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Charlie Chambers: A Model Airline Pilot
Just when I thought my African American airline pilot story could not get any better, I was blessed to have a conversation with my dear friend, Charisse Chambers-Smiley, the daughter of Charlie Chambers, a “model” airline pilot. Charisse remembers that her father “loved to fly.” His passion for flying began as a child. As he…
Market Research is a Necessary Evil
I have been doing market research for my business plan for As NOT Seen on TV. To be truly effective, I had to figure out a target market so I can develop stories that may be relevant to that group. I started reading articles on how to conduct this research, and learnd that is VERY detailed. …
Hire Me for Your Social Media Needs
Do you have a blog? Are you on Facebook or MySpace? Do you tweet? If you said no to any of the above questions, you need to call me so we can usher your business into the new millennium. Gone are the days when a website and business cards were the best marketing tools you had. …
Have You Ever Seen a Female African American Pilot?
Read my story about Stacey Marcus on As NOT Seen on TV.
Marcie’s Mission to Become Social Media, Multimedia and Anti-Media
I am currently working on being a social media, multimedia and anit-media expert. While it may seem like a lot, it all goes hand-in-hand. As a blogger with a great interest in Web 2.0, it only makes sense to learn about all of the Web 2.0 tools. Ultimately, this will help my blogs grow. Becoming…
Cover Dude – Create Your Own Fake Magazine Cover
I receive email updates from Technospot and learned about Cover Dude. I got really excited because I can add pics to my magazine covers and send them as gifts. How great is that? Although I have not combed through the covers that are available, I just love the concept in general. I just wanted to…
More Line Dance Instructors in Chicago
Freda Terry holds line dance classes on Chicago’s north side at 1212 W. Balmoral (near Foster 5200 N. and Broadway 1200 W.). Classes are on Thursdays from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturdays 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. $5.00 per class. She will begin teaching beginners and intermediate line dancing on Wednesdays starting September…
Stacey Marcus: Love at First Flight
Last week I introduced Robert Holmes, an African American airline captain. Now, I am going to introduce Stacey Marcus, one of seven African American female captains in an industry of over 175 airline pilots. As you can see by these figures, Black pilots are virtually invisible in the aviation industry. Outside of the two captains…
8 Reasons Why My Chicago Public Library Card is Priceless
Read my story, Eight Reasons Why My Chicago Public Library Card is Priceless at e-zine article at http://ezinearticles.com/?id=2793465