra and stand-in in fall 2005.

I love working on trucks and cars for a living. In my spare time, I usually play video games, or other types of activities like that. I live in Weatherford, Oklahoma right now, going to college at SWOSU here. Currently, I have completed my Bachelor's degree in Accounting, and have gone back to finish up my Finance degree. I plan on moving into the Graduate program at the end of the Fall semester.

I'm a 26 year old graduate of Texas Tech University and I'll be attending pharmacy school in the fall of this year. I like to write about things that I have experienced and would love to share it with the world. I'm a new Yahoo Contributor but plan to continue writing and posting for a long time.

Gramophone is one of the nation's most respected & preeminent installer of: -home theaters -media rooms -custom whole-house audio/video systems -smart home automation & control systems -telecommunication & networking systems for homes and businesses. We offer expert sales, design & installation in both new construction & existing residences. Our design team integrates the best audio & video components into an easy-to-use system that you will fall in love with.

I am a passionate sports writer from New England, so I tend to have a small bias towards the Red Sox, Bruins, Pats, and Celtics; however, all four of those teams compete to be the best year after year. Outside of sports, I have a degree in Finance, from Roger Williams University in Rhode Island, a small liberal arts school that costs about four times what it should. At Roger Williams I primarily studied Investment Management, and even had the opportunity to travel to Hong Kong. Outside of business; movies, tv, and video games entertain me indoors, while I also try to travel a lot, and play sports outdoors. I have played baseball, soccer, hockey, lacrosse, football, and rugby; rugby was my favorite to play so far. I also do a lot of hiking in the spring summer and fall, and snowboard in the winter.

I am an aspiring writer. I hope to become a columnist and a novelist one day. I love writing about animals, movies, books, and holidays. I am currently a senior in High School and I plan to attend Palm beach Atlantic in the fall

I am an editor for Yahoo! Contributor Network. I have had the privilege of working for many media outlets, from newspaper and TV to radio and online. I enjoy writing and reading as a way to educate myself about a variety of topics.

I'm a studio art major and will attend school in California next fall. My friend and I just got our own house for rent and I need all the money I can to pay the bills. Getting tattooed is one of my favorite things to do. Art is my life. I want to become a tattoo artist. I love drawing portraits. Music and tattooing are inseparable to me, as I could not live without either. I am also very into fashion and books. I am a fun and quirky person with a rediculous sense of humor. I love karaoke and having a good time with friends.

My name is David Basile and I am an aspiring writer for different contexts. I will be attending Kean University in the fall as a freshman, and look to become a better writer in terms of internet prowess.

I'm originally from Wheeling, WV but currently play professional basketball in Buffalo, NY, after playing in England last fall. I'm also an aspiring screenwriter - halfway through my first movie script. I have four dogs and two cats at home.

I am a 26 year old college graduate currently living in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I graduated from the University of Northern Colorado in the fall of 2005 with a B.A. in English and a minor in Media Studies. I also have certificates from Sports Management Worldwide in Spor

I have worked in the academic setting of a library and in corporate ESG research since obtaining my master's degree in the fall of 2007 (the former was an internship and the latter contract research). My true passion, however, is research and writing, and perhaps even a fur

I am 31 y/o happily married mother of 5 kids. In the fall, all of my kids will be in school full time. I have had several jobs, been thru school, and numerous life experiences. Most of all...I LOVE writing! I am also an actress.

I come from Pakistan, work in Riyadh, Saudi as a sales & marketing coordinator, have spent cream of my life here. I've written some poems and an article about some youth you are led astray due to non-availability of jobs, or fall prey to terror groups or go outlaw.

I am 18 years old just about to start my freshman year in college in the fall of 2007. I will be majoring in chemistry and hopefully becoming a teacher someday.

Peter Aaron graduated from high school in 2000 and started attending Augusta State University that fall. HIs intentions were to become a forensic scientist at first. However his true passion is business and real estate as well as writing.

I'm going to be a senior in high school this fall. I am the editor of the Arts/Entertainment section of our school newspaper, the Outlook. I love writing and I love history.

Jill Stefko PhD is the Topic Editor for Paranormal, Feature Writer and former Feature for Paganism/Wicca. She studied the paranormal since 1957, when, as a child, she bought her first parapsychology book, “The Unknown Guest.” In fall, 1965, she conducted her first investigation. Jill gives workshops and lectures, writes for selected Internet web sites and been a guest on radio call-in talk shows and local TV, as an expert in the paranormal. Jill has been interviewed by Bill White s Journalism class about the paranormal and psychicism at Lehigh University, as a part of their grades. She has given lectures to a psychology class at Lehigh Carbon Community College. Mental health professionals consult with her for advice about poltergeists, ESP and other parapsychological phenomena that their clients have experienced. Her expertise in the paranormal includes parapsychology, the speculative science of studying psychic phenomena, using the scientific method and done without bias, cryptozoology, another speculative science that studies Unknown Mysterious Animals, UMAs, like the Loch Ness Monster and Big Foot, Fortean phenomena, general paranormal subjects, anomalies, UFOs, earthbound spirit releasement, attachment, possession and depossession, aliens and demonic possession and exorcism. Jill spoke to Father Alphonsus Trabold, the exorcist whom the Scranton Diocese asked to investigate the Smurl case which was, most likely a scam to make money, as was “The Amityville Horror,” as evidenced by one of con artists confessing they created the hoax to make money, lawsuits, a judge’s decision, parapsychologists and others. She spoke to then, President of the American Society for Psychical Research, highly respected parapsychologist Dr. Karlis Osis about paranormal activity in her mother’s bedroom. Jill has lived in four apartments that had poltergeist activity that her animal family reacted to. She investigates cases of alleged psi, tests people for

Dr. Kathryn Seifert has had over 30 years experience in mental health, addictions, and criminal justice work. She founded Eastern Shore Psychological Services, a multidisciplinary private practice that specializes in working with high-risk youth and their families. She writes and lectures nationally and internationally on the topics of violence, risk assessment, sex offenders, suicide prevention, school based mental health programs, and stress management. She advocates for the highest quality services for all children needing mental health treatment. Her first book was How Children Become Violent: Keeping Your Kids Out of Gangs, Terrorist Organizations, and Cults. Her next book, “Youth Violence: Theory, Prevention, and intervention” will be released by Springer in October 2011. Her assessment is the “CARE-2: Child and Adolescent Risk/ Needs Evaluation,” which will appear on Assessments.com in the Fall of 2011. Visit her website at www.preventbullyingnow.info. Dr. Seifert has appeared on CNN, EBRU TV, FOX news Radio, Man Cow, and WLW Radio.

I attended Mississippi State University and Mississippi University for Women where I received my Bachelor's Degree in Journalism with an emphasis in Television Broadcasting. I worked for WCBI TV in my hometown of Columbus, Mississippi from 2002-2006 where I started out as an intern and worked my way up the ranks through the production and news departments. Eventually I was awarded my dream position as a Feature News Reporter. (April O'Neil eat your heart out!) In 2006 I relocated to Memphis,Tennessee and began working for WREG TV. Working in local television is an exciting experience that is different every day and involves speaking in a language most can't interpret. However, my true passion lies in less formulaic writing than the who, what, when, where and whys that writing the local news restricts me to. To satisfy that passion I do freelance writing for publications all over the South and several websites. I've also spent the last 3 years writing a collection of prose in my spare time that is full of what my literary idol, Hunter S. Thompson, would refer to as "creative non-fiction." I'll write the next great American novel when I've got more time and energy but my first book makes for a fairly decent bathroom read. I am happily married and in April of 2011 my husband and I became parents to a beautiful baby girl, Hallie Grace. I smile pretty much 24-7 & I love to laugh. My family, music, traveling and helping with animal causes make my world go round. I'm from Mississippi so I also like to drink beer. Beer is good. I am very involved with Belly Rubs Basset Hound Rescue and Sunny Meadows Safe Haven for pets. Please check out these websites and fall in love! www.bellyrubs.org www.sunnymeadows.org

I'm an author, speaker and instructor. My three memoirs are A Healing Heart; A Spiritual Renewal (2006). It won the Reviewer's Choice Award 2008 Semi-Finalist by Reader Views of Austin, Texas. It's about my relationship with my father, One Star Brigadier General, Albert L. Gramm and my spiritual change from miracles caring for him with his cancer. I take a trip to Medugorje in Bosnia. My second is Someone Stop This Merry_Go-Round; An Alcoholic Family in Crisis (2009). It was nominated for the Editor's Choice Award from Allbook Review of Canada. It's in E-book form. It's about my young life married to an alcoholic man, and how our secure, happy life turned to confusion, fear and abuse. My husband died in 1985 at 45 years of age at the VA Hospital in Providence, RI. The sequel, Please, God, Not Two; This Killer Called Alcoholism (2010) is about our life after Richie's death and I learn my daughter, Lori, is following the same path as her father. After three alcoholic rehab stays, at 39 years of age, Lori died at the Charlton Memorial Hospital in Fall River, MA. Because of my loss, I became a speaker on "The Effect of Alcoholism on the Whole Family" at private functions and public. On April 5, 2011, I met with Steve Meunier, Senator John Kerry's Policy Advisor, on making changes to the Patient Privacy Act to help substance abusers with their recovery. He is presenting them to Washington, D.C. I'm an instructor for writer's workshops titled "Bring Your Manuscript to Publication. I belong to a group of authors called "Authors Without Borders." We offer readings, poetry slams, speaking engagements, discussion panels and book sigings. I co-authored with "Loose Ends" with Authors Without Borders. Our group is having its own cable TV show NBTV-95 for a 1/2 monthly show for twelve months.

Steph studied communications in his native Canada while working as an actor and model. He moved to NYC in 1999 to complete his studies at NYU and began writing for The Village Voice and Brill's Content Magazine. Steph ventured into TV by producing documentaries for PBS and TRU TV (formerly Court TV), before moving to Daytime Trial Coverage where he gained extensive knowledge in the criminal justice system covering live trials gavel to gavel. Following, Steph produced news for CNN's HLN, FOX News, ABC, CBS and NBC.  Now a TV Host and reporter, Steph covers high profile crimes and celebrity news. He has appeared on "Nancy Grace," "On the Record w Greta Van Susteren," CBS News, FOX News, "Inside Edition," ABC News, including "The View," ESPN and CNN. Steph hosts his own weekly radio show "Watts Up with This," pens a blog by the same name and is a frequent guest on several other national radio shows. Steph's work as investigative reporter was instrumental in re-classifying the death of Bolingbrook Il. police officer Drew Peterson's 3rd wife - Kathleen Savio - from an accident to a homicide. Peterson now awaits trial for the murder of Savio and Steph is expected to testify. Steph's work is also profiled in "The Murder Business", a book by Mark Fuhrman and another book just released about Joran Van Der Sloot; "Portrait of a Monster." He has covered high profile cases such as OJ Simpson, Scott Peterson, Natalee Holloway, Anna Nicole Smith, Drew Peterson, Casey Anthony, Haleigh Cummings and former IL. Gov. Rob Blagojevich. Steph is currently writing a book about the media's influence on the justice system and is featured as a reporter in a new crime series "Bloodwork" airing on A&E; and is Co-host of "America's Angel" a new reality show out this fall.

I'm a New Englander from birth. Born in Boston, and somehow keep returning to New England, despite moving to other states with more temperate climates. I think it's the spring and fall that keep me coming back. There's no place more beautiful during those times of year. I love reading, and dabble in writing. I enjoy watching movies of every kind, although suspense and horror are my favorites. Walking through woods and forests are another pastime. Of course, none of these would be as enjoyable without a furry creature to share it with....and I don't mean my husband! My pets are part of my family, and everything is better with a cat or dog tagging along if possible. I must admit to a secret vice; I do enjoy watching reality TV on occasion. Top Chef and Survivor are my top picks. Sigh. My husband shares many of my hobbies, thank goodness. He adores the furry ones too. Both of us spend time fishing, and foraging in the woods for mushrooms. Luckily, we also enjoy eachother's company. We both also share concern for the environment, and try to contribute what we can. We hope to get a hybrid or electric car when we can afford it. I started reading at the age of four. My mother taught me through her own love of the written word. I was encouraged by many of my teachers to pursue a writing career, and intended to be an English teacher, but somehow never got around to it. I have been published, but it's been small stuff. Is it ever too late to start a new career? I hope not!

Rhonda Findling is a psychotherapist with an international private practice based out of New York. She is the author of "Don't Call That Man! A Survival Guide To Letting Go", "The Commitment Cure: What To Do When You Fall For An Ambivalent Man" and "The Dating Cure". She has appeared on tv shows nationwide as an expert including CNN Headline News, NBC News, Good Day New York, The Buzz, Geraldo, Judith Regan Tonight, and The Ricki Lake Show. She has been featured in the New York Post, L.A. Times, Rocky Mountain News, Cosmopolitan, and Complete Woman. Rhonda has done workshops based on her books throughout the world including London, Paris and Berlin. Her website is www.rhondafindling.com.

Based in California, the South Carolina native, P. Rick Black has been creative writing since 2006. P. Rick Black is a freelance writer, entrepreneur, travel writer, film and TV producer and advocate for social issues. Mr. Black produced a religious series, Sunday Worship, for Access Monterey Peninsula in 2008. Mr. Black is currently finalizing his first book entitled "Prison! What's Next?" regarding prison recidivism to be released in Fall 2010. Mr. Black is also currently working on a second book, "Keep the Faith," a non-fiction collaboration highlighting the social concern with domestic violence to be published late 2010. Proceeds from the book will go to his charitable organization, KTF International, to assist victims of domestic violence. Mr. Black's career expertise stems from a long career in Criminal Justice. After his retirement in 2008, he is now pursuing his dream as a writer, actor and filmmaker specializing in social issues, travel, art, wine and entertainment. His current focus is to pursue his BA English Professional Writing at the University of San Francisco. P. Rick has a love for basketball, golf, and music. He also enjoys photography, travel and fine dining.

I grew up SE. LSS, I ended up doing a lot of LSD for the army. January, 1987 opened my own shop "I Dreamed My Shoes Were Fixed". People sometimes recognize me from TV commercial in Fall 1987 where I sang the theme. Now I work for a landscape company.

I plan on continuing my college degree next (this?) fall, in Mass Communications-Radio, Film, TV with a minor in English Lit.