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Dr. Tamanda Walker and Aiwan Obinyan of Leeds, England are like oil and water. They shouldn't match at all. One -- Walker -- is a research scientist and sociologist extraordinaire and the other -- Obinyan -- is a creative genius in music, filmmaking, sound design, and podcasting.
By Frank Racioppi2 years ago in Interview
Meet TyMafia TB
Q1: My name is TyMafia TB, and I’m from Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti. Ann Arbor is full of different people. I have the pleasure to say, I’ve been able to see Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. Both cities are small, so you can only imagine the number of friends and memories I could make out here. If you weren’t from here you’d think there really wouldn’t be a music scene, but Ypsilanti has birthed a lot of artists, some you may even know.
By Dre Brooks2 years ago in Interview
The Billion-Dollar Bitcoin Bet: Michael Saylor’s Quest to Redefine Corporate Investment
In the ever-volatile world of cryptocurrency, one man’s audacious vision has captured both admiration and skepticism. Michael Saylor, the executive chairman of MicroStrategy, has built a reputation for his relentless commitment to a singular strategy: accumulating as much Bitcoin as possible. While other corporations focus on traditional products and services, MicroStrategy has embraced an unconventional role as a Bitcoin powerhouse—a move that has turned Saylor into a billionaire and catapulted his company into the spotlight.
By mureed hussain2 years ago in Interview
Talking With Filmmaker Michael Sarrow about ‘Smile As You Kill’
This edition of Talking With focuses on Michael Sarrow, who wrote and directed the festival award winning indie crime thriller film ‘Smile As You Kill’ available in the US and Canada on major streaming platforms and DVD.
By FierceScribe2 years ago in Interview
Mojo Wen’s Ravishing Production Design on 'Skin' Helps Bring Woman’s “Transition” to Life
Mojo Wen with SAA 2023 Gold Medal, Alternative Category—an award established by AMPAS Production Designer Mojo Wen describes the award-winning short film, Skin, which has no dialog, as a visual transformation of a girl peeling off her skin and becoming a man. Wen offers, “Production design establishes the tone, texture, and emotional resonance of a film, especially in experimental works where conventional narrative structures are often deconstructed.”
By ashley collie2 years ago in Interview
The Strangest First Day at Work Ever
I was fresh to Maryland and needed a solid job with benefits. I had an interview with the guy I would be working for, and it appeared to go well. Mostly he spoke about himself and how he got into the land sales industry. He told me he had been at the seminary for many years and had intended on becoming a priest, but now he was happily married with two kids. He adored being in land sales. He actually built a name for himself: Landman.
By QuirkTales2 years ago in Interview
Troubleshooting Common Issues with Intuit 1099 e-File Service . AI-Generated.
Tax season can be a daunting time for small business owners and freelancers alike. The process of accurately filing tax documents, especially 1099 forms, can be overwhelming. Fortunately, tools like the Intuit 1099 e-file service help streamline this process, making it more manageable and efficient. However, just like any digital tool, there are bound to be snags and issues that arise. This extensive guide will help you troubleshoot common Intuit 1099 e-file not working problems and empower you to navigate the complexities of electronic filing.
By smith franklin2 years ago in Interview
Michelle Monaghan Reveals How Her Melanoma Diagnosis Changed Her View on Sun Exposure
Michelle Monaghan, the talented actress known for her roles in Mission: Impossible and The Path, has shared her personal experience with melanoma, a journey that profoundly altered her perception of sun exposure and sun safety. In a candid conversation, Michelle opened up about how a routine mole check turned into a life-changing diagnosis, and how it has shaped her approach to the sun ever since.
By Sangita Nandi2 years ago in Interview









