December 8, 2011 CONTACT: Pamela Sherrod risingstar31pro@gmail.com www.risingstar31.com COSBY STAR AND RISINGSTAR31 ANNOUNCE THREE SPECIAL EVENTS
Nationwide (BlackNews.com) — This holiday season, RisingStar31 teamed up with Geoffrey Owens of The Cosby Show, to launch a new selection of on-line Greeting Cards called ‘Poetry-In-Motion.’ Now in production, the company’s developing a full line of cards for holidays and special occasions. Each message features Geoffrey’s magnificent poetry, accompanied by wonderful music and background scenery. Sneak peek samples are now available to view and purchase at www.risingstar31.com To initiate a year full of ‘Star Search’ activities, the company just launched its first ‘Poetry-In-Motion’ Writing Contest for a $1,000 Prize. Owens, who is a Shakespearean actor and poet, will select the winner from a group of ten finalists. The entry fee is $25 and the deadline is New Year’s Eve. To enter, visit www.risingstar31.com The ‘Star Search’ campaign continues when RisingStar31 launches its new web-show called The Witness, which will feature interviews with inspirational writers and people who’ve witnessed powerful miracles. Pamela Sherrod, founder of the Christian-based company, says she hopes to identify the types of books and testimonies that would be ideal for adaptation to film. The Witness gives her an opportunity to collaborate with others writers and artists, and develop dynamic films and documentaries that can impact peoples’ lives. As she says, there’s a simple mission: “To showcase the stories that the whole world’s waiting to be inspired by… Yours!” RisingStar31 offers publishing and video production services which include book trailers, commercials, documentaries, web videos and other promotional products. To see samples of their books and projects, visit www.risingstar31.com, or email them for more information at risingstar31pro@gmail.com. -END-
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Daily Archives: December 8, 2011
African-American – News
African-American – News December 8, 2011
“Trek Nation” When Star Trek’s Lt. Uhura met Dr. Martin Luther King (The Skanner) Swing States – Blacks, Latinos still fired up (Politico) The NAACP exposes voter suppression schemes | Kay Dilday (Guardian Unlimited) |
NEW THIS MORNING
NEW THIS MORNING:
* Gov. Andrew Cuomo insisted the issues behind the new tax package were fully aired for the last three yearsdespite the lack of public input as it was createdthe New York Times reports: http://nyti.ms/ukUSiY * Kevin Davisa former chief executive of collapsed trading firm MF Globalhas abruptly resigned from his job handling commodity investments for city Comptroller John Lius officethe Wall Street Journal says: http://on.wsj.com/suQG5a * Lius top political aide Chung Seto is facing $175000 in IRS liens for unpaid federal income taxesthe Post says: http://nyp.st/tv4ePS * The Occupy Albany encampment won a permit from Albany officials allowing their tents to stay in a city-owned park near the Capitol for at least 15 more daysthe Times Union reports: http://bit.ly/tqMOwr * The push to ban carriage horses in Central Park is picking up new steam from a well-funded effort by the ASPCA and othersdespite carriage owners efforts to infiltrate and secretly record the opponentsthe Times says: http://nyti.ms/vi0GDn * The Binghamton City Council is considering a two-year ban on hydrofracking within city limitsthough there are no wells in the city under considerationthe Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin says: http://press.sn/tM7YiH |
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