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By N2H

Topic: Arts & Entertainment

Inspire and Be Inspired

Writing love quotes can be professional or personal. You can be famous and rich if your love quote hits thousands of people. Read more »

How to Get a Quote From a Voiceover Artist

If you are looking to hire a Voiceover artist here are five things to take into consideration when requesting a quote. By giving the voiceover artist as much information as possible they will be able to send you an accurate quote and turnaround time. Read more »

Disney Fairy Tales - How Timeless and Reassuring Are They?

Ever since I was a child, I have known that Walt Disney was (and continues to be) the consummate cinematic master of the traditional fairy tale. Some critics argue that he does serious injustice to the original source materials. But you must realize that, as cultures and lifestyles change, so do the societal and cultural meanings of "Snow White," "Cinderella," "The Little Mermaid," "Beauty and the Beast," and the other fairy tales Disney brought (and continues to bring) to his respective medium (Day 2). All in all, this continuously transforms the universal message of the fairy tale itself, no matter what we perceive Disney or the original authors to be like altogether (Orenstein). Read more »

What’s New in the World of Audio Bibles

I love the whole idea of spoken books - that is, books that are read aloud and recorded for our enjoyment. It opens a whole new way of enjoying the written word, and takes reading to a whole new level. Many Christians who have a long commute, for example, are now able to use that time to 'read' their audio Bibles. What a blessing! Read more »

A Guitar Power Chords Chart for Finding Fun Easy Guitar Chords Posted By : Jason Y.

A guitar power chords chart gives a boost to any guitar player. The guitar power chords chart shows us fun, easy and strong chords. Read more »

Old Josh, In - Cold and Hot Veins

One summer hot day, in 1859, Ella Hightower walked into the study room of her husband's, Charles Hightower, "Dear, excuse me-" she said, she had interrupted him, the neighbor Mr. Smiley, was standing by her husband, Charles now stood up from his desk, Mr. Smiley, was shaking her husbands hand, while putting some money in his pocket. It all happened quite fast, too fast thought Ella, as if for some reason, she was seeing something she should not have seen, or they did not want her to see. Read more »

Uamak’s Account (Or, the Tiamat and the Lost Age)

I shall tell you of the Seer-cat Woman, and the Virus Word (and her compadre, Vii, the huge and mighty demon, and the Tiamat of old. You have heard the tale have you not, perhaps not, in many likenesses in which the hero was named Siren the Great, or Hercules, the Tiamat, Gwyllion (daughter to the Tiamat) Seth, Nimrod, Gilgamesh, Azaz'el, or even St. Christopher. But it was the Tiamat, herself, no other that had to face the hideous and demoniac thing called the Virus Worm. Read more »

Old Josh’s Ode to Bessie

Josh has taken a liking for Bessie, she works with her brother on the neighboring plantation; helps Josh with his two boys, and now Josh has created a song for her, he is wooing her, it would seem. She has come over to his shanty in the back of the Hightower house, by the carrel. They are now sitting on the little porch, in two rockers, and he is singing this song to her; Josh is not know to have ever been too romantic, in the past, or future, nor in the present, but he is here a little more balanced than in most previous episodes. Read more »

Old Josh, In - Sugar-Eyeing

Silas did have a young lover (a few of them), sweethearts; one of them, her name was Sweet Molasses (Jefferson, if you want to add that onto the name, although they were never married to Josh understands). She was born in Ozark, in the shanty town near by it anyhow, and had a child named Minerva, born 1873. But let me backtrack... Read more »

Old Josh In - Fraternizing With Nelly the Cow!

(Advance) There was a cow over in the pastor across the old dirt road, up a short ways, that separated Hightower plantation from -Henry Jackson Birmingham's, smaller plantation, almost a hobby farm type-the cows name was Nelly: the maid whom lived with him, and was the talk of the county while living in Ozark, name was Mahogany, Henry was in his mid-sixties, and Mahogany in her early seventies. Folks said they were really married, white to black, but Henry would never admit it, had he, he would have been skinned alive, and her, Mahogany, tar and feathered. Anyhow, the KKK, left well enough alone, as well as Henry kept it quiet, and he did, and some say he even paid them off monthly, that is, until he moved out of Ozark, and into the countryside... Read more »