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What's the best way to get over writer's block? If you hope to overcome writer's block, you'll need to understand what causes writer's block in the first place. Writer's Block, often referred to as "mental block," is characterized by an inability or difficulty in coming up with new ideas for writing. Writer's Block may also occur when a writer wants to write but can't come up with anything worthwhile. So how do you get rid of it? Don't worry, here are some tips that will help!1) Check out these websites that have been proven effective at "creating word flow": http://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newLDS_1021S. htm 2) Start a blog and add the words "write" and "blog" to your hobbies. You will be surprised at how many ideas you can come up with! 3) Look for people in your area who have a knack for writing. Approach them and ask if they would mind reading some of your work. If the person is a published novelist, they may be able to offer advice or even critique your story in a constructive manner. This is also a great way of getting better feedback on your work before publishing it! This is the only known surviving performance of Bernstein's "Sing-Along". The audio for this video is taken from the soundtrack of the 1965 Chuck Jones/MGM cartoon "The Insomniac". This is footage of how this cartoon was made.Bernstein created this music for the 1963 educational short film "Modern Minuet", produced by the New York City Board of Education. The film was shown throughout United States schools as part of a program to bring classical music into classrooms, an endeavor that Bernstein wholeheartedly supported. The person who requested that Bernstein compose music for this film was Leonard Bernstein's sister-in-law, Dolly Haas, herself a renowned choreographer and dance teacher. Film score composed by Leonard Bernstein recorded live, June 28–30, 1978, by François Poulenc Choirmaster: Charles M. Williams. The Berlioz piece "Le carnaval Romain" has never been recorded in this version before. Film score composed by Leonard Bernstein recorded live, April 12–15, 1983, by François Poulenc Choirmaster: Charles M. Williams. Includes Bach's Cantata BWV 21 "Christ lag in Todes Banden" with the Stuttgart Collegium Vocale conducted by Walter Fink. Film score composed by Leonard Bernstein recorded live, April 30, 1984, by François Poulenc Choirmaster: Charles M. Williams. Dialogue by Martin Sheen. Film score composed by Leonard Bernstein recorded live, March 18–20, 1987. Choirmaster: James O'Neill; narrated by Martin Sheen. Film composed and orchestrated by Leonard Bernstein for the motion picture "The Adventures of Reinette and Taboureau" (with vocals). The film was directed by Pierre-Auguste Renoir and shot in 1946 at La Croix-Rousse near Nice in Provence, France. cfa1e77820