Category: Arts Entertainments
Jeff Dexter will write his memoirs
There’s a book about the sixties that I can’t wait to read when it finally comes out. Jeff Dexter is in the process of writing his memoir and I predict this will be the seminal book on the thriving music scene of the 1960s and 1970s. Born Dexter Jeffery Bedwell on August 15, 1946 in…
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Come out from behind the curtain
When Jesus died on the cross, the temple curtain was torn from top to bottom. The message The translation says it very well: 19-21 So, friends, we can now, without hesitation, walk directly to God, to the “Holy Place”. Jesus has cleared the way with his sacrificial blood, acting as our priest before God. The…
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How to make a woman have an orgasm Part 3: Become a Casanova
When learning how to make a woman orgasm, there is probably no more powerful “tool” for you than your ability to be naturally attractive. And contrary to popular belief, the natural attraction It is not something you are born with. In fact, you can develop it. And in case you’re wondering if you really should…
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Entrepreneurs develop a workaholic mentality!
Entrepreneurial Mindset Secret ~ Develop a workaholic mindset! All self-made millionaires work hard, hard, hard. They are addicted to hard work. Why? Because they know the formula of success for that! They know the result they are looking for and they know and understand that they have to work hard to get there. They know…
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Meet American Indian potter Linda Lucero Fragua
Jemez Pueblo (pronounced “Hay-mess” or traditionally as “He-mish”) is one of 19 American Indian Pueblos in New Mexico. It is located in the north-central part of the state, an hour northwest of Albuquerque or a little over an hour southwest of Santa Fe. Over the last several decades, the Jemez people have begun something of…
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Beat obesity into submission
Why are we not able to address the obesity problem in this country? We are not the only ones. The United States, Mexico, New Zealand, Hungary and Australia are on par with or behind the United Kingdom in the fight against obesity. Obesity and the diseases it causes are well documented on television and online.…
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The 5 W of photography
Outlining your photographic needs is a task that should be taken seriously. It would be wonderful if you could do this before you buy your first camera, but most people can’t. You’ll probably buy a camera or two before you begin to fully understand your photographic profile. There are five aspects of your photography personality…
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How about a Kenya Safari environmental trip
Have you heard of the famous teacher Wangari Maathai? She is a Nobel Peace Prize winner, Member of Parliament for the Tetu constituency, founder and leader of the Green Belt Movement. With so many attributes to her name, she is such a down-to-earth lady that she may not realize the large crowds she draws to…
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How to sell your autographed photos of celebrities
Most autographed celebrity photo owners would never dare to think of sharing forms with them. They look at autographed photos of celebrities as a crowning achievement for their collections. However, there may come a time in a collector’s life when he will be forced to part with his autographed celebrity photos due to financial problems…
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The story of Ashoka the Great
Asoka was born in 304 BC. C., son of the Maurya emperor Bindusara and a queen of relatively lower rank, Dharma. The legend associated with the emperor says that his birth had been foretold by the Buddha, in the story of ‘The Gift of Dust’. The Buddhist Emperor Ashoka had only one younger brother, Vitthashoka,…
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