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The Best and the Worst 3D movies: Which one is your Favorite?

Take part in the fun! Everyone has a favorite 2012 movie that will appear on this 3D video list. There are no rules. Go ahead and join in the ruckus and list your favorites and rotton tomatos too.

The Top 3D movies of 2012: Which one is your Favorite?

Take part in the fun! Everyone has a favorite 2012 movie that will appear on this 3D video list. There are no rules. Go ahead and join in the ruckus and list your favorites and rotton tomatos too.

Tales from a Writer's Desk. Novels, Agents, and Making Money

Follow Reynold Jay and Amara for the last year in tackling the world of published writing without agents and publishers. The eBook is king and sales, while not in the stratosphere, are promising. A four and eight month update gives readers an idea of what to anticipate with their own books.

Forty Days to Armageddon : Goodreads, Createspace, and Book Cover Decisions.

The author offers a few suggestion on making covers at Createspace and advertising a self published book at Goodreads.

Heartfelt "Eternal Defilement" Exciting New Writer, Amara

This is a short description of the childhood biography of Amara . Her book "Eternal Defilemen" is working its way into the hearts of readers all over the globe.

I Will Die Another Day, Why? & Depeche Mode

Read a short poem by an author with bi-polar disorder who is feeling depressed. View a video of Depeche Mode.

Misconception #9 - Millionaires Live a Life of Ease

Most often millionaires are very much involved in achieving goals and it is not uncommon that they live to a ripe old age. “Discover the secrets in this informative article taken from the timeless best selling, “Born to be Rich.” book that is selling today as well as it did three decades ago.

Misconception 10—Millionaires Are either Lucky or Smart

Misconception #10 examines millionaires and their commion traits in this very short article. This is an excerpt from the popular motivational book, “Born to Be Rich.”

Is "Giving" is a part of our Survival Instinct?

Could it be that “Giving” and “Surviving” are somehow related? The author questions if "Takers" are at the Mercy of "Givers?" Are societies that cater to takers doomed to fail? This is one of several articles taken from the popular motivational book “Born to be Rich.”