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Cassettes to CD

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Cassettes to CD
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Looking to go to college for the first time--need some advice (please).

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Indiana Collaborative Conference on Aging at Indianapolis Marriott East Hotel & Conference Center
November 10, 2009 to November 11, 2009
Do you work with, for or on behalf of Indiana's growing older adult population? Then don't miss the second Indiana Collaborative Conference on Aging. ICCA attendees will have the opportunity to learn about trends and applied research in the field...
November 1
Amy Magan replied to Amy Magan's discussion 'Cassettes to CD'
Great idea, Ricky -- do both! And thanks Jeff for the recommendation.
October 21
Jeff Zuber replied to Amy Magan's discussion 'Cassettes to CD'
Amy, DVC on the eastside of Indy can do that for you at a very reasonable cost. You can contact them at 317-544-2150. Their president JAD Porter is a smoosier.
October 20
Ricky Potts replied to Amy Magan's discussion 'Cassettes to CD'
In my personal experience with audio formats either one will be just fine for the quality. Unless you are an audiophile you will probably not be able to hear the difference between the two. If you are interested in saving this, and not having a ch...
October 20
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Cassettes to CD
I have an audio recording on cassette that I need to have converted to either CD or an mp3 file. It's about 90 minutes long. 1. Which would be better - CD or mp3 2. Where do I have this done?
October 20
A blog post by Amy Magan was featured
The Heartland Film Festival, taking place in Indianapolis through October 24, will offer multiple screenings of "Another Harvest Moon," an independent film about four elderly Americans coping with life in a nursing home. "When Did I Get Old: Refl...
October 19
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The Heartland Film Festival, taking place in Indianapolis through October 24, will offer multiple screenings of "Another Harvest Moon," an independent film about four elderly Americans coping with life in a nursing home. "When Did I Get Old: Refl...
October 19

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How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
Co-worker
What is your greatest strength?
I am a creative thinker and a good writer.
What are you working on?
Advocacy for older adults
How big is your business?
medium company
What is your Job Title
Middle Manager
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http://cac.uindy.edu
What is your Personal Website?
http://4thfrog.blogspot.com/
What is your alma mater?
Butler University

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Two films address issues of aging

The Heartland Film Festival, taking place in Indianapolis through October 24, will offer multiple screenings of "Another Harvest Moon," an independent film about four elderly Americans coping with life in a nursing home.

"When Did I Get Old: Reflections on Aging Today" is a documentary that provides examples of aging that cause us to examine assumptions, explore possibilities and make plans for personal and community action. Produced by WFYI Television in cooperation with the University of Indi… Continue

Posted on October 19, 2009 at 12:29pm —

Amy Magan

It works if you work it.

Remember Jill* from my office? The one who is both clueless and brilliant at the same time?

Well, yesterday morning, Jill was looking for me. I was at an offsite meeting from 8am to noon. I had the meeting scheduled on my electronic calendar, which is accessible by everyone in the office. Because of the nature of the meeting (we were running a focus group), I had my cell phone (… Continue

Posted on July 30, 2009 at 12:52pm — 1 Comment

Amy Magan

What a difference a day makes

Earlier this week, I had a little pity party for myself on my personal blog, in the form of a post called "I don't wanna."

Today, I'm in a much better frame of mind, having attended the Smaller Indiana, Bigger Ideas conference yesterday. Who knew a business-ish conference could be inspiring, or at the least, uplifting?

In the Twitter stream yesterday, someone smartly summed up the conference theme as "Passion. Connect. Execute… Continue

Posted on June 25, 2009 at 10:09am — 1 Comment

Amy Magan

Tweet this Smoosier to the Biggest Loser finale

I LOVE watching the Biggest Loser (admittedly, often with a bowl of ice cream on my lap). Every week I watch the show and then blog it. Over the past couple of seasons, I've developed a bit of a following of people who come to my blog to read what I have to say and to add their own opinions to the discussion. So, I'm trying to mount a Twitter campaign to get NBC to fly me out to live blog/Tweet the finale next week.

If you Twitter and think my idea is a cool one, please tweet this:

@JillianMic… Continue

Posted on May 6, 2009 at 11:30am —

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Hat-titude

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Originally published here. Read the original post to see pictures from the sho… Continue

Posted on April 21, 2009 at 1:00am — 3 Comments

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At 10:33am on July 20, 2009, Brett Sanders said…
Thank you Amy. I will contact Jason, if you need anything just let me know.
At 11:15am on July 17, 2009, Brett Sanders said…
Could we meet sometime next week to talk about how we could help each other?
At 10:16am on July 16, 2009, Brett Sanders said…
that's awesome, nice to meet you. I am first and foremost en devouring to be a man of God, other than that I am working for a start up company, Profit Web Systems, we design flash websites as well as other custom software..
At 9:48am on July 16, 2009, Brett Sanders said…
Thanks for the add, Amy. Tell me about what you do?
At 12:02pm on November 20, 2008, Dave Gibbs said…
Welcome Amy!

Thanks - The Foodie Group.
At 11:18am on September 25, 2008, Wanda Stine said…
YOU are a gem! Thank you for sharing this with me!!!!!!!

have a super day!
At 2:15pm on September 16, 2008, Ellen Dunnigan said…
Hi Amy! Good to hear from you! I am very interested in the newsletter. I enjoy your blogs...you're a good writer :)
At 2:06pm on September 16, 2008, Wanda Stine said…
Hi Amy. Feel free to email me privately and I can give you some quotes and you can tell me a little more about what you are looking for. wmstine@sbcglobal.net
At 1:47pm on September 16, 2008, Wanda Stine said…
Hi Amy! Thank you for adding me!
At 4:27pm on September 3, 2008, Andy Klotz said…
Hi, Amy. Sorry I'm just now responding to your blog post on the Fair, but I am just now going through lots of emails I didn't get to during the fair (plus I took a little break after the fair was over).

Anyway, it's really funny you brought this to my attention because I had already seen it thanks to a Web service I use and, in fact, I had printed it out to show other fair management that you are exactly the person we are trying to attract and connect with. I'm so glad that you do love the fair and that you were able to have a great experience even if you had to deviate from your initial plan.

Would love your thoughts on how to make things better, too. Have a great day!

AK

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