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EASTER

E aster is God’s promise, which His Son came to fulfill A promise of eternal life for all who seek His will S eason of the budding trees, the lily in its glory T he greening hills, the daffodils, the holy Easter story E aster is the joy of spring, God’s gift and triumph, too [...]

2 April 2012 at 11:16 - Comments

Facebook changes on March 30, 2012 and How They Affect Your Fan Pages

  Facebook announced last  week, changes that will significantly affect the layout and the functionality of your Fan Pages.  The Facebook changes to Business Fan Pages should be a concern for all  people using Facebook for marketing promotion.  After the end of the month all visitors will land by default on the new Timeline style page. [...]

16 March 2012 at 01:51 - Comments

“So What” by Miles Davis, played by Chet Baker on horn.

Chet Baker, a recommended trumpet horn player for Cliff to learn from.  Here is one of Charlie Walker’s favorite tunes done by Chet Baker, “So What” by Mile Davis:   Until recently, Cliff has been playing the “So What” song on guitar with the Bass part being done by the lead guitar to a funk [...]

1 February 2012 at 20:54 - Comments

Who is John Galt? See Atlas Shrugged movie (part I) and read the book!

  I pray that Part II and Part III of the movie, Atlas Shrugged, does promptly get made and shown to the public, as soon as possible.  While I could never make myself read this book back in the early 70’s when it was introduced to me, I had to read that old book with [...]

10 January 2012 at 23:06 - Comments

How to do Membership Marketing for Sustained Cash Flow

Choosing Your Membership Platform A membership site platform is simply the type of membership website you intend to use to offer your business service and / or goods, whether it’s free or paid as well as how you plan to deliver the goods and communicate with your subscribers. To begin, there are many different options [...]

23 September 2011 at 06:19 - Comments
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20 October 11 at 11:37

Popular Christian song medley makes parody on hypocrisy

A parody made from a medley of Christian popular songs used to point out the hypocrisy found in too many lives of those who profess following Jesus.   Made from the songs of: “I Could Sing of Your Love Forever” – Delirious “I Surrender All” – Hymn “How Marvelous” – Chris Tomlin… JK…The Hymn “How Great [...]

12 September 2011 at 03:25 - Comments
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20 October 11 at 11:39

Smile! Don’t let the world steal your joy. Watch this video

Happiness is a journey, not a destination.  And when the world tries to steal your joy, remember the power of your smile.  Your smile can change the world for the better.

27 August 2011 at 04:11 - Comments

Choose your journey: young at heart, old in wisdom

What is on my mind?!! Four days until Christmas… what else would be on one’s mind?  Well, this moment is given to pray God‘s peaceful spirit upon everyone reading this message, a reminder to all that within this crazy world in which we live, we choose not to let the world steal our joy.  Always [...]

21 December 2010 at 18:24 - Comments

How Tim Ferriss squeezed out my old assumptions: “The 4-Hour Work Week” revisited.

It is April 2010, three years after the The 4-Hour Work Week (T4HWW) has been out on the New York best sellers list, and I’m attending a seminar by Mark Hoverson in search of answers, hoping to reinvent myself.  While addressing the issue of how we think of ourselves, and the immediate need to embrace [...]

25 November 2010 at 08:34 - Comments

The Saxophone cries out, “Fly on, Little Wing.”

James Marshall Hendrix (born: 11-27-1942) was a black man who became a rock and roll hero, a flashy super-star who seemed to be the essence of the spaced-out, druggy sixities, Hendrix was, in reality, quiet, withdrawn, and somewhat inarticulate, except when he had a guitar in his hands.

24 November 2010 at 10:26 - Comments