#Eric Schaefer

[obigem]

When they left the room, Jordin's parents were waiting for them in the living room to see them off before heading out for their romantic getaway.

"There's our girl!" Eric said as he eyed his daughter. "Your mother thought you'd gotten sucked into primping."

"Daddy, you mustn't make fun of the effort a girl goes through to look nice. This is Cordelia's first date. What kind of friend would I be if I didn't make sure she looked perfect?"

"You look very cute Cordelia, but I have to wonder why you're all done up and my daughter isn't."

"What do you mean?" Jordin tried to act innocent.

"Do not try that with me, little girl. I was a teenager once upon a time. And in my whole lifetime of knowing you I've never seen you dress so casually to go out."

"You and Daddy are so confusing!"

"You hated the outfit I tried on yesterday for 'showing too much skin' And now today you hate my outfit for what? Not showing enough?"

"Hun, maybe Jordie has a point? Does it make sense for us to come down on her for wearing something more appropriate?" Eric was open to her plea.

"Eric, we talked about this. You can't keep letting yourself get railroaded by Jordie. She isn't always as innocent as you think."

"Mo-om! It's not a play. The Fall Festival will have tons of hay and you know my skin is delicate. Thus cute but functional hoodie for coverage."

"Besides it's supposed to get pretty chilly tonight, so I can either wear this hoodie or stay wrapped in DeShawn's arms all night."

"I vote hoodie!" Eric chimed in.

"I guess I'll trust you, with the utmost caution." Kea gave in. "But I will be checking in with Drea. Often."

"So tell DeShawn to keep his hands above your waist and below your bust and don't do anything you don't want Drea reporting back to me." Kea warned.

"Don't worry, Mom. Auntie Dre won't have anything but glowing reviews to give you. Now you and Daddy enjoy your trip."

Jordin had managed to win her parents over, but Cordie still had butterflies in her stomach.

It was finally hitting her that she was about to be on her first real date. She was glad at least that Jordie would be there, but what would she do once her and Jai were left alone?

[donospl]

Joachim Kühn New Trio ft. Atom String Quartet “Komeda. Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic XIV”

ACT Music, 2023 Mamy tak w Polsce, że czasem tworzymy sobie wyobrażenia o naszych bohaterach, niekonieczne zgodne z postrzeganiem danej postaci poza naszym krajem. Tak jest też z Krzysztofem Komedą. Oczywiście hasło “Komeda” nie jest zagranicznym miłośnikom jazzu obce. Jednak często znajomość szczegółów kończy się na Sleep Safe and Warm. Co można było zauważyć chociażby przy okazji koncertów z…

[chrolloluvr]

Introduction & Masterlist:

Hi guys!! My name is Charlotte, and I write mostly headcannons, and sometimes stories! So feel free to request, and I may get something done!

My main focus's are South Park and Helluva Boss.

I write smut, fluff, angst, etc.

I will write for Female!Reader & GenderNeutral!Reader, and exclusively AFAB. I will not write AMAB & Male!Reader (Sorry!!) I will automatically write Female!Reader , unless you request otherwise.

I will not write anything to do with poop/buttholes basically, and no incest!

Requests are currently open, I will mostly take headcannons about characters & relationship headcannons at the moment.

I will write for all female characters, but I will not write smut, just platonically and romantically.

Fandoms & People I write for (Bolded and *'s are favorites, more in depth hcs):

South Park (aged up) ⭐

-Eric Cartman

-Kyle Brovlofski

-Stan Marsh

-Kenny Mccormick

-Craig Tucker

-Tweek Tweak

-Clyde Donovan

-Butters Stotch

-Etc.

Hazbin Hotel

-Alastor**

-Vox

-Angel dust (No smut, GenderNeutral only)

-Lucifer**

-Adam**

-Husk

-Valentino (No smut)

-Multiple

Helluva Boss ⭐

-Fizzaroli

-Paimon**

-Blitzo

-Stolas (GenderNeutral only)

-Asmodeus

-Mammon**

-Striker

-Etc.

Tokio Hotel

-Bill Kaulitz**

-Tom Kaulitz**

-Georg Listing

-Gustav Schaefer

Hunter x Hunter

-Illumi**

-Chrollo

-Uvogin**

-Shalnark

-Feitan

-Phinks

-Franklin

-Nobunaga

-Silva

-Etc.

Upcoming Works

[protoslacker]

Jazz Trios

I was off work yesterday after a long week of heavy work. I think am too old, anyhow I'd planned to do nothing except rest. By good fortune early in the morning I stumbled upon Jazz Sabbath, a Jazz trio performing  music of Black Sabbath. After a bunch of their videos, I listened to Jazz trio music all day long.

I listened to the Julius Rodrigues Trio and the Joey Alexander Trio. Both are such brilliant musicians, who while very young have been playing for a long time. Here is Joey Alexander at age 11. He's 19 now and the Birdland concert linked to are all his original compositions.

He's been playing regularly in trio with Kris Funn. His collaborations with Joey Alexander and John Davis on drums are wonderful. On Funn's Google knowledge panel the genre is listed: Japanese Hip Hop/Rap. I was skeptical and clicked through to his Website. I was glad because there is so much there, so much that I might have missed the Japanese Hip Hop. He's got the coolest merch I've seen. There's a whole page of Art + Writing which moved me.  His Web site is worth the visit. 

I listened to a bunch of Jazz trios and will link to a few performances that taught my ear:

I Cover the Waterfront, Lester Young, Nat King Cole, Buddy Rich.

Money Jungle, Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus, Max Roach

River Man, Brad Mehldau, Larry Grenadier, Jorge Rossy

Everywhere You Turn, The Bad Plus, Reid Anderson, Dave King, Ethan Iverson

When the Sleeper Wakes, Michael Wollny Trio, Michael Wollny, Christian Weber, Eric Schaefer

I really know so little about music. I am sure I’ve just scratched the surface. And I surely hadn't appreciated Jazz trios as much before today!

[ccandd96]

This brand-new book is the perfect thing to pick up to cap off summer! Scars Publications just released a huge cc&d magazine collection book of the May-August 2024 issues of cc&d, titled “Insurrection”! This 422-page volume is a great way to stock up on issues if you didn’t buy all of the issues, which makes this a GREAT deal! A listing of all the contributors and titles is available at Scars online, and authors are also listed in the description now online through Amazon throughout the U.S., and can also be ordered in the U.K., all of Europe, and even Japan and Australia!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DBD43LLF

https://scars.tv/2024May-August-issue-collection-book/Insurrection.htm

The contributors to this book (of writing and art) include Aaron Wilder, Adam Michael Levine, Alfredo Bravo de Rueda, Allen F. McNair, Andrej Bilovsky, Anila Bukhari, ayaz daryl nielsen, Bill Tope, Binod Dawadi, Bradford Middleton, Brian Daly, Brian Hosey, Carl Chapman, Christina Culverhouse, Christopher Hivner, Claude Chabot, Corbin Schaefer, Corey Villas, Darrell Petska, David J. Thompson, David Jackson, David Sowards, Diane Funston, Dr. Schnooz a.k.a. Daniel Weinberg, DS Maolalai, Duane Anderson, Edward Michael O’Durr Supranowicz, Elizabeth Allison, Eric Bonholtzer, Frank De Canio, Frederick Frankenberg, Greg Beckman, I.B. Rad, James Bates, James Croal Jackson, James Razor, Janet Kuypers, Jeffrey S. Hartnett, Jenene Ravesloot, Jenny Morelli, Joe Sonnenblick, John F. McMullen, John Yotko, Julianna May, Karen Hedges, Kathleen S. Zoll, Kenneth DiMaggio, Kyle Hemmings, L. R. McGary, Lee Hammerschmidt, Leigh-Anne Burley, Lima Das, Linda L. Bielowski, Ph.D., Linda M. Crate, Lou Faber, Louis Marvin, Malcolm Bell, Mark Pearce, Michael Gigandet, Michael H. Brownstein, Michael Lee Johnson, Mykyta Ryzhykh, Nancy Machlis Rechtman, Norm Hudson, Patrick Fealey, Retta Lewis, Richard LeDue, Robert Paul Allen, Salem B Holden, Sterling Warner, Thom Woodruff, Thomas Elson, Tim Newton Anderson, Todd K. Denick, Toney Dimos, Üzeyir Lokman Çayci, and Westley Heine.

[usaccidents]

COMANCHE, TX (June 26, 2023) – The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office identified 63-year-old Daniel Schaefer of Comanche who was struck and killed in an accident on Highway 36 on June 24

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[obigem]

"Believe it or not, I do get it cause my wife is the same way. I always jokingly tell her that if the two of us were sandwiches I'd be a bologna sandwich and she'd be something nicer, like crabcake or something. Then she gives me that look that means I said something dumb."

"Heh, heh, been there." Cam laughed. "I'm sorry I should introduce myself, I'm—"

"The groom for this thing, right?"

"Ha, yeah, that's me. It's Cameron, actually. And you, you live around here?"

[christophermraerdon]

The Best Books on Content Creation

If you’re looking for the best books on content creation, look no further. This list includes some of the most popular and well-reviewed books on the subject. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, these books will help you create better content more efficiently.

The first book on our list is The Content Code by Mark Schaefer. This book is essential reading for anyone who wants to improve their content marketing strategy. In it, Schaefer covers six key areas that all marketers need to master in order to succeed: audience, authority, story, secrets, system, and scale. If you want to create content that really resonates with your audience and gets results, this is the book for you.

Next up is Contagious: Why Things Catch On by Jonah Berger. This New York Times bestseller explores what makes certain things go viral and how we can apply those insights to our own content marketing efforts. If you want to learn how to make your content more shareable and increase its reach online, this is the book for you.

Finally, we have The Lean Startup by Eric Ries. While not specifically about content marketing, this book contains valuable lessons for anyone trying to launch a new business or product – which includes many of us in the world of online publishing and blogging. In it, Ries lays out his lean startup methodology which emphasizes iterative experimentation over long-term planning in order to achieve success more quickly and efficiently. If you’re looking for a different perspective on launching and growing a successful business or blog, this is the book for you

Books to Help You Create Great Content

If you’re looking for the best books on content creation, look no further. Here are three great options to help you create amazing content:

1. Content Rules by Ann Handley and C.C. Chapman: This book is all about how to create killer content that will help you stand out from the crowd. It’s packed with practical tips and advice, and it’s a must-read for anyone serious about creating great content.

2. The Art of SEO by Eric Enge, Stephan Spencer, and Jessie Stricchiola: This book is a fantastic resource if you want to learn how to optimize your content for search engines. It covers everything from keyword research to link building, and it’ll give you a solid foundation in SEO best practices.

3. The Copyblogger Collection by Brian Clark: If you’re looking for inspiration and ideas on how to make your content more engaging and effective, this collection of articles from Copyblogger is a great place to start. It includes some of the best writing on topics like copywriting, headlines, and persuasion, so you can learn from the pros and take yourcontentto the next level

The Best Books on Content Creation

If you’re looking for the best books on content creation, look no further. This list includes some of the most popular and highly rated books on the subject, so you can be sure you’re getting the best possible advice.

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced content creator, there’s something on this list for everyone. We’ve included both fiction and non-fiction works, so you can find something that suits your interests and needs. And we’ve also included a mix of digital and print books, so you can choose what format works best for you.

So if you’re ready to improve your content creation skills, check out these titles:

Different Types of Content and How to Create It

There are many different types of content that can be created, and the best books on content creation can help you figure out what kind of content will work best for your needs. Here are some different types of content that you may want to consider creating:

1. Blog Posts: Blog posts are a great way to provide valuable information to your audience while also promoting your brand. When writing a blog post, be sure to focus on quality over quantity. rather than churning out multiple blog posts each week, try to publish one high-quality post each week or two. This will give your readers something to look forward to, and it will also help improve your search engine ranking since Google favors quality over quantity when it comes to new content.

2. infographics: Infographics are a visually appealing way to present data or information in an easy-to-understand format. If you have complex data that you need to communicate clearly, an infographic may be the best option. You can either create infographics yourself using software like Canva or hire a designer to create one for you.

3 . Ebooks: Ebooks are another great way to provide value to your audience while also promoting your brand. If you have expertise in a particular topic, writing an ebook can help position you as an expert in your field and attract new customers or clients. Creating an ebook does require more time and effort than other types of content, but it can be worth it if done well.

Ideas for Creating Engaging Content

The internet is a vast, ever-expanding repository of information and ideas. To stand out in today’s online landscape, you need to create content that is not only informative and accurate, but also engaging and interesting. Here are some tips for creating engaging content:

1) Use strong headlines. Your headline is the first thing readers will see, so make sure it grabs their attention and entices them to read further. A good headline will be clear, concise, and to the point.

2) Write in an active voice. Passive voice can make your writing sound dull and uninteresting. Active voice is much more engaging – it sounds natural and conversational, making it more enjoyable to read.

3) Use short paragraphs. Long blocks of text can be off-putting for readers. Breaking up your content into short paragraphs makes it easier to digest – and more likely that people will stick with reading until the end.

Tips for Making YourContent Stand Out

The headline is the first thing that your readers will see, so make sure it’s catchy and enticing enough to make them want to click through and read more. A good headline will be relevant to the main topic of your article, as well as being unique and attention-grabbing.

People are visual creatures, so incorporating compelling images or videos into your content can help make it more engaging and memorable. Adding infographics or charts can also be a helpful way to break up text and make complex information more digestible.

Nobody wants to read an endless wall of text, so try to keep your content concise and easy to skim-read. Breaking up paragraphs with short sentences, bullet points or numbered lists can help make your piece more user-friendly and accessible.

Why Good Content is Important

If you’re like most people, you probably think that content is important for your website or blog. After all, without good content, what would visitors have to read? However, there are actually a lot of benefits to having great content on your site – benefits that go beyond just providing something for visitors to read. Here are four reasons why good content is important:

1. It helps improve your search engine ranking.

One of the main reasons why good content is important is because it can help improve your search engine ranking. When you have high-quality, relevant content on your site, search engines will recognize this and reward you with a higher ranking in the search results pages. This means more traffic for you!

2. It keeps visitors coming back for more.

Conclusion

There are a lot of great books out there on content creation, but these are the best of the best. If you’re looking to create amazing content that will capture your audience’s attention and keep them coming back for more, then be sure to check out these books.

You won’t regret it!

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[barbarewjohnson]

The Best Books on Content Creation

If you’re looking for the best books on content creation, look no further. This list includes some of the most popular and well-reviewed books on the subject. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, these books will help you create better content more efficiently.

The first book on our list is The Content Code by Mark Schaefer. This book is essential reading for anyone who wants to improve their content marketing strategy. In it, Schaefer covers six key areas that all marketers need to master in order to succeed: audience, authority, story, secrets, system, and scale. If you want to create content that really resonates with your audience and gets results, this is the book for you.

Next up is Contagious: Why Things Catch On by Jonah Berger. This New York Times bestseller explores what makes certain things go viral and how we can apply those insights to our own content marketing efforts. If you want to learn how to make your content more shareable and increase its reach online, this is the book for you.

Finally, we have The Lean Startup by Eric Ries. While not specifically about content marketing, this book contains valuable lessons for anyone trying to launch a new business or product – which includes many of us in the world of online publishing and blogging. In it, Ries lays out his lean startup methodology which emphasizes iterative experimentation over long-term planning in order to achieve success more quickly and efficiently. If you’re looking for a different perspective on launching and growing a successful business or blog, this is the book for you

Books to Help You Create Great Content

If you’re looking for the best books on content creation, look no further. Here are three great options to help you create amazing content:

1. Content Rules by Ann Handley and C.C. Chapman: This book is all about how to create killer content that will help you stand out from the crowd. It’s packed with practical tips and advice, and it’s a must-read for anyone serious about creating great content.

2. The Art of SEO by Eric Enge, Stephan Spencer, and Jessie Stricchiola: This book is a fantastic resource if you want to learn how to optimize your content for search engines. It covers everything from keyword research to link building, and it’ll give you a solid foundation in SEO best practices.

3. The Copyblogger Collection by Brian Clark: If you’re looking for inspiration and ideas on how to make your content more engaging and effective, this collection of articles from Copyblogger is a great place to start. It includes some of the best writing on topics like copywriting, headlines, and persuasion, so you can learn from the pros and take yourcontentto the next level

The Best Books on Content Creation

If you’re looking for the best books on content creation, look no further. This list includes some of the most popular and highly rated books on the subject, so you can be sure you’re getting the best possible advice.

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced content creator, there’s something on this list for everyone. We’ve included both fiction and non-fiction works, so you can find something that suits your interests and needs. And we’ve also included a mix of digital and print books, so you can choose what format works best for you.

So if you’re ready to improve your content creation skills, check out these titles:

Different Types of Content and How to Create It

There are many different types of content that can be created, and the best books on content creation can help you figure out what kind of content will work best for your needs. Here are some different types of content that you may want to consider creating:

1. Blog Posts: Blog posts are a great way to provide valuable information to your audience while also promoting your brand. When writing a blog post, be sure to focus on quality over quantity. rather than churning out multiple blog posts each week, try to publish one high-quality post each week or two. This will give your readers something to look forward to, and it will also help improve your search engine ranking since Google favors quality over quantity when it comes to new content.

2. infographics: Infographics are a visually appealing way to present data or information in an easy-to-understand format. If you have complex data that you need to communicate clearly, an infographic may be the best option. You can either create infographics yourself using software like Canva or hire a designer to create one for you.

3 . Ebooks: Ebooks are another great way to provide value to your audience while also promoting your brand. If you have expertise in a particular topic, writing an ebook can help position you as an expert in your field and attract new customers or clients. Creating an ebook does require more time and effort than other types of content, but it can be worth it if done well.

Ideas for Creating Engaging Content

The internet is a vast, ever-expanding repository of information and ideas. To stand out in today’s online landscape, you need to create content that is not only informative and accurate, but also engaging and interesting. Here are some tips for creating engaging content:

1) Use strong headlines. Your headline is the first thing readers will see, so make sure it grabs their attention and entices them to read further. A good headline will be clear, concise, and to the point.

2) Write in an active voice. Passive voice can make your writing sound dull and uninteresting. Active voice is much more engaging – it sounds natural and conversational, making it more enjoyable to read.

3) Use short paragraphs. Long blocks of text can be off-putting for readers. Breaking up your content into short paragraphs makes it easier to digest – and more likely that people will stick with reading until the end.

Tips for Making YourContent Stand Out

The headline is the first thing that your readers will see, so make sure it’s catchy and enticing enough to make them want to click through and read more. A good headline will be relevant to the main topic of your article, as well as being unique and attention-grabbing.

People are visual creatures, so incorporating compelling images or videos into your content can help make it more engaging and memorable. Adding infographics or charts can also be a helpful way to break up text and make complex information more digestible.

Nobody wants to read an endless wall of text, so try to keep your content concise and easy to skim-read. Breaking up paragraphs with short sentences, bullet points or numbered lists can help make your piece more user-friendly and accessible.

Why Good Content is Important

If you’re like most people, you probably think that content is important for your website or blog. After all, without good content, what would visitors have to read? However, there are actually a lot of benefits to having great content on your site – benefits that go beyond just providing something for visitors to read. Here are four reasons why good content is important:

1. It helps improve your search engine ranking.

One of the main reasons why good content is important is because it can help improve your search engine ranking. When you have high-quality, relevant content on your site, search engines will recognize this and reward you with a higher ranking in the search results pages. This means more traffic for you!

2. It keeps visitors coming back for more.

Conclusion

There are a lot of great books out there on content creation, but these are the best of the best. If you’re looking to create amazing content that will capture your audience’s attention and keep them coming back for more, then be sure to check out these books.

You won’t regret it!

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[de-salva]

* Live at JazzBaltica, 26 june 2016

Personnel:

Joachim Kühn - piano Chris Jennings - bass Eric Schaefer - drums

[donospl]

Michael Wollny Trio “Ghosts”

Michael Wollny Trio “Ghosts”

ACT Music, 2022 Po latach przerwy, płycie solowej, poetyckim duecie z Christianem Brücknerem oraz eksperymentach kwartetu XXXX, znakomity pianista Michael Wollny powraca z albumem nagranym w klasycznym triu. To pierwsza płyta firmowana przez Michael Wollny Trio od czterech lat. Ale skład, który nagrał “Ghosts” słuchacze mieli możliwość ostatni raz usłyszeć na płycie osiem lat temu. Wollny…

[mattmahder]

"Love and Peace" by Joachim Kühn, Eric Schaefer, Chris Jennings https://ift.tt/2EdKgmX

[keriweird]

Absolutely honoured for my first ever commission to be for @mallaidhsomo featuring her gorgeous Eric Shepard and Mark Schaefer (belonging to @nightmarestudio606 ) for their first real relationship kiss. I loved working on this piece, so soft and feelsy 🥺

[usaccidents]

COMANCHE, TX (June 26, 2023) – The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office identified 63-year-old Daniel Schaefer of Comanche who was struck and killed in an accident on Highway 36 on June 24