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Personal Storytelling
First person storytelling shows are all the rage on stages and podcasts across the country. In this class, you will learn how to take true events from your own life and weave them into engaging performances. We will work on presentation, story structure, different approaches, and creating your own unique style.
No performance experience necessary.
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Being in a class with Amanda is never intimidating and always fun. Because the class is based in non-judgment and inclusion on all levels, you feel safe and open to discovery. Her honesty and openness are inspiring and it's always a joy to be in a room with her.
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Amanda's honest, lovable personality oozes right into her workshops. I walked into a room with about 15 strangers, and I walked out of that room feeling like I'd just hung out with my buddies on a Saturday afternoon. She knows the importance of taking the time to establish an environment of acceptance, openness and trust, and that makes all the difference in the learning experience!


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I know how we had a post agout age group and location and this time i wanted to dolanguage..What language do u guys speak?..Its just intresting to know. If you dont want to tell us, well its simple, you dont have too. Anyways i speak english, french, and gujrati and a little bit of hinid. But at home mostly i speak gujrati. What about you guys?
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I speak Hindi, English, Punjabi, and a little bit of Spanish!
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Hint: He has been in cult TV shows.
She is making a come back to TV after 10 years
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New effort takes aim at Toyota's Prius lineup
With three new hybrid vehicles on the market and two more on the way, Ford Motor Co. is getting bolder about claiming fuel economy superiority over rival Toyota Motor Corp. -- despite the risks that entails. "Ford has eight products that deliver 40 mpg or more. We can beat Toyota in every segment where they compete," C.J. O'Donnell, Ford marketing manager for electrified vehicles, said here at the launch of the C-Max Energi plug-in hybrid. "We're not going to be shy about
pointing out those advantages to customers."
Source: Automotive News
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As Volkswagen AG plots a course toward its goal of becoming the world's biggest automaker by 2018, it's increasingly clear that the path to global dominance runs through places like Lanzhou, in western China. "Volkswagen's early entry into China meant that our outlets focused on bigger, developed cities," said Soh Weiming, the carmaker's China Executive Vice President. "Now, we have to expand beyond them."
Source: Bloomberg
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Surge in demand for auto loans spurs push into sector; subprime is a big draw
The booming market for auto lending is causing deal makers to kick into high gear. General Motors Co. on Wednesday said that it would buy the international operations owned by Ally Financial Inc. as part of a push to build up an auto-loan business after abandoning it six years ago. Spanish lender Banco Santander is planning to take its U.S. consumer-finance unit public in a deal that could value it at $6 billion, people familiar with the effort said. The two deals are among the biggest of a
flurry of transactions over the past few months as investors, companies and banks try to take advantage of a surge in demand for auto loans from consumers.
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Having languished for decades in a crowded field of mass-market nameplates, Mazda will reposition itself as a more premium brand, Mazda Motor Corp. CEO Takashi Yamanouchi said. Internally, Mazda is calling its brand shift "Japan premium." That term will not be used in marketing. But the strategy is to leverage Mazda's new technologies and styling to lift the company above its Japanese rivals and other mass-market brands. Some Mazda insiders see the move as the only way Mazda -- a
tiny, financially strapped brand with global sales of just 1.3 million units -- can survive.
Source: Automotive News
Keeping cars and trucks that were damaged by Hurricane Sandy out of the nation's pool of used vehicles won't be easy. But automakers, auction houses, inspection companies and vehicle-history reporting agencies are among those working to make sure that Sandy-flooded vehicles are either destroyed or sold with titles describing their true condition.
Source: Automotive News
The Los Angeles International Auto Show, which opens to the media on Wednesday, is set to host the unveilings of a series of new models, ranging from a new minivan-like wagon from Ford Motor Co. to a Mercedes-Benz super sports car with a top speed of just under 200 miles an hour. Despite the hype around electric vehicles, battery-powered cars so far have struggled to take off. Sales of the Nissan Leaf, which has been available in the U.S. for more than a year, total only 1,000 or so each
month—far fewer than Nissan Motor Co. had expected.
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Editor's note: The 2012 Western Automotive Conference, an all-new event hosted by NADA and J.D. Power and Associates, will be held on Nov. 27, the eve of Media Days at the LA Auto Show. The half-day conference will be packed with valuable information focusing on the critical issues and solutions impacting current and future automotive operations. To register, click here.
The day could be fast-arriving when a new breed of car buyer considers a new generation of cars, and wrestles with a choice something like: "Hmmm, $30,000. Should I get that loaded Ford Focus, or this new mini-size entry BMW?" Absurd? Not necessarily.
Source: USA Today
-- Klaus Busse, Chrysler interior design chief, said of his decision to stay with Chrysler in Detroit, Automotive News, Nov. 26
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So far I've been experiencing some:
- mild to medium cramping
- stomach tightening
- hot flashes
- pelvic pressure/lightening crotch
- a bit more discharge
We're so close to the finish line!
We're so close to the finish line!
So much discharge, so much hip pain, zero energy, zero drive to accomplish anything. It is uncomfortable to eat because I get full so quickly so I wait until I feel famished and sick to have a meal, only to overeat and feel awful again. I can't get comfortable anywhere and there's so much pressure. 😩 Up until a couple days ago I've felt pretty great so I think everything is finally catching up. I've had a good pregnancy, stayed active and haven't really had too much discomfort until now. It's hit me like a ton of bricks.
39.1 today and have close to the same symptoms.
Mild period cramps- Always in the middle of the night
mild swelling in hands
Lightning crotch - Always in the middle of the night
Thicker discharge mixed with the usual watery
Together since 12/2004 / Married 9/2012
... but overall pretty good- went swimming, did yoga and walking in the last few days. Swimming again tomorrow
39 weeks today, mostly feeling good. Definitely tons of contractions, but nothing painful and nothing progressing. Discharge, hip joint pain. Today I am at the county fair with my husband... I figure if I go into labor here, the farmers at the cow barn are very experienced!! I'm just moving a little slower, but the walking must be good for me!
I feel ya! I have days when I'm super active but others when I'm so fatigued and feel lethargic. Luckily the baby will definitely be here sooner than later at this point! I feel the same with eating but having frequent smaller meals has helped a good amount. I just get a lot of indigestion so my hubby has to put up with a lot of burping lol
Pretty much like crap. Inconsistent contractions or BH or whatever you want to call them. Back pain. Hip pain. Groin pain. Keep getting these dizzy spells where I sweat buckets and get all shaky so I basically can't do anything. My kids are pissing me off. Every time my husband gives me a hug I start crying because I'm just so over it. Not sleeping. Worried about how things will go when the baby arrives.
Yes! The lightning crotch and cramps have mostly been at night for me too! So weird! Although today for the first time I woke up with cramps and have had them on and off all day
39 weeks today. Tired, so tired! Don't have energy to do anything! Currently I'm having increased discharge, frequent BM and feeling sick to my stomach. Feels like my pubic bone is splitting apart. Don't remember this with my first!
Nice! Keep up the activity while you can! I'm trying to stay active and busy but some days are a lot easier than others. Wish I had a pool nearby! Swimming sounds like a dream right about now lol
Yep. Pretty much the same. I feel some discomfort but nothing painful. Hahahah enjoy the fair!


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Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin is now offering a series of free podcasts online to help people learn Irish.
The 'Cultúr le Comhrá' programme, funded by the Big Lottery Fund, was launched by the Mayor of Derry, councillor Kevin Campbell, and is designed to allow people to learn Irish from home.
The course is suitable for those who want to start from scratch and for those with some Irish already who want to improve their language skills.
Each podcast is available to download free of charge from the Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin website.
Ciara Nic Lochlainn, project co-ordinator said: "Cultúr le Comhrá means Culture with Conversation and these podcasts which are based on conversation between two speakers are like mini Irish lessons.
"They give learners the opportunity to learn Irish in an easy way without spending any money and fit perfectly with the Líofa 2015 initiative launched some time ago.
"This series will run for 30 weeks and there will be five programmes broadcast per week. Cultúr le Comhrá will be divided into 3 Sections, 10 weeks of podcasts for complete Beginners, 10 weeks of podcasts for Intermediate learners and 10 weeks of podcast for advanced learners."
The first podcast became available for download or to listen to yesterday at www.culturlann-doire.ie
For more information contact 02871 264132