And Then Some Publishing News
We previously built a one page website for Special Delivery: A Baby Memory Scrapbook for Boys or Girls at BabyMemoriesBooks.com. That website was o.k. for the time being, but we knew it needed an upgrade. The upgrade is here!
The new website features multiple pages with better explanations of the baby books. Now that the website presents you with a better idea of what the books are about stay tuned. We will be adding more videos and How-To articles from Lynne Hall and Anthony Weaver, plus links... And Then Some!
Visit the new BabyMemoriesBooks.com and see why both books make a great baby shower gift!
Thursday's And Then Some Essay preview:
Thursday’s essay is called, "Feedforward will improve the accuracy and quality of your communication." We use feedforward prior to future messages. It is the information sent before new messages are delivered. They may help recipients predict, anticipate, understand, or prepare for forthcoming messages, but their point, clearly, is to set the stage for what might come next. They don’t always appear at the beginning of a message sequence; they can occur at any time during an interaction. The only prerequisite for feedforward messages is that they come before what may follow.
Feedforward will improve the accuracy and quality of your communication
by Richard L. Weaver II
Excerpt:
Like feedback, feedforward is something often taken for granted in our communication. We just do not think about it often. But, as demonstrated here, it is not only common, but it relates to a wide variety of situations; thus, the more we understand it, the better we will be able to control our use of it and get the results we desire in communication situations. Understanding simply gives us better control.
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Edgar E. Willis World War II Memoir Interview Part 2, Plus... Thursday's Essay Preview
And Then Some Publishing News
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Announcing the release of Part 2... Anthony Weaver's interview with Edgar E. Willis about his memoir of World War II, "Civilian in an Ill-fitting Uniform." Part 2 of Anthony's interview picks up from a previous question in Part 1. Events had happened to Edgar that were either pure luck or just because of the circumstance of the moment. Part 2 starts with Edgar's second story... his pure luck Navy physical. As we progressed, I asked about the captains Edgar served under and his best explanation? He reads from his memoir. We finish off part 2 with, "That's the way the navy does it!"
Having trouble viewing the video? Click here and watch Part 2 of the interview with Edgar E. Willis on YouTube.
Did you see Part 1 of Anthony Weaver's interview with Edgar E. Willis? In Part 1 of the interview I ask Edgar about his inspiration for the book, the reason for the title, and why he decided to include his life before and after his service.
Click here to watch Part 1 of Edgar's interview on YouTube.
Also released last week was the new video, "How to make a Viral Video-Based on the KISS theory." Illustrator Anthony Weaver and author Lynne Hall have put together a coaching video on How to Make a Viral Video, based on the K.I.S.S. Theory (Keep it simple... stupid). Instead of a technical approach explaining camera types, lenses, programs used to produce videos, this is a fun look at being in front of the camera and getting used to the bright lights shining on you. Anthony and Lynne show you how they shot their video, including the end result!
Click here to see How to Make a Viral Video on YouTube.
Thursday's And Then Some Essay preview:
Thursday’s essay is called, “Having a remote to get us through life?" Imagine along with me in this essay what it would be like in your life if you had a remote control that gave you the possibility for mute, fast forward, reverse, do over, channel selection, slow motion, delete, and cut and paste? How would your life be different? I'm certain it would be far different than it is now . . . and then some!
Having a remote to get us through life?
by Richard L. Weaver II
Excerpt:
In this age of technology, scientists need not stop with remote-controlled garage-door openers and TVs, invent a remote to help me get through life. And while you’re at it, put on the remote a number of buttons for future use—so that I can program them whatever way I choose and whenever I need them. Maybe I’ll program one to make me a very wealthy man, another to bring me many new friends, and a third.....hmmmmmm.....maybe with the third I’ll program it to keep me forever young!
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And Then Some Works!
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Announcing the release of Part 2... Anthony Weaver's interview with Edgar E. Willis about his memoir of World War II, "Civilian in an Ill-fitting Uniform." Part 2 of Anthony's interview picks up from a previous question in Part 1. Events had happened to Edgar that were either pure luck or just because of the circumstance of the moment. Part 2 starts with Edgar's second story... his pure luck Navy physical. As we progressed, I asked about the captains Edgar served under and his best explanation? He reads from his memoir. We finish off part 2 with, "That's the way the navy does it!"
Having trouble viewing the video? Click here and watch Part 2 of the interview with Edgar E. Willis on YouTube.
Did you see Part 1 of Anthony Weaver's interview with Edgar E. Willis? In Part 1 of the interview I ask Edgar about his inspiration for the book, the reason for the title, and why he decided to include his life before and after his service.
Click here to watch Part 1 of Edgar's interview on YouTube.
Also released last week was the new video, "How to make a Viral Video-Based on the KISS theory." Illustrator Anthony Weaver and author Lynne Hall have put together a coaching video on How to Make a Viral Video, based on the K.I.S.S. Theory (Keep it simple... stupid). Instead of a technical approach explaining camera types, lenses, programs used to produce videos, this is a fun look at being in front of the camera and getting used to the bright lights shining on you. Anthony and Lynne show you how they shot their video, including the end result!
Click here to see How to Make a Viral Video on YouTube.
Thursday's And Then Some Essay preview:
Thursday’s essay is called, “Having a remote to get us through life?" Imagine along with me in this essay what it would be like in your life if you had a remote control that gave you the possibility for mute, fast forward, reverse, do over, channel selection, slow motion, delete, and cut and paste? How would your life be different? I'm certain it would be far different than it is now . . . and then some!
Having a remote to get us through life?
by Richard L. Weaver II
Excerpt:
In this age of technology, scientists need not stop with remote-controlled garage-door openers and TVs, invent a remote to help me get through life. And while you’re at it, put on the remote a number of buttons for future use—so that I can program them whatever way I choose and whenever I need them. Maybe I’ll program one to make me a very wealthy man, another to bring me many new friends, and a third.....hmmmmmm.....maybe with the third I’ll program it to keep me forever young!
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And Then Some Works!
Monday, May 17, 2010
$8 donation to Susan G. Komen?
And Then Some Publishing News
Spread the word... And Then Some Publishing, LLC is donating up to $8 per book sold through Amazon.com! Our crazy promotion starts now!
Now through May 31, 2010 buy any of And Then Some Publishing's 8 books through Amazon.com and donate up to $8 of each book sold!
Really?
We have some great books we want you to read. Shall we get a little crazy? I think we shall. And Then Some Publishing has eight great books and we want you to give us a shot. So we'll be tempered crazy. Start with the book that began everything.. And Then Some Book 1 and the fantastic writing by Richard L. Weaver II. See how we've matured through Relationship Rules and Special Delivery, by Lynne Hall and Anthony Weaver.
One can beg the question - How much are are we giving to Susan G. Komen per book?
Here's the answer:
Give us a shot... Buy our books by My 31, 2010 and And Then Some Publishing is donating most of our proceeds to Find a Cure. Try our books with the confidence you know you're giving to a GREAT cause! Check out how much your giving per book...
Now through May 31, 2010: Give HUGE money to Find a Cure!!!
$5 of every Special Delivery book sold goes to Find a Cure
$7 of every Relationship Rules book sold goes to Find a Cure
$4 of every SMOERs book sold goes to Find a Cure
$8 of every Public Speaking book sold goes to Find a Cure
$3 of every Memoir book sold goes to Find a Cure
$7 of every You Rules book sold goes to Find a Cure
$7 of every And Then Some Book 1sold goes to Find a Cure
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
News... And Then Some!
Staff Writer, Anthony Weaver
Special Delivery: A Baby Memory Scrapbook for Boys
and Girls
is on sale now at Amazon.com. Get 10% off now and save!
Special Delivery is an 8.5 inch by 11 inch, full color baby memory scrapbook. Whether you choose light blue for boys, light pink for girls, or both, there's plenty of room to write in Mom and Dad's comments, plus print your own pictures at home with Post it® 4 x 6 Picture Paper
. There are pages you can use from the first time you know a child is on the way, the first trip to the zoo, and your child's first haircut. Each page is ripe for your written words and printed pictures. Every memory you share, you're giving your child a gift that keeps on giving. Nothing can replace the thoughts of Mom and Dad when your "Special Delivery" arrives! Nothing can replace your written words. Give your child insight into your thoughts and feelings with pages covering a host of special events from holidays, birthdays, many first experiences... And Then Some!
And Then Some Publishing recently released Relationship Rules. This book is great for anyone contemplating, currently in, or thinking about forming a relationship. Yep, that's just about everybody. It is not theoretical or philosophical; rather, it is to the point and practical. It offers tips, suggestions, and ideas based on my background of writing a successful book called, Understanding Interpersonal Communication — a college textbook that went through seven editions. Buy the book at Amazon.com
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And Then Some Publishing, LLC, is proud to announce the publication of Civilian In an Ill-Fitting Uniform: A Memoir of World War II
, by Edgar E. Willis. The reviewers of the book have said it is outstanding. You don’t have to be a veteran of any war to enjoy it. The insights within it are interesting, entertaining, and even provocative. If you have any interest in history, you will find this book totally captivating.
Have you seen the new video? Edgar E. Willis breaks down humor. Sure it's from 1995, but the knowledge contained herein is indispensable. It's the first video in a five part series dissecting the intricacies of humor. Watch Edgar's video, How to be Funny on Purpose: An Anatomy of Humor.
Thursday’s essay is called, “We’re Cruising Again.” This was our 9th cruise, and we completed it in 2009. In this essay we share some information about cruise luggage — as you can see from the excerpt below. There are suggestions for cruising that are both practical and economical. It is worth a read just for the suggestions included — especially if you haven’t cruised before..
Thursday's And Then Some Essay preview:
We're Cruising Again
by Richard L. Weaver II
Excerpt:
When visiting the deck where our former/original room was located, we watched (witnessed is more like it!) luggage being distributed by the ship’s handlers, to the various floors. It was one of the most eye-opening, amazing, spectacles we have ever witnessed on our cruises. Luggage is brought to the floor by elevator, then handlers literally throw the bags from the elevator into a large pile in the lobby. How and where the bags land is irrelevant: the sole goal of the handlers is speed — getting those bags off that elevator so it can return to the lowest floor and gather more. There is no concern of any kind for the care or safekeeping of customer luggage.
And Then Some Works!!
Special Delivery: A Baby Memory Scrapbook for Boys
and Girls is on sale now at Amazon.com. Get 10% off now and save!Special Delivery is an 8.5 inch by 11 inch, full color baby memory scrapbook. Whether you choose light blue for boys, light pink for girls, or both, there's plenty of room to write in Mom and Dad's comments, plus print your own pictures at home with Post it® 4 x 6 Picture Paper
. There are pages you can use from the first time you know a child is on the way, the first trip to the zoo, and your child's first haircut. Each page is ripe for your written words and printed pictures. Every memory you share, you're giving your child a gift that keeps on giving. Nothing can replace the thoughts of Mom and Dad when your "Special Delivery" arrives! Nothing can replace your written words. Give your child insight into your thoughts and feelings with pages covering a host of special events from holidays, birthdays, many first experiences... And Then Some! And Then Some Publishing recently released Relationship Rules. This book is great for anyone contemplating, currently in, or thinking about forming a relationship. Yep, that's just about everybody. It is not theoretical or philosophical; rather, it is to the point and practical. It offers tips, suggestions, and ideas based on my background of writing a successful book called, Understanding Interpersonal Communication — a college textbook that went through seven editions. Buy the book at Amazon.com
.And Then Some Publishing, LLC, is proud to announce the publication of Civilian In an Ill-Fitting Uniform: A Memoir of World War II
, by Edgar E. Willis. The reviewers of the book have said it is outstanding. You don’t have to be a veteran of any war to enjoy it. The insights within it are interesting, entertaining, and even provocative. If you have any interest in history, you will find this book totally captivating.Have you seen the new video? Edgar E. Willis breaks down humor. Sure it's from 1995, but the knowledge contained herein is indispensable. It's the first video in a five part series dissecting the intricacies of humor. Watch Edgar's video, How to be Funny on Purpose: An Anatomy of Humor.
Thursday’s essay is called, “We’re Cruising Again.” This was our 9th cruise, and we completed it in 2009. In this essay we share some information about cruise luggage — as you can see from the excerpt below. There are suggestions for cruising that are both practical and economical. It is worth a read just for the suggestions included — especially if you haven’t cruised before..
Thursday's And Then Some Essay preview:
We're Cruising Again
by Richard L. Weaver II
Excerpt:
When visiting the deck where our former/original room was located, we watched (witnessed is more like it!) luggage being distributed by the ship’s handlers, to the various floors. It was one of the most eye-opening, amazing, spectacles we have ever witnessed on our cruises. Luggage is brought to the floor by elevator, then handlers literally throw the bags from the elevator into a large pile in the lobby. How and where the bags land is irrelevant: the sole goal of the handlers is speed — getting those bags off that elevator so it can return to the lowest floor and gather more. There is no concern of any kind for the care or safekeeping of customer luggage.
And Then Some Works!!
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