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Carl, I don't like the t.v. on when someone isn't watching it either. I like quiet. I don't like any kind of music that makes me sad. I have to have upbeat music, or classical. I hate sad songs.
Steph, I love the cat belt, lol.
I actually was sociable last night and went out for dinner with a friend. I know she thinks the anti-religious stuff I post on FB is terrible. We did not talk about religion at all. She's about the only old friend I have left that is really religious. At least she voted for Obama! lol.
I agree, it is very easy to unintentionally click on "stop following". Things get kind of uninteresting when it happens on this site.
Sk8eycat, I did the same thing a few weeks ago. Accidentally stopped following this group (it's kinda easy to do.) I got a little suspect when I wasn't getting any notices of activity.
Regarding your cats, I think we all know what you need to do to fix the situation. You'll just have to move to a new house that has a basement. No other way around it.
Hello again! I goofed, and accidentally clicked on "Stop Following" about the same time that our adopted Basement Cat moved in.
She was upset because we don't have a basement, so she took over the den/junk room. Pumpkin's nose was out of joint because he thought that room was his private property. Things are finally smoothing out a little...no more snarling and hissing, anyway.
*whew!* I have an awful lot of catching up to do in here!
(LOVE the Cat Belt, but I imagine there was quite a bit of clawing and yowling before the cat accepted it.)
Mindy, yes, that is odd. lol I really like listening to music or having it in the background. The genre I choose depends on my mood or what activity I'm doing. (Yes, I love pure silence as well.)
I've always been annoyed when people have the television on in their home but aren't watching it. A lot of businesses also have TV's which I find equally disruptive and annoying. There's nothing worse than having to be subjected against your will to "The View" or some soap opera.
That is true Steph! Oddly, I only listen to music in my car! I know I'm weird. :)
Beautiful, Carl! Reminds me of The Village - nice movie in which the beginnings of religion show up.
So true, Patricia. Now all I need is a cat. I have plenty of books and music.
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May 7, 2013 at 11:49am
You're so right. We got to stop this nonsense of defining people as Blank Americans. All that does is create devisivenes as we are a country of tribes. I myself miggrated to this country from Cuba in search of freedom and I do not want to be addressed as Cuban-American I want to be called an Ameircan.
May 7, 2013 at 11:14am
I didn't realize that Baghdad Bob had gotten a job at the White House.
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May 3, 2013 at 11:50am
The problem with tthat is there are too may idiots that keep reelecting the same jerks over and over.
May 3, 2013 at 11:24am
I migrated to the Us from Cuba and I'm telling you out of experience, May 1st is a Communist event. Wake up people, this country is under a Communist attack, they couldn't beat us militarily so they are doing it by inflitrating out schools, unions, goventment.
In reply to the story Democratic Senator Defends Speech to May Day Audience That Allegedly Included Communist, Socialist Groups
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Just goes to show that these liberal politicians don't even know our country's history.
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April 12, 2013 at 1:16pm
I experienced the same thing as a young boy in Cuba. This is strictly Communistg indoctrination. The school officials are lying. Demand that the teacher and principal be fired for treasonous behaviour. A fourth grader does not comes up with this ideas on his own and doesn't lie about who told him to write this nonsense down.
April 12, 2013 at 1:10pm
Don't be fooled. They know exactly what they are doing. There is no coincidance that Jay-Z and Beyonce went to Cuba being the buddies of the president. They wanted personal contact with the Communist govt of Cuba.
April 12, 2013 at 1:06pm
I agrre wholeheartily with Mr Martinez. I also escaped Cuba as a young boy in 1967 leaving behind my father in prison for being anti government. We see many of resemblances of what we saw in Cuba taking place here. The disarmament of the people, the presindent wanting a private army, well Fidel had one, it was called the Comite (committee). Their purpose was to spy on the people in the neighborhoods. The indoctrination of kids in schools and questioning about what their parents did at home. Does it sound familiar Americans? Wake up and fight or we will soon find ourselves living under tyranni.
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April 12, 2013 at 1:19pm
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January 31, 2013 at 9:58am
Wake up Americans. Please listen to legal immigrants like Mr. Ong. I myself migrated here from Cuba to get away from tyranny and let me tell you there's no where else to go. We see the tide of communist evil heading this way, we know that this administration is riddled with communistg and socialists and that the only way they can fulfill their agenda is by disarming and slaving the people. They're trying to sell you gun control as a thing for your benefit and safety, but it's a lie. That's how they operate, their ideal is to control the population. If they were serious about stopping gun violance they would go tot the neighborhoods like Southside Chicago and disarm the gangs and drug dealers, they know who they are, they have the FBI statisitcs that points to where gun violence is being committed, but they don't care about that. They exploit tragedies like the Newtown shooting to get their agenda across. Please listen to us, we came this country because while we where living under tyranny we were reading the words of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin and all those great Americans. We knew what they stood for and what they accomplished and believe there is nothing else like this country in the rest of the world. We need to stick together and fight against this wave of tyranny that is heading this way. And lets remember that great saying byt the patriot Thomas Payne, "Give me Liberty or give me Death"!.
January 9, 2013 at 10:55am
This is for PRREDLIN. Can you tell me what Communist country you have lived in. Because I have and I certainly didn't get any wealth handed down to me. You're right about that the government conficate the wealth, but they keep it for themselves and yes there is only one class , everyone is miserably poor. Oh and about free healthcare, I remember as a 6 year old getting my teeth drilled without amnestesia, have you ever gone through that. And another thing if Communism is so good how come we don't have amass exodus to Cuba or Venezuela? In matter of fact is totally opposite, it's their people that want to come to the US.
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March 23, 2012 at 10:49am
You better check your facts. There're a lot more crimes being stopped by regular law abiding citizens using handguns around the country than what mainstream media is letting you know. You don't need to believe me, just do your own research.
April 8, 2011 at 8:07pm
Yes without the check and balances in our govt it would be a lot easier for Andy and his fellow Obama to set up a communiist dictatorship in our country. What this traitor is saying that our system of govt is outdated is a total disregard for our history and founbding fathers. Our founding fathers were people that possesed exceptional intellegence and vision of the future. Man like John Adams that could read and write in Latin and Ancient Greek. Can you Andy? These were man of knowledge and wisdom like Benjamin Franklin. Men that had studied humanity and realized that even though technology may advance through the ages, humanity stays constant and doesn't change, that people with total power would be corrupted. I want Andy to tell us if anybody has come up with a better system since then. No, our system is not old at all, it's ageless.
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April 8, 2011 at 7:53pm
This guy is just like a chihuahua, all bark and no bite. When the first shot sounds he will probably run under his bed. Patriots is time to unite and radicate this cancer from our nation. Most of us have probalby served in some branch of the armed forces. For what I noticed these commies are mostly privelaged brats that would do-do their pants when the s++t hits the fan. It's time to show what they will be facing if they really want a violent revoulution.
April 8, 2011 at 7:43pm
The connunist in this country are gathering and organizing groups because they think that this is the moment for them to overthrow our government and take over and fundamentally change America into a Socialist-Communist nation. We should start to also organize in groups and start training for what is coming, They see us as weak because we want to achieve our objectives by peaceful and legal means. It's time to start showing that we won;t be pushed anymore and start fighting back before it gerts uglier. Funny they speak about liberation yet can someone name a free communist country.
March 21, 2011 at 7:54pm
It might be too soon to run him for president but he is definately more ready than Obam ever was. This is a man that proved himself leading men in combat, a feat much more difficult than being a community organizer.
In reply to TrumpHuntsman2012's comment on the story See Rep. Allen West Impersonate Harry Reid
March 7, 2011 at 9:36am
I would vote for a Herman Cain and Col. West Republican ticket. America we need to draf these two proven leaders that are willing to do the right thing, not the political thing. It would prove that we conservatives really judge a person by their values and not by the color of their skin. The real racists are the demo-communist that want to enslave us by offering gifts that in the long run will be pretty expensive.
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March 7, 2011 at 9:31am
I would vote in a second for Herman Cain & Col. West Republican ticket. America we need to draft these two real patriots that have proven they know what's the right thing to do, not the political thing. It would show that we Conservatives really judge a person by its values and not by the color of their skin. The real racist are the demo-communists that want to enslave us.
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March 6, 2011 at 10:32am
Whatever happened to America love it or leave it? We need to start banding together and start telling these communist jerks that if they don't like it then get out!
March 6, 2011 at 10:27am
Please America lets draft this real patriot as our Republican nominee for president. Col West has proven that he knows how to lead, he has done it in battle, where alse can it be harder than that?Definately harder than Community Organizing. He knows the real dangers to our National Security and is willing to do the right thing and not the political thing to keep us safe.
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Friend of Three Percent, Lisa Hayden Espenschade, who runs the incredible Russian literature blog Lizok's Bookshelf posted the shortlist for the über-prestigious Big Book (Bol'shaya Kniga) Prize. Big Book is one of the "big three" Russian literary prizes, along with the Russian Booker and the National Bestseller (or NatsBest).
Our old Open Letter pal Mikhail Shishkin won the Big Book last year for his Letter-Book (Pis'movnik), with Vladimir Sorokin's The Blizzard (Metel') coming in second and Dmitry Bykov's Ostromov, or the Sorcerer's Apprentice (Ostromov, ili Uchenik charodeya) coming in third. The Big Book Prize fund distributes 6.1 million rubles (~$183k) annually among the first, second, and third prize winners, and is sponsored by a number of Russian businesses and banks along with the Russian Ministries of Culture and Print, Media and Mass Broadcasting.
There will be a Big Book Prize presentation event at Book Expo American next Thursday at 10am featuring past winners Mikhail Shishkin, Dmitry Bykov, Vladimir Makanin, Pavel Basinsky, and, supposedly, the Big Book finalists:The way the wording on Read Russia's website describes the event ("Big Book Prize: Presentation of the Big Book Prize, Russia's most prestigious literary award, plus a "Meet and Greet" with prize winners."), I still can't tell if they are really planning on announcing the 2012 Big Book winner at BEA, which would be awesome, or if they were just trying to present to an American audience the idea of the Big Book Award and will make the announcement for the prize winner in November, as stated in Russian media reports.
The shortlist features a number of readers whom neither I nor Lisa have read, both of us are only familiar with Prilepin's Black Monkey, so we have a lot to catch up on before the prizewinner is (allegedly) announced in November! Without any further ado, here is the shortlist, in English no less (!), with transliteration and translation provided by Lisa herself.
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The cartoon, showing the revered figures of the four major religions in orgiastic revelry in the heavenly clouds, was liked more than 85,000 times on Facebook before it was taken down for violating Facebook's policy on sexually explicit material.
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Published: April 30, 2014 (Issue # 1808)
Alexei Ulyukayev, Chairman of the Organizing Committee and the Russian Minister of Economic Development, told assembled media members at a press conference on Apr. 23 that he remains convinced all preparations for the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, or SPIEF, in May will be ready. He also addressed the current political and economic atmosphere, acknowledging that it may influence the event.
During the conference, Ulyukayev emphasized that strengthening ties in the business world and fostering greater trust will be a key component of the event, echoing its stated theme, "Sustaining Confidence in a World Undergoing Transformation."
Sergei Belyakov, Deputy Minister of Economic Development, and Anatoly Kotov, Chair of the St. Petersburg Committee for Economic Policy and Strategic Planning, also fielded questions about the city's preparations for the upcoming event.
The forum, which starts May 22, will welcome 142 senior executives from international businesses as well as 115 senior executives from Russian companies for three days of panels and roundtables. However, Ulyukayev emphasized that the forum is not meant to solve vital political issues but rather strengthen business ties.
"There are certain risks, to the extent that we are holding the event not in a very favorable geopolitical environment," Ulyukayev said before adding, "but we've been very attentive."
Despite frosty political relations between Russia and the West, Ulyukayev stated that the number of companies and participants that have confirmed their participation has in fact risen. During this point last year, 693 participants had confirmed their attendance, while this year, 734 companies have sent in confirmations. The number of senior executives attending has also increased from 2013, with 561 already confirmed.
Goldman Sachs, British Petroleum, CitiBank, Siemens and Hyundai are some of the confirmed foreign companies that will be in attendance this year. Individuals who will be present include Alisher Usmanov, General Director of Gazprom and Russia's wealthiest man, Joe Kaeser, President and CEO of Siemens AG, Jon Fredrik Baksaas, CEO of Telenor Group, and Vagit Alekperov, President of Lukoil.
Three heads of government, four foreign ministers and five foreign cabinet members are slated to attend as well, although Ulyukayev was unable to provide any names at the time.
Although there will be no specific discussion about the Crimea's addition to the Russian Federation and how this may affect the economy, Ulyukayev admitted that it would likely be a topic brought up during discussions in the other events.
Tuesday, Jan. 27
Observe the 71st anniversary of the end of the Siege of Leningrad on Palace Square with a free concert at 7 p.m. Listen to WWII-era songs and the poetry of Olga Bergholz while you peruse outdoor exhibitions dedicated to life during wartime. The event is capped off by a fireworks display at 9 p.m.
Stop by the Lexica School of Foreign Languages at 73 Ligovsky Prospekt from now until Friday for a free English lesson. The classes start at 7 p.m. and cover all levels, from Beginner to Advanced. Registration by telephone on 7641692 and a desire to improve your skills are the only prerequisites.
Wednesday, Jan. 28
Feel like becoming a publishing mogul? Stop by the Freedom anti-cafe at 7 Ulitsa Kazanskaya today at 8 p.m. where Simferopol, Crimea-based founder and chief editor of the Holst online magazine will talk about creating an internet magaine, including what stories to cover, how find an audience and build a team, where to find inspiration and how to stand out from the crowd. Admission is the normal price of the anti-café — 2 rubles per minute, which includes tea and snacks.
Learn everything you always wanted to know about wine, and perhaps a bit more, at the Le Nez du Vin seminar for wine lovers. Held at the WineJet Sommelier School, 100 Bolshoy Prospekt Petrograd Side, at 7:30 p.m., the event will cover wine production, the basics of wine tasting, the concept of terroir and the various countries where wine is produced. Tickets are 750 rubles and include a wine tasting. Register by calling +7 921 744 6264.
Thursday, Jan. 29
Attend a master class on how to deal with complicated business negotiations today at the International Banking Institute, 6 Malaya Sadovaya Ulitsa. Running from 3 to 6 p.m., Vadim Sokolov, an assistant professor at the St. Petersburg State University of Economics, will introduce aspects of managing the negotiation process and increasing its effectiveness. Attendance is free with pre-registration by telephone on 909 3056 or online at www.ibispb.ru
Celebrate what would be writer Anton Chekhov's 155th birthday at the Bokvoed bookshop at 46 Nevsky Prospekt. Starting at 5 p.m., the legendary author will be feted with readings of his stories and short performances based on his plays by various St. Petersburg actors. Chekhov's books will also be offered at a 15% discount during the event.
Friday, Jan. 30
The Lermontov Central Library, 19 Liteyny Prospekt, will screen 'Almost Famous' in English with Russian subtitles at 6:30 p.m. Cameron Crowe's Academy Award-winning comedy from 2000 stars Billy Crudup, Kate Hudson, and Patrick Fugit, and tells the story of a budding music journalist at Rolling Stone magazine in the 1970s. Admission is free.
Meet renowned Russian poet, journalist and writer Dmitry Bykov, famous for his biographies of Boris Pasternak, Bulat Okudzhava and Maxim Gorky, and winner of 2006 National Bestseller Award. Bykov will read old and new poems as well as answer questions about his works at the St. Petersburg Philharmonic, Main Hall, at 7 p.m. Tickets start at 1,000 rubles and are available at city ticket offices and the from the Philharmonic website www.philharmonia.spb.ru.
A retrospective of the films of Roman Polanski starts today at Loft-Project Etagi, 74 Ligovsky Prospekt, with a screening of 'Repulsion' at 7 p.m. and 'Rosemary's Baby' at 9:15 p.m. The series runs through Feb. 4 and will include Polanski's eminently creepy 'The Tenant,' the cult comedy 'The Fearless Vampire Killers' and 'Cul-de-sac' among others. Tickets are 150-200 rubles and the complete schedule is available at www.vk.com/artpokaz/


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The Home Renaissance Foundation has been given the best Christmas gift imaginable.
It sounds dull, but like all the best presents, it may prove surprisingly useful.
Unpaid housework is to be officially recognised by the British government as a measurable part of the nation's wealth.
Childcare and eldercare, cleaning and laundry, ironing and cooking. All the things that make a home run well, but which have been slighted and ignored by officialdom for decades.
But not any more. As previously noted by the BeHome blog, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) says that it will be able to put a figure on the value of unrecognised domestic toil and include it in the UK's figures for Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The good news is that this may be as early as the summer of 2015.
The ONS has already made a stab at some preliminary projections. And, even for those of us who have long argued that the… click here to read whole article and make comments
The Sydney siege: the good news
One week ago, the Sydney siege took Australia by surprise. Everyone was still easing into their morning when the news of it began to spread like wildfire across the media and social networks. By the next day, the nation had watched with sadness and fear as Man Haron Monis took two innocent lives and traumatised many more, before being killed when the police went in.
The whole thing was, and is, horrible. I'm sure I speak for all Australians in saying that I wish it had never happened. Today, farewell services were held to honour the two people that lost their lives. But if anything can be comforting about it all, it's the way that the country has reacted to the event.
A show of unity and support
The flowers that were left in Martin Place after the event have left me speechless. In aerial photos, there's no pavement to be… click here to read whole article and make comments
Problems of the heart
The News Story - Seven ways to start preventing heart disease in your 20s Cosmopolitan and other women-friendly (or should we say unfriendly?) publications recently picked up on a new campaign. "Fight the Ladykiller," created by C. Noel Bairey Merz, M.D. at the Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute, seeks to promote research into heart disease as a top killer of women. "We've been slow to recognize heart disease as an epidemic in women," Dr. Merz toldCosmopolitan. In response, that salacious publication gave attention to some prevention methods. "Don't smoke," Keep a healthy weight," and "Eat the good stuff," made the list of seemingly commonsense tips, as did "Sweat a little" and "Use your vacay days." What did the list leave off? Given the source, it is no surprise that this list did not include "Get married!" But research reveals that as in men, marriage in women… click here to read whole article and make comments
Birth decisions: home or hospital?
Speaking generally, the Home Renaissance Foundation inclines to the idea that the home should play a bigger role in the lives of people. If something – an event, a process – can take place in-house; then this is to be encouraged.
What then should we think of headlines this month proclaiming a big shift in the medical view of home births?
The rights and wrongs of giving birth at home have been one of the touchy subjects of 'parenting' in recent years; right up there with breast feeding and parental leave.
On one side of the debate have sat the clinicians – obstetricians mainly – who've argued that the safest place to bring a baby into the world is a maternity unit inside a well-equipped hospital. The risk of complications trump all other considerations, they say.
But their opponents – often midwives – maintain that a home-birth reduces stress and, therefore, the likelihood… click here to read whole article and make comments
No Gender December #firstworldproblem
No Gender December – if you haven't heard of it, it's a month dedicated to raising awareness on and taking a stand against gendered marketing in kids' toys. With the slogan, "stereotypes have no place under my Christmas tree," you can add your voice to their Hero Wall, host a morning tea to spread awareness, or rally to get Parliament to legislate against the gendered marketing of toys.
If you ask me, it's all a bit silly. No offence to the No Gender December board.
So I get it. It's about more open marketing. Kids should be able to choose whatever tickles their fancy, not being limited to either the options in the boys' aisle or the girls' aisle. But is this really a cause on par with world poverty, the starvation of children, the abuse of women? I for one, would prefer to tackle these first before putting my money behind neutral… click here to read whole article and make comments
The Obama girls are bored
It's not often that President Obama's daughters get a bad rap, but they were certainly targeted over the weekend by GOP Communications Director, Elizabeth Lauten. And it wasn't long before the cyber world was up in arms about her comments on their uninterested behaviour during the Presidential turkey pardon ceremony (a Thanksgiving tradition).
I watched the video, and to be honest, I laughed a little bit. These are teenage girls and so, naturally, standing still at a somewhat tedious event and looking thrilled about it might not be making the top of their to-do list. But I don't know if they merited the following, rather harsh, comments:
"Dear Sasha and Malia, I get your [sic] both in those awful teen years but you're a part of the First Family. Try showing a little class. At least respect the part you play. Then again, your mother and father don't respect their positions very… click here to read whole article and make comments
Arguing in front of the kids – good or bad?
Arguing in front of the kids. As long as I can remember, I've thought it was a bad thing. At least, I heard that it was a bad thing and accepted the fact: it made sense after all. But now there's new research to say that it may be a good thing – a means of equipping kids to deal with the realities of life and giving them examples of how to manage conflict. And yet, I have to say that I'm not convinced.
First though, we should define the term "argument." I'm not talking a civil, controlled rational discussion about the point of disagreement (this would be a great lesson in conflict resolution). I'm talking raised voices: a verbally aggressive, insult-throwing, and possibly object-throwing, screaming match or anything worse, that's unlikely to end in a pleasant way.
This is a situation where a couple are acting anything but lovingly towards… click here to read whole article and make comments
CEOs and religion
Pepsico CEO Indra Nooyi. NICHOLAS KAMM—AFP/Getty Images
CEOs and faith. They're two things we don't usually associate, probably because people are careful to keep their personal lives as separate as possible from their work lives.
But last week I read a Time article about seven religious CEOs and It made me think – it makes sense. So many of the good qualities of a good leader (or CEO) not only stem from some belief system, but are also super helpful to doing the job well. Looking at the CEOs featured in the article, here are some examples:
Indra Nooyi of PepsiCo - Hindu
'…cited her Hindu faith as a source of solace from the storms of guilt and stress…"There are times when the stress is so incredible between office and home, trying to be a wife, mother, daughter-in-law and corporate… click here to read whole article and make comments
A daughter's anniversary reminds us that contraceptives can kill
There is one anniversary that Karen and Rick Langhart would prefer never to remember, but how could they forget? Three years ago today, their beloved daughter, at the age of 24, succumbed to a fatal double massive pulmonary embolism. Erika Langhart (pictured, right) was a successful and passionate young woman who had graduated magna cum laude from American University and was planning to go to Georgetown Law School. NuvaRing, a hormonal contraceptive manufactured by the giant pharmaceutical company Merck, was the cause of her death.
"If you knew Erika, it was her spirit that made the biggest impression," as a friend of hers wrote posthumously. "Erika put her heart into her relationships with her friends and family." Erika is not forgotten by her parents, who like any parents who have lost a child, try to cope best they can. "We don't speak about Erika in the past," Karen told us in a phone call.… click here to read whole article and make comments
Marriage vs. smoking
The News Story - Massachusetts town could be first in the U.S. to ban all tobacco sales Policymakers have long sought ways to reduce the incidence of tobacco use, but one town in Massachusetts is considering perhaps the most drastic measure of all. Residents of Westminster are debating a proposed ban on all nicotine and tobacco products. "But," reports The Associated Press, "while public health groups are lauding the proposal, smokers, their advocates and shopkeepers alike are fuming." While some residents believe that private behavior should not be legislated, others worry about the economic effects that will certainly follow if smokers begin driving elsewhere to feed their addictions. Asks one shopkeeper, "If this passes, what could be next? Sugar? Bacon?" But research indicates that until the residents of Westminster—and the rest of the country—reconsider beliefs on marriage and family, remedies such as… click here to read whole article and make comments
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The title of business/career/philanthropy adviser Laura Hansen's self-published self-help book is " Hand Me a Wrench, My Life Is Out of Whack." That pretty much summarizes the way many of us feel on occasion (and some of us, on an ongoing basis. Stop looking at me).
While chatting with Hansen the other afternoon at Selland's Market-Café in East Sacramento, I come to realize that her book is an extension of her can-do, into-everything demeanor (she's also an artist).
"When I was about 12 years old, I had a conversation with Future Me," she says. "Future Me said I probably wasn't going to have children. Instead, I was going to become part of the communities I lived in and worked in — and try to make each one better." She smiles and leans slightly toward me. "Have you ever had that experience, of talking to 'future you'?" she asks.
I assure her that I have — but don't add that at my current age, 'future me' mainly wants to know when they start serving dinner at the home.
Hansen, who's 51, helps her clients navigate their corporate environments. They're mostly women these days, she says, "since they have the most difficulty fitting into previously all-male cultures." Hansen's father, Allen Bailey, worked as an engineering geologist "and what he instilled in my sister and me was to be aware of everything around us. He didn't just mean nature. He meant to be mindful of the people we work with, the climate we work in. He was very big on the scientific method: breaking something apart so you have a better understanding of it.
"What I advise my clients on is mindfulness," she continues. "You can miss so much by not focusing on the thing right in front of you — the task, the person you're speaking to, the room itself."
Hansen is a Sacramento native who says, "I've tried to leave here several times. And I don't know what it is about this town — maybe because it's at the convergence of two mighty rivers, maybe because people who live here have a sense of its being a great place to be — but I always come back." Her husband Eric Hansen, with whom she's "been together 24 years and married 18 of those," is a senior revenue analyst for Sacramento Municipal Utility District. Hansen's mom, Ellie, worked as a legislative aide in the state Capitol for many years.
On April 30, Hansen will be speaking about mindfulness and community giving at "Business Philanthropy: A Workshop at the Urban Hive" from 7-10 p.m. at 1931 H St. in midtown Sacramento. The talk will center on Senate Bill 201, which went into effect in January of 2012, allowing companies to form flexible purpose corporations (so far, it's a California-only law).
"In essence, it allows (you to have) two parallel organizations: one devoted to making money and the other devoted to doing good in the community," she says. "It helps give people a vehicle for being successful but also doing good."
She'll be explaining how it all folds together alongside Tammé Shinshuri, who founded and runs a self-named flexible purpose foundation. A signup link is at Hansen's website: laura-hansen.com.
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Ed Goldman, president of Goldman Communications Inc., is a Sacramento writer and marketing consultant. His collection of Business Journal columns, "But I Digress," is available at Amazon.com.
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What's On Today Near Larkfield Road The Russian State Ballet Of Siberia: Swan Lake Dance | On 28th January 2015 The Churchill Theatre 3.85 miles from Larkfield Road A performance of what is generally regarded as the greatest romantic ballet of all time is brought to life by ...More Singing Class For Adults: Workshop Exhibitions | Until 28th January 2015 The Churchill Theatre 3.85 miles from Larkfield Road Learn the basics of singing and performance....More Forgotten Fighters: the First World War at Sea Exhibitions | Until 1st August 2015 National Maritime Museum 5.56 miles from Larkfield Road Part of the National Maritime Museum's commemoration of World War One, Forgotten Fighters: the First World War at Sea explores ...More War Artists At Sea Exhibitions | Until 1st February 2015 The Queen's House 5.56 miles from Larkfield Road Showcasing the best of Royal Museums Greenwich's collection of First and Second World War art, this display at The Queen's ...More Guiding Lights: 500 Years Of Trinity House And Safety At Sea Exhibitions | Until 4th January 2016 National Maritime Museum 5.56 miles from Larkfield Road Five hundred years ago, a fraternity of London mariners was given a charter by Henry VIII and became the Corporation ...More Longitude Punk'd Exhibitions | Until 1st February 2015 Royal Observatory Greenwich 5.56 miles from Larkfield Road Longitude Punk'd celebrates the wacky inventors, star-gazing scientists and elegant explorers of the eighteenth century. The Royal Observatory in Greenwich ...More Astronomy Photographer Of The Year 2014 Exhibitions | Until 22nd February 2015 Royal Observatory Greenwich 5.56 miles from Larkfield Road The winning images of Astronomy Photographer of the Year are presented in a free exhibition at the Royal Observatory Greenwich ...More Fans Of The Belle Epoque Exhibitions | Until 10th May 2015 Fan Museum 5.59 miles from Larkfield Road The Fan Museum unveils the very best of its late 19th and early 20th century fans for Fans Of The ...More Waterloo: Life & Times Exhibitions | Until 10th May 2015 Fan Museum 5.59 miles from Larkfield Road Visit Waterloo: Life And Times, a temporary exhibition at one of London's quirkiest museums, and see how fans were designed ...More Flamenco: Beginners: Workshop Sporting Events | Until 25th March 2015 Greenwich Dance Agency, The Borough Hall 5.66 miles from Larkfield Road Adult dance class....More Trending Now February 2015 Half Term in London London has a generous programme of family friendly events and activities this half term, as well as a great selection ...More Alternative Afternoon Tea in London Afternoon Tea is one tradition that London has perfected and there are countless venues serving finger sandwiches, dainty cakes ...More George Ezra Concerts | On 20th February 2015 The four-times BRITs nominated indie blues-folk star plays at Brixton Academy as part of a sold out UK tour five ...More Dotty The Dragon: Blunderbus Theatre Company (Ages 3-7) Theatre | 17th February 2015 - 21st February 2015 A baby fire-breathing dragon called Dotty pays a surprise visit to children playing in the orchard in this enchanting fairytale ...More The Dark Side Of Love: The Valentine's Masked Ball Clubbing and Nightlife | On 13th February 2015 The eve of Valentine's Day falls on Friday 13th this year, providing the perfect opportunity to celebrate the darker side ...More The Last of the De Mullins Theatre | 3rd February 2015 - 28th February 2015 Stephen McGill and Joel Marvin present a play set in the Edwardian England of 1908 in which one woman defies ...More Sky Garden Opened 5th January 2015 The free-to-access Sky Garden, occupying the top three floors of Rafael Vinoly's 37 storey, 525ft 20 Fenchurch Street (aka the ...More Jinjuu Opened 13th January 2015 Described by the Evening Standard as one of the "best new London restaurants opening in 2015" before it even opened, ...More Z Shoreditch Opened January 2015 Z Hotels, the boutique-budget hotel group which offers out-of-town prices in city central locations in London, Liverpool and Glasgow opens ...More
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And now it's become my favourite track to play when it's my baby's bathtime. I put on a playlist of jazz, pour myself a scotch and get Liv's bath ready. It's the best part of my day... bath time with my 3 month old little girl, singing along to old jazz tracks and making her smile and laugh.
Oh how the world has changed for me. A year ago I would have been up to my eyeballs in whiskey and wine at Molly listening to this track. Now I'm at home with my wife and little girl, tapping her cute little nekked belly in time with the brushes on the drums trying to get a laugh out of her at bath time.
Love it.