Debby Alten
Debby is a member of the SGV Inklings writing group and co-partner of G8 Press http://www.g8press.com. She's been published in "The Upper Room" magazine as well as her local newspaper.
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The Institute of Children s Literature (graduated), The Christian Writers Guild, CLASS, Mount Hermon Writers Conference, Antelope Valley Writers ConferenceInterests
God, Jesus, the Bible, writing, sci-fi/fantasy, prose, some poetry, music, hard rock, Christian rock, heavy metal, fiction, devotionals, blogging, football, baseball, readingMotto
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Displaying Results 1 - 125 (of 125) for Yahoo! Voices
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Movie Review: Sherlock Holmes: A Game of ShadowsMy personal review of the movie, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows.
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Dear GodCreating poetry worship with Windows Live Movie Maker and accompanied by royalty-free music from Kevin MacLeod: http://incompetech.com. -
Book Trailer: "Daddy, Will You Play Catch with Me?"Creating book trailers with Windows Movie Maker--simple, fun & free. Here's one, using the program that came with the computer, for the book "Daddy, Will You Play Catch with Me?" by Sandra Schoger Foster, author of "Daddy, Will You Dance with me?" -
Interview with Jeff GerkeBy now you've probably heard of Jeff Gerke, and Marcher Lord Press, publishing fiction beyond our world-- of flying castles and vampire wars. I thought it would be fun for Jeff to introduce us to the unusual and why he loves it. -
RebirthWhen I let God reconnect. -
DeathThe way I feel when there's a slight separation between me and God. -
Funny Sidewalk Signs of EnglandThe English really are so proper. The language of these two signs is quite humorous. Of course, it might only be funny to Americans. -
PomegranatesIt's pretty, it's juicy and it's really good for you. So what are the benefits of the pomegranate? -
October Mist And Autumn Skies in Southern CaliforniaIt never rains in California? It gets misty in the California desert and then it pours. A morning drive to work can get pretty scary. -
Autumn's ArtStunning photographs of the most colorful season--Autumn aka Fall. Photographs are from Wikimedia Commons. Music is by Kevin MacLeod from Incompetech Royalty Free Music. http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/faq.html -
Intimus SanctumChapter 5 of "A Light In the Forest." Queen Deorah must leave her child in the hands of the Guardians. But will they still honor the child when all is revealed who this Prince really is? -
Palm Pre Cell Phone UploadsSo far the Palm Pre Plus is the best phone I've ever owned. I'm having fun just taking snapshots of life as I walk through my day. Music is by Kevin MacLeod/Incomputech (royalty free). http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/faq.html. Permission is granted to use his music on his site. -
Product Review: The Palm Pre PlusA personal look at my new phone, the Palm Pre Plus. The apps I love and what to watch for and the apps that don't work correctly are discussed. -
Birds of the BibleTheir strengths, their weaknesses, their might and simplicity. God cares for them, how much more then, would He care for you. -
Flowers In My GardenA stroll through our garden in the desert. It's amazing what blooms in the desert. The garden is my favorite place to sit, read and listen to the birds. -
The Poetry of Cedar TreesPoetry from the Word of God about the most mentioned tree of the Bible. -
Flowers Of The BibleOnly three flowers mentioned, or were there others? -
Trees of the BibleEleven interesting facts about the Palm tree. See if you can depict the comparison to a Christian life. -
Cooking Tips: Getting in Touch with Our Inner ChefsA few interesting and fun cooking tips, I've gathered from family and friends, to optimize that kitchen experience. -
The Romance of Black and White PhotosLife continues after World War II. Pictures from Post World War II in Indonesia, New Guinea and Holland. -
Just Chillin' with God at Twin Peaks, CaliforniaOnce in a while... retreat! -
Swords of the WatchersYahweh's secret city, Kaynan, is under attack. Sons of fallen angels stand at the gate. They want Kaynan's Watcher, Joshua Sethson, they want him dead. Will he fight for the Kaynanites who have rejected him? -
Easter: The King on a CrossIt's a bitter pill to swallow but there is no Easter bunny. -
SummerSweet summer memories in California. -
Memoirs of World War IIHelaene, her mom and brother are allowed to leave the camp to find a doctor. Little brother gets into trouble. -
Indonesian BarbecueSummer food, Indo style! -
2010 Vancouver Winter OlympicsRemembering the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Winter Olympics. -
Memoirs of World War IILiving conditions inside the camp are horrific. Young Helaene becomes a victim of war.
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Memoirs of World War IIThe old sugar factory has been converted into a POW camp. The children learn to adjust.
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Food: The Art of YummySnapshots of breakfast, lunch and dinner that's even tasty for the eyes. -
Memoirs of World War IIThe family has received a letter. Life as a POW is about to begin. -
God is . .Gathered from random conversations about God. -
Memoirs of World War IIWar is literally at their door. Soldiers will soon take all they have.
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Memoirs of World War IIStories from a POW camp in Soerabaja, Indonesia: a personal journal.
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The Bowling Alley of the FutureIt's the main attraction of the Garden Walk in Anaheim. In their own words it's "Bowling With A Twist." -
Time to DieSurrender lyrics about the state of our world . . . (1980's Christian Rock Band) -
The Guardians of BerothaiWhen kingdoms fall into the wrong hands, word spreads fast through the ancient forest. -
Seasons: Wind, Rain and Thunder StormsPart four of our Seasons video series. It's all about the weather! -
Hide AwayIt's a song that combines the writer's family life with a fictional story about a runaway whose family fell apart. -
The Bell in the RocksThe Knight, Jthan, and his Queen Deorah journey through the ancient forest toward the sacred Kingdom of Berothai. -
Knights and Queens and CoffeeJthan's journey continues through the eyes of our second author, Bob Leger. -
The Bible: Inspirational Verses to Feed Your SoulFive inspirational Bible verses that brought me through a difficult time. -
Chocolate, Chocolates and ValentinesThere's nothing better than a box of chocolates for Valentine's Day. -
Seasons: Storm CloudsLike Job asked in chapter 36 and 37: "Do you know how God controls the clouds and makes his lightning flash? . . ."Who can understand how he spreads out the clouds, how he thunders from his pavilion?" -
Seasons: The Colors of FallThis is the second video of our "Seasons" series and shows off the beautiful colors of Autumn. -
Sadness, MadnessA song to start over . . . -
A Very White ChristmasBig Bear winters in California. -
Edge of ForeverThe last dawn is fading . . . are we living on borrowed time? -
Winter Wonder LandsIt's a walk through winter... on snowy paths and castle walls. -
Long, Long WinterNow this cold and bitter feeling, Somehow is melting in my heart, Oh Jesus I know that You're the fire in me. -
Paramount StudiosA working day on the back lots of Paramount Studios. -
How To Make Real Macaroni and CheeseNow this is homemade Mac & Cheese. -
Snowboarding: Information and HistorySurfing in the snow! Snowboarding made its debut in the 1998 Winter Olympics in Japan. It's one of the fastest growing sports in the US and boast 7,000,000 participants. -
A Lament for the LA Football FanWill there be football in Los Angeles? -
CreationThe creation story from the first chapter of Genesis. -
Dear GodWhen it all seems so pointless . . . He's still with us. -
ReTweeting Twitter Tweets and Your Associated Content ArticlesThe Twitter challenge. Building upon your Twitter following to advertise your AC content to a wider audience.
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ChocolateA chocolate slideshow for all us chocolate lovers! -
Tourist Attractions: Idyllwild CaliforniaUp the beautiful Ernie Maxwell Trail in the San Bernardino National Forest. -
Christian MusicThis article takes a quick look at the music of the artists who made my top ten list.
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Autumn LeavesThe artistry of Autumn leaves. -
Tourist Attractions: Seattle, WashingtonWalking through downtown Seattle from Pioneer Square to the Space Needle. Revisiting its history from the underground to hiking through the famous Meadowdale Park beach trails. -
Kingdom's FallA dream, vision or warning?
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Food! so FineJust for fun . . . a yummy poem about food. It sort of rolled off the tongue. -
Nature SingsAlaska and beyond. God is everywhere! -
Old Family PhotographsLife on the big island of New New Guinea -
Art by GodCelebrating our Lord and His creation . . . -
Eating Healthy Food for Summer FunA few tips to make healthy eating a part of your lifestyle. -
God's GardenThe ground is hard and rocky in our desert but somehow we've managed to grow our own oasis. God's blessings are everywhere! -
How To Make Sweet Red Hot Chili SauceA step by step slide show of our homemade hot sauce recipe. -
Story Board SketchesI used these sketches, quickly drawn by my ex-hubby, to help me write my novel. A few of them he drew to use in a cook book. -
Camp Electric: Summer Music Camp for Teens in NashvilleA review of Toby Mac's rock and roll summer camp for teens, 13-18.
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Last Day WitnessesA poem based on Scripture found in Revelation chapter 11.
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The Cross is Still DivineTruth remains . . .
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CBS Television: Working a Day on the Set of the MentalistA working day on the set of CBS' The Mentalist, starring Simon Baker. -
Five Love Languages: Communicating with Your Children Through LoveYour children might have a whole other way of communicating or receiving love. Learning their love language is a beautiful journey.
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Like the Beasts of the FieldsA poem based on Scripture in the Book of Daniel Chapter 4
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The Prince of BabylonA poem based on the Book of Daniel Chapters 1 & 2
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Talk with Your Child Using CookingCreative moments in the kitchen. Baking cookies with your children while telling the story of Easter. One more way to communicate with our children. -
The Fall of BabylonA poem based on scripture found in Isaiah 47.
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The FrayIt's only Hell, when Heaven is in view . . . but you can't get there.
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A Light in the ForestA fantastical journey through an ancient forest to find the hidden path to safety. Their kingdom is falling, their Queen on the run to save the live of her first born son. -
Cooking Healthy with CabbageStrong bones, a healthy heart and cooking tips for the amazing cabbage. -
Review of "Hey It's Free!"Is there such a thing as free stuff? Apparently so.
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Flowers in the AtticA Poem For Valentine's Day . . . because love never dies, even if he's not there anymore.
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How to Talk to Your Teenager Using MusicDo we desire to communicate with our teens? What's your teen's passion? For us to show a genuine interest might spark sweet conversations with them. -
Painted DoorsMy thoughts as I clean house.
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How to Write DevotionalsA devotional is probably one of the most difficult things to write. Here's a little bit of advice on how to write this short piece of inspiration.
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Winter's Breath on Desert LandsSeasons: Part 2 -
Christmas EyesSometimes there are no presents under the Christmas tree. But the memories of Christmas were still sweet.
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The FallWhen Autumn breezes flutter by, it seems far easier to hear God's whispers. -
Insomnia - My Sleep Journal and How I Treated ItFifty percent of adults have suffered from insomnia at one time or another. If you don't address the issue a mild case could actually turn into chronic insomnia. Menopause could be part of the problem and here's a few simple solutions.
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Of KaynanitesThe Watcher has been exiled. The Whisperers Invade. Will the Watcher fight for those who have rejected him? -
Mesmerized MeObservations from a 4:00 o'clock walk. -
Of WarriorsThey gather in the ancient forest of Paragon to warn the people of Eamane that war is at hand. No one is listening and the Warriors might be left to fight on their own. Memories of battles already fought reminds them that they are strong enough. -
POD: Payable on Death Rocking the Los Angeles Convention CenterMajor recording artist POD (Payable on Death) came to town for a free concert. The South Hall of the Convention Center was packed and the band did not disappoint This event was hosted by Pastor Raul Ries and Calvary Chapel Golden Springs. -
Iron Man: My 2 Weeks on the Set of this Robert Downey Jr. Action FilmWe were grateful for two weeks of work on the set of Iron Man. This movie opens May 2nd, 2008 with Robert Downey Jr. as the super hero. It was hard work but lots of fun and a chance to work with amazing stunt men amongst other.
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The Big Bang Theory: My Son's Experience Working on the ShowA day on the set of "The Big Bang Theory" on CBS. They call it work, we call it play and it's a bonus to get paid for it and see Hollywood behind the scenes, so to speak. -
How to Turn a Dutch Salad into a MealTake a wonderful Dutch salad and then add your own favorites to turn it into a surprisingly good meal. That's what most Indonesian women did when food was scarce right after WWII. Nothing was wasted, all was tossed into this salad to make a satisfying dinner special. -
The Ramona PageantOnce a year in the town of Hemet the longest-running outdoor play depicting life in old California is performed. A cast of 400 local actors, singers, dancers and horsemen will re-enact the life of Ramona and her Indian husband. -
The Yuwie Social Networking SystemWith so many social networking sites online these days, is it possible as a user to actually make money with them? It's Yuwie's promise to their members. Let's see if it could work?
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Paradise InterruptedThis is just part of my dad's story. His journey to becoming a pastor in a small community church after a war-filled childhood. -
Reporting from the Set of Criminal MindsAnother day on the job, such as it is. This time my young actor got to play baseball in front of Special Agent Aaron Hotcher (Thomas Gibson) on the television show Criminal Minds.
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Success Stories from a Writer's ConferenceAre writers conferences worth your money and time? Would you like to meet publishers and present your manuscript, book proposal or article in person? Then you might consider attending one of the many conferences. Mount Hermon is one option. Is it a good one?
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How to Publish Your Family Cook BookPublishing a cook book is both rewarding and fun. It can also bring family closer together as they work on one project together. We will take a look at how to get you started and which publisher you can trust with your manuscript.
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Honeymooning on Wadigi IslandA wedding could be expensive. Planning one is a huge undertaking. Would you skip the wedding, or perhaps have a small one, and use the money for a fantastic honeymoon?
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Body Double for a Day: Working on the Set of CSI MiamiAnother day in the life of a child actor. This time working on CSI Miami as a body double. I'll give you a few hints on how to start your own career as a body double.
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Of Whisperers, Nephilim and Dark LordsIt's a conversation in hell. An injured demon and the offspring of a fallen angel journey to the Land of Perdition seeking help from the Dark Lord. -
Dennis Baker's Journey into HollywoodThe thoughts and preparations, the trials and accomplishments of an actor on the road to the big screen.
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Misadventures of the Almost Famous Disney Channel ShowsWorking as a background actor has its perks, but disappointments follow close behind. Is it worth the hard work and sacrifices?
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Notes from Working on the Set of Ben Stiller's The Heartbreak KidA day on Zuma Beach, Malibu, shooting a short background scene for the movie, "The Heartbreak Kid."
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Book Review: Bad Girls of the BibleLearning extraordinary lessons of life from a few bad girls can be quite an interesting journey. Author Liz Curtis Higgs will have you laughing on the floor and reaching for the box of Kleenex at the same time.
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Notes from Working on the Set of Showtime's Sleeper CellObserving actor Oded Fehr on the set of Showtime's "Sleeper Cell" with my 13-year-old son working as an extra.
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Famous Authors Who Self-Published: Why Self-Publishing Can Be a Good Fit for Your BookIf you think that self-publishing your book is a waste of time, consider the accomplishments of these well-known authors.
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How to Survive Father's Day when Dad Isn't ThereWhat happens when there is nothing or no one to celebrate on Father's day--when Dad has abandoned the family (physically or emotionally) or never even acknowledged you? Here's a letter from an uncle to his nephew on how to become a real man and a faithful father.
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How to Have a Popular Blog and Earn Money with ItMillions of bloggers can't be wrong--it's fun to blog and there's money to be made. If this stay-at-home mom can do it I have no doubt that anyone could.
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Pastor Gothic Slash Rocker ManHe left his Southern California church, Newsong, to start his "front-line" ministry, in Detroit. This rocker turned goth (sort of) is a slice of real Christianity, a little rough perhaps for most "proper" Christians but he gets the message across. -
The Dell Inspiron B130: Wouldn't Trade ItWhen you're out on the road quite a bit, and access to the internet is of great importance, the light-weight Inspiron Notebook is a blessing. It's my treasure actually.
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Tips From a Parent of a Child Actor: How Your Children Can Make Money in HollywoodDoes your child watch the Disney Channel and say, "I can do that?" He or she probably can. But do you know what steps to take to make it happen? Here's a quick guide to begin their journey to Hollywood. -
How to Have a Successful Writer's GroupLearn the simple steps for having an enjoyable and successful writer's group. Our group has been meeting for over 15 years and we have followed each member's journey, sometimes painful, to publishing success.
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Love, Death and SkeletonsThe senseless murder of a young starlett, a small-town funeral, a jealous friend and who is Andy Somers and what does he know?
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Of Jazz and ShadowsThe death of her fiance caused Effie to live out her life in sadness till she received a message from the grave.
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Interview with Author Sharon Norris ElliottThis is a short interview with author, speaker and educator, Sharon Norris Elliott. Her new book, Living the Milk and Honey Life helped launched the retreat by the same name - a time and place for women to be spoiled physically and renewed spiritually.
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The Art of Pretentious LivingDisturb her world? …
Tell the truth?
She'll swallow the ashes
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A Still Small VoiceShe is alone, or is she? Sleep's the only freedom that she knows, but even that has abandoned her. Hard to say then, whether she was sleeping or not when a childhood friend comes for a visit and turns her life around.