The Headsman of Moiromma (Part #5 to "The Cataverous Planets"((SF))
Here is the fifth part of the series of "The Cataverous Planets," again I find the SF fans may like this. Rosa Penaloza
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The International Dance Festival in Monaco - December 2004
Monaco Dance Forum brings together every two years world's most famous figures related to professional choreography.
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The Kids Are Alright
Guys my age, and I think all ages, really, are plagued by toy sections. We wander amongst the shelves, pretending not to look, much like in the adult section of a video shop, but as soon as we're convinced nobody can see, we start looking at ray guns and squirty things and action figures and toy cars with undisguised longing. I think it's a travesty that...
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The Red-Headed League of Megalith Builders
"Caitlin." Sean said as she walked away, he couldn't tell if she heard him or not, but he could tell that she knew what he was 'feeling'. He ordered some Huevos Rancheros, toast, and coffee with other ground nuts that tasted even better than it smelled. When Caitlin returned she was all business. She told him the ship would be leaving soon before going up to her room and getting her things...
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Who Is Little Lotte? Discovering the Mystery Character in The Phantom of The Opera
One of the more inexplicable details in the movie version of The Phantom of the Opera consists of Christine confessing to her friend Meg that when she and Raoul were children, he nicknamed her Little Lotte. Lotte was a common diminutive nickname for Charlotte, not Christine. It seems that the dialogue was added simply to explain to the audience why they then sing a duet about Little Lotte. But who was Little Lotte, really?
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5 Hot Tattoo Styles
Body art and tattoos can be very erotic and appealing. This is probably why more and more people are getting them done. Are you are considering getting a tattoo or have a fetish for tattoos? Read on...
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A Miraculous Movie
It was originally called The Big Heart. Daryl Zanuck the shrewd head of Twentieth Century Fox couldn't buy the image of Santa Claus in a court room. But like so many ventures Miracle On 34th Street (...
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A Review of Time Magazine
From big story world events to what's new in science and industry, the economy, technology, sports, people in the news, TV, movies and music, Time Magazine serves up the information people need to stay informed.
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Auditions Made Redundant
This is one of a series of articles I wrote for a friend's website that never got off the ground. It may not speak volumes about life, love or the universe, and it was really only written as an exercise, but it seemed a shame to waste any of these pieces.
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Choosing, Cleansing, and Charging Crystals
I have written a lot of articles about gemstones, rocks and crystals for this site that describe which ones are best for prosperity, love and protection. If you look back in the archives here, you will find lots of information about gemstones, crystals and semi-precious stones and their magical purposes
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How to Develop a Killer News Hook
When you are going to write a press release probably the most important thing you can do is create a killer news hook. A press release without a news hook is just blatant advertising, plain and simple. There is nothing that turns off journalists more than a press release that's just advertising, and when you turn them off, they're often off for good.
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How To Draw People - How To Use Proportions When Drawing People
It is essential for an artist learning to draw the human figure for them to understand human proportions. Here are some tips to outlining your human figure in a realistic way.
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Old Josh [Alabama, 1862]
A simply story about a happening during the Civil War in Alabama.
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Persuasion Through Needs is Achieved in the Film Fargo
The film Fargo, an Academy Award winner for Best Picture in 1996, has several characters that exemplify the first process premise of needs, in turn making this film persuasive. This film is based around the life of a man named Jerry Lundegaard, whom is deep in debt and is married to a woman whose father has no respect or admiration for him. His typical day at work involves ripping customers off at the car dealership where he works as the head sales manager.
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Sirgylam, Last of the Rujmel-Hiri' Giants [Part 6, to "The Cadaverous Planets"] SF
I always like the SF short Stories of Mr. Dennis Siluk's, and this one is a little tricky, but has a lot of juice in it, a lot of everything I should say. Rosa Penaloza
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The Apprentice Season One: Why the Women Lost
On Season One of the hit TV show The Apprentice, though the women won the first several challenges against the men, they quickly fell apart as the weeks wore on, mirroring many challenges women have in business today. Find out why the women lost and what you can learn from it to protect yourself from the same fate.
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The Corral (North St. Paul, Minnesota; 1952)
One of Mr. Siluk's youthful adventures...this is the first time I've heard about this one; but then we've only been married 5 1/2 years, and he is 12-years older than I, so I suppose I will have to wait a while until I get to know him better. You may have known him longer than I. Rosa
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The Enigma of a Movie Poster
Have you ever noticed how movie posters make heads turn, especially when they are not displayed at a movie theater?
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The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy had the potential to be the best movie of the year. And yes, I sincerely mean that. Really, look at all it had going for it: it's based on a classic book that has a cult following that could rival the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
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The Lord of the Rings
About Tolkein's great novels and the films that were made from them.
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The Peculiar Case of: Thomas Manning's Justice [Part two of two parts]
A short story of poetic Justice: Thomas Manning now lay face down in the back ally with the garbage. If anything, whom ever knocked on the door, did it just in time, surely them pool sticks were to be used should that knock on that door not have occurred; it would had been too tempting not to use them at the high point of the battle, especially after he messed up all three of the men, or was it four, possible five men...
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The Peculiar Case of: Thomas Manning's Justice [part one of two parts]
A short story of Poetic Justice: [1980] Thomas Manning, his hands stuck in his sport jacket pockets, walked at a steady pace along the sidewalk, gawking here and there intriguingly. Nineteen years had passed since he had walked these streets, and everything looked a bit out of the ordinary, if not down right peculiar...
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The Porch [1960]
Well, he did it again, he is on a kick I think, writing about is growing years,and I think this one is great! Rosa
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The Tiamat and the King [Chapters 1& 2 of Six Chapters]
Mr. Dennis Siluk started a series of stories of the Tiamat, finishing three books, and left this tale undone; which was to be a forth book, never completed; thus here we got the whole story of Sinned, and the last days of the Tiamat, complete now, and it may, or may not ever be put into a book, so who knows, maybe you will be the only ones to see the ending. It was 4-years in the making of these last six chapters, here are two. He was not even going to allow these chapters to be released in fear he might change them or destroy them, but I talked him into it. The Tiamat series sold thousands of copies a few years ago. and I've had a few dozen request overt he years to have him finish the series, and this is as close as I can get him to do it. Rosa
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The Underpinnings of Polychordal Dissonance and Consonance
In this article one will learn how two different approaches towards polychordal dissonance and how one can apply towards improvisation and composition. .
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