Podcast appearances and mentions of janette smith

What do book editors do? How can you choose the right book editor for your project? Do you even need an editor? I discuss these and other editing-related questions with Adina Edelman, a professional book editor from Baltimore, USA. You can get in touch with Adina through her website -- https://www.edelmanedits.com/ Or on LinkedIn -- https://www.linkedin.com/in/adinaedelman/ *Books and stuff we mentioned* - The Copyeditor's Handbook by Amy Einsohn - Self-editing for Self-publishers by Richard Bradburn - Editing Fiction at Sentence Level by Louise Harnby - Self-editing course by Adina's friend, Janette Smith -- https://jeanettethewriter.kit.com/c9d5f7fd19 Join Better Writers -- https://fabiocerpelloni.com/private/ Timestamps 00:00: Introduction to Adina Edelman and the topic. 00:40: Adina's role as an editor. 01:59: How Adina developed storytelling skills. 03:05: Educational paths for editors. 05:25: Learning through internships and work. 07:16: Do all authors need an editor? 09:00: Editing on a budget. 10:36: Tools like Grammarly and ChatGPT. 14:06: Keeping an author's voice intact. 18:40: Avoiding personal bias in editing. 23:07: How to choose the right editor. 25:22: Types of editing explained. 28:14: Fresh eyes for proofreading. 34:46: Book coach vs. editor. 48:36: Legal considerations in manuscripts.

Join us as Randy and Janette Smith speak on the tragedy of losing their son and how light can shine even in the darkest moments.

The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson: How "infinity mortgages" really impact homebuyers, mortgage default rates and the economy is not so very clear, according to experts. What to expect at The CNE this year. What should Hamiltonians be prepared for if there is a service interruption due to striking city workers next week, and how can they prepare? The Canadian Home Builders' Association (CHBA) said in a recent report that high construction costs and rising interest rates are hurting developer confidence in the market. Two out of three builders tell CHBA that they're building fewer units, while 22 per cent of developers have fully cancelled projects in recent months. Steven Guilbeault, Canadian Minister of Environment and Climate Change is heading to China later this month in an effort to convince Xi Jinping's government to change it ways with handling climate change concerns. Meanwhile, Canada is still dealing with unresolved issues of foreign interference, and there are still ethical qualms about having dealings with the government of China. It is all coming up on the Hamilton Today Podcast! Guests: Randall Denley is an author and columnist for the Ottawa Citizen and the National Post; author of mystery novels, including Payback, Spiked, and One Dead Sister. Randy Robinson, political economist and the Ontario Director for the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. Dr. Jack Cunningham, Ph.D., Program Coordinator at the Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History, in Trinity College and the Munk School. Specializing in British foreign policy, Canadian foreign policy and politics, International history, U.S. foreign policy and relations with Russia; University of Toronto. Darrell Brown, Canadian National Exhibition CEO. Wayne Petrozzi, Professor Emeritus of Politics and Public Administration at Toronto Metropolitan University. Janette Smith, City Manager for the City of Hamilton. Mike Collins-Williams, CEO, West End Home Builders Association. Charles Burton, Senior Fellow with the Centre for Advancing Canada's Interests Abroad at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute. Scott Radley, host of the Scott Radley show and columnist with the Hamilton Spectator. Host – Scott Thompson Content Producer – William Erskine Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom McKay Podcast Co-Producer – Ben Straughan News Anchor – Jen McQueen Want to keep up with what happened in Hamilton Today? Subscribe to the podcast! https://megaphone.link/CORU8835115919

Nearly two years after announcing our GROW Solutions Center, Jamie Orr, GROW Agronomy Lead, and Janette Smith, GROW Grain Lead, join Ashley on the podcast this week to share the GROW Solution Center's accomplishments thus far and discuss how they are putting farmers' needs at the forefront of Landus.   With a growing virtual team made up of agronomists, grain marketers, and data analysts, the Landus GROW Solutions Center is making it easier than ever to connect with growers and answer any questions they may have.  “[Farmers] aren't working 9-5. They start their mornings early and they finish their nights late. They work weekends. So, the virtual team helps them be better. We're here to answer their questions...It's just about being there when the farmer needs you most.” - Janette Smith, GROW Grain Lead  While the GROW Solutions Center continues to serve as a form of constant communication, it has also been used as a tool to establish meaningful relationships between Landus and our farmer-owners. Making it known that we are there to support growers every step of the way has been a major goal. With over 3,700 grain accounts and 95% of agronomy customers contacted, it is safe to say their team is doing just that.   Jamie explains that by reaching out, Landus is better able to understand and serve the farmer of tomorrow; one that has a succession plan, operates sustainably, and is self-sufficient. Whether it be on the phone, in person, or through the Landus portal online, pairing the work of the virtual GROW team with our field teams helps to provide service to the farmer in any way they need us. If you have any questions regarding your operation, please contact the GROW Solutions Center at 515-800-GROW(4769).  Follow us on our social media channels: https://linktr.ee/landusag

Join host, Ashley Kaldenberg, and Janette Smith as they take a look back at harvest. They'll highlight some specific Landus areas that reached milestones and talk about the overall success with this year's crops. This podcast truly highlights the knowledge we have within our grain team and the authentic approach we hope listeners hear. Ashley also doesn't miss the opportunity to get a little inside scoop from Janette and what she is advising customers to do with their grain marketing strategy at this point. You won't want to miss this feedback session. If you need assistance, reach out to Landus and the grain team through the GROW Solutions Center at (515) 800-GROW (4769). Cheers to a successful harvest!

The Landus GROW Solutions Center releases a special edition of the GROW Podcast to address the recent USDA Acreage Report.  As you heard in our last grain podcast, this report was anticipated to be a big deal!  Our host, Ashley Kaldenberg, is joined by Landus legend, Janette Smith, Grain Lead in the GROW Solutions Center.  Ashley and Janette sit down and have a conversation around what this report shared and what it means for the farmer.  Janette shares advice and tips on what farmers should be considering given this outlook.  For more detail, have a look at the Landus Market Commentary post that came out following the report release:  https://www.landuscooperative.com/market-commentary/morning-comments-april-1-2022

City Manager Janette Smith joined Scott to discuss the Hamilton Transportation Task Force. The task force has been formed to create a preliminary list of new projects following the demise of the city's 17-stop LRT due to what the Doug Ford government said were cost overruns. Guest: Janette Smith, City Manager, City of Hamilton

In this episode, Christine talks to friend and colleague Janette Smith. Janette is a freelance director and actor trainer, and has a lot of interesting thoughts about what she's looking for from actors vocally. This episode is especially relevant for actors who are in training or who are thinking about training, but is also useful for all professionals! Themes that come up are: - actors need to know their instruments: how to use them and what their limits are. - There is nothing worse for the audience than hearing actors hurting themselves. Audiences don’t like watching someone hurt themselves-- it takes them out of the story. - The difference between ease and relaxation. - Actors need to be more aware of how much an audience listens-- that they absorb sounds of words as well as meaning, and that listening to live actors means audiences can feel, as well as hear their voices. - Actors have to be multi-skilled. This job takes a lot of craft. - Directors have to work in a very different way with unskilled actors than trained actors who understand their body and voice. We'd love to hear thoughts and questions that this conversation brings up for you. Email us at bespoke.comcontact@gmail.com.

Lawyers in Florida are expected to be competent with technology; the Florida Supreme Court has even made it a CLE requirement. But meeting the bare minimum requirements shouldn't be enough. At the Florida Bar's Annual Convention, panelists Janette Smith, Christine Senne, and Anessa Allen Santos join host Jonathan Israel to share some of their insights on the tools lawyers should be using to improve their practice; where they can find resources on how to work smarter and not harder; and how the bar is taking a leading role in facilitating this training. Janette Smith is an attorney providing consulting services to local governments, non-profit entities, and law firms interested in streamlining technology. Christine Senne is vice president of legal and compliance for Fluent and serves as of counsel with Manson Bolves Donaldson Varn, PA, with whom she practices environmental law. Anessa Allen Santos is the founder and managing attorney of IntelliLaw.

After the USDA reports last week, we saw corn and soybean prices rebound some this week. Also, a Bonus Track with Janette Smith, Grain Marketing Advisor for Landus Cooperative.

Photo: (Global News) Hamilton city council will be spending as much as $11 million to do a judicial investigation of the RHVP report. Guest: Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup. Hamilton has a new city manager! Janette Smith of the Region of Peel will be replacing Chris Murray who vacated the position last year. Some councilors had wanted a more diversified process into choosing the new manager. Are they happy with the result? Guest: John-Paul Danko, Hamilton City Councillor, Ward 8. Ontario's integrity commissioner says that Premier Ford did not break the rules that govern legislators when he hired Ron Taverner last year. Guest: Duff Conacher, Cofounder of Democracy Watch, adjunct professor at University of Ottawa.

We have all faced a season or time in our life where we had to embrace change and make adjustments in order to survive or thrive, and it’s not always easy. Now, Imagine embracing that level of change while on a world platfom. That’s the case with our guests tonight.Dawn Neufeld and Melani Ishmail from VH1’s Football Wives join us to share their gems of wisdom on repositioning for success, and specifically for them, repositioning after Life on Reality TV.   This show marks their first broadcast together since the show first aired on this same date last year.

We have all faced a season or time in our life where we had to embrace change and make adjustments in order to survive or thrive, and it’s not always easy. Now, Imagine embracing that level of change while on a world platfom. That’s the case with our guests tonight.Dawn Neufeld and Melani Ishmail from VH1’s Football Wives join us to share their gems of wisdom on repositioning for success, and specifically for them, repositioning after Life on Reality TV.   This show marks their first broadcast together since the show first aired on this same date last year.

Marla and Dave have enjoyed almost 20 years of marriage. During that time, they were blessed with two more beautiful children, David II, and Drew Alexis.  Dave has traveled the world entertaining fans as a member of ten time Grammy award winning acapella sextet,          “Take 6”. Marla is a life and fitness coach inspiring people on a daily basis. Her motto is “true change happens from the inside out”. Marla and Dave’s marriage has not been without its tests and trials, however the principles of unconditional love, friendship and mutual respect have proven to be the keys to their successful marriage. These are the keys they share in their Radio Show- offering Relationship CPR.

Marla and Dave have enjoyed almost 20 years of marriage. During that time, they were blessed with two more beautiful children, David II, and Drew Alexis.  Dave has traveled the world entertaining fans as a member of ten time Grammy award winning acapella sextet,          “Take 6”. Marla is a life and fitness coach inspiring people on a daily basis. Her motto is “true change happens from the inside out”. Marla and Dave’s marriage has not been without its tests and trials, however the principles of unconditional love, friendship and mutual respect have proven to be the keys to their successful marriage. These are the keys they share in their Radio Show- offering Relationship CPR.

American actor, film director, screenwriter, film producer, editor, photogrpaher, author and entrepreneur Shavar Ross, most widely known as Dudley on the NBC sitcom Diff'rent Strokesand as Weasel on the ABC sitcom Family Matters joins Janette Smith to talk about his amazing rebirth through his growing family of entertainment websites.  Other topics include: -How to monetize online content -Surviving and thriving after being a child star -Making movies - President of Tri-Seven Entertainment.

American actor, film director, screenwriter, film producer, editor, photogrpaher, author and entrepreneur Shavar Ross, most widely known as Dudley on the NBC sitcom Diff'rent Strokesand as Weasel on the ABC sitcom Family Matters joins Janette Smith to talk about his amazing rebirth through his growing family of entertainment websites.  Other topics include: -How to monetize online content -Surviving and thriving after being a child star -Making movies - President of Tri-Seven Entertainment.

Hill Harper is an actor, philanthropist and NY Times best-selling author. He talks with Janette Smith about his recently released fourth book, “The Wealth Cure,” revelations coming from his recent health scare, and the new season of “CSI: New York” that debuts this fall.

Hill Harper is an actor, philanthropist and NY Times best-selling author. He talks with Janette Smith about his recently released fourth book, “The Wealth Cure,” revelations coming from his recent health scare, and the new season of “CSI: New York” that debuts this fall.

Karyn Parsons is best known for her role as Hilary Banks on the long-running NBC sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel Air.  Now, she's a driving force behind a non-profit organization whose mission is to bring little known stories of African American achievement to children everywhere. For more information check out "Sweet Blackberry" at www.SweetBlackBerry.org

Karyn Parsons is best known for her role as Hilary Banks on the long-running NBC sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel Air.  Now, she's a driving force behind a non-profit organization whose mission is to bring little known stories of African American achievement to children everywhere. For more information check out "Sweet Blackberry" at www.SweetBlackBerry.org

My guest today is Janette Smith, CEO of Mirror Media Solutions - a video production, branding and web design company. She's also an independent broadcaster with a “Featured” show on the BlogTalkRadio Network. Her television features and documentaries can be seen throughout Texas on the magazine show D210 TV. Before starting her own business, Janette was Media Director for F. Hammond Family Entertainment Corp, headed by Grammy Award winning, Platinum gospel artist Fred Hammond. Ms. Smith is most known for her work as an Emmy, Telly and Aurora award-winning broadcast journalist with 22+ years experience reporting and anchoring at WCPO-TV Cincinnati, WFAA-TVDallas and WAGA-Atlanta.