Ploumis Reviews “Last Night”

Jessica Ploumis reviews “Last Night” (2010), by Massy Tadjedin. In the traditional, archetypal sense, there are good guys and bad guys, Good vs. Evil; a story comprised of heroes, villains, and fair damsels. Read More
Jessica Ploumis reviews “Last Night” (2010), by Massy Tadjedin. In the traditional, archetypal sense, there are good guys and bad guys, Good vs. Evil; a story comprised of heroes, villains, and fair damsels. Read More
Ploumis Reviews “The Internship”…Is it just me, or is it getting harder and harder to be happy? You’re smart, you make a plan, figure out what you want to do with your life. You embrace the talent God gave you and are now ready to contribute to the world as a working adult – only to find out they’re not going to hire you. Wait what? Read More
Oscar Micheaux, American film maker, made his mark on American history as well as on American cinema {originally published at blackpast.org}. Read More
How do the greedy get greedy
Does it come from a fear
Of being needy
Is it due to a state of childhood lack
Or is it simply one of those things
That can take over a life
And fill it with strife
As easily as a fast train
Can run off a track
Is it vicious and mean
A force that is obscene
Or just another plant in the soil
In which its sufferers are embroiled
Is it due to the karma in which they are coiled
Are are we making too much of a fuss
Over something
That like old age and death
Is just another case
Of a flawed human race
Being prone to
The promiscuity
Of
The dust?!
Ploumis Reviews The Imitation Game…“Sometimes it is the people no one imagines anything of who do the things no one can imagine” – Alan Turing. Read More
Booksandmocha.com film division head Jessica Ploumis interviews film maker Danny Montenegro. Danny passed away in 2016, and we miss him dearly Read More
Ploumis reviews Big Eyes…Big Eyes is based on the true story of artist Margaret Keane (Amy Adams), whose work became famous in the 1950’s/60’s. Her paintings consisted of doll-like children, all with large dramatized eyes aka “The Big Eyes”. Read More
Review of Java Script Concepts 4th Edition, by David Hsu. Wiley presents us with an intro to Java that presents its core concepts in a comprehensive way. Its author, Cay Horstmann, teaches at San Jose State University. I used it as textbook for my college courses and am happy to have discovered that his book has greatly aided the writing of my Java tutorial. Read More
For those of you who didn’t know, Into the Woods was originally a Broadway play in 1987, and then later revived again in 2002. The fairytales depicted in the story are based heavily on the Grimm’s Fairytales. Due to the adult content of the stories Disney had to change things around, and leave certain moments “off screen” for their young viewers…Ploumis reviews “Into the Woods”
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Did you know you can heal with pulsed electromagnetism?
This is the basis of Elixa.com’s EMpulse.
NASA 4-year collaborative study on the efficacy of electromagnetic fields to stimulate growth and repair in mammalian tissues NASA/TP-2003-212054
http://ston.jsc.nasa.gov/collections/TRS/_techrep/TP-2003-212054.pdf (the first study to clarify technologies and efficacy parameters for tissue growth and restoration)
Elixa.com offers a useful set of FAQs in a Q & A format for those interested in purchasing its EMpulse device
Is EMpulse energy effective in pain relief & healing?
We disavow any representation that our technology is curative in Avian Flu.
Free radicals must be neutralized before pain and inflammation will cease; AND only then can healing begin. Clickhere to see how EMpulse assists antioxidants to neutralize free radicals.