Monthly Archives: November 2005

Changes…changes…changes

This week’s show turned out a little different. I’m not really sure why, but I just wanted to come at the show from a different angle this week. I think it turned out pretty good. I’ll probably keep some parts of this week’s format for future shows.
I may add a “The Way I See It” [...]

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Cloudy Day Art #29 – Poetic Discussions

Ok, so this week’s show is a day late, but its still right on time. This week’s show is a little different. I open up a discussion on a few topics. Feel free to chime in.
Here’s the breakdown:
01:00 Intro music – FuriousBall “Naked Under Leather”
01:25 Congrats to Robert Parent (won “Poems for Augustine“)
01:50 [...]

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Urbis.com

I recently discovered a cool new site called Urbis.
Urbis.com is a feedback community for creative people who want to improve their work or discover how like-minded individuals respond to it.
It seems like a good idea. You can potentially get some good feedback on your writings. What sets this site apart from other critique forums [...]

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Cloudy Day Art #28 – Second Sunday for November – “Personal Growth”

Its the first podcast from Washington, DC! I’ve been here about a week now and I really think I’m going to like the area. Continue to check out my BLOG for periodic updates throughout the week.
One of this week’s contributers will receive a book of poetry by previous guest poet Marcus Amaker entitled “Poems for [...]

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Settling in

Well, we’ve made it to DC, but it looks like it will be a week or two before we are fully settled in. And by “fully settled in” I mean when we have broadband access in the home. Its amazing how we define life’s moments isn’t it?
There obviously wasn’t a show this week, but I’ll [...]

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Almost there

Ok, we stopped for the night in Rocky Mount, North Carolina and will be making the last leg of the trip to DC today.
You don’t realize how much you use broadband and how large a part it plays in your life until you go without! The wireless access in the hotel was down for most [...]

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