Helping to Change the World…Word by Word
The Steve Laube Agency
Helping to Change the World Word by Word
Travel back in time to 1947 and watch this documentary on how books are made.
Fascinating.
The phrase “hot off the press” came from this molten lead process.
However, remember that it still begins with you, the author.
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Today’s video is about what really happens when you can’t find a bookmark. Admit in the comments below the strangest thing you have used as a bookmark. (If you cannot see the video in your email, please visit the site where it is embedded.)
Palindromes: A word or phrase that reads the same backward or forward. Like “we panic in a pew” … perfect for a Sunday sermon! Weird Al, singing like Bob Dylan, performed an entire song whose lyrics are entirely composed of palindromes. It is one of those videos that you want to stop watching but can’t. Creative is one word. Strange is another. But it is all about word …
A few months ago, a bookstore needed help to move. See what happened in today’s video. (If you are unable to view the video in your email, please visit the site directly.)
What if your church worship service was announced like a professional basketball game? (If you can’t see the video in your newsletter feed, click over to our site where it can be viewed.)
A delightful book-centric video for you today! (Someone had waaaay too much time on their hands.) It was 44 years ago today that my wife and I were married. Happy Anniversary! Hope you enjoy today’s video as an homage to our many trips to a bookstore together. (If you can’t see the video in your newsletter feed, please click through to our site to view it.)
Don’t tell me you haven’t done this with your own books. I’ll admit that after leaving a bookstore, my clients tend to have their books face-out. (I do not recommend moving books around! Publishers pay good money for product placement, and the poor booksellers have enough to worry about.) (If you can’t see the video in your newsletter feed, please click through to our site …
Today’s video is for all the science geeks in the room. The periodic table, sung in numerical order, plus examples of each element as well! {If the video is not embedded in your email, click through to the site itself to view.]
This video is an astounding discovery. Truly groundbreaking. Share it with all your friends! (If you can’t see the video in your newsletter email, please click through to view it on the site.)
In 1974, fifty-one years ago, this brief interview with science-fiction author Arthur C. Clarke (most famous for 2001: A Space Odyssey, published in 1968) describes a day when computers will be a vital part of our lives. He says to imagine a day when a computer would fit on a desk. Imagine if he saw your phone today. He would have thought it to be science fiction! Note the room in the background. …