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http://bit.ly/JPod101 Learn to read real-life Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! Arriving in Japan, the amount of complicated Japanese text on the street, in stores, and on appliances can be overwhelming. With Everyday Kanji, you can break down these signs into simple elements in order to understand even the most complicated Japanese. Take the quiz at the end to see how much you remember! This episode, we are looking at a Japanese gas station. If you plan on driving in Japan, not only do you need to know the road signs, but you also need to know what to do when you run out of gas. This week's lesson will show you some of the important signs in a Japanese gas station. To see more Everyday Kanji, follow us on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/JapanesePod101

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We re back with a podcast where John plays a synthesizer emulator and talks with Chris about writing a novel for National Novel Writing Month. You can follow John s progress on the novel A Rock, a Skip, a Clock, and a Pirate on his NaNoWriMo page. This marks a lighter approach to the podcast with music performed and mixed into the podcast live as we record. Thanks to Carolyn Campbell for taking the photo of us. The podcast is 7 minutes and 53 seconds long. Bad Metaphor 11: Synthesizing Stories

Created by Vancouver Film School student Timothy Brooks through the VFS Writing for Film & Television program. Director: Corey Ogilvie Producer: Wade Fennig Director of Photography: Shane Twerdun Music: Andrew Halliwell Editor: Corey Ogilvie Cast: Paul Herbert Moneca Delain

This is the Audio story with pictures of an adventurous worm named Slimy Limey. Visit http://www.awsomekidsbooks.com to read FREE KIDS STORIES ONLINE.

Striving for titillation may be fun, but for Jonathan Ames the true aim of writing about the act is somewhat cathartic--if only he could reach all of those needy souls posting odd desires on Craigslist. http://bigthink.com/jonathanames

Created by Vancouver Film School student Aaron Chan through the VFS Writing for Film Minnie McDowell

Bookworm has come up with another winning design in the Abstract series of pens. The cap and barrel are lacquer-over-brass design and the pen has a sleek torpedo-shape overall, with a colorful midsection.

Safeguard and cushion your pens in these unique fabric pen rolls. Available in 4, 6, 8 & 10-pen versions, with many patterns available.

The Camlin retractable fountain pen from India is a conversation starter the moment you take it out in public. The fun starts when you remove the cap to reveal....well....nothing!