Freelance Creative Writers : Littoral

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A Syracuse, NY based web developer. I specialize in PHP/MySQL development and use modern technologies such as Jquery, AJAX, and HTML5. I have several years experience with WordPress installations, tweaking, and plugin development, as well as experience with Drupal and Joomla.

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Victor Hugo Aldrette Illustrator VICTORHUGOALDRETTE.COM CONTACT: 510.410.6213 VALDRETTE@YAHOO.COM Mission Statement: Successfully illustrate anything required. I am a graduate of the Academy of Art University of San Francisco with a Bachelor’s Degree in the field of Illustration. Previously work - Website Banner artwork for each game of the 2010 Oakland Raiders Football season. Banners displayed each game week at Raiders.com. (2010) - Album cover and sleeve work for Promise of Tomorrow’s ‘Standing Alone’ album. (2010) - Logo work for Oakland Raiders organization. (2009) - Coloring Book Illustrations for Oakland Raiders organization. (2009) - Illustrative ads for Kidsville magazines. (2008) - Storyboards for Independent Films: Zero (2007)/ Silent Alarm (2009) 2009 HorrorTV Interview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhrLOWfZ3Yw&feature=player_embedded References: Mr. Chuck Pyle, Director of Illustration Academy of Art University 415-274-2200

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Larissa Herbert 6904 Marigot Rd. NW Albuquerque, New Mexico 87120 (505) 352-4975 email: lalalarissa@yahoo.com Websites: http://lalalarissa.tripod.com/index.html (personal) http://larissaherbert.carbonmade.com (graphic design) Qualifications: Fine Art degree that provided training and experience in graphic principles and techniques. Continuing education to stay update with latest programs and trends as well as electronic and print media. Great customer service skills and works well in-group problem solving. Oral communicator in meetings: asks questions, listens, and participates. Uses time efficiently: sets and meets goals in timely manner. Good work ethics: keeps commitments and respects others. Provides close attention to details while multi-tasking. Professional attitude at work: honest, dependable, quick learner, and team oriented. Education: B.F.A., concentration in Photography and Painting. May 2009, University of New Mexico. Creative Adobe Suites 3 and 5.5 classes at CNM, Fall 2009, Spring 2010, Spring 2012. Experience: Graphic Artist, Freelance, Alb., N.M., 10/09 to present. Logo design for Social Logic Institute and Memorable Notions. Create rough drafts for client to review and fine tune any adjustments needed to satisfy the client. Provided model release forms and images for trade shows and website for Paradigm Physical Therapy. Photograph people for weddings as well as engagement and reception parties. Created invoices for the assignments, as well as CD of finished images, for clients. Photographer, Kim Jew Photography Studios, Alb., N.M. 6/05 to 10/09. Photograph high school seniors, families, and children. Responsible for maintaining camera room and equipment. Color balance, adjust exposure, edit, process, and retouch images before presenting to clients. Work with different lighting techniques such as strobe, window, and outdoor lighting. Photographer, Daily Lobo UNM Newspaper, Alb., N.M. 8/04 to 5/05. Attended events on and around University area, and photographed them for articles. Used Nikon DH1’s and D200’s with zoom lens. Did not alter images in due to ethical guidelines and standards of photojournalism. Computer Skills: Able to operate Macintosh or Windows workstations. Knowledge of CS5.5 Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, CS3 Dreamweaver, and Word. Willing and able to learn others. Activities: Have personal workspace to create mixed media paintings and photo prints. Design photo books for personal albums using Blurb and Shutterfly. Create page layouts in InDesign for birthday invitations using own graphics. Working on image for book cover, as well as art for a comic book. Group Exhibitions: “Egomotion” fall of 2008, F; The Gallery, Alb., N.M. “Workflow” fall of 2007, Petting Zoo, Alb., N.M. “Eleven” spring of 2006, Yale Gallery, Alb. N.M.

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Over 30 years of analyzing, and reporting on real estate trends for real estate developers, banks and government agencies. Highly skilled in multivariate statistical analysis and programming. I know how to turn statistical analysis into a compelling and readable story.

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Cheyenne Halterman 3282 West Smith St. Springfield, MO 65803 417-209-0663 Chey_halt@sbcglobal.net Seeking the Position of a Medical Transcriptionist I am a highly trained/experienced Medical Transcriptionist with a great deal of experience in interpreting, transcribing and verifying dictations by physicians and/or other health care professionals regarding patient's clinical course, diagnosis, prognosis, imaging data, and documenting patient care in general. Summary of Qualifications More than 5 years' experience as a Medical transcriptionist. Great typing skills of not less than 100 wpm with 98% accuracy. Deep knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy and various medical specialities as required in areas of responsibility. Extensive knowledge of grammar, style, punctuation and usage of English. Excellent communication skills. Through knowledge of medical transcription guidelines and practices and ability to use designated reference materials. Strong ability to operate designated word processing, dictation, transcription equipment, and other equipment as specified for the jobs needs. Ability to work under pressure and with limited time constraints. Work Experience DW Transcription Service July 2009-Present ? Medical Transcription (AT Home) Work from home and responsible for the transcription of records including operative reports, discharge summaries, patient history and examinations, physician letters and notes, pharmacy and x-ray reports. Verify accuracy of patient information such as name and identification number. Edit, reviews, and clarify inaccuracies without altering the actual meaning of the medical dictation. Identify, interpret and evaluate discrepancies and inconsistencies in medical dictation. Transcription for oncology, orthopedic, dermatology, neuropsychology and ENT. Radiology notes. St. John's Hospital July 2009-May 2007 ? Medical Transcription Prepare medical reports and varied documents by using word processing software from dictated information. Translate spoken medical words and expand the abbreviations into correct forms. Transcription for the Orthopedic Department. Radiology notes. Communicate in a cooperative and positive manner with medical staff, management and co-workers. Cox Hospital ? PCA. Responsible for the intake of patients. Vitals signs. Patient medical records. Patient care. Education ? Cox College of Nursing and Health Science, Springfield, MO May 2005-May 2007 • US Army/US Navy 1992 to 1998 • Sheridan High School, Sheridan, AR Graduated 1992 Achievements/Awards ? Valedictorian ? Certified Medical Transcriptionist Skills ? Microsoft Office Word ? Excel ? Shorthand ? Citrix ? Express Scribe ? FTP ? Chart Script

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"Old school" Copywriting built around the lost art of salesmanship. Story telling, content writing, fiction books, children’s books, articles related to alternative forms of medicine, new age thinking, alternative forms of energy and general travel and destination writing. I have been an archaeologist and forensic anthropologist, specializing in mass grave exhumations, historical grave site removal and disaster recovery operations. I write detailed osteological and archaeological reports, and the travel aspect involved. I design my own greeting cards and general artwork.

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I am a lover of memories and have had the honor of ghostwriting seven memoirs, a corporate anniversary memory book and a community memory book. I facilitate memoir-writing workshops in libraries, community college classes, lifelong learning programs and senior residences. I have launched or mentored several memoir-writing groups in at least three states and encourage the writing of life stories for fun and future generations. My book,From Intention to Reality: A Guide for Writing Your Own Life Story, is available on my web site LifestoriesCreatingAMemoir.com

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Have an interest in photography and a good eye for detail. Have taken lots of photos in various situations. Give me a go and if you dont like what I have to offer that is not a problem and I don't need to continue with you. However I believe you will be happy with my work.

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Daniel J. Roeder Composer, Tenor Phone: (320) 267-4867 Website: www.dan.the-roeders.com E-mail: dan@the-roeders.com OBJECTIVES: To further improve skills in orchestration and composition while developing my musical voice, and to perform new works of my own as well as those of my colleagues. To foster success in education of music, theater and dance. INSTRUMENTS: Voice~Tenor Piano Organ EDUCATION: Gustavus Adolphus College Bachelor of Arts in Vocal Music Graduated *** laude 2003 University of Iowa, MA Composition Graduated 2009 EXPERIENCE: Performance: • Gustavus Choir, Tenor I; 2000-2003, Gregory Aune Conducting • Bella Voce Consort, Tenor II; 2004-2007 • Great River Chorale, Tenor II; 2004-2005, David Scholz Conducting • Holiday Recitals 2003-2007, vocal and piano performance • University of Iowa Kantorei, Tenor I & II; 2007-2009, Timothy Stalter Conducting • Bel Canto Chorale, Tenor II, 2009-10, Roger Hatteberg Conducting • Roles in Musical Theater: “Gideon” in 7 Brides for 7 Brothers by Steve Chaplin and Gene de Paul, 2003 “Jack” in Into the Woods by Stephen Sondheim, 2004 “Billy Crocker” in Anything Goes by Cole Porter, 2005 “Bobby Child” in Crazy for You by George and Ira Gerschwinn, 2007 Teaching: • 7-12 Band and Choral Assistant, Sauk Centre High School; 2004-2005 • Counselor and Campfire Coordinator at Episcopal Youth Music Camp; 2004-2007 • Schmidt Music, Private Instruction, Voice; 2005 • Musical Theater Director, Foley High School; 2006-2007 (“Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?” , “Annie”) • Private Piano Instruction 2008-Present • Christ Church Children's Choir 2008-2010 • Accompanist and Music Director for premiere performance of The Boy in Black, a full length musical by Tony Meneses and Daniel Roeder at the University of Iowa, 2010 TEACHERS: Voice • Shannon Stuckey, Gustavus Adolphus College • Dr. Michael Jorgenson, Gustavus Adolphus College Piano • William H. Hargrove, director of St. Paul’s Festival of the Arts Series in Nyack, NY (retired) • Victoria Tsangari, University of Iowa Organ • Carl Moehlman, Organ Professor at Iowa Wesleyan College (retired), Organist at Christ Church Composition • Anne Kilstofte, Gustavus Adolphus College • Dr. Lawrence Fritts, University of Iowa • John Eaton, University of Iowa Theory • David Fienen, Gustavus Adolphus College • Rick Orpen, Gustavus Adolphus College • Daniel McConnell, University of Iowa • Michael Eckert, University of Iowa PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS • Minnesota Music Educators Association • Phi Beta Kappa Society • Society of Composers, International BIO Daniel Roeder is a native of Saint Cloud, MN where he enjoyed growing up in a rich choral tradition under the tutelage of Robert Sieving. He holds a B.A. in vocal performance from Gustavus Adolphus College where he studied with Shannon Stuckey and Michael Jorgenson, and sang in the Gustavus Choir under the baton of Gregory Aune. He recently achieved an MA in Composition from University of Iowa where he studied with Michael Eckert, Lawrence Fritts, and John Eaton. His compositions have been performed by choirs and chamber groups across the US as well as Germany and Scotland. Recent premieres include The Boy in Black, at the University of Iowa full length musical written in collaboration with playwright Tony Meneses, and Cry of Urgent Thunder, a wind ensemble piece written for the Episcopal Youth Music Camp in Willow River, Minnesota. Daniel is currently living in Alturas, California where he teaches voice and piano lessons privately. When not composing, teaching, conducting, or working with youth, he can be found training for marathons, completing home improvement projects, or taking care of his beautiful new daughter, Maria. COMPOSITIONS BY DANIEL ROEDER Title Year Instrumentation Performance History O Magnum Mysterium 2002 SATB Choir Performed as a chapel anthem, Gustavus, January 2002 Beloved 2003 SATB Choir Performed as a chapel anthem, Gustavus, May 2003 Joseph’s Lament 2003 Tenor, Baritone, Piano Performed at Holiday Recitals in 2003 and 2005 Child of Light 2003 SATB Choir, Piano Performed as Christmas anthem, St. Johns Episcopal Church, 2003 Season Song I. The Freeze II. Night Wind III. Snowfall IV. Seasoned 2005 2003 2005 I. Soprano, Viola II. Tenor, ‘Cello, Piano III. Soprano, Tenor, 2 Violins, Piano IV. Soprano, Tenor, String Quartet Second movement written and performed first for Gustavus senior recital in 2003. Fourth movement was written for performance at the 2004 Holiday Recital. The first and third movements were written in 2005 and the piece was performed in its entirety at the 2005 Holiday Recital. In 2006, Snowfall was rearranged for two sopranos, ‘cello and piano and performed at the Holiday Recital that year. Streeter Rag 2005 Alto Saxophone Quartet Performed by a Sauk Centre High School sax quartet at Minnesota subsection and sections contest. Earned superior ratings. Lord Make Me 2006 Flute, Clarinet, Guitar, Voices A campfire song based on the text, “The Prayer of St. Francis.” Written for and performed at the 2006 Episcopal Youth Music Camp Diva Tango 2006 Flute, Oboe, Violin, 2 Sopranos, Piano Performed at the University of Iowa, October 2007. Performed at the College of St. Benedict, May 2008, Stringin’ to the Eighties 2006 String Quartet Performed at the 2006 Holiday Recital Waiting for Stories, Yes, Lord! 2007 2007 ‘Cello, Piano, Children Saxophone, Piano, Children Performed at Episcopal Youth Music Camp as part of a world premiere musical theater version of “Old Turtle” by Doug Wood. Fear Not the Cold Night Wind 2007 SATB Choir, rewritten for TTBB Choir Rewritten for TTBB Choir, performed at the Bel Canto Spring Concert 2010 Twelve Tempers 2008 Brass Quintet Performed at the University of Iowa, April 2008 Streeter Blues 2008 Alto Saxophone Quartet Performed by a Sauk Centre High School sax quartet for Minnesota contest Shadow Casting 2008 Harp, Viola, Treble Voice Performed at the UISCI Concert, May 2008 Agnus Dei 2008 SAB Choir, Piano Performed at the Celebration of Ministry for Pat Genereux at Christ Episcopal Church, June 2008 Song of Simeon 2008 SSAATTBB Choir Performed at the University of Iowa, October 2008 Mural for Flute I. Tree Fox II. Journey Through an Artifice III. Frightening Ride IV. Suess Landscape V. Melody of Folk 2008 Unaccompanied Flute Performed at the UISCI Concert, March 2009 Patterns of Courtesy I. Con Spirito II. Scherzo III. Andante con Moto 2008 I. Oboe, ‘Cello II. Violin, Bassoon III. Oboe, ‘Cello, Violin, Bassoon Performed at the UISCI Concert, December 2008 Wulf and Eadwacer 2009 Violin, Viola, Piano, Sop. soloist, Dancers Performed at the UI Dance Grad Event, May 2009 Winter Moon 2009 Chamber Orchestra Read by the UI Chamber Orchestra, Dec 2009 Entities 2009 Flute, Clarinet, Bassoon, Violin, 'Cello, Percussion Performed at the UI Composers Workshop Nov. 2009 The Boy in Black 2010 Musical for an ensemble cast of 10-14, collaboration with Tony Meneses Gallery Performance at the University of Iowa, April 2010 Cry of Urgent Thunder 2010 Wind Ensemble, Orchestra Wind ensemble version performed by the EYMC band August 2010 Breath 2009 (revised 2010) SATB Choir, div. Unperformed Silent Lotus 2010 Orchestra Unperformed Flight to Varennes 2011 Orchestra, Dancers April 16, Rain Ross Dance What I can Do for Peace 2011 SATB choir,, div. Unperformed