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Zoe Moon began her journey as a singer/songwriter with BMG Music and Arista Records, traveling the country, connecting with others of varying spiritual disciplines, sharing song and insights, and honing her techniques as a reader. She worked in television and film where she connected with her first clients, a base which has grown by word of mouth, through referrals. She works full time now as an astrologer, writing here and for GlitterBall Magazine, Manchester Gossip, The Cosmic Path, OM Times Magazine,Northwest Woman's Magazine, and Vault of Heaven. She is busy doing radio interviews as well as her own weekly show on CBS radio's Newskyradio, Thursday nights at 5pm pacific/8pm eastern, tune in here: http://sky.radio.com/shows/the-zoe-moon-astrology-show . She has an upcoming TV show in development and 2 more in talks.

Zoe Moon began her journey as a singer/songwriter with BMG Music and Arista Records, traveling the country, connecting with others of varying spiritual disciplines, sharing song and insights, and honing her techniques as a reader. She worked in television and film where she connected with her first clients, a base which has grown by word of mouth, through referrals. She works full time now as an astrologer, writing here and for GlitterBall Magazine, Manchester Gossip, The Cosmic Path, OM Times Magazine,Northwest Woman's Magazine, and Vault of Heaven. She is busy doing radio interviews as well as her own weekly show on CBS radio's Newskyradio, Thursday nights at 5pm pacific/8pm eastern, tune in here: http://sky.radio.com/shows/the-zoe-moon-astrology-show . She has an upcoming TV show in development and 2 more in talks.

From the desert to the glittering promise of Las Vegas, Nevada has long been the backdrop for heartbreak and broken dreams. Everyone is susceptible to the traps and temptations, but some families make it easy to give in. Award-winning H. Lee Barnes chronicles the Debecki sons in his latest novel Car Tag (Virginia Avenue Press) with devastating honesty.

In what may be the quintessential Nevada novel, the reader re-lives the chaotic childhood of the Debecki brothers, while the story weaves in the present-day consequences. Younger Billy Debecki has killed a rural police officer; big brother Drew is a police officer on the Los Vegas police force trying to spare Billy the death penalty.

Barnes sees an enormous potential for untapped literary resources in his home state. "I really think the parts that have to be explored about Nevada are the parts in between -- the trailer communities out in the middle of nowhere," he says. "Maybe these little places are the last vestiges of the Old West, where the maverick spirit that first brought people here still exists; I'd like to think that they're populated by people who embrace the idea of escaping the shackles of life in urban and suburban settings."

H. Lee Barnes lives and writes in Las Vegas, where he teaches English and creative writing at the College of Southern Nevada. In his past lives, he was a soldier, a deputy sheriff, a narcotics agent, a casino dealer, and a martial arts instructor. His short stories have won the Willamette and the Arizona Authors Association fiction awards. Gunning for Ho, his first collection of short stories, was a finalist for the Stephen Turner First Fiction Award offered by the Texas Institute of Letters. In 2009 he was inducted into the Nevada Writers Hall of Fame.

From the desert to the glittering promise of Las Vegas, Nevada has long been the backdrop for heartbreak and broken dreams. Everyone is susceptible to the traps and temptations, but some families make it easy to give in. Award-winning H. Lee Barnes chronicles the Debecki sons in his latest novel Car Tag (Virginia Avenue Press) with devastating honesty.

In what may be the quintessential Nevada novel, the reader re-lives the chaotic childhood of the Debecki brothers, while the story weaves in the present-day consequences. Younger Billy Debecki has killed a rural police officer; big brother Drew is a police officer on the Los Vegas police force trying to spare Billy the death penalty.

Barnes sees an enormous potential for untapped literary resources in his home state. "I really think the parts that have to be explored about Nevada are the parts in between -- the trailer communities out in the middle of nowhere," he says. "Maybe these little places are the last vestiges of the Old West, where the maverick spirit that first brought people here still exists; I'd like to think that they're populated by people who embrace the idea of escaping the shackles of life in urban and suburban settings."

H. Lee Barnes lives and writes in Las Vegas, where he teaches English and creative writing at the College of Southern Nevada. In his past lives, he was a soldier, a deputy sheriff, a narcotics agent, a casino dealer, and a martial arts instructor. His short stories have won the Willamette and the Arizona Authors Association fiction awards. Gunning for Ho, his first collection of short stories, was a finalist for the Stephen Turner First Fiction Award offered by the Texas Institute of Letters. In 2009 he was inducted into the Nevada Writers Hall of Fame.

Join me as I get to talk to Jackie Carpenter and her emotional all inspiring story that really happened to her and has inspired her to wriight a Book and now soon to be made movie!

GEORGIA JUSTICE is based on the real life experiences of author Jackie Carpenter, who wrote "Georgia Justice: Journey To Faith" to share her story. When her son’s arrest turned her life upside down, she realized the faith she relied upon wasn't turning her right-side up!Georgia Justice, not only a Movie, but also A Movement that will take the world by storm in the Fall of 2012....Rescuing Millions that are in its path!

Plot Outline

When her son Jason is falsely accused of murder, Jackie Carpenter fights with a mother’s passion to battle the courts and free her boy; but when the prosecution sets out to take away his life; Jackie’s life spins into turmoil sending her on a difficult journey of wavering faith, tentative hope, and ultimate victory.

Based on a true story, GEORGIA JUSTICE will put your faith on trial as the journey of Jackie Carpenter bridges the gap between Cell Block A and a miracle.

Based on the book Georgia Justice by Jackie Carpenter; www.BridgeToAMiracle.com

Join me as I get to talk to Jackie Carpenter and her emotional all inspiring story that really happened to her and has inspired her to wriight a Book and now soon to be made movie!

GEORGIA JUSTICE is based on the real life experiences of author Jackie Carpenter, who wrote "Georgia Justice: Journey To Faith" to share her story. When her son’s arrest turned her life upside down, she realized the faith she relied upon wasn't turning her right-side up!Georgia Justice, not only a Movie, but also A Movement that will take the world by storm in the Fall of 2012....Rescuing Millions that are in its path!

Plot Outline

When her son Jason is falsely accused of murder, Jackie Carpenter fights with a mother’s passion to battle the courts and free her boy; but when the prosecution sets out to take away his life; Jackie’s life spins into turmoil sending her on a difficult journey of wavering faith, tentative hope, and ultimate victory.

Based on a true story, GEORGIA JUSTICE will put your faith on trial as the journey of Jackie Carpenter bridges the gap between Cell Block A and a miracle.

Based on the book Georgia Justice by Jackie Carpenter; www.BridgeToAMiracle.com

I have loved RPWL since I first heard the song Roses, and became friends with Yogi and the Band ,Please make sure to join me with a up close personal conversation..

RPWL is a German progressive rock band. Its name was taken from the first letters of the original 4 members: Chris Postl, Phil Paul Rissettio, Yogi Lang, and Karlheinz Wallner.

With their debut CD “God Has Failed” in September 2000, RPWL was greeted on all sides with great enthusiasm. Praise and excellent reviews in all the important magazines. A hugely successful tour through half of Europe and appearances at many of the major festivals.

Some info on the new LP Beyond Man and time..

Out March 9 in Europe and March 10 in the USA!

Producing a new album is always exciting, especially because a lot of time has passed since THE RPWL EXPERIENCE. Many things have changed in our work: Although the lyrics have always been standing at the center, our first concept album will be different to other RPWL albums as we first went with the story and its chapters and afterwards composed the music.

Furthermore, this record is going to be the first „proper“ RPWL-Studioalbum for Marc and it’s Werner’s very first time with us in the studio. So, we have an overall new situation to start with. But I can already now anticipate that the joint work was not only great fun, as we are also super-happy with the results

At this point, I also want to present you the title of the album: BEYOND MAN AND TIME. It is indeed a real concept album with a continous story – different to WORLD THROUGH MY EYES or THE RPWL EXPERIENCE, that only had a common theme. But I don’t want to reveal more about the story at this point.

I’m very much looking forward to the upcoming tour through Europe, which is going to start in mid-April and which will lead us through half Europe.

I have loved RPWL since I first heard the song Roses, and became friends with Yogi and the Band ,Please make sure to join me with a up close personal conversation..

RPWL is a German progressive rock band. Its name was taken from the first letters of the original 4 members: Chris Postl, Phil Paul Rissettio, Yogi Lang, and Karlheinz Wallner.

With their debut CD “God Has Failed” in September 2000, RPWL was greeted on all sides with great enthusiasm. Praise and excellent reviews in all the important magazines. A hugely successful tour through half of Europe and appearances at many of the major festivals.

Some info on the new LP Beyond Man and time..

Out March 9 in Europe and March 10 in the USA!

Producing a new album is always exciting, especially because a lot of time has passed since THE RPWL EXPERIENCE. Many things have changed in our work: Although the lyrics have always been standing at the center, our first concept album will be different to other RPWL albums as we first went with the story and its chapters and afterwards composed the music.

Furthermore, this record is going to be the first „proper“ RPWL-Studioalbum for Marc and it’s Werner’s very first time with us in the studio. So, we have an overall new situation to start with. But I can already now anticipate that the joint work was not only great fun, as we are also super-happy with the results

At this point, I also want to present you the title of the album: BEYOND MAN AND TIME. It is indeed a real concept album with a continous story – different to WORLD THROUGH MY EYES or THE RPWL EXPERIENCE, that only had a common theme. But I don’t want to reveal more about the story at this point.

I’m very much looking forward to the upcoming tour through Europe, which is going to start in mid-April and which will lead us through half Europe.

Ohio-based jazz vocalist Patricia Berg has spent the last decade performing in some of Dayton's most popular upscale restaurants and jazz venues.

In February 2008, Patricia released Sweet Sorrow, her debut CD, on the local Hipgnosis record label, and will spend 2008 promoting it across the area. Sweet Sorrowassembled a host of the region's top jazz musicians, including Fenton Sparks, Brian Cashwell, Jim Leslie, Jeff Hufnagle, Marc Pequignot, Chris Slone, John Wesley Taylor, Rusty Burge, Tom Downs, Greg Dearth, Jim Masters, Tim Cummiskey, and Patricia's husband, bassist Christian Berg, as well as guest appearances by cellist Peter Thomas and Grammy-nominated saxophonist Greg Abate.

Including five original songs written by Patricia and/or Chris, Sorrow was described by jazz writer Duante Beddingfield in the Dayton City Paper as "a warm, mellow, deeply intimate collection of reflective tunes" with "almost an aching softness...like being wrapped in a cashmere blanket on a cool summer evening."

Ohio-based jazz vocalist Patricia Berg has spent the last decade performing in some of Dayton's most popular upscale restaurants and jazz venues.

In February 2008, Patricia released Sweet Sorrow, her debut CD, on the local Hipgnosis record label, and will spend 2008 promoting it across the area. Sweet Sorrowassembled a host of the region's top jazz musicians, including Fenton Sparks, Brian Cashwell, Jim Leslie, Jeff Hufnagle, Marc Pequignot, Chris Slone, John Wesley Taylor, Rusty Burge, Tom Downs, Greg Dearth, Jim Masters, Tim Cummiskey, and Patricia's husband, bassist Christian Berg, as well as guest appearances by cellist Peter Thomas and Grammy-nominated saxophonist Greg Abate.

Including five original songs written by Patricia and/or Chris, Sorrow was described by jazz writer Duante Beddingfield in the Dayton City Paper as "a warm, mellow, deeply intimate collection of reflective tunes" with "almost an aching softness...like being wrapped in a cashmere blanket on a cool summer evening."