Arts Articles
161: Who Started The Art of Making Paper Flowers?
It can be argued that it was the Egyptians and not the Chinese, who invented paper flowers because the word ?Paper? comes from an ancient Egyptian word ?papyrus?, which is an aquatic grassy plant found at the banks of the River Nile in Egypt. This plant has flowers that grows in clusters at the tip of each stem; which are triangle in shape and stand upright, and has long leaves.
162: Attitude - It Can Be Your Key To Success!
Most guitar students sincerely desire to learn their instrument. Countless persons, however, inhibit their own progress with useless fears and thought patterns which manifest themselves in a quick decline in both practice and confidence.
163: Wedding Photography--A Guide to Capturing Enchanting Wedding Moments
Wedding Photography: A Guide to Capturing Enchanting Wedding Moments
164: Two Excellent Movies You Could See Over and Over and Not Miss a Beat
The 1964 musical My Fair Lady is one of the best movies ever made, earning 12 Oscar nominations and winning 8 Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Director (George Cukor) and Best Actor (Rex Harrison) among major awards. See My Fair Lady with your children at home, and enjoy a Broadway musical. The Phantom of the Opera has it all: a story line, plot, great writing, great presentation, and even better music and lyrics. Phantom is a must see.
165: Five Movies You Think Would Be Really Better Than They Are
Here are five movies you think would be really better than they are, unfortunately for the films, the scripts, the direction, and the actors, they are not. All five get my terrible rating; they include About Schmidt (with Jack Nicholson and Kathy Bates as Oscar nominees), The Anchorman (with Will Ferrell and Christina Applegate), Before Sunset, Cocktail (with Tom Cruise) and Corky Romano (with Chris Kattan of Saturday Night Live fame).
166: Five More Movies You Think Would Be Better Than They Are
Here are five more movies you think would be really better than they are, unfortunately for the films, the scripts, the direction, and the actors, they are not. All five get my terrible rating; they include Imagine Me & You, Down With Love (with Renee Zellweger), In Good Company, It Runs in the Family (with Michael Dougles and Kirk Douglas) and Laws of Attraction (with Pierce Brosnan and Julianne Moore).
167: Making a Beginning in Nude Photography
Nude photography suffers from the stigmatization of easily accessible pornography, and many people don't distinguish between the two. Unlike pornography, though, which seeks to eroticize the human form and titillate the viewer, nude photography celebrates the human body in all its forms. Done correctly, nude photography can engender an appreciation of the human form.
168: Five Average Movies That Are Worth a Look, But Only Once
Here are five movies that are worth a look, but only once. All five get my average rating; they include The Bourne Supremacy (with Matt Damon), Catch Me If You Can (with Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks), The Breakfast Club (with Emilio Estevez, Anthony Michael Hall, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald and Ally Sheedy), The Christmas Child, and Arsenic and Old Lace (with a very young Cary Grant).
169: Put Youtube Movies On Your iPod
There is a ton of good content on YouTube, but copyright infringement claims and DMCA take-down notices mean that any given video can disappear at any time. Having a local copy of the video means you won?t lose access if YouTube removes the video from their site. And if you convert the video to MP4 format, you can transfer it to your iPod as well.
170: How To Play Blues Guitar Authentically
For just about anyone, you can learn how to play blues guitar in the same fashion as learning how to play any other type of guitar. The primary difference is in the feel while strumming, and the note choice of the scales. When you have those things together, it all boils down to of practice and patience.
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