Traditional storytelling featured at Acoustic Coffeehouse (East Tennessean)

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As I was walking to the Acoustic Coffeehouse, located on 415 W. Walnut Street, it was really starting to feel like autumn. There was a beautiful sunset and only a slight hint of cold in the air. After getting myself some beer, I went next door and settled at a table.

Show Me The Light

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It’s not just about the high ISO, or face recognition, or auto focus. Nope. What it IS about is light. Of course that depends on what your definition of is, is. Sorry, just a little Clinton humor. So it’s the addition of light or the subtraction of light that can make a photograph. Yes, we all can walk around and make our images with the on-board flash, or existing light, or even the combination of existing light and the on-board flash for fill. Or the framing and lensing, utilizing the li

Smoke - JAKE EDWARDS - KAPITEL

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I just had the pleasure of watching Smoke only twelve years too late. If you fancy mixing the intertwining intertextuality of Paul Auster`s genius, the engaging idiosyncrasy of One Flew Over the Cuckoo`s Nest, the cinematography of Down By Law with Mercurial storytelling and superlative acting performance then this one`s for you;baby.

Change Your Point Of View To Change Your Life

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Change Your Point Of View To Change Your Life September 28, 2008 – 3:21 pm by Elias Maseko “Two men look out through the same bars: One sees the mud, and one sees the stars.”- Frederick Langbridge, A Cluster of Quiet Thoughts. Here’s how optimists are in action and researches that back up why it really pays to be an optimist: Try placing Frog A in a pot of boiling water. What happens? He twerps! He jumps off! Why? because he is not able to tolerate sudden change in his environment - the wate

Self Improvement: Changing Your Point Of View

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by Elias Maseko “Two men look out through the same bars: One sees the mud, and one sees the stars.”- Frederick Langbridge, A Cluster of Quiet Thoughts. Here’s how optimists are in action and researches that back up why it really pays to be an optimist: So why nurture an optimist’s point of view? Well, optimism has been linked to positive mood and good morale; to academic, athletic, military, occupational and political success; to popularity; to good health and even to long life and freedom fro
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