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  • sand art bottle history  By : ma141
    Sand Art bottles history and overview / where it came from and how it all started
  • The Anxiety and Issues of Nakahara Misaki  By : Harvey D. Ong
    Nakahara Misaki, female lead of the series “Welcome to the NHK!” has a lot of issues.Aside from being a compulsive liar and having a dramatic personality disorder, she also displayed signs of social anxiety and mild hints of depression throughout the series. Oddly enough, this makes her fit in perfectly well with the rest of the show's cast, who all have their own issues to work through.
  • "The Prisoner of San Jose," exposes the invasive psychological methods of a secretive Rosicrucian cult  By : JK Ellis
    The amazing story of Pierre S. Freeman's enslavement by a mind control cult begins in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, where Freeman was pursuing an engineering degree at the Faculte des Sciences. At this point, a star pupil, Freeman was seduced by the promises of economic freedom offered by the occult and began to invest more time in the Rosicrucian lessons than in his own engineering studies.
  • Louis Let's Dance: Learn How To Dance With World Champion Louis van Amstel  By : TJ Miller
    Not just any dance lessons mind you; I am going to take lessons from a Star. Just the other night I was watching the news on ABC and on came this great looking guy named Louis van Amstel, best known for his 3 hit seasons on America's most popular dance show, 'Dancing with the Stars'.
  • 2nd Thoughts about the Illuminati  By : JK Ellis
    According to a former member the Illuminati is real and uses torture to train it's member
  • Saint Valentine’s Day! Canvas art is the best gift for your sweet hearts!  By : Alexander Lamp
    Photo on canvas is already becoming a new kind of art, which is developing very fast. Our next article will illuminate some peculiar features of this very new art form and specifically tell you about turning photo onto canvas. If you want to learn more, read our following article.
  • The Mentally Fractured World Of “Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei”  By : Harvey D. Ong
    The Japanese show “Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei” tells the story of a man named Nozomu, who is suicidal, depressed, and possibly borderline psychotic. His family members and students are no less odd than he is, each one displaying a psychological disorder, with varying degrees of intensity. Some fans have gone on to describe the show's cast as needing antidepressants, anti-psychotics,and whatever other psychoactive medication is available.
  • Our Need For Power  By : JK Ellis
    Power provides each of us with several very essencial things; the feeling of being in control, the feeling that we're right, a sense of security and the hope that we can accomplish what we want most for ourselves.
  • Plasma Tv's The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly  By : jikky jackson
    Plasma televisions are the newest improvement in television viewing.
  • Why It's best To be Unpredictable  By : JK Ellis
    There are good reasons to be unpredictable. Learn why.
  • How to make your digital pictures better with Paint Shop Pro  By : Reni Yordanova
    When you are making pictures sometimes they are too light or too dark, sometimes they have some little problems that makes them look not perfect. There is an easy solution for this problem. You can use a Paint Shop Pro program to make some changes. With these changes your digital images are becoming to nice high quality digital images and you can optimize them for web, for example – they will keep its high quality and will be with a small size.
  • Illegal Downloading Unfair to Artists  By : Jeff Dorschner
    Illegal downloading is depriving the creators of music and movies from the compensation they deserve for all the work that they do in the creation process.
  • Publish Anything: The Saga of a PublishAmerica Author  By : Yadav
    My story is that an author who'd done online writing for such dot gone as Theme stream, Written By Me, and The Vines, someone trying hard to have fiction, poetry and nonfiction in print for real, recommended PublishAmerica. She claimed it was a traditional book publisher. I was struck with their slogan, "We treat writers the old fashioned way - we pay them." Wasn't that what publishers were supposed to do?
  • What is PP in Digital Photography?  By : Reni Yordanova
    Many people asked us: “What is PP in Digital Photography?” Some people ask Google about it and then come to our site accidentally with a hope that they will find the answer. That is why finally we decided to answer to that question and to explain what actually is PP in the Photography!
  • Amethyst Jewellery - The most striking Jewel  By : J. Mosley
    If you are shopping for an amethyst ring then you will be wooed and drawn by its subtly seductive color. Amethyst comes in a striking violet color and it is believed that it will protect you from seduction. How ironical!
  • Learning Spanish - Part 8 - First Encounters in Mexico  By : Spanishexperto
    In this article I start to talk about my travelling experiences through Central and South America. The start of my trip took me to California and then Mexico. I talk a little bit about the benefits of learning about different Spanish cultures and Spanish history and then about some of my early attempts at trying to communicate with the locals in Mexico.
  • A Brief Glimpse Into “Welcome To The NHK!”  By : Harvey D. Ong
    In the grand tradition of the media using social and political problems as a concept for their work comes the Japanese anime “Welcome to the NHK.” As a show that delves into the life of a person suffering from such social anxiety that he needs to shut himself off from as much contact as possible, the show presents the problem in both dramatic and comedic ways.
  • Make Believe or Real - It all happens here  By : Alpine
    If you are one of those who rushes home from work because it is time for X-files, or your favorite movie, Alien is being screened, then UFO's and paranormal activities must interest you a lot. Earlier, people would go to libraries to look for information on these aspects, and there weren’t many references available since very few believed in these supernatural powers. But today, with the advancement in technology and the introduction of Internet, anything and everything can be found on the web world.
  • Art Shows  By : Slavco Stefanoski
    Of all the arts, the beheld ones are apparently the best difficult in agreement of authoritative money accomplishing what you love. Don't get me amiss – it is appealing accessible to get a gig as a beheld artisan if you are accommodating to do added architecture aggressive stuff.
  • Architectural Scale Model  By : Slavco Stefanoski
    I have always loved models. When I was a kid, I collected all kinds of them. I had model airplanes, cars, boats, trains – you name it I had it.Of course, die cast models were pretty cool, but my favorites were the ones that you could assemble.
  • Improving Our Landscape Images.  By : SUDHIR A. KUMAR
    Landscape photography :- Its can be a challenge, but with the right composition and good natural light it can be made a bit easier. In landscape photography it is very important to take care with composition.We don’t have to stick to many rules to produce great landscape images, but knowing what they are will make your pictures more successful.
    There are two salient points in landscape photography: how to compose your image, and how to use available natural light in any given situation.
  • New semiprecious stone: Topaz  By : marcinmf
    Alpha Imports have just introduced new line of semiprecious gemstone - Topaz.
  • Bronze Statues Make Great Corporate Gifts  By : Lory Sargu
    Bronze statues are very beautiful and will definitely capture the attention of those that see them. You will often find them in front of different corporations as a symbol of their unity. They are very common corporate gifts because they can be sculpted into a variety of different types of designs. They can include a logo or animal that represents the business. Other times they can be to symbolize a partnership.
  • Lost and Found In Adaptation: “Fate/Stay Night”  By : Harvey D. Ong
    Adapting something from the literary world, whether a traditional novel or a Japanese visual novel, can often be difficult. There is usually a large amount of detail that must be removed for the adaptation to work, with some attempts cutting too much of the original material. For less hardcore fans of the source material, the anime adaptation of “Fate/Stay Night” presents a workable balance, though still missing some arguably essential details.
  • Classic Villainy  By : Harvey D. Ong
    Villains are often the lynch pin that holds narrative action stories together, having a more important place in the success of the story than even the hero himself. There are several examples of good villainy over the years, in a variety of formats, but there are some villains that truly stand out as the best examples of the worst humans can do to one another.
  • Modeling For Kids  By : Melissa Rice
    Kids do hold a pivotal position in making the overall fashion and modeling industry a real success. They fill up any lacuna left and simultaneously increase the range of experience. Undeniably kids modeling offers much more in every sense of the word!
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