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City Club of Eugene: So You Want To Be An Author? - Vimarsana News

City Club of Eugene: So You Want To Be An Author?

59:00 Listen to City Club of Eugene's May 7, 2021 program: So You Want To Be An Author? From The City Club of Eugene: Maybe you have always thought you had a book in you. Maybe it could be an inspiring memoir or even—dare you hope–the Great American Novel. Or maybe after finishing a really terrific essay or book, you have wondered how the writer got from having a good idea to getting it published where you could share it. It’s not as easy as it may seem. Where do you get the ideas? Which ideas are worth writing down? How do you find an agent? Who should edit your book? Should you go wit...

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Sermon on the Mat: Making Progress once more - Vimarsana News

Sermon on the Mat: Making Progress once more

Coming soon... Bad Dude Tito vs. Calder McColl Calvin Tankman vs. Nolan Edward Kal Jak vs. Super Beast Alex Coughlin vs. Royce Isaacs Rocky Romero vs. Simon Grimm Chris Dickinson vs. JR Kratos Jeff Cobb vs. “Filthy” Tom Lawlor Davey Boy Smith, Jr. vs. Jon Moxley Now this is more like it! Bloodsport is back to follow up last weekend’s show, and friends, we got us an honest-to-god superfight in Mox vs. DBS Jr.! I’ve always liked Davey Boy better as a grappling man than a power wrestler, and what better environment to show that off than in the no ring wasteland against one of the premier...

How two ultra-Orthodox men created Israel's most promising startup - Vimarsana News

How two ultra-Orthodox men created Israel's most promising startup

Dec. 13, 2020 Yoni Luksenberg relates that when he walks around Bnei Brak, the ultra-Orthodox city in central Israel that he and many devout Jews call their hometown, young Haredi men will occasionally stop him to tell him about their idea for a great new app or website. It began after the first time he appeared in the newspaper. Word got out. "I'm an anomaly," he admits. "I do it all: pray, keep kosher and maintain a Haredi lifestyle, but I don't wear a suit."