Jim hosted a public access TV show for 8 years, "The Omega Report", which dealt with "the real X-Files" according to the show's schedule. It was cablecast to 3.5 million homes in three states. One of the most popular aspects of the show was the merging of popular songs with video creations that imparted a whole new meaning to the songs.
"The Internet is somewhere between the printed page and television, and by being a part of both, it reaches farther than either in how it can touch the psyche, the intellect and the emotions." "I enjoy combining stunning artwork with music, to create an ambient mood that speaks to the soul itself," says the former spy satellite designer and journalist. He says he's an amateur musician who always wanted to do more to merge literature, music, art and technology to create a new art form. He works with Phoenix Technologies, a subdivision of the Phoenix Foundation, where he designs web sites, writes Internet news articles, songs, and is currently finishing a book on the healing properties of vibrations and frequencies, with an soon-to-be-released CD version featuring the Music of the Spheres, the Chakra frequencies, the color frequencies and their effects, the effects of low and ultra-low sound frequencies - all in the form of easy to use included software - just click it and run right from the web page interface. In addition, he repairs both Macintosh and Windows PCs, and offers a variety of training and one-on-tutoring of everything from Computers 101 to complex programs such as Photoshop, Pagemaker, MS Office, PowerPoint, Excel, MS Word, Filemaker Pro and more.
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Jim Moore is our webmaster, winner of several
international awards, and a resident of Hickman County, where he lives on
a small farm along the top of a forested ridge. He has designed several
web sites for small businesses around Middle Tennessee (partial list
below).
His premier album is "Deep Winter Blue: In
Search of the Bird Tribes." It is the mid-19th century story of a man who
went in search of an ancient Native American legend - and found it in the
snow-buried caves of the Great Northwest. The journey of Edward Ironhammer
to the depths of Cherokee spiritualism brought him face to face with an
ancient race of shape-shifters the Native Americans have known for eons as
"the Bird Tribes." The CD features soundtrack contributions from around
the world to the narrated story, as told by Jim Moore.
