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Today?s Molt direct selling article is for Molt internet rookies who want to kick up their web marketing a notch by adding a podcast to their Molt home business blog.

A podcast is a multimedia file that is downloaded for playback on a mobile device such as an iPod or laptop computer. It can be a digital recording of a radio program or, more often, a program produced solely for online distribution. A podcast can be a recording of a webcast: a live Molt program that is ?streamed? or broadcast on the internet in real time. When this is the case, it is similar to a DVD recording of a live program that you store in the database of your playback device.

A related term is the acronym RSS which probably originally stood for Rich Site Summary feed but is sometimes used for Really Simple Syndication. You have probably seen the term RSS on websites. An RSS feed allows digital files to be downloaded in a standard format. Huntley podcast listeners often subscribe to favorite ongoing podcasts. When new podcasts are produced, they are automatically downloaded by RSS applications.

It is fairly simple hardware- and software-wise to product your own podcast for your Molt online business. Your laptop may already have recording capability. If not, you can buy any equipment you need in the Huntley area.

Molt business owners operating on a shoestring will be happy to know that basic recording and editing software can be downloaded for free. If you want to get fancy, you can always buy more sophisticated software at Montana specialty computer stores. I recommend using a headset microphone so the mic is always in the right spot to get a clear and consistent recording.

Now the fun part: what will you podcast? The possibilities are endless for Molt direct marketers. You can record Montana trade show presentations, interviews with founding distributors of your Molt direct sales company, or create an entertaining pitch about your Huntley business opportunity. Let your expertise and enthusiasm shine.

Creating a podcast gives you a chance to connect with potential Molt customers or downline members in a personal way.

I am MXI Healthy Cacao Proponent Adam Paul Green, a network marketer representing Xobiotic Squares. I am based in Billings, Montana.

Are you interested in owning a Xobiotic Squares online business? My team members are steadily expanding their networks and increasing their direct sales income.

Call me today to start building your own online Xobiotic Squares business!

MXI Healthy Cacao Proponent Adam Paul Green
Billings, Montana zip code 59101
801.437.5994 613adampaulgreen@adampaulgreen.com
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Join Winner?s Circle today!

I am Adam Paul Green, and I am a Billings-based Xocai artisan chocolate distributor. I joined Xocai in January 2008. I sell the industry-leading Xobiotic Squares and Xocai XoBiotic Squares online and in Billings, Molt, Acton, and Laurel. Our valued Huntley customers recommend Xocai XoBiotic Squares because Xocai XoBiotic Squares wholesale chocolate from Xocai contain acai!.

Winner?s Circle is also a fantastic Xobiotic Squares home-based business within 55 miles of the Huntley area. Montana entrepreneurs can supplement their income by cashing in on a high-demand Montana healthy artisan chocolate market. To learn more about Winner?s Circle, visit http://adampaulgreen.com/contact/.

Call me at 801.437.5994 to own your own Xobiotic Squares business in Billings, Molt, Acton, or Laurel.

The URL for my personal Huntley Xocai chocolate web page in Billings, Montana 59101 is http://adampaulgreen.com/contact/. The URL for another one of my 55 Montana Xocai artisan chocolate web pages is http://adampaulgreen.com/listen/. I also have a Montana healthy chocolate page at http://adampaulgreen.com/youtube/.

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Lunch With Shaw-Lan Wang

?What do you like to eat? You like kitchen or beef?? she asks. I take the former to mean chicken. Madame Wang?s English, spoken choppily and with the hint of a French accent, is less than perfect, though it is leagues ahead of my terrible Chinese. She speaks with little concession to English grammar, omitting pronouns, tenses and even verbs and nouns. Gaps are filled with the most splendid mimes. Over the course of lunch, she acts out blind, shortsighted, dizzy, happy, drunk, dead, injured, crazy, terrified and a few other things besides. Much is achieved through facial expression. On several occasions, in place of saying ?good?, she jabs her upturned thumb in my direction. Once, in somewhat less generous mood, she brings her hands together and twists as if strangling a chicken.

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Custom Pet Portraits & Custom Horse Portrait Paintings Found Here ...

Looking for Custom Pet Portraits, or Custom Horse Paintings?

For those of you who are new to Jach? Studio, let me introduce myself. My name is Jen Brandon. I?m the artist behind the paintings from Jach? Studio and it?s my pleasure to specialize in custom horse portraits, and custom pet portraits through my favorite medium?oil paint.

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A Little Background

Having grown up on a farm in Pennsylvania I have a deep love of animals?horses and dogs especially. My favorite horse was my black quarter horse named Velvet. Now, I have a black great dane I call Mac, who hangs with me in my studio on a large futon.

I?ve had the privilege of being taught by a spectacular artist, Deb Hamby, and blessed even more by having her as my mom, and best friend.

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Immersed in art, encouraged to explore the out doors, and educated with classical painting techniques, it?s no surprise I love being an artist who gains inspiration from our four-legged friends.

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Painting Style

My painting style incorporates classical painting techniques with a stylistic approach. I LOVE depicting energy and movement through the use of active brushstrokes and weighted line. I customize my paintings to express each horse and pet with their unique quirks and personality. Some call for brilliant color and a bold direct approach, while others are better portrayed with a more subdued, earthy, thoughtful air.

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I work from reference photos. (I?ve mentioned before How to Take Better Photos of Your Pet to get a good painting reference photo.) However, it is never my intent to duplicate the photo through oil paints. It is my desire to paint a portrait of your pet! Paint, like, the verb! I want the viewer to gain insight into the action of my painting process. My paintings are created to express the personality of your pet or horse, while adding energy and emotion to your home or office.

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If you?d like more information on commissioning your own custom painting please email me at jen@jachestudio.com. I?d be happy to answer your questions.

View more custom Pet Portraits & Horse Portraits here.

You may also be interested in?Embellished Gicl?es or Artisan Greeting Cards.

Check out Custom Pet Portrait FAQs here.

Join us on our Facebook page where we?re having fun sharing photos of our pets, enter our Cutest Pet Contests, and see the latest from Jach? Studio. Don?t be shy. Introduce yourself!

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97% The Artist

There are many reasons to be cynical as a film fan when the circus of awards season rolls into town. The means by which awards are decided range from the mainly sensible (BAFTAs) to the morbidly stupid (Golden Globes). Great films are ignored because of their mainstream success, while acclaim is given to works that no sensible person would pay to see. The often obscene luxury of the ceremonies is matched only by the industry's bottomless appetite for self-appreciation. And the best film never, ever wins Best Picture: it probably won't even get nominated. But in the midst of all this bitterness and vitriol, it is easy to lose sight of the occasional cause for genuine joy which gets released in the run-up to the Oscars. The fact that The Artist has now swept the Golden Globes and BAFTAs, and looks certain to win big at the Oscars, should not prejudice or tarnish its status as a very fine film. The awards campaign may have inflated its status, at least artistically, but there is still much to enjoy without feeling any guilt about towing the industry line. Apart from its copious nominations, there are several reasons to be sceptical about The Artist. The involvement of Bob and Harvey Weinstein, the king-makers of awards season, recalls all the Oscar-bait banter that swirled around The King's Speech this time last year. This isn't helped by the backlash against the film led by Kim Novak: in an advert in Variety, she accused its composer of "rape" for sampling Bernard Herrmann's score for Vertigo. Finally, there are accusations that the film is a gimmick, which has tricked BAFTA and Academy members, and which in five years' time will be all but forgotten. But whatever one's feelings about the Weinsteins, or Kim Novak, the point which most needs challenging is the final argument. The stories about people demanding refunds because they didn't know The Artist was a silent film says more about the way the film was marketed that the film itself (the intelligence of said punters is still up for debate). There is nothing about the content or style of The Artist to suggest that the filmmakers are cashing in on recent trends, or that silence is being perceived as the new 3D. Like many films about filmmaking, The Artist is the product of someone with deep-rooted affection for cinema. Michel Hazanavicius chose to tell the story as a silent film because that seemed the most fitting and sensible way to do it. By replicating the dramatic and visual styles of 1920s Hollywood, he situates us in the period more evocatively than any film since Tim Burton's Ed Wood. If you were feeling especially harsh, you could quickly deconstruct the plot of The Artist into a muddle of different melodramas along a similar theme. From this viewpoint, it is essentially a romantic version of All About Eve, or A Star is Born with the genders reversed: a young actor rises at the expense of an established star, against the backdrop of some kind of technical sea-change. The film also bears resemblance to Singing in the Rain, in showing silent actors attempting to survive around the first talkies, and The Jazz Singer in the various technical changes which come with the advent of sound. There are also subtle hints to darker works, in particular Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?: both the attempted suicide and the discovery of the auctioned possessions have a distinctly creepy tone, bringing back rich memories of Joan Crawford duelling with Bette Davis. Although widely referred to as a silent film, The Artist does utilise sound on two occasions. There is the final scene where the two stars perform a dance number and John Goodman's director expresses his approval. But far more effective is the nightmare sequence, where everything and everyone except Valentin can make a noise. This Lynchian sequence takes innocuous, everyday sounds, like a phone ringing, girls laughing or a dog barking, and turns them into weapons against the main character. The scene of the feather landing on the ground and producing a huge sound is as weird and unnerving as anything in Eraserhead. Like many of the films from which it borrows, The Artist is about how Hollywood has mistreated, and continues to mistreat, its stars. We have an image of the Golden Era of Hollywood as one where the stars had all the power, when in fact the studios were still firmly pulling the strings of both actors and directors. The film reminds us that the movie business has always been just that: actors are only worth something when they are in fashion. With the endless supply of young talent drawn to the glamour of Hollywood, it is easy to replace the old guard when fashions change. The message of The Artist is that different generations or movements in an art form can coexist, and it is important in celebrating contemporary filmmaking to remember where cinema came from. The commercial success of The Artist on top of all its awards proves that it is possible to have black-and-white in an age of colour, 2D in an supposed age of 3D, and silent in a world of sound. It is a both a soft-hearted tribute to the past and a call to arms to prevent further homogenisation in modern cinema. The biggest success of The Artist is that you are able to enjoy and appreciate it without feeling like you are being lectured, either about the history of cinema or your duty to uphold it for future generations. Within 20 minutes the fact that it is silent will have escaped you - you will be so drawn in by the story, and find the tone so warm and accessible, that it will seem like any other film. It is demonstrable proof, like Inception, that art and entertainment are not competing entities, and that the public will pay in their droves to see intelligent filmmaking regardless of what form it takes. The Artist is a film which genuinely has something for everyone. It quite literally lives up to Geoffrey Rush's line in Shakespeare in Love about audiences wanting "comedy, love and a bit with a dog". The film has a wry sense of humour, using the music and inter-titles to good deadpan effect. The love story, while familiar and melodramatic, is believable from the outset. The pathos is genuine, particularly the scene of the down-and-out Valentin looking at his reflection in a shop window. And the dog, played by Uggie, is very good. The human performances in The Artist are all of a high standard. Both Jean Dujardin and B?r?nice Bejo are charismatic and convincing; they clearly understand the acting styles of melodrama and silent cinema, and so we are spared anything which is self-consciously over-the-top. John Goodman is very good as the cigar-chewing director, and James Cromwell looks the part at Valentin's butler. Special mention should go to the cameo performances of Missi Pyle and Malcolm McDowell: neither is on screen for very long, but both are brilliant physical actors whose slightest move tells you everything you need to know. The Artist is not a perfect film, or the masterpiece that many have made it out to be. The third act drags a little bit, the music is repetitive, and the familiar nature of both its story and characters will leave some feeling they have seen it all before. But it remains a joyous and highly entertaining watch which should not be frowned upon if it wins Best Picture. Like The Jazz Singer before it, future generations may remember it more as an industrial point than for its own merits. All this generation can do is embrace it and enjoy it, and we should feel no guilt for doing so.

January 15, 2012

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Hotter on the red carpet: Aniston or Jolie?

By Kurt Schlosser

OK, teams Aniston and Jolie, we know you've got your allegiances to uphold, so in the spirit of that we're presenting your two favorite leading ladies for a little red carpet showdown.

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While it may be frustrating for Jennifer Aniston that rumors of a feud?with Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt won't go away, it's silly not to recognize that the spotlight shines brighter on these two A-listers.

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Who wins this round on the red carpet?

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It's rare that Aniston and Jolie are both out promoting films on the same evening, but that happened Thursday.?Aniston, left, attended the?premiere of her new film, "Wanderlust," in Westwood, Calif., while Jolie was in Paris for a?screening of her directorial debut, "In the Land of Blood and Honey."

Us Weekly?called out Aniston, in head-to-toe Tom Ford, for her hip-widening, fashion-forward dress.

The Daily Mail says Jolie "stole the show" at her French premiere with a flower detail dress by Ralph & Russo.

What do you think? Is one look better than the other? Cast your vote and then share your thoughts over on Facebook.

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