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We've curated a list of 20 truly interesting questions to create an interesting way for you to get to know us. We encourage you to ask your friends or spouses these questions too. You may learn something new about them! What was your happiest memory from your childhood? One that stuck out from all the rest. Can you recall a time when you were most scared? If you could go back in your life and change one thing/do one thing differently, would you? Why or why not? What would you do in one week if all expenses were paid What do you want to achieve in the next five years? What is your biggest fear? Why? Which game show would you most like to be on? What character would you like to be in your favorite show and why? What is one thing you wish you were really great at? What did you want to be when you grew up? Are you doing that or wish that you were doing that? What name do you think you would be if you had a different name? What would your last meal be? If you went to prison what would it be for? Have the other person look at your google history and share the funniest/most embarrassing one! Who would you cast as yourself if your life was a movie? What song would you karaoke to? If you became famous tomorrow, what would it be for? If you were able to live to the age of 90 and retain the mind or body of a 30 year old for the last 60 years of your life, which would you choose? Do you have a secret hunch of how you will die? If you knew in one year you would die, would you change anything about your life and why? Follow us on Instagram: @wateryourplantspodcast Website: http://wateryourplantspodcast.com

What’s True? What do I see in the Bible?1. Faithful men fight against idols. (Malachi 2:10-12 / Deuteronomy 6:12-15)2. Faithful men love their wives. (Malachi 2:13-16 / 1 Timothy 5:8 / 1 Peter 3:7 / Ephesians 5:25-31)3. Faithful men raise godly children. (Malachi 2:15 / 1 Corinthians 7:14 / Ephesians 6:1-4 / Deuteronomy 6:7)4. Faithful men make disciples. (2 Timothy 2:1-2 / Matthew 28:19-20)What’s Real? What do I see in my life?▪ How would I describe “faithfulness?”▪ Who is someone I would say is faithful? Why?▪ Which of the four categories above do I struggle with the most?▪ How has unfaithfulness affected my life? My relationship with God?What’s Next? Write a prayer and practical step in light of truth.

IG: vyukaajplzenFB: Výuka anglického jazyka v Plzni a okolíBlog: www.vyukaaj-plzen.cz/blogZdravím všechny u prvního konverzačního podcastu. Využijte příležitosti a zkuste si odpovědět na dané otázky.Otázky zmíněné v podcastu: Have you ever been abroad? If so, which countries have you been to?Are you planning to go on holiday any time soon?Did your class in high school go on a trip together?What would the “perfect holiday” be like for you?Do you prefer summer vacation or winter vacation?Which means of transport do you enjoy the most? Which have you tried?Do you prefer going on a holiday with your family or your friends?Where did you go on your last vacation?Do you prefer active or relaxing holidays? Why?Which places are on your bucket list?

Today on Supercultured, we discuss a long awaited super-hero cinematic-universe cross-over extraganza. The one everyone has been waiting for, which features a villain who arrives on Earth to combine items of unimaginable power in order to take over the universe, only to run afoul of some of Earth's Mightiest Heroes... that's right I'm talking about Justice League! Why? Which movie did you think I was talking about? Join us as we talk about the latest thorn in what is the lions paw known as the DC Cinematic Universe. We talk tea, bad dialogue, and Superman's weird mouth. Oh and don't worry, we'll get to that other movie, Infinitywhatever very soon so stay tuned to Supercultured!

This episode Kyle and Karrington discuss: 1. Abzu 2. Indie Gaming News 3. Zelda BotW vs Horizon Zero Dawn  Abzu... what can we say about Abzu? What is Abzu? At first glance it seems to be some sort of scuba diving game. But what is it really? The crew goes deep underwater to find the true meaning of this game.  Karrington also discusses Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Horizon Zero Dawn. Everyone seems to compare these two games. Why? Which one is better? Does Karrington have a preference? Should they even be compared? Karrington tries his best to not let his love for Nintendo get in the way as he tries to analyze both games seperatley. Thank you everyone for you continued support!  Please be sure to follow us on  Twitter - @Realdudes_pod Facebook - @RealDudesPodcast  Instagram - RealDudesPod  Twitch - Twitch.tv/realdudespodcast    Also a huge thanks for Gitaruman for letting us use his music for or intro and outro. Be sure to check him out on    Twitter - Twitter.com/iamgitaruman  SoundCloud - soundcloud.com/gitaruman Facebook - Facebook.com/gitaruman  iTunes - https://itun.es/us/Kfnq-   Want to start a podcast? Check out our affiliate Podbean. You can goto www.podbean.com/rdp and use the code RPD to get one month free from podbean. There you can publish your very own podcast for the world to hear! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/realdudes-podcast/support

Whenever you look at a bestselling book by a celebrity or a politician, the chances are better than good the so-called "author" didn't actually write it. A ghostwriter did. Good ghostwriters command fees comparable to, and sometimes exceeding, the fees of the best copywriters. One of the main reasons they get paid so well is they have the ultimate "chameleon" skill for a writer – they can write convincingly in someone else's voice. As copywriters, we are often ghostwriters for our clients. How important is the skill of writing in your client's voice for you, as a copywriter? Today we'll talk about that… and… I'll give you some tips on how to do this. Before we get into all of that, a reminder: Copy is powerful. You're responsible for how you use what you hear on this podcast. Most of the time, common sense is all you need. But if you make extreme claims… and/or if you're writing copy for offers in highly regulated industries like health, finance, and business opportunity… you may want to get a legal review after you write and before you start using your copy. My larger clients do this all the time. So let's talk about writing in your client's voice… what it means… where it's important… and how much of it is important in copywriting. Where Writers Must Totally "Speak" In Their Clients' Voices - Speechwriters - Ghostwriters for books - Screenwriters (each major character needs a unique voice) Here, mastery of "voice" is mandatory. Fortunately for copywriters, you don't need to be this skilled in capturing your client's voice. Next Level Down: Webinars A webinar is where the client speaks through an online presentation, usually with slides, to make a pitch. Getting some sense of the client's voice is really important here, because the slides and script (or outline) needs to line up with a reasonable approximation of the way your client talks. If your client is stuck with a script that goes so far away from the way they talk, it won't ring true. And you want it to ring true. Next Level Down: Sales letters, print ads, emails There are a few basics you should cover, which we'll get to in a minute. But remember, in most cases, nobody knows what your client really sounds like. So you need far less developed skills than you would as a speechwriter, a screenwriter, or a ghostwriter for a book. A few words about writing conversationally, period. This is one of the hardest things for most copywriters – really, most writers – to master. Writing in a way that sounds like speaking. Why? How to fix it: - listen at a Starbuck's / transcribe like a secret agent - interview / record / handwrite out the way a person talks - develop an awareness. Which writing reads conversational? Why? Which writing doesn't. Why - Get The Art of Plain Talk by Rudolph Flesch. A lot of used copies are available on Amazon for as little as a few dollars. Read it. Figure out how you can put it into practice. It also looks like you can get a pdf of the book on scribd.com, if you sign up for scribd. - Practice, practice, practice. This should be natural, but the school system and other institutions have beaten our natural ability to write conversationally, out of a lot of us. So the first thing to do in writing in your client's voice is to learn to write like people speak. Any people. You. A "generic" person. By doing the things mentioned. Now, assuming you have some sense of how to write conversationally, here are some tips for - Remember you don't have to sound exactly like your prospect - Here's how you need to reflect how they sound when they talk: - values - their reason-why. Find out why they're doing what they're doing. See how you can include that in your copy. That personalizes the copy a lot without your having to be too precise in the language - still, you want to make it sound as much like them as possible. Again, interview them and transcribe the interview. Take note of o Any pet words or phases o Their overall view of the world o The rhythm of their speech o How emotional, or non-emotional, the way they talk is - No matter what you find, you still want to aim for copy that works. So make sure your final draft has - Clarity - Simplicity - Easy to understand words, sentences (high readability) - And active voice. Tight, muscular writing. Focused on action!Download.

Whenever you look at a bestselling book by a celebrity or a politician, the chances are better than good the so-called "author" didn't actually write it. A ghostwriter did. Good ghostwriters command fees comparable to, and sometimes exceeding, the fees of the best copywriters. One of the main reasons they get paid so well is they have the ultimate "chameleon" skill for a writer – they can write convincingly in someone else's voice. As copywriters, we are often ghostwriters for our clients. How important is the skill of writing in your client's voice for you, as a copywriter? Today we'll talk about that… and… I'll give you some tips on how to do this. Before we get into all of that, a reminder: Copy is powerful. You're responsible for how you use what you hear on this podcast. Most of the time, common sense is all you need. But if you make extreme claims… and/or if you're writing copy for offers in highly regulated industries like health, finance, and business opportunity… you may want to get a legal review after you write and before you start using your copy. My larger clients do this all the time. So let's talk about writing in your client's voice… what it means… where it's important… and how much of it is important in copywriting. Where Writers Must Totally "Speak" In Their Clients' Voices - Speechwriters - Ghostwriters for books - Screenwriters (each major character needs a unique voice) Here, mastery of "voice" is mandatory. Fortunately for copywriters, you don't need to be this skilled in capturing your client's voice. Next Level Down: Webinars A webinar is where the client speaks through an online presentation, usually with slides, to make a pitch. Getting some sense of the client's voice is really important here, because the slides and script (or outline) needs to line up with a reasonable approximation of the way your client talks. If your client is stuck with a script that goes so far away from the way they talk, it won't ring true. And you want it to ring true. Next Level Down: Sales letters, print ads, emails There are a few basics you should cover, which we'll get to in a minute. But remember, in most cases, nobody knows what your client really sounds like. So you need far less developed skills than you would as a speechwriter, a screenwriter, or a ghostwriter for a book. A few words about writing conversationally, period. This is one of the hardest things for most copywriters – really, most writers – to master. Writing in a way that sounds like speaking. Why? How to fix it: - listen at a Starbuck's / transcribe like a secret agent - interview / record / handwrite out the way a person talks - develop an awareness. Which writing reads conversational? Why? Which writing doesn't. Why - Get The Art of Plain Talk by Rudolph Flesch. A lot of used copies are available on Amazon for as little as a few dollars. Read it. Figure out how you can put it into practice. It also looks like you can get a pdf of the book on scribd.com, if you sign up for scribd. - Practice, practice, practice. This should be natural, but the school system and other institutions have beaten our natural ability to write conversationally, out of a lot of us. So the first thing to do in writing in your client's voice is to learn to write like people speak. Any people. You. A "generic" person. By doing the things mentioned. Now, assuming you have some sense of how to write conversationally, here are some tips for - Remember you don't have to sound exactly like your prospect - Here's how you need to reflect how they sound when they talk: - values - their reason-why. Find out why they're doing what they're doing. See how you can include that in your copy. That personalizes the copy a lot without your having to be too precise in the language - still, you want to make it sound as much like them as possible. Again, interview them and transcribe the interview. Take note of o Any pet words or phases o Their overall view of the world o The rhythm of their speech o How emotional, or non-emotional, the way they talk is - No matter what you find, you still want to aim for copy that works. So make sure your final draft has - Clarity - Simplicity - Easy to understand words, sentences (high readability) - And active voice. Tight, muscular writing. Focused on action!Download.

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Happy Cinco De Mayo (eat more mustard)!! How do you feel about the Dark Souls franchise? Love it / hate it? Why? Which one is the hardest? Join us on EP126 to discuss or call/write in! Also, do... Join us for an interactive Twitch experience. Tons of shenanigans & love 4 streamers, TV, movies, indie games, tech, & geeks! http://twitch.tv/geekyantics 646-801-2149 mail@geekyantics.net

Tim Draper is the founding partner of leading venture capital firms Draper Associates and DFJ. Some of his Venture successes include Skype, Baidu, Tesla, Hotmail, Twitch.tv, and hundreds of others. Fun fact about Tim, it was his original suggestion to use viral marketing in web-based email to geometrically spread an Internet product to its market was instrumental to the successes of Hotmail, YahooMail, and Gmail and has been adopted as a standard marketing technique by thousands of businesses. His prominence is evident through his being named 100 most influential Harvard Alumni, and seven on the Forbes Midas List. He was named Always-On #1 top venture capital deal maker. We would like to say a special thank you to Mattermark for providing all the data used in the show today and you can check out Mattermark Search here! In Today's Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Tim made his way into startups and the investing industry? 2.) Having founded Draper Associates in 1985, how has Tim seen the investing landscape develop over time? 3.) Draper obviously invests across a variety of stage, but what is Tim's preferred stage? Where does he see the most opportunity for venture returns? Why? 4.) Of all the companies Tim has seen, which was the best pitch? Why? Which founder inspired Tim the most? Looking back, is there anything you would have done differently? 5.) What is DraperU? What are the plans for the future? What is the vision? Why did Tim choose to do a reality show in StartupU? Has it been a very different experience being the lead in a TV show compared to investing in startups? 6.)Why is behind Tim's immense belief in Bitcoin. Why is this? When did Tim realize the potential? How long will adoption take? Items Mentioned In Today's Episode: Tim's Fave Book: The Startup Game by William Draper, Michael Rothschild: Bionomics Tim's Most Recent Investment: Laurel and Wolf, Favor Delivery As always you can follow The Twenty Minute VC, Harry and Tim on Twitter here! If you would like to see a more colourful side to Harry with many a mojito session, you can follow him on Instagram here!

Think about it! What are some of your favourite English words? Which words do you find difficult to learn? Why? Which words are easy for you to learn? Do you make word lists? How are they organised? คุณชอบคำใดบ้างในภาษาอังกฤษ คำศัพท์ใดบ้างที่คุณคิดว่ายากเพราะอะไร แล้วคำใดบ้างที่ง่ายต่อการเรียนรู้ คุณสร้างลิสต์คำศัพท์ให้ตัวเองไหม มีวิธีจัดเรียงลำดับอย่างไร

Think about it! How important is the tourist industry in your country? Is it a growing market? Why? Which nationalities visit your country? What do they do when they visit your country? What are some of the main tourist attractions? ธุรกิจการท่องเที่ยวมีความสำคัญแค่ไหนในประเทศของคุณ เป็นธุรกิจที่กำลังเติบโตหรือเปล่าคนชาติใดบ้าง ที่มาเที่ยวชมประเทศของคุณ พวกเขาเข้ามาทำอะไรบ้าง สถานที่ท่องเที่ยวหลักๆ ในประเทศของคุณมีอะไรบ้าง

Think about it! When was the last time you went to a sports event? What was it? Which sports events do you like to watch? Why? Which sports events have you taken part in? What did you do? คุณได้ชมงานแข่งกีฬาครั้งสุดท้ายเมื่อไร เป็นงานกีฬาอะไร แล้วคุณชอบชมงานกีฬาอะไร เพราะอะไร คุณเคยเข้าร่วมงานแข่งกีฬาอะไรบ้าง คุณเล่นกีฬาอะไร

Think about it! What are some of the best places you’ve ever visited? Which country would you like to visit? Why? Which of the New Seven Wonders would you like to go to? Why? สถานที่ใดบ้างที่คุณเคยไปแล้วชื่นชอบที่สุด ประเทศไหนที่คุณชอบไป เพราะอะไร 7 สิ่งมหัศจรรย์ของโลกยุคใหม่ที่ใดบ้างที่คุณอยากไปเยี่ยมชม เพราะอะไร

Think about it! Which foreign films have you seen recently? How did you watch them: in your language, with subtitles, etc.? Why? Which foreign actors do you like? Why? ภาพยนตร์ต่างประเทศเรื่องอะไรบ้างที่คุณได้ไปดูมาเมื่อเร็วๆ นี้ คุณดูแบบพากย์ไทยหรือแบบมีซับไตเติ้ล (มีคำบรรยายภาษาไทย) เพราะอะไร นักแสดงต่างชาติคนไหนบ้างที่คุณชื่นชอบคุณชอบ เพราะอะไร

What gadgets have you got (iPad, digital camera, iPhone...)? What’s your favourite? Why? Which gadgets would you like to have? Why? คุณมีอุปกรณ์ไฮเทคอะไรบ้าง (เช่น ไอแพด กล้องดิจิตอล ไอโฟน) ชิ้นไหนคืออุปกรณ์ชิ้นโปรดของคุณและทำไมถึงชอบมันมากที่สุด อุปกรณ์อะไรอีกที่คุณอยากได้และทำไมถึงอยากได้

Our study in Revelation chapters 4 and 5 continues. God chose to reveal certain things about Himself to John and instructed John to write them down for His people. Why? Which people was God thinking of, and how does it apply to us today?