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Photography Information - SLR
Today I offer photography information about the SLR digital camera. Some of the cameras today will take a picture that is almost perfect. The SLR style camera will cost a bit more than your point and click camera but it is well worth it's price.
Local Heroes by David Erdal - A Review
Changing the physical ownership of the company does not necessarily change the way that the workforce feel about what they do, having their names on a piece of paper does not give them ownership.This story is about what changed in the way that the company, Loch Fynne Oysters, was run that allowed th
The Skinny On Creativity - Thinking Outside the Box by Jim Randel
I believe to a certain degree that creativity is more abundant in some than in others. Obviously, some people are super creative, while others seem to struggle with coming up with ideas. With that said, I also believe that everyone, and that means everyone, can enhance their creative thinking. This
Milwaukee Bound - 1967
An interesting story when the author was 20-years old, and there was unrest in the United Stats: black and white issues. Rosa
Top 5 Must Reads for 2012
A follow up to the top 5 reads of 2011. This time we look ahead to 2012 and the top 5 on our reading list.
The Significance Of Employing The Six Senses In Writing Poetry
Many of us love to write poetry as a way of releasing our emotions that have been hiding in our being. We feel relieve every time we can put our feelings into an array of wonderful words and phrases. But oftentimes we are only employing the five senses in creating a single piece of poetry and we are
G.B. Lamperti's "The Technics of Bel Canto" (1905)
Giovanni Lamperti and his father Francesco carried on the illustrious banner of the "old Italian School" of voice training through the 19th century. While the method was perhaps uncomfortably short on scientific analysis for a modern, industrial world (unlike the rising, competing method o
The Diet Solution Program - A Quick Review For Making A More Informed Choice
Not sure if the Diet Solution Program is for you? Find out more about it from the user of The Diet Solution before making the decision.
'Guerrilla Marketing' Sells Itself
If small business owners could read no other book, I would love to have them study Jay Conrad Levinson's Guerrilla Marketing: Secrets for Making Big Profits From your Small Business. Originally published in the early ...
TW Jackson Review
Author of The Magic of Making Up, TW Jackson has an informal approach to his writing which is refreshing and full of great content. He can definitely help you get back with your ex if you follow his instructions.
Secrets to Dog Training to Stop Your Dog's Behavior Problems
Do you want to put a stop to your dog behavior problems? One top training package, Secrets To Dog Training effectively helps puppy and dog owners teach their dogs good behavior and obedience.
Love Poems Anthology Part 1
The first in a collection of love poems by John Roberts and inspired by his gorgeous wife/lover/friend "Maggie"
Untying Tension
Untying tension is is something requiring skill, understanding, and relatability.Mastering one's emotions brings to the soul tranquility.
Spiritual Thoughts - 3
Realization of the absolute Truth - about God, Self and oneness between the two - leads to wisdom. Understanding and experiencing this oneness is purity, a state of life where one can dispel all doubts and fears...
Common Mistakes Noticed When Self-Publishing a Book
Are you about to self publish your book online for the first time? Did you gather all the ingredients that would make your book publishing a success? Well, amidst all the necessary elements to make ...
Severino Montano's "Sabina": A Review of a Philippine Tragedy in English
Sabina, the primary character of the play, isn't of noble birth to begin with. In other words, the requirement that the tragic hero ought to be of noble birth was disregarded. She's the only daughter ...
The Entertainer & the Dybbuk (Youth)
Like so many things in life the story contains mystery, beauty, enchantment and horror. Dybbuk is Hebrew for "cleaving to" - and remains one of the most enduring beliefs in Jewish folklore. This is the basis for Sid Fleischman's new book which reveals age appropriate information about
A Tale of Chocobos
Many thousands of years ago, Chocobos lived in a secret forest. Chocobos were a kind of bird that ran faster than cars and so people used them as vesicles at that time. Chocobos had yellow skin and just looked like little chicken, but they were huge!
Author's Compelling Drama Portrays Life in New York City
Interview with Dwayne Murray, Sr. as he speaks about his gut-wrenching, fast-paced thriller staged in New York City.