Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Press Release: Mischief & Magick: Wicked Wrong

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 Etherean LLC, Publishing, was established in 2011 as a sanctuary for those who are bringing forth messages of truth to aid humanity.  We decided to create an Imprint for Fiction books as well. We would like to introduce you to our newest author, April Shadduck. 

 April's Book Blog is:  aprilshadduckauthor.blogspot.com



 Etherean LLC  has just released a new book, Wicked Wrong, book ONE in the Mischief & Magick series. The Author, April Shadduck is a 23 year old firecracker, who has a passion for life, a love for writing, and an imagination that will intrigue and amaze the reader. 


Wicked Wrong,  is now available on Amazon.com 
http://www.amazon.com/Wicked-Wrong-Mischief-Magick-Volume/dp/0984824952/ref=pd_rhf_dp_p_img_1

 Be the first to get your hands on this incredible book.

Etherean  LLC, is the Publisher of  Stan Romanek's books, Answers: The Worlds Most Documented Extraterrestrial Contact Story Continues,and The Orion Regressions, as well as Lisa Romanek's book, From My Side Of The Bed.


Happy reading!












List Price: $14.99 

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About the author:
April Shadduck, author of the "Mischief and Magick" series, lives in the foothills of the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Colorado. By the age of twenty-two, April had spent five years of her life caring for the most precious people on earth, our elderly population. As a dedicated personal care provider and a qualified medication administrator, she was reminded daily that life is short. This realization prompted her to pursue her true passion: writing.

As a young girl, April wrote and "directed" many of the plays and skits that she and her siblings performed. Sketching, painting, and writing poetry have also been important creative outlets for her. She now spends her days spinning tales that take teens and young adults into imaginary worlds of fantasy and romance. April's message is an inspiration to young and old alike: "Follow your heart, be true to yourself, and never ever give up on your dreams."

Wicked Wrong

Mischief & Magick, Book 1

Authored by April Shadduck
"What is life without knowledge? What is knowledge without imagination? April dives into the pool of creativity, and uses life, knowledge, and imagination to create a world filled with magic, mayhem, love, and unforgettable characters." -Nicole Spencer

Seventeen-year-old Felicity Marianne McKaughnalin, aka Lissy, had an average if not disappointing life. Her father left when she was five, her mother remarried to Ron, a real winner, and she was lacking both friends and a boyfriend. Sent to live with her grandmother in Ireland, she wasn't expecting her luck to suddenly change...but she also could never have predicted what was about to happen in Ireland, and beyond.

Barely off the plane, Lissy's life is catapulted into a world of mischief and magick-she discovers the truth about her heritage, new friends, abilities beyond her imagining, and true love. With the help of a few odd allies, including elves, witches, pixies, dawdlers, a gnolf, and a most unusual cousin, she unravels the secrets of her life and battles the Dark forces that stalk her family like a sleek black panther. The real question is whether or not she can embrace the world of magick and protect those that she loves, without losing herself in the process...



Publication Date:
Jun 15 2012
ISBN/EAN13:
0984824952 / 9780984824953
Page Count:
284
Binding Type:
US Trade Paper
Trim Size:
6" x 9"
Language:
English
Color:
Black and White
Related Categories:
Fiction / Fantasy / Contemporary
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Romanek Documentary Production update: Next steps for extraordinary: the Stan Romanek story

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We’ve received numerous requests for updates on where we are in the production of “extraordinary: the Stan Romanek story,” and although we’ve answered the question numerous times in comments on this website and via YouTube, we decided to do it one more time in a post.
We are in post-production, which requires video editing, sound editing, scoring and mastering, among many other elements. Another big part of the process is the development and execution of a distribution plan. We’ve had many people ask why we don’t distribute the film directly, and the answer is simple: Direct distribution reaches a specific target audience — people who already believe. In order to reach a larger audience — which has been our goal from the very beginning of this project — we are exploring several distribution options, including screeners and bringing the film to festivals.
In order to reach an audience of believers, fence-sitters and skeptics, we have to deliver a compelling story about people and their struggles to survive. That has been a goal from day one, too. If we created a documentary film highlighting only Stan’s evidence, it would not have been an accessible film. It would, more than likely, become a target for criticism and debunking. Instead, we’re telling a human story that is made more extraordinary by the element of Stan’s compelling experiences. We’re telling a story that believers and non-believers alike will connect with because everyone can relate to the human side of Stan and Lisa’s story.
Yes, the evidence will be there. But the emotion will be there, too. The challenges, the obstacles, the fear, the hanging-by-a-thread-to-get-by emotionally, spiritually and mentally will be present throughout.
Stan’s story is best told as a human story vs. a science fiction story. Doing so makes it accessible to larger audiences because the film is more appealing. The goal is to create awareness among the masses vs. preach to the choir. We want as many eyeballs as we can possibly get on this film. That’s how we can impact awareness.
As for dates and locations, we don’t have those finalized yet. When we do, we will post them here for everyone to see. Thanks for your patience and continue interest in this important project.



Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Alan Watts ☮ The Way of Waking Up

Oldest Galaxy Spotted From Hawaii Telescopes


Astronomers Say, Oldest Galaxy Spotted From Hawaii Telescopes 

06/11/12 07:20 PM ET AP

HONOLULU — A team of Japanese astronomers using telescopes on Hawaii say they've seen the oldest galaxy, a discovery that's competing with other "earliest galaxy" claims.
The Japanese team calculates its galaxy was formed 12.91 billion light-years ago, and their research will be published in the Astrophysical Journal. The scientists with the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan used the Subaru and Keck telescopes on the summit of Mauna Kea.
A light-year is the distance that light travels in a year, about 6 trillion miles. Seeing distant galaxies is akin to looking back into time.
Richard Ellis of the California Institute of Technology, an influential expert in cosmology and galaxy formation, said the latest work as more convincing than some other galaxy discoveries.
He said the Japanese claim is more "watertight," using methods that everyone can agree on. But he said it's not much of a change from a similar finding by the same team last year.
Still, "it's the most distant bullet-proof one that everybody believes," Ellis said.
In 2010, a French team using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope claimed to have discovered a galaxy from 13.1 billion light-years ago and last year a California team using Hubble said they saw a galaxy from 13.2 billion light-years ago. Both Hubble teams published findings in the journal Nature.
However, the two Hubble teams have yet to confirm their findings with other methods, said Ellis. Also, a team of Arizona State University astronomers this month claimed to have found a galaxy from 13 billion light-years away. They used a telescope in Chile.
Current theory holds that the universe was born of an explosion, called the Big Bang, about 13.7 billion years ago. So astronomers using the most powerful telescopes available are peering deeper and deeper into that dawn of the universe.
Watch this video as well from the Huffington Post:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/11/oldest-galaxy-hawaii-telescope-astronomers_n_1587834.html