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Comment by Bertha M. Davis on October 3, 2009 at 10:24pm

A belated thanks to Griot,

Thanks you so very much for the helpful information. I will look into it.

Comment by Griot 2008 on September 12, 2009 at 11:54pm

I just finished editing the audio version of my book, Stoneheart: The Bronx. What a tedious pain in the butt that was. I started with Audacity first because that program is free but you have to rely on YouTube videos to learn it. So I downloaded Soundbooth CS4 from Adobe. They offer a thirty day free trial. During the 30 days I was able to lay down the entire 360 pages and edit it. Unfortunately, I found a few errors after the first edit, so I ended up shelling out the $199 to own the program. For learning the program, I relied on Lynda.com. The program is vast, but I limited my learning to two features: recording and editng. Whew!

Comment by Bertha M. Davis on September 10, 2009 at 2:58pm

To the responsible Person,

This scholarship for moms, who qualify! I take care of my six year old grand-daughter and sends her to school everyday, but I don't want to go back to school after finishing college in 1988. It is my understanding that one must go to school in order to qualify. Correct me if I'm wrong. Many blessings to you!

Comment by Bertha M. Davis on September 7, 2009 at 3:16pm

Hello everybody,

Hope your Labor Day weekend was great. I have an audio book already published by Spoken Books Publisher. The Audio book was created from Growing Up In Mississippi over a year ago. I wish I knew how to put the Audio Book on my website so people could listen to the sample. If you like to listen to the Audio Book please go to www.audible.com and type in my name (Bertha M. Davis) or the title of the book in the search box. My narrator did an excellent job. God bless you all.

Comment by Relentless Aaron on August 21, 2008 at 12:38am

RELENTLESS SUCCESS! (Featuring Brenda L. Thomas)


Relentless Success introduces Brenda L. Thomas. She's a survivor of domestic abuse who went on to work at IBM, then the NBA and then to personal assistant to Stephon Marbury. Here's the link to her website: http://www.phillywriter.com/ OPEN UP ANOTHER WINDOW and read more about her as you listen to this captivating, Relentless interview.

Comment by Terrance Ross on June 4, 2008 at 11:12am

I'm looking to learn a lot from this group! Thanks for being here.

Comment by Juanita Betts on April 6, 2008 at 1:40pm

Hello to all, I have not been so active in this group, which is about to change. I have been so busy getting things into perspective and still doing the same, but felt the need to share and leave you with blessings and success.

-Juanita Betts