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Bart Ehrman Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 1739 seconds Bart Ehrman interview by Stacey Cochran. Related: bart, ehrman Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Gene Hackman Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 2216 seconds Gene Hackman talks and reads from his book ESCAPE FROM ANDERSONVILLE at Quail Ridge Books in Raleigh, North Carolina Related: gene, hackman Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Adam Shepard Interv. by Stacey Cochran w/ Natasha Gilliam 1 Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 586 seconds Part 1 of an interview with author Adam Shepard of Scratch Beginnings by Stacey Cochran for Raleigh Television Network program The Artist's Craft. With Book Report Correspondent Natasha Gilliam on The Kite Runner. Directed by Michael Graziano and Marnie Cooper-Priest. Related: adam, agent, artists, author, book, cochran, craft, gilliam, how, kite, literary, natasha, novel, publish, runner, shepard, stacey, to Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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How to Publish a Book, Literary Agent - 1 Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 700 seconds How to Publish a Book, How to Get a Literary Agent panel discussion with J.D. Rhoades and Alexandra Sokoloff, moderated by Stacey Cochran. At Cary, North Carolina Borders Bookstore November 8, 2007. Related: agent, alexandra, book, cochran, get, how, j.d., literary, publish, rhoades, sokoloff, stacey, to Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Garth Stein - The Art of Racing in the Rain Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 1760 seconds Garth Stein, author of The Art of Racing in the Rain, talks with Stacey Cochran on "The Artist's Craft" on Raleigh Television Network Channel 10. Directed by Marnie Cooper-Priest and Michael Graziano with camera operation by Will Neary. Also features a "Book Report" segment with Natasha Gilliam. Related: art, garth, racing, rain, stein Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Bouchercon 2008: Barbara Peters Robert Rosenwald Twist Phelan Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 3375 seconds A Bouchercon 2008 interview of Barbara Peters and Robert Rosenwald by author Twist Phelan. Filmed by Stacey Cochran with a Panasonic HPX170. Related: 2008, barbara, bouchercon, cochran, hpx170, panasonic, peters, phelan, robert, rosenwald, stacey, twist Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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How to Publish a Book Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 3474 seconds How to Publish a Book discussion with New York Times bestselling authors Jeffery Deaver, Margaret Maron, and John Hart. Moderated and produced by Stacey Cochran. Related: book, deaver, hart, how, jeff, john, margaret, maron, publish, to Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Bouchercon 2008: John Harvey interviewed by Otto Penzler Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 3574 seconds Bouchercon 2008 International Guest of Honor John Harvey is interviewed by his publisher Otto Penzler. Filmed by Stacey Cochran with Panasonic HPX170. Related: 2008, bouchercon, cochran, harvey, hpx170, john, otto, panasonic, penzler, stacey Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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How to Get Published - by Stacey Cochran Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 565 seconds This is an excerpt from a panel discussion I moderated at a bookstore in Pittsboro, North Carolina. We had a packed house. Related: cochran, lulu, novels, publishing, stacey, writers Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Stacey Gets A Positive Response from a Literary Agent Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 229 seconds This is a video clip of me going through a stack of responses from literary agents. It ends well! Related: agents, literary Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Podcast Novel, Podiobooks, Online Community for Writers Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 3334 seconds Podcast Novel, Podiobooks, and Online Community for Writers Discussion with authors Mur Lafferty, P.G. Holyfield, and Elisa Lorello filmed at Quail Ridge Books in summer 2008. Stacey Cochran Productions and Will Neary TeleProduction. Related: book, community, for, novel, online, podcast, podiobooks, writers Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Adam Shepard Interv. by Stacey Cochran w/ Natasha Gilliam 3 Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 641 seconds Part 3 of an interview with author Adam Shepard of Scratch Beginnings by Stacey Cochran for Raleigh Television Network program The Artist's Craft. With Book Report Correspondent Natasha Gilliam on The Kite Runner. Directed by Michael Graziano and Marnie Cooper-Priest. Related: adam, agent, artists, author, book, cochran, craft, gilliam, how, kite, literary, natasha, novel, publish, runner, shepard, stacey, to Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Bouchercon 2008: Lawrence Block Charles Ardai Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 3500 seconds This is a Guest of Honor Interview of author Lawrence Block by Charles Ardai. Filmed by Stacey Cochran using a Panasonic HPX170. Related: 2008, ardai, block, bouchercon, charles, cochran, hpx170, lawrence, panasonic, stacey Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Literary Agent Publish a Book Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 1243 seconds Literary Agent and How to Publish a Book discussion with Martha Witt, Val Nieman, and Rebecca L. Moore. Moderated and produced by Stacey Cochran. Related: agent, arts, book, literary, martha, nc, nieman, publish, val, witt Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Laura Lippman Bouchercon 2008 Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 3951 seconds An interview with Guest of Honor Laura Lippman by Michael Koryta at Bouchercon 2008 in Baltimore, Maryland. Filmed by Stacey Cochran. Related: 2008, bouchercon, cochran, koryta, laura, lippman, michael, stacey Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Writers Group: Lynn Mercer, Anne Woodman, Trina Allen Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 573 seconds Writers Group interview of Lynn Mercer, Anne Woodman, and Trina Allen by Stacey Cochran for Raleigh Television Network program "The Artist's Craft." Directed by Michael Graziano and Marnie Cooper-Priest. Related: agent, allen, anne, artists, book, cochran, craft, group, how, literary, lynn, mercer, publish, stacey, to, trina, woodman, writers Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Lightning Source: How to Self Publish a Book Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 3713 seconds How to Self Publish a Book with Lightning Source discussion with bestselling author Jackie DeGroot, as interviewed by Stacey Cochran. Related: book, how, lightning, publish, self, source, to Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Stacey Cochran English 101 August 25, 2008 Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 4180 seconds Stacey Cochran's English 101 Class from August 25, 2008. Related: 101, cochran, english, stacey Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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My Literary Agency Query Package Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 225 seconds A short instructional video of my most recent literary agency query package for a novel I wrote. Related: agents, literary, manuscript, novel, publish, query Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Alexandra Sokoloff on The Artist's Craft with Stacey Cochran Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 1790 seconds This is an interview I conducted with novelist Alexandra Sokoloff for "The Artist's Craft" on the Raleigh Television Network. Filming was directed by Michael Graziano, and production date was July 27, 2007. Related: agent, alexandra, author, cochran, get, how, literary, novel, published, sokoloff, stacey, to Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Literary Agents, Book Marketing & Publishing Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 4482 seconds Literary Agents, Book Marketing and Publishing Discussion with John Fuhrman moderated by Stacey Cochran. John discusses how he won over his literary agent and how he has successfully published and marketed over eight books. His literary agent helped him find his book publisher John Wiley & Sons, and more than one million readers have read his books worldwide. Related: agents, book, literary, marketing, publishing Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Online Book, eBook, Online Audio Book, Publish Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 3748 seconds Online Book Publish discussion regarding eBook publishing and online audio book publishing by Stacey Cochran. Related: audio, book, ebook, electronic, online, publish Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Christopher Irving Interview by Stacey Cochran - Part 1 Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 553 seconds Part 1 of 3 of an interview with author Christopher Irving by Stacey Cochran for Raleigh Television Network program The Artist's Craft. Directed by Marnie Cooper-Priest and Michael Graziano. Related: a, age, agent, author, book, christopher, cochran, comic, golden, history, how, irving, jack, kirby, literary, novel, publish, stacey, to Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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How to Publish a Book, Literary Agent - 3 Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 700 seconds How to Publish a Book, How to Get a Literary Agent panel discussion with J.D. Rhoades and Alexandra Sokoloff, moderated by Stacey Cochran. At Cary, North Carolina Borders Bookstore November 8, 2007. Related: agent, alexandra, book, cochran, get, how, j.d., literary, publish, rhoades, sokoloff, stacey, to Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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A Conversation with Gabriel Gurley by Stacey Cochran Posted by: StaceyCochran
Video duration: 477 seconds This is an interview with Gabriel Gurley, author of A Conceptual Guide to OpenOffice.org 2.0. This was the second interview conducted at Kitchen Table Studios in Raleigh, North Carolina. Related: cochran, gabriel, gurley, interview, openoffice.org, stacey Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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By: dmosier. on 09 Nov 08, 16:20:34
Great interview with a great guest. Subscribed.
By: CRoadwarrior. on 28 Oct 08, 18:44:00
myfacevids. Is it an assumption that throught history the Christian Bible has been called "myth" left and right, but archaeological discovery has proved such claims false? Is it an assumption that the Bible was right about the Hittites, the Hivites, the Cannanites and other ancient people, despite the critics? Is it an assumption that historians more readily trust the Christian Gospels than some "theologians"? I think you need to do some research before making grad claims about "assumptions."
By: myfacevids. on 28 Oct 08, 18:18:51
Yes the diligent do and its known that Christianity is built upon ASSUMPTIONS nothing more.
By: CRoadwarrior. on 28 Oct 08, 17:31:32
myfacevids. I have forgotten nothing. God allows many things, but this does not prove any point. Anything that can be twisted can also be untwisted, which takes thought and reason and study. Those too lazy to study properly remain in ignorance and deception. There is no proof that God spoke to anyone in history? LOL. That claim cannot be proved. In fact, logic dictates that when there are conflicting claims, someone is WRONG. The diligent find out who's wrong.
By: myfacevids. on 28 Oct 08, 17:25:23
Croadwarrior, there are a few things you have forgotten to take into account. Today people twist what they think God said, and God allows it.. there are many exampels of this not including a sunday morning meeting. If God allows it to happen today he allowed it to happen back then. There is no proof that GOD spoke to anyone in history, only PEOPLE claiming, and each one dicrediting each other as not having heard from the ONE TRUE GOD. And so the debates go on, as their is no real proof.
By: CRoadwarrior. on 17 Sep 08, 05:11:29
I know of no true contradictions in the Bible. I know of many CLAIMS to contradiction, but half the time they are in the minds of those who make things up out of thin air. Other times a little research will show that the contradiction disappears with deeper study or simply thinking clearly. So when God leads us to the "right path," we need to be willing to follow.
By: omnipotence99. on 17 Sep 08, 03:08:17
my friend this explains why there are so many contradictions in the bible. keep searching for the truth with an open heart. find the religion without ANY contradictions. whose book is the same from the original 1400 years back. May God lead us all to the right path.
By: CRoadwarrior. on 28 Aug 08, 22:06:13
Bart is just another "Jesus Seminar" advocate who apparently thought he was a true Christian. But the Spirit of God, who causes regeneration, does not work this way. God does not birth kids who later turn on Him.
By: MrFacet. on 08 Aug 08, 09:24:55
Thanks peacefulape.
By: PeacefulApe. on 07 Aug 08, 07:29:06
Try Islam or Quran for Dummies for a book. Google scholar as well as even wikipedia should work.
By: hurataimad. on 02 Aug 08, 04:03:19
outside or inside the religion, the main issue is trust, is this person giving you an unbias, objective, weighted information. i will say this, personal contact with an invidual who knows the the theology is essentail, research via sites alone will confuse you.
By: hurataimad. on 02 Aug 08, 03:51:41
not that i am aware of, i doubt a site can give you information in a discerning manner, and most sites are designed for muslims. our study needs to be independent, start by getting a good translation of the quran, or several, and having a muslim friend may help, i don't really know, trust is an issue.
By: MrFacet. on 01 Aug 08, 19:04:25
Is there some reliable rational source available then, preferably online? My searches, as said, only resulted in sites by Christians and Muslims attacking the opposed religion.
By: MrFacet. on 01 Aug 08, 19:02:37
Blimey, I answered a frew days ago, put quite some time in it but apparently I had a comment limit I did not notice. I did not intend to say that evil is specific to Christians/Muslims/Jews, but I am surprised how little being followers of their God does to their morality. On Ibn Warraq, just trying to find somebody from outside the religion to explain the basics because in my experience with Christians those within the religion have problems with arguing clearly.
By: hurataimad. on 29 Jul 08, 15:36:11
3. but, even so, ibn warraq, why does he have more weight behind him, then let say you, or any other person, the fact he come from muslim parents doesn't give him more theological creditails, unless you are implying western scholarship has a negative bias that they can't over come. for me, i don't believe this, but i do believe that the orientalists of past and present lack a serious amount of knowledge of islamic sciences to an embarrassing level, and i hope somehow they overcome this.
By: hurataimad. on 29 Jul 08, 15:26:17
2. this for me poses an initial problem, but if he did have a background, which imposes respect, i would be inclined to hearing his arguements, but non the less, if a scholar has a critical view of islam, then i would hear his points out, and weigh them up, surely a religion of god can stand up to human criticism. the existence of criticism itself isnt outside the theology of islam, non-belief is a strong theme in islam, and our existence, the idea of choice and freewill are central.
By: hurataimad. on 29 Jul 08, 15:13:46
1. humans tend to be hateful, violent, greed, full stop, unless you can show me a utopiun society in history, i can not see the sense in this idea that hate, violence is an islamic/judo-christain thing. the question should be, does islam make a violent person more violent, a hateful person more hateful, a greedy person more greedy? and only in your personal relations will you percieve this. as for this ibn warraq, he is a nothing in the academic field of islamic studies.
By: MrFacet. on 29 Jul 08, 10:28:29
I'm not inclined to put as much time in understanding Quran as i did on the Bible. The quarrels I mentioned are typically the behavior that first made me doubt the foundations of Christian behavior. What is your opinion on the content of the book called "Why I am not a muslim" by Ibn Warraq? (I only read a review by Ali Sina) I know you will not have the same opinion but is it based on facts or are the quotes distorted, and how/why?
By: hurataimad. on 29 Jul 08, 02:35:48
a theological study of islam will take time and effort. you will need to be discerning about the info you get, also. it's important that you don't pressume you know something, for example most acts of charity are not with any threats of punishment, other then elms giving, charity is voluntary. you will need to start from the basics and don't borrow from christain theology, for example god, revelation, prophets, miracles are different by definition, in islam.
By: MrFacet. on 28 Jul 08, 19:04:40
I didn't understand that last remark. Anyway it is less easy to select the reliable info about the Islam from the hyped for me because I do not have much knowledge about it. I seem to see a lot of not so well founded flak going on between Christians and Muslims on websites about each other. What I see going on around and about mosques in Amsterdam & Rotterdam shows no higher wisdom.Even hatred.I like the duties to the poor. But done voluntary, without afterlife threats, it would be far better.
By: hurataimad. on 27 Jul 08, 21:34:10
no! not in my personal experience, they must make some really soviet style jigsaws around ur parts.
By: MrFacet. on 27 Jul 08, 21:30:22
And you never have to hammer on a piece?
By: hurataimad. on 27 Jul 08, 20:47:13
not unless you don't know the theology very well. i haven't noticed any contradictions, or peculiarities in the theology, for me, it like a jigsaw puzzle, starting from the middle, everything fits, and the more pieces you place the bigger the picture gets and the more you see.
By: MrFacet. on 27 Jul 08, 20:11:28
"so how can u explain hell? " I suppose with blaming the opposing forces. Doesn't the Islam have its own contradictions and peculiarities?
By: hurataimad. on 14 Jun 08, 15:05:44
this problem of suffering is extremely alien to islamic theology, thou i find it a common problem among christains. i think the fundermental difference is the christain idea, that god is all loving, in islam god is most loving. so a muslim will believe that god can love some1 or something, where creation can't, but doesnt rule out him hating what he hates. whereas a christian believes god is love, so everything has to be explained throu love. so how can u explain hell?