#joanne chen

[dontfightyourwaralone]

#july 2022 #2022 #articles #new york times #joanne chen #coronavirus #covid 19 #masks #for future reference

[fyeahcindie]

Let's check out a song from Dear Crossing. =D

Katarzyna Żak: vocals Tony Wu 東尼虎: guitars / keys Nat Boda: drums / keys / production / mixing w/ 陳柏宏 Brian Chen on Bass (Mango Street Papa 芒果街老爸)

This song has been around for a while. Nat messaged me earlier today: "

["Hey Scott, wanted to share with you a new Dear Crossing song called Vutch released today! https://youtu.be/CpHXjoLA_OY

It's my homage to Garbage / Butch Vig. We recorded it for an album in 2019 before our singer moved away. Now I'm finishing and releasing each track one by one. I hope you like it. We're also posting an MV on 8/8."]

And they posted on fb:

["In July 2019 we began recording an album and shot a music video too. But soon after, life took us separate ways. 2019 年七月，我們開始錄音的工作跟音樂影像的拍攝，中間我們歷經了團員的離開，加入新的團員，然後再離開⋯⋯

Vutch was one of the first 3 songs we wrote together as a band. It took a lot of work and time to feel this song was finished. We hope you will like it. Vutch是Dear Crossing成立以來前3首的創作，為了能夠完整的呈現歌曲樣貌，花了很多時間在最後混音錄製，希望你們會喜歡。

We may not see each other for a while, but Dear Crossing still has music to share. 也許短時間我們不會再見面，但Dear Crossing會持續地完成更多的音樂創作

Please enjoy and thank you for Likes, Subs, and Shares."]

By the way, we've posted Dear Crossing once before, a couple of years ago.

Links:  YouTube,  SoundCloud,  Bandcamp,  StreetVoice

And here are Nat Boda's links: Artmouth Media   (Artmouth YouTube,  Artmouth Instagram, Artmouth SoundCloud)

Here is a song they did with their *current singer Joanne Yo Ling Wang:

*Just got an update from Nat: "FYI... Joanne left to pursue her own music after our recent run of spring shows. And we are seeking a new Taiwan-based singer."

#Dear Crossing TW #Artmouth Media #Nat Boda #Katarzyna Żak #Tony Wu 東尼虎 #陳柏宏 Brian Chen #Joanne Yo Ling Wang #taiwan #music video #Youtube

[battyaboutbooksreviews]

🗞️📖 Bookish News - January Edition 📖🗞️

🦇 Extra, extra. Read all about it! 📖 Good morning, bookish bats! A lot happened in the publishing industry last month, but here are a few highlights you may have missed!

Adaptations: 📖 Andrew Garfield and Cynthia Erivo will lead Audible audio adaptation of George Orwell's 1984 (April) 🗞️ The Ranger's Apprentice by John Flanagan may get a live-action film (and franchise) 📖 American Born Chinese was canceled at Disney+ after only one season 🗞️ Andrew Garfield left the Frankenstein adaptation due to scheduling conflicts. Jacob Elordi will play Frankenstein's monster 📖 14-episode series adaptation of One Day by David Nicholls (February 8) 🗞️ R. L. Stine's Prom Queen is being adapted into a film 📖 Isabela Ferrer and Alex Neustaedter cast to play young Lily and Atlas in the It Ends With Us adaptation (June 21) 🗞️ Anthony Kiedis (Red Hot Chili Peppers) wrote a memoir, Scar Tissue, that was optioned for a big-screen adaptation 📖 Ripley (based on Patricia Highsmith's novels) has a trailer (April)

Cover Reveals: 📖 Little Rot by Akwaeke Emezi (June 18) 🗞️ Navola by Paolo Bacigalupi (July 9) 📖 Their Divine Fires by Wendy Chen (May 7 - Debut) 🗞️ Together We Burn (Paperback) and Where the Library Hides (November 12) by Isabel Ibañez 📖 The Hunter's Gambit by Ciel Pierlot (June 25) 🗞️ Look What You Made Me Do by Kat McKenna (May 9) 📖 The Pairing by Casey McQuiston (August 6) 🗞️ A Song to Drown Rivers by Ann Liang (October)

Upcoming Releases: 📖 Rebel Wilson is writing her memoir Rebel Rising (April 2) 🗞️ The final book of Tomi Adeyemi's YA fantasy, Child of Anguish and Anarchy, comes out June 25 📖 Rainbow Rowell's first adult novel since Landline, Slow Dance (July 2024) 🗞️ A child's book version of Alien, A is for Alien: An ABC Book (July 9) 📖 Keanu Reeves wrote a sci-fi novel with China Miéville, The Book of Elsewhere (July) 🗞️ Lisa Marie Presley's posthumous memoir (October) 📖 Bill Maher's What This Comedian Said Will Shock You (June) 🗞️ An illustrated version of the Hunger Games (why?) 📖 Let It Glow by Marissa Meyer and Joanne Levy (October 29)

Other News: 🗞️ The finalists for the Cybils awards have been announced 📖 New York Public Library announced it's second title for their "Books for All" program 🗞️ Winners of the Walt Awards were announced

#books #book covers #book releases #book release #book news #book publishing #publishing #reading #book blog #booklr #bookstagram #book lovers #books are life #books and reading #batty about books #battyaboutbooks

[an-oc-machine]

Totally not copying @moonbaycitizens because I saw a friend reblpg their post /sarc

Anyways thanks for the idea! :D

Here’s what my ocs would wear for Halloween!

Vampire universe

Kame - probably a costume based off of a corny ass pun (Ex. A bookworm)

Ritsu - a bat

Adeline - a sexy mouse (mean girls reference, I feel like Adeline would love mean girls)

Niko - a black cat

Fang - a flower

Takagi - a witch

Collapsing Hope

Ren - they wouldn’t dress up, they’d just stay at home

Emily - an Angel

Atticus - magician

Emiko - a pumpkin

Alani - a cat

Akira - some mythical beast you probably haven’t even heard of

Madeline - something to match with Luci

Luci - something to match with Madeline

Haruto - he’d get a mask from spirit Halloween or something and call it good

Daiki - a koala

Mina - she stays at home and studies, she doesn’t dress up for Halloween

Tenko - a vampire

Riley - a basketball player

Soda - a really lazy ghost costume

Leo - too embarrassed to go trick or treating

The webcomic I still don’t have a name for

Penny - a werewolf

Viktor - doesn’t dress up but still likes to go with Penny

Eva - gets a 5$ witch hat from Walmart and says she’s a witch

Kel Kinnie Moment + other ocs that don’t have a universe

Lucy - a glow in the dark skeleton

Kara - a witch

Alex - doesn’t dress up but still goes trick or treating for candy

Camii - a tiger

Chen - a ghost

Diana - a slutty nun

Reagan - he’d make a closet cosplay of prep from boyfriends just to fuck with everyone who compared him to prep

Cameron - one of those inflatable suits that makes it look like an alien is kidnapping you

Kenny - he’s pretty broke so he can’t really do much, he’d probably just make a closet cosplay of Kenny from South Park

Rosa - would pretend to be too good for trick or treating because their parents don’t want them too (Rosa still secretly wants to go really bad)

Marcy - also would wear a costume based on a pun

Ace - bill cipher from gravity falls

Ezra - he wouldn’t even try to put something together 💀he’ll just flip up his hoodie (which has cat ears btw) and just say he is a cat and if anyone argues against it he’ll just meow in return then walk away

Carol May - stays at home and gives everyone candy :D

Kana - a cute bunny

Shinigami project

Toru - mad scientist

Shin - a zombie

Bruno - one of those purge mask mfs

Joanne - a werewolf

Siri - some book character

Once again, thanks @moonbaycitizens for the idea! Byeee!

#oc stuff #oc #my oc shit #oc shit #my oc’s #my oc story #my oc stuff #halloween #halloween costumes

[picturedframes]

A Little Closer to the Edge – Ocean Vuong

The School of the Unschoolable – Chen Chen

Vague Lights – Donnalyn Xu

On Frozen Fields – Galway Kinnell

Autumn Air (秋风词) – Li Bai (translated by capucapu)

Hum – Kevin Young

Yubuchobap – Joanne Molinaro

#web weave #web weaving #night #yearning #sky

[hydesjackiespuddinpop]

That 90s Show characters/ocs bdays in my verse

January

- Jared Forman (Jan 1, ‘22)

- Alex Flargunbargun (Jan 7, ‘58)

- Aria Chingkwake (Jan 12, ‘42)

- Jonah Shaland-Mitchell (Jan 12, ‘99)

-Buddy Morgan (Jan 12, ‘60)

-Gregory James (Jan 12, ‘60)

- Betsy Kelso (Jan 15, ‘79)

- Alexis Doilybug (Jan 17, ‘56)

- Paula Mitchell (Jan 17, ‘56)

- Devon Hunter (Jan 17, ‘19)

- Carolyn Rockwell (Jan 19, ‘30)

- Jordan Chingkwake (Jan 24, ‘65)

- Julio Martinez (Jan 28, ‘39)

- Kimmy Mendoza-Martinez (Jan 28, ‘39)

- Kim Raymond (Jan 30, ‘59)

- Lydia Martelli (Jan 30, ‘79)

February

- Marty Forman (Feb 1, ‘34)

- Gwen Runck (Feb 10, ‘80)

- Chris Kelso (Feb 12, ‘62)

- Jay Kelso (Feb 12, ‘80)

-Oak Kelso (Feb 12, ‘81)

- Quinn Martinez-Doilybug (Feb 12, ‘82)

- Erin Martinez-Doilybug (Feb 12, ‘82)

- Donna Pinciotti (Feb 13, ‘60)

- Celia Stearwater-Kelso (Feb 15, ‘62)

- Charlie Richardson (Feb 21, ‘60)

- Elaine Miller (Feb 29, '56)

- Eliza Kelso (Feb 30, ‘25)

March

- Marilyn Flargunbargun (March 10, 1935)

- Kristie Forman (March 10, 1979)

- Lulu Mitchell (March 11, ‘96)

- Ridge Pinciotti (March 12, 1979)

- Lisa Mitchell (March 12, 1960)

-Darnell Smith (March 12, ‘77)

- Leah Chingkwake (March 13, 1949)

- Mitch Pinciotti (March 15, 1979)

- Maddie Joy (March 17, 1981)

-Ian Harris (March 20, 1980)

- Lola Reed (March 23, ‘63)

- Lia Martelli (March 25, '64)

- Kat Hyde (March 25, ‘96)

- Reggie Hyde (March 25, ‘96)

-Joe Joy (March 25, ‘76)

-Josie Takada-Marshall (March 28, 2013)

-Suzy Simpson (March 29, ‘57)

- Sam Garcia-Velasco (March 30, ‘65)

- Jake Mitchell (March 30, ‘56)

-Emiko Takada (March 30, ‘63)

April

- Ozzie Takada (Apr 3, ‘80)

- Margie Kelso (Apr 9, ‘99)

- Lizzie Kelso (Apr 9, ‘99)

- Anne-Marie Kelso (Apr 9, ‘99)

- Tina Pinciotti (Apr 13, ‘62)

- Jacques Benoit (Apr 13, ‘79)

- Louis Jean-Paul Josephine (Apr 13, ‘79)

-Sophia Kamiśka (Apr 15, ‘79)

- William Barnett (Apr 16, ‘32)

- Nate Runck (Apr 18, ‘79)

-Samantha Marlon (Apr 27, '57)

May

- Trevor Canton (May 3, ‘78)

- Becky Rockwell (May 4, ‘50)

- Brooke Rockwell (May 4, ‘50)

- Elaina Kelso (May 11, ‘73)

- John Kelso (May 12, ‘28)

- Rose Guzman-Queimada (May 12, ‘96)

-Michael Bosko Rossi (May 12, ‘80)

- Brian Bloomberg (May 15, ‘55)

- Sherri Runck (May 15, ‘55)

- Teresa Megan (May 17, ‘79)

-Leonard Smalls (May 26, '55)

- Dale Reed (May 30, ‘62)

- Clarance Chen (May 30, ‘65)

June

- Nikki Velasco (Jun 5, ‘80)

- Alex Kelso (Jun 7, ‘74)

- Jeannette Valentine (Jun 7, ‘62)

- June Miller (Jun 12, ‘39)

- Gia Mitchell (Jun 12, ‘65)

- Mitch Miller (Jun 12, ‘60)

- Bernard Mitchell (Jun 12, ‘54)

- Etienne Marshall (Jun 12, ‘80)

-Marco Contreras (Jun 12, '95)

- Zia Chingkwake (Jun 13, ‘95)

- Gina Mitchell (Jun 14, ‘35)

- Chloe Müller (Jun 15, ‘80)

-Owen Nicholas (Jun 20, ‘80)

- Rhonda Tate (Jun 26, ‘59)

- Clara Shaland (Jun 28, ‘57)

- Eva Chingkwake (Jun 30, ‘60)

July

-Joanne Stupak (Jul 2, ‘40)

- Darla Doilybug (Jul 3, ‘32)

- Paul Doilybug (Jul 3, ‘54)

- Mira Chingkwake (Jul 3, '45)

- Kate Stephford (Jul 12, ‘58)

- Tom Garcia (Jul 12, ‘65)

- Angie Barnett (Jul 12 ‘56)

- Gabby Muñoz (Jul 12, '57)

- Bob Pinciotti (Jul 14, ‘39)

- Laurie Forman (Jul 15, ‘58)

- Leia Forman (Jul 19, ‘80)

-Jess Nightly (Jul 22, ‘81)

- Leo Chingkwake (Jul 29, ‘19)

- Jordan Mitchell (Jul 30, ‘35)

August

- Fez (Aug 4, ‘59)

- Aliana Guzman-Queimada (Aug 7, ‘55)

- Mikayla Patel (Aug 12, ‘80)

- Jared Kwan (Aug 12, ‘78)

- Ryland Barnes (Aug 13, ‘78)

- Serena Marotti (Aug 15, ‘78)

-Annette Berkardt-Miller (Aug 18, ‘58)

- Michael Kelso (Aug 28, ‘59)

September

- Sharon Adams (Sep 12, ‘80)

- June Guzman-Queimada (Sep 13, ‘99)

- Jonas Hernandez (Sep 15, ‘78)

- Jackie Burkhart (Sep 24, ‘60)

- Priya Shanti (Sep 30, ‘78)

- Kelly Shaland (Sep 30, ‘78)

October

- Dana Chingkwake (Oct 12, ‘78)

- Kira Kwan (Oct 12, ‘98)

-Paula Sigurdson (Oct 13, ‘33)

- Kitty Forman (Oct 13, ‘33)

- Dave Wilde (Oct 13, ‘61)

-Darline Joy (Oct 13, '78)

- Eleanor Moore (Oct 15, ‘79)

- Amaya Callesti (Oct 23, ‘77)

- Jo Mitchell (Oct 29, ‘79)

- Steve Jordan (Oct 31, ‘78)

November

- Joe Rockwell (Nov 1, ‘28)

- Casey Kelso (Nov 10, ‘56)

- Liv Rodriguez (Nov 12, ‘55)

- Maya Rodriguez (Nov 12, ‘55)

- John Bartlow (Nov 12, ‘78)

- Alisha Callesti (Nov 12, ‘78)

- Connor II Runck (Nov 12, 2010)

- Jordan Runck (Nov 12, 2010)

- Sammy Runck (Nov 12, 2010)

- Jazzy Runck (Nov 12, 2010)

- Steven Hyde (Nov 28, ‘59)

December

- Midge Pinciotti (Dec 3, ‘30)

- Red Forman (Dec 7, ‘27)

- Marion Marotti (Dec 9, ‘58)

- Joan Marotti (Dec 9, ‘64)

- Loni Paris (Dec 12, '62)

- Layla Kelso (Dec 13, ‘78)

- Paige Hart (Dec 13, ‘61)

- Eric Forman (Dec 14, ‘59)

- Valerie Pinciotti (Dec 19, ‘57)

- Delilah Reed (Dec 19, ‘79)

- Sarah Mitchell (Dec 21, ‘80)

- Charles Timothy-Cruz (Dec 24, '44)

- Julie Kumar-Monét (Dec 25, ‘79)

- Fenton (Dec 27, '47)

-Edna Hyde (Dec 30, ‘29)

#my verse is canon #just to make this easier #t9s wikis #birthday wikis

[david-rambles]

David's OCs Masterpost

FAR CRY SERIES

Deputy Cricket Dawn Rook (FC5) // Matthew Dennis (FC5) // Sister Rizpah “Maggie” Mags (FC5) // Sunny “Bunny” Mizer (FCND) //

DRAGON AGE SERIES

Eve Surana // Bernadette Cousland // Anaise Amell // Darius Tabris // Marrien Amell-Hawke // Neri Lavellan //

FALLOUT SERIES

Ana Catherine Klebitz (Fo3) // Joanne “Joey” Parker [courier 6] // Camilla (F:nv) // Judas Mason (F:nv) // August Royce "Fucker" (Fo4) // Myra Chen (Fo4) //

VAMPIRE THE MASQUERADE

Gwendolyn Graves // Yuri Stewart // Sylvia Sinclaire // Langdon Macaulay // Hatred Bathory // Lucky Morris // Dexter Drayton // Valentino Giovanni // Giorgio Melchiorre // Daphne Sullivan //

GRAND THEFT AUTO SERIES

Ljubica Belić (Lucy Bellic) [GTA IV/V/O] // Tatjana Milić Belić [GTA IV] // Lorna Wilhelmina Howell [GTAO/???] // Thomas Jared “TJ” Bentley Carmichael III [GTAO] // Guadalupe "Lupe" Benitez Garcia Howell [GTA:VC] //

MISCELLANEOUS

Valkyrie Kitagawa (CP2077) // Murphy Butcher "Rat" (Saints Row) // Mars “Duck” Remington (The Outer Worlds) // Sol (Dragon's Dogma) // Faerryn (D:OS2) // Guy/Roach (Postal) // Muiruil Maelair (BG3) // Kristoff Johan Schwartz (AoT) //

*bold are characters I'm currently focused on & open for asks💙

#david's ramblings #so overwhelmed #david's ocs

[lacependragon]

[picture ID: two stacks of library books in a living room. The titles are listed after the ID as part of the post]

My current books out from the library. In order, left stack to right stack:

The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas

The Tiger Flu by Larissa Lai

Torn by Rowena Miller

Queen of the Tiles by Hanna Alkaf

A Conspiracy of Truths by Alex Rowland

Redefining Realness by Janet Mock

The Cartographers by Peng Shepherd

Survival of the Friendliest by Brian Hare and Vanessa Woods

We Could Be Heroes by Mike Chen

Trauma: The Invisible Epidemic by Paul Conti

Bearing the Unbearable by Joanne Cacciatore

The Blood Trials by N. E. Davenport

Confessions of the Fox by Jordy Rosenberg

Dead Dead Girls by Nekesa Afia

Tired as F*ck by Caroline Dooner

A Master of Djinn by P. Djèlí Clark

Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo

Hood Feminism by Mikki Kendall

Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari

Age of Ash by Daniel Abraham

Blood Like Magic by Liselle Sambury

Fevered Star by Rebecca Roanhorse

Realm Breaker by Victoria Aveyard

The Newish Jewish Encyclopedia by Stephania Butnick, Liel Leibovitz, and Mark Oppenheimer

Everything I've started is v good!

#books #library haul #lace speaks #lace reads

[cheshirelibrary]

Must-Read Books for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

[via Penguin Random House]

This Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, celebrate the many cultures and stories within the AANHPI community with books by authors of Asian, East Asian, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander heritage and cultures. #RepresentAsianStories

The Farm by Joanne Ramos

The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan

Interior Chinatown by Charles Yu

Whereabouts by Jhumpa Lahiri

When I’m Gone, Look for Me in the East by Quan Barry

Things We Lost to the Water by Eric Nguyen

A Place for Us by Fatima Farheen Mirza

Disorientation by Elaine Hsieh Chou

Time Is a Mother by Ocean Vuong

Exhalation by Ted Chiang

The Swimmers by Julie Otsuka

America Is Not the Heart by Elaine Castillo

Gold Diggers by Sanjena Sathian

Fiona and Jane by Jean Chen Ho

The Fervor by Alma Katsu

If I Had Your Face by Frances Cha

How Much of These Hills Is Gold by C Pam Zhang

Beautiful Country by Qian Julie Wang

Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford

Minor Feelings by Cathy Park Hong

A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki

...

Click through to see more titles.

#cheshire library #Asian Pacific American Heritage Month #book list #asian characters #asian authors

[psitrend]

The 2018 Interviews on China with artists, photographers, directors, writers, and academics

New Post has been published on https://china-underground.com/2018/12/31/china-interviews-2018/

The 2018 Interviews on China with artists, photographers, directors, writers, and academics

A series of exclusive interviews on Chinese culture: from the environment to politics, architecture, LGBT rights, contemporary art, literature, comics, social rights, women in China, the Taiwanese question, the new Silk Road, poetry, documentaries, history, fashion, dance, rock, and cinema!

A goldmine of first-hand stories about China and Chinese culture.

All the interviews were conducted by Dominique Musorrafiti and Matteo Damiani.

Many of the interviews have appeared in our new free digital magazine Planet China.

Interviews

Interviews are listed in chronological order

Captain China – Interview: Chi Wang, comic author

Interview with Teng Biao, founder of Open Constitution Initiative: the crackdown on Chinese civil society will continue

Interview with Elle Lee, Style Blogger

Interview with Matina Cheung: Teaching Yoga in Hong Kong

Interview with Heanney McCollum, Personal Trainer & Lifestyle Coach in Hong Kong

Mountain Forest Hotel Guizhou aims to create a real green forest valley, to shape a new model of future life. The design concept will follow ecology to create a real forest city for the residents. The recyclable energies and techniques will be introduced to ensure sustainable energy use.

Interview with Forest Revolution and Urban Forestry pioneer Stefano Boeri

Interview: Josh Summers on Traveling in Xinjiang

Interview with Analyst J. Michael Cole On Xi Jinping’s power grab and the risks of the New Silk Road

Interview with Hua Dong, Re-Tros: Before the Applause and Beyond

Yan Hua Wang Taichi Master

Interview with Tang Min, Ballet Mistress of the Hong Kong Ballet

Interview with Yang Ruiqi: my life is all about dancing

Anita Wong: Modern & Tradition

The Fabulous World of Qin Leng

Helen Feng Interview: Don’t settle for okay . . . be better

Zhuo Danting, China’s Queen of Tattoos

The Art of Min Liu

Thierry Chow, Feng Shui master

Interview with Simon Chung, film director

Augusta Xu-Holland: Between Art&Science

The Evolution of China’s Environmental Policy: Interview with Michael Standaert

Interview with Li Wei, the creator of stunning art images playing with gravity

Interview with author Jeremy Tiang

Interview with New York-based freelance illustrator Lisk Feng

Interview with artist Ming You Xu

Interview with Soprano Hui He

Chiara Ye – Food photographer, menu designer and F&B visual strategist

Yummy and healthy visual experience with Chiara Ye

The Blind Youth of He Sen – Interview (2004)

Jia Zhangke and Wang Xiaoshuai at BigScreen Italia 2006, Kunming, China

Interview with director Wang Xiaoshuai (2004)

Interview with Piero Kuang Sung Ling founder and coordinator of Slow Food Great China

12m2 1994, Performance, Beijing, China

Interview with contemporary artist ZHANG HUAN

Interview with Manya Koetse: sinologist & founder of What’s on Weibo

Interview with GuiGuiSuiSui

Interview with RongRong & Inri

Interview with Rebecca F. Kuang, author of ‘The Poppy War’

Interview with Lance Crayon: The origins of graffiti in Beijing

Herman Lee: T-Shirt Designer, Graphic Designer, and Illustrator

Interview with Badiucao, political cartoonist, and rights activist

Interview with Helen Zia, author and activist

Interview with Joanne Leung: LGBTQ rights in Hong Kong

Interview with Shanghai Pride: LGBTQ Rights in Shanghai

Interview: Beijing LGBT Center

Interview with Ah Qiang, PFLAG China: LGBT rights in Guangzhou

Interview: No.223, Art Photographer

Lin Jun Liang: Art from Inside Out

China’s authoritarian control system – Interview with Patrick Poon, Researcher at Amnesty International

The Murder of Pamela Werner: Interview with Graeme Sheppard

Lucie Liu’s TaipeiLove*: Taiwan’s unique journey towards same-sex marriage and equality

Chen Chen. Author: Keegan Lester

Interview with Chen Chen, author and poet

topic: China interviews, China experts, China facts

#ChineseDirector, #ChinesePhotographer, #ChinesePoet, #ChineseWriter, #Interview

#Chinese director #chinese photographer #chinese poet #Chinese writer #interview

[antonio-velardo]

Antonio Velardo shares: 5 Cheap(ish) Things to Upgrade Your Coffee by Joanne Chen

By Joanne Chen Start by keeping your beans away from light and heat. Published: December 20, 2023 at 03:49PM from NYT Smarter Living https://ift.tt/Y3tSweD via IFTTT

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#antonio velardo #IFTTT #NYT

[kennethakirkau]

Skeepers: Consumer Videos - Overview video example

We teamed up with Skeepers to produce 6 product overview videos in 5 languages each. Skeepers is an all-in-one platform that gathers 6 SaaS solutions around the brand-customer relationship. We present here the consumer video feature. It helps brands and online retailers to drive more sales with trusted, authentic and engaging video content made directly by their customers. Do you want to present your product in a top-of-the-notch video? Get a first pricing range on our website: https://bit.ly/3X0Ca9G ——- CREDITS ——– Account Manager: Alice-Ginevera Micheli Pre-Production Project Manager: David Krebelj Producer Lead: Quinlan Li Production: Director: Quinlan Li 1st AD: Pius Kung 1st AD (Day 1): Amy Mai DOP: James Bateman Gaffer: Ptolemy Culvenor Production Design: Candice Nelson Sound: Robert Rogers Talent: Joanne Nguyen Post Production Post-Supervision: Evan Pirone Editing: Carlos Rodriguez Motion Design: Faye Chen from Vidico https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzjBNkIZU-Y

from Vidico Video Productions https://www.tumblr.com/vidicovideoproductions/720778708021133313

[vidicovideoproductions]

Skeepers: Consumer Videos - Overview video example

We teamed up with Skeepers to produce 6 product overview videos in 5 languages each. Skeepers is an all-in-one platform that gathers 6 SaaS solutions around the brand-customer relationship. We present here the consumer video feature. It helps brands and online retailers to drive more sales with trusted, authentic and engaging video content made directly by their customers. Do you want to present your product in a top-of-the-notch video? Get a first pricing range on our website: https://bit.ly/3X0Ca9G ------- CREDITS -------- Account Manager: Alice-Ginevera Micheli Pre-Production Project Manager: David Krebelj Producer Lead: Quinlan Li Production: Director: Quinlan Li 1st AD: Pius Kung 1st AD (Day 1): Amy Mai DOP: James Bateman Gaffer: Ptolemy Culvenor Production Design: Candice Nelson Sound: Robert Rogers Talent: Joanne Nguyen Post Production Post-Supervision: Evan Pirone Editing: Carlos Rodriguez Motion Design: Faye Chen from Vidico https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzjBNkIZU-Y

[martechcube]

Artera (formerly WELL Health), a SaaS digital health leader in patient communications, recently welcomed Karri Alexion-Tiernan as VP of Product Marketing, Joanne Chen as VP of Data and Mark Thomson as VP of Customer Success. Alexion-Tiernan and Chen are seasoned leaders who will drive the company’s continued growth and data strategy as part of its Innovation Organization. Thomson will advance the Customer Experience team’s commitment to customer success and personalized service.

#worst customer service experience #Customer Success

[hostor-infotech]

Hear how Tonkean built its impressive board of directors on TechCrunch Live • TechCrunch

A startup lives or dies by its board of directors. Sagi Eliyahu co-founded Tonkean in 2015 and has since raised money from some top investors, including Joanne Chen from Foundation Capital. Chen joined Tonkean’s board of directors in 2019. The two are set to discuss the best ways for founders to work with their board of directors, including handling disagreements, preparing for fundraising…

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[solatgif]

TGIF: Roundup for November 4, 2022

I asked Karisa You to read her beautiful article: Bread for 100,000 Children: The Prayer Life of George Muller. My devotional exhortation to youth worship student leaders at FCBC Walnut was also featured this week: Three Lessons for Ministry Leaders to Guard Your Heart Against Pride.

SOLA is proud to co-sponsor the Pathways of Grace Conference, featuring Joni Eareckson Tada, to encourage and equip people from local churches who are currently involved or want to be involved in caring for others in their churches affected by disability.

Our monthly newsletter features our most popular resources. Read our latest edition and join for free. Check out my Asian American Worship Leaders Facebook group and TGIF Playlist on Spotify. You can reach me on Twitter and Instagram.

Enter to win this excellent book! This is week 2 of 2 for this giveaway. Read my review. Special thanks to IVP for sponsoring our giveaway, presented in partnership with my newsletters for @diveindigdeep and FCBC Walnut.

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Abe Cho: Modulating the Key of the Gospel

“As Tim [Keller] put it, If they had to figure out how the gospel of Jesus Christ sounds in the key of psychology, we will need to figure out how the gospel of Jesus Christ sounds in the key of sociology.”

CHEN Jing: When the “Golden Age” Is Over: A Call for Missiological Reflection on China Missions of the Past Four Decades

“In the past God has sometimes allowed the church in some contexts to plunge to low points before new paradigms of ministry emerged. What has been happening in China the past several years could be a historic moment like that.”

Related: Learning About The Center for House Church Theology: An Interview with Clara Kim by Aaron Lee

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Acts29: Missional Lifestyle

Ryan Kwon on “what we might look like if discipleship and mission are not just independent departments of the church, but a holistically integrated apprenticeship toward the mission of God.”

TGC Gospelbound Podcast: Digital Life in the Slow Lane

Jay Kim joins Collin Hansen to discuss “comparison and contempt, love on the move, the design of social media, hate and hurt, chronological snobbery, and more.”

Related: Finding Faithfulness in the Digital Era: An Interview with Jay Y. Kim by Aaron Lee

Crossway Podcast: Growing as a Follower in a Culture Obsessed with Leadership

Richard Langer and Joanne Jung point out the prevalence of books, podcasts, and workshops on leadership and suggest that the contrasting idea of followership is where our focus should be.

Aaron Lee: Related Works

Book Reviews: Rembrandt is In the Wind by Russ Ramsey, Fanny Crosby (Children’s Book) by Laura Caputo-Wickham, The Illustrated Westminster Shorter Catechism by Andrew Green, Saško Nezamutdinov and Ben Preston, Church History by Simonetta Carr, The Book of Hebrews by Alabaster. Listen to our TGIF playlist on Spotify. Join my Asian American Worship Leaders Facebook group.

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Jonathan Holmes: Addressing the Struggles of Adoptees with the Father’s Love

“I know the journey of myself and many adoptees is ongoing as we seek to reclaim and reconnect with our cultural heritage and reconcile our narratives with what we know to be true of our loving, Heavenly Father.”

Related: Supporting Adoptees and Parents of Adoptees: An Interview with Jonathan Holmes by Aaron Lee

Aly Lee: Good News to the Sick: How Chronic Illness Has Helped Me See the Gospel in a New Way

“When Jesus died on the cross, his actual skin was pierced with nails. God chose for the story of salvation to be a story of intense physical pain.”

Aaron Lee: Three Lessons for Ministry Leaders to Guard Your Heart Against Pride

“The measure of a worship leader is not by outward appearances, but by inward affections.”

Karisa You: Bread for 100,000 Children: The Prayer Life of George Muller

How does one man care for ten thousand orphans and raise millions of dollars (in today’s currency) without asking for a single donation or ever going into debt? By taking God seriously on His word in Matthew 7:7—ask and it will be given to you.

TGIF: Roundup for October 28, 2022

Praying Before Meals like the Men of Gondor / Strategies for Preaching to the Polarized / Living Among Majesties: The Grandeur of the People of God / Embracing Spiritual Authority in the Face of Pastoral Failure

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