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Acting Tip: The Musts For Every Actor
DO student, experimental, low-budget, and independent films. Do community and independent theater. Remember, acting is doing—not just studying and reading about it. The more experience you have acting, the more you learn, the more you'll grow, and...
Baroness Elisa and Synergy to Perform in Kristiansund, Norway Saturday May 28th
Baroness Elisa and Synergy to Perform in Kristiansund , Norway Saturday May 28th
Baroness Elisa ( www.baronesselisa.com ) is performing with “Synergy” on the luxury Fred Olsen cruise liner Braemer in Kristiansund, Norway on...
Do I have to Read it?
Often when I run across a good novel, or even after I've written an interesting piece, myself; I'll offer the stories or summaries to my teenagers Usually, their first response is, "Do I have to read it?" And many times, I will reply, "No, you...
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The evolution of television has seen dramatic acceleration recently. Satellite TV has truly revolutionized the global viewing experience. You no longer have to rely on awkward rabbit ear antennae to bring viewing pleasure. Satellite dishes have...
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Do I have to Read it?
Often when I run across a good novel, or even after I've written an interesting piece, myself; I'll offer the stories or summaries to my teenagers Usually, their first response is, "Do I have to read it?" And many times, I will reply, "No, you don't have to read it, but I bet you'll find it interesting."
While time has evolved, kids and adults alike, are less inclined to check into local libraries for literary enjoyment. As a stark awakening, I find that most children eagerly seek other forms of entertainment in the forms of multimedia such as video games, cable television, film and yes - the Internet, too. While movies, TV, and the Worldwide Web are phenomenal means of artistic and informational conveyance, they do not adequately serve the human imagination.
My first real interest into in-depth novels began when my 5th grade teacher, Mr. Drozdowski introduced our class to William Shakespeare's play, MacBeth. I found Shakepeare's works intriguing and viewed his literature as a renewed breath in poetical, literary expressionism. I further immersed myself in other literature like the Nancy Drew series, Jack London's "Call of the Wild," and Alexandre Dumas' "The Count of Monte Cristo."
When we pick up a book, we actively engage and submerse ourselves in the story's
Why Is 'Scrubs' Switching Channels?
When the sitcom <em>Scrubs</em> returns for its eighth and likely final season on Jan. 6, it will be on a new network: ABC. What gives? Switching mid-run is actually not as rare as you might think. <em>Taxi,</em> <em>Wonder Woman, Buffy the Vampire Slayer</em> and even <em>Leave It To Beaver</em> did the same.
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With unemployment through the roof, foreclosures at an all-time high and a wildly fluctuating stock market, President-elect Barack Obama is asking Congress to approve hundreds of billions of dollars in new government spending.
plot. Books allow us to conjure the mind's unlimited imagination. When we read a book, it enables us to become creative in thought, as we hold complete power as to what the imagination's eye sees. Whether it's an evil-looking, Cruella DeVille-type, Lady Macbeth; or as in Hans Christian Andersen's, 'The Little Mermaid,' we could invision an impeccable beauty with long, flowing aquamarine hair. The mind's eye is infinite.
Today, we virtually have the world at our fingertips. If you are ready to dive into fantasy, sci-fi, drama, philosophy, heroism, suspense, mystery or whatever interests you, there is a world of literature that will not only open your eyes, but will pull you into its characters, its sorrows and laughter...and sometimes, it may even make you believe in fairytales!
If you haven't done so already, visit your local library or bookstore and get ready for the thrill of your life! It's waiting for you now.
©Do I have to Read it?
by C. Bailey-Lloyd
aka. LadyCamelot
Public Relations' Director &
Staff Writer
www.HolisticJunction.com
www.MediaPositiveRadio.com
About the Author
C. Bailey-Lloyd
aka. LadyCamelot
Public Relations' Director &
Staff Writer
www.HolisticJunction.com
www.MediaPositiveRadio.com
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