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Don Piper - Don is the author of "90 Minutes in Heaven", a true life story about his death and miraculous survival. He was dead for 90 minutes and he saw Heaven. His vivid account of Heaven has stuck in his mind, he didn't want to come back but for some reason it wasn't in God's plan. Now he struggles to live in a world he doesn't feel comfortable in, yet tells his amazing story to non-believers. The book was turned into a movie which was released in 2016.
Steven Murray - Steven is the author of "Chapel of Eternal Love" which is a book about the famous Las Vegas wedding chapels where thousands of people each year run away to so they can say "I DO". Some come with amazing themes like an Elvis or Captain Kirk gets to marry you. It's a magical place unlike anywhere in the US, and his book tells the true life stories of couples who said "I Do" in Vegas.
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I was told once that cartoons are for kids and not adults and I was a baby to watch them. I disagree! I find them extremely artistic and in many ways more adult orientated than most people think. We look at how Disney revolutionized the world of Cartoons, the creation process and how cartoons evolved over the last 100 years.
Steven Murray - Steven is the author of "Chapel of Eternal Love" which is a book about the famous Las Vegas wedding chapels where thousands of people each year run away to so they can say "I DO". Some come with amazing themes like an Elvis or Captain Kirk gets to marry you. It's a magical place unlike anywhere in the US, and his book tells the true life stories of couples who said "I Do" in Vegas.
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I was told once that cartoons are for kids and not adults and I was a baby to watch them. I disagree! I find them extremely artistic and in many ways more adult orientated than most people think. We look at how Disney revolutionized the world of Cartoons, the creation process and how cartoons evolved over the last 100 years.
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Don Piper - Don is the author of "90 Minutes in Heaven", a true life story about his death and miraculous survival. He was dead for 90 minutes and he saw Heaven. His vivid account of Heaven has stuck in his mind, he didn't want to come back but for some reason it wasn't in God's plan. Now he struggles to live in a world he doesn't feel comfortable in, yet tells his amazing story to non-believers. The book was turned into a movie which was released in 2016.
Steven Murray - Steven is the author of "Chapel of Eternal Love" which is a book about the famous Las Vegas wedding chapels where thousands of people each year run away to so they can say "I DO". Some come with amazing themes like an Elvis or Captain Kirk gets to marry you. It's a magical place unlike anywhere in the US, and his book tells the true life stories of couples who said "I Do" in Vegas.
Commentary
I was told once that cartoons are for kids and not adults and I was a baby to watch them. I disagree! I find them extremely artistic and in many ways more adult orientated than most people think. We look at how Disney revolutionized the world of Cartoons, the creation process and how cartoons evolved over the last 100 years.
Steven Murray - Steven is the author of "Chapel of Eternal Love" which is a book about the famous Las Vegas wedding chapels where thousands of people each year run away to so they can say "I DO". Some come with amazing themes like an Elvis or Captain Kirk gets to marry you. It's a magical place unlike anywhere in the US, and his book tells the true life stories of couples who said "I Do" in Vegas.
Commentary
I was told once that cartoons are for kids and not adults and I was a baby to watch them. I disagree! I find them extremely artistic and in many ways more adult orientated than most people think. We look at how Disney revolutionized the world of Cartoons, the creation process and how cartoons evolved over the last 100 years.