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Retirement, like the laundromat and the board game Monopoly, was an invention of the Great Depression. Jobs were scarce, and retirement was a way to free up jobs for younger people with children to support.
The Great Recession of 2008 had the opposite effect. America is now in the midst of a "retirement crisis" forcing millions of senior citizens must keep working to support themselves and avoid poverty. While many boomers thought of retirement as decades of leisure after decades of work, they arrive at retirement age only to be disillusioned.
Leisure is one myth of retirement, but it's not alone. The notion that no work should be a goal is the first, the notion that the old should forsake work at 65 to leave room for the next generation is another.
A brief history of paid leisure
In her essay in The New York Times, Mary-Lou Weisman describes retirement as a "Darwinian sacrificial moment."
"Retirement was a necessary adaptation and everybody knew it, but the old guys were not going quietly," she writes. "By 1935, it became evident that the only way to get old people to stop working for pay was to pay them enough to stop working."
An unemployed California doctor named Francis Townsend proposed that the government set a mandatory retirement age at 60 and pay pensions equivalent to the full salary of a middle-income worker.
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, "horrified at the prospect of Townsend's radical generosity," drew up the Social Security Act of 1935 as an alternative, making him the first president to support federal assistance for the elderly.
The next hurdle was to make retirement seem appealing. Retired people had to figure out what to do with their time. It turned out that Americans were bad at "doing nothing," so retirement was only palatable as a state of active leisure, filled with new interests and hobbies, activities, travel and family. Luxurious, active retirement communities cropped up around the country, often in warm locations strewn with golf courses.
While golfing lifestyles are expensive in any economy, accessible only to those who amass a hefty nest egg, the economic crisis of 2008-9 put even basic retirement out of reach for many.
The retirement crisis now
A report last year from the National Institute on Retirement Security found that retirement savings in the U.S. are "dangerously low." More than 90 percent of working households do not meet conservative retirement savings targets for their age and income.
The median retirement account balance is $3,000 for working-age households and $12,000 for near-retirement households. Forty-five percent, or 38 million working-age households, do not have any retirement account assets at all. Furthermore, 37% of middle class Americans believe they will work until they grow ill or die.
A number of factors have brought this about. Public and private pension systems are flawed and often underfunded; the government does not support increasing social security benefits; and the "great 401k experiment of the past 30 years has been a disaster." Millions saw their assets vanish during the housing bubble collapse, subsequent stock market crash and period of high unemployment. People are struggling to pay bills and get out of debt, which makes it difficult to save for the future.
Boomers account for 24 percent of the U.S. population, and they are now hitting retirement age, ready or not. About 250,000 turn 65 every month, and 10,000 boomers retire every day. This pattern will continue for the next 15 to 20 years.
People are also living much longer now, thanks to advances in health and nutrition. Retiring at 65 may have been reasonable when the median longevity was 70 or 75, but now people commonly live to be 85, 90, 100. Sixty-five is not the onset of old age, but the beginning of a long second act, which means retirement funds need to last for decades.
The end of retirement isn't all bad
Most people now need to work longer, but delaying retirement is not necessarily a bad thing — at least for the elderly. To begin with, working is good for us. It provides feelings of identity, purpose and fulfillment. Working, or at least keeping your brain and body engaged, is also important for health. A report from the Institute of Economic Affairs found that after an initial boost, retirement increases the risk of clinical depression by 40 percent, and raises your chances of being diagnosed with a physical condition by 60 percent.
Organizations also benefit from keeping their experienced employees longer. Boomers still make up a substantial 31% of the workforce. They have proven to be highly reliable and dedicated workers, as well as valuable mentors for younger employees. (That said, the old problem of making room for upcoming generations presents itself again, just as it did in the Depression.)
A full spectrum of options exists between full-time employment and full-time retirement. Many people are going into partial or phased retirement, where they work fewer hours, transition into consultancy roles, or take on temporary projects. "Encore careers" are also on the rise, with an estimated 9 million Americans treating retirement as an opportunity to explore new roles, employers, or fields.
These "second acts" could be the time for a former marketing executive to write a mystery novel, a lawyer to open a firm that provides free legal advice to nonprofits, or a real estate agent to open a bakery. Approximately 7% of Peace Corps volunteers are over 50. Another option for some seniors is to spend time living and traveling in cheaper parts of the world like Panama or Malaysia, where retirement dollars go further.
Establishing a "lifestyle" business or pursuit is also a good way to maintain income. For example, an investment in residential or commercial property can generate continued cash flow from rental payments. You can also find stocks or other investment opportunities that pay regular dividends.
Saving still matters
In his controversial book "Die Broke," Stephan Pollan went against conventional wisdom by advising people to "Quit today, pay cash, don't retire and die broke." To be clear, he was not telling people not to save. Rather, Pollan advocates saving well, striking a balance between retirement and work, and passing your assets on to your heirs before you die, so you can enjoy the giving.
Allocating and managing investments wisely is a key part of a comfortable retirement, whether you are 25 or 75. While people once had to rely on their own knowledge or shell out for a pricey financial planner, today there areonline services that use technology to optimize your portfolio.
A solid retirement fund doesn't mean you have to stop working if you don't want to — it just gives you more flexibility. Retirement isn't a myth, but its reality is changing. Saving still is, and always will be, a part of that reality.
The views expressed represent the opinion of the author and are not intended to reflect those of FutureAdvisor or serve as a forecast, a guarantee of future results, investment recommendations or an offer to buy or sell securities.


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LLANORIA AND THE LLANORIAN MOUNTAINS. About 250,000,000 years ago, according to some geological opinion, the Llanorian Mountains extended from the area of the present northern boundary of Texas, past the sites of present Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio, westward to cross the Rio Grande south of El Paso, and thence curved south and east past Monterrey, Mexico. An ancient land, termed by geologists Llanoria, lay to the east of the mountains and extended southward into the region now occupied by the Gulf of Mexico. The mountains were worn down by erosion, probably to a plain not very much above sea level and had probably sunk before Woodbine time. The land also sank into the present Gulf of Mexico.
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It's trouble for another female R&B group. This time two former En Vogue members, Dawn Robinson and Maxine Jones lose the rights to use the group name in promotion or monetary gain for future performances.
Although the two original members of the quartet have departed from the group in the past, this time is permanent.
According to legal docs, a judge granted "EV" founding members Cindy Herron and Terry Ellis the exclusive right to use the name "En Vogue" while performing and touring … after a long, drawn-out legal battle with former bandmates Maxine Jones and Dawn Robinson.
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This is my first blog, and I resisted the idea of producing one for quite some time. However, a couple of years into my career in PR I felt that the industry needed to make a renewed effort to promote itself. How many times have you tried to explain to family and friends what a PR professional actually does? Where is the line between PR, advertising and marketing?
I hope that this might encourage people to consider who PR is perceived outside the industry and how we might be able to raise its profile both individually and collectively.
(I hope that doesn't sound too pretentious)
Otherwise, ThisisPRable is dedicated to sharing the latest campaigns, concepts, social media and tech developments, and anything else that might inspire creativity.
All idea are welcome and I would love your feedback.
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Target: CEO of Sony Music Entertainment Doug Morris
Goal: End relationship with producer Dr. Luke after singer Kesha accused him of rape and abuse.
Sony Music is allegedly dropping producer Lukasz "Dr. Luke" Gottwald after the sexual assault allegations made by Kesha and other female recording artists. These accusations follow the high profile court battle between Gottwald, Sony, and Kesha after she claimed that the producer raped her after giving her "date rape" drugs. Although a New York Judge sided with Sony due to lack of evidence, Kesha has recieved a tremendous amount of support from other famous artists such as Adele, Lady Gaga, and Kelly Clarkson.
The website that posted the claim, The Wrap, said "Kesha has no case in regards to her contract but [Sony] can't afford the Adeles of the world out in the streets calling the label unsupportive." Sony Music Entertainment's representatives have declined to comment on the reports; however, Gottwald's attorney has issued a statement that denies the claims made by The Wrap. The attorney says that his representatives "are in regular contract with executives at the highest levels at Sony and this has never come up."
Regardless of whether or not these rumors are true, Dr. Luke must be dropped from Sony's label immediately. Sign the petition below to urge Sony to drop Dr. Luke.
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Recent rumors have come up claiming that Sony is going to drop Dr. Luke from their label after the sexual assault allegations made against him. The rumors have since been denied by his attorney, but they still garnered the support of many artists. Lady Gaga immediately tweeted to Sony to "do the right thing" and cut Dr. Luke off. Many of Kesha's supporters are joining in.
Although some say that Kesha has no case in regards to her contract, being called unsupportive by other big artists could be damaging to Sony's business. Dr. Luke's presence alone could be damaging. Kelly Clarkson has told reporters that she loathed working with him and only did so because her label blackmailed her. As the alleged inside source said to The Wrap, "The fact that this hasn't already been taken care of with Luke is confusing, especially for people in the building."
Dr. Luke is not well liked and it's garnering more and more hate from the media. I urge you to drop Dr. Luke from your label in order to keep yourself in good standings with the public and other artists.
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Sockeye Creative Brings Tim Harman to Portland as New Media StrategistHarman brings loads of experience in branding, internet, film, music video and agency production (October 03, 2006)
DMN Newswire--2006-10-3--Building on the momentum of its successful film and video production capabilities, Sockeye Creative has brought on Tim Harman as the company's media strategist. A native of Lubbock, Texas, and most recently hailing from Dallas, Harman has relocated to Oregon for the newly created position, bringing with him a load of film production contacts and experience in high profile branding, Internet, film, music video and agency production. His portfolio includes work for Lucasfilm's Industrial Light and Magic, Propaganda Films, Harmony Pictures, Bedford Falls and TBWAChiat Day, to name a few.
As Sockeye's media strategist, Harman will be bringing new clients to Sockeye, as well as providing high-level media consultation on the most effective mixes for current clients through film, video, and/or intenet media.
"Once we spoke with Tim, we knew his personality would be a great fit," said Sockeye president Andy Fraser. "So we married two roles at Sockeye; that of business development with film/video producer and we custom-fit them as one. Tim's integrated brand experience and top-level industry relationships are very exciting. Since adding Lindsey Hinrichs from Boston in February as head of production and now Tim, we're stepping up our roster of national-level creative talent and contacts. We're glad to have Tim on board and are building a lot of momentum."
Harman's film career got a jump-start after he graduated from Brooks Institute of Photography and premiered a 7-minute film short at Sundance in 1991. The film, entitled Seventh Shadow of the Sun, chronicled the life of a dying Navajo Shaman. This launched his career in Hollywood, where Tim was the production manager at Industrial Light & Magic, working on trailers for Godzilla, Small Soldiers and a piece on Dale Earnhardt, Jr. His work at ILM brought him to Kick Media, then to Chiat Day, where he worked under Chuck McBride as an agency producer on accounts including Levis, Novartis, and the launch of the Gravity Games.
Harman's film expertise led him to music, producing the first brand-integrated film called Lost But Not Lost for Sony Pictures where he worked with folk icon Graham Nash in re-recording Marrakesh Express. He then worked for Albert Watson's CYclops in NY and produced Dave Matthew's I am an American as well as the wildly successful Everyday video. In 2003, Harman earned a Latin American Grammy for his production work on a music video for Mexican rock/hip hop band Molotov.
On his new appointment, he says, "the Sockeye crew is great and their creative work has been on my radar for some time. Portland is also treating me well and it will afford me a great balance of lifestyle. I look forward to digging in here!"
About Sockeye:
Sockeye Creative is a brand creative agency founded in Portland in 1997 by Andy Fraser, Peter Metz and Tom Sloan. The company's roots are steeped in graphic design and film/video production but the firm quickly grew into a $2 million a year business by offering clients well-executed brand strategies and original creative work. With a staff of 15 creative individuals located in Portland's historic Union Station, the company is committed to converting their clients' consumer perceptions into action through brand identity, design, advertising, motion graphics development, film/video production and retail messaging. For more information, please go to www.sockeyecreative.com
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Effects of Rosemary extracts on oxidative stability of chikkis fortified with microalgae biomass
The present study evaluates the oxidative stability in chikkis enriched with omega 3 fatty acids using natural antioxidant from Rosmarinus officinalis. The best condition for the extraction of phenolic compounds from Rosmarinus officinalis L. (rosemary) was established, and the antioxidant activity was demonstrated based on inhibition of DPPH free radical formation. Nannochloropsis oculata and Isochrysis galbana are rich sources of Eicosapentanoic acid (EPA) and Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA). Biomass of these microalgae were incorporated in chikkis as omega 3 fatty acid source. Effects of addition of natural and synthetic antioxidants (BHA) on oxidative stability of chikkis were analyzed for storage period of 2 months. Evaluation of peroxide value (PV) and fatty acid profile showed that the process of oxidation slowed down. Natural antioxidant was found to be more effective when compared to synthetic antioxidant (BHA). Omega-3 PUFA levels (EPA+DHA) of 75 and 240 mg/100 g chikkis were observed if enriched with 1 and 3 % Nannochloropsis oculata biomass respectively. Similarly, Omega-3 PUFA levels (EPA+DHA) of 102 and 320 mg/100 g chikkis were observed if enriched with 1 and 3 % Isochrysis galbana biomass respectively. The effects of microalgae and antioxidant incorporation on the chikkis showed that color values remained stable during storage period of 2 months with no significant change (P < 0.05) in texture. Sensory evaluation revealed that up to 3 % microalgal biomass incorporation was positively classified and accepted.
KeywordsMarine microalgae Food fortification Lipid oxidation Antioxidants PUFA
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My partner & I will be visiting Paris December 21-26 after spending 3 days in Munich. He wants to go to MN mass at Notre Dame...I'm concerned we will spend all day there in order to sit down. Am I wrong?
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Christmas Eve at Notre Dame? Is Christmas crazy in Paris like the US?
My partner & I will be visiting Paris December 21-26 after spending 3 days in Munich. He wants to go to MN mass at Notre Dame...I'm concerned we will spend all day there in order to sit down. Am I wrong?
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Christmas mass at Notre Dame is busy, but nothing unusual. Just be there early to get a seat.
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Here is our Christmas trip to Paris in 2006 with photos. We stopped by Notre Dame on Christmas Eve. Here's the video, too. Have fun. Christmastime in Paris is great!
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Christmas in Paris is magical. There is always room for two more elbow to elbow at mass. In fact just thinking of it makes me smile. Go and enjoy the blessings.
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Of course many tourists want to go to midnight mass on Christmas Eve at Notre Dame, so you do have to get there early. They have other masses at Notre Dame that same day, anyway, including in the evening (for families at 6 pm and an international one at 8 pm). At least they used to do that, and then there are other special programs before the mass actually starts, beginning around 10 pm so you can't just show up at 11:30.
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Thanks for the info. I was envisioning having to get there by 5pm or something like that. Good to know there are other choices.
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Christmas is a great time to visit Paris. We loved it. (our T/R " Christmas in Paris was Fantastic ".
The stores ARE packed (Galleries Lafayette, Printemps). The shop windows are lively. The Christmas markers are lots of fun.
Just know that things start to close up by mid-afternoon on Christmas Eve and slowly start re-opening in the afternoon on Christmas Day. Make any dining reservations early to make sure you are covered. If you have an apartment, stock up to be sure you have what you need food wise.
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if you got there by 5, you'd have to sit through several other masses, and those masses could be just as crowded. Besides, another mass starts at 4:30, so you couldn't do that. They have masses all day long starting at 4:30 pm (4 of them). They have a special program with a procession of children putting the baby Jesus in the creche at 7 pm, after the family mass, for example.
This was the schedule last year
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Christina, thanks for the info about the different masses. I'm lucky to make it thru one!!!
Denisea, you answered a question that I meant to include regarding restaurants. You must be a mind reader!
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Do you really have to get to church by 5 pm to get a seat for Midnight Mass in the US?
My one experience of American Midnight Mass has been that it was a lot less crowded than anywhere else in the world I've ever attended Christmas Eve Mass. We strolled in at 1130 for carols and had acres of empty space to choose from - something I've never encountered in any other Catholic church.
Admittedly, that was in Idaho, which isn't notorious for being a centre of the Polish, Irish, Italian or Hispanic diasporas.
But neither is Paris. Most Catholics go to Mass at their own church - and Notre Dame's just one of hundreds of Catholic churches in the Paris agglomeration. The emotional ties that drag some Americans once a year to St Patrick's (NY) or Holy Name (Chicago) cathedrals just don't apply in France - or even really in Rome.
FWIW (we're Midnight Mass tarts), the two places in Europe I've found that get truly massive crowds and need early staking out is the Stephansdom in Vienna and St Aloysius in Oxford.
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well, no, of course you don't have to go at 5 in the US, but a routine Catholic church in the US is hardly Notre Dame. Lots of people are going to ND because they are tourists, it's just another fun touristy activity, they aren't going because they are religious. It's a good "show". Which is why they are going to Notre Dame, not to some other church in Paris, such as Ste Trinite.
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maitaitom---your youtube video was very special. The music you chose fit the photos just perfectly.
Never been at Xmas, always go in Sept. Might have to add an additional trip to Paris for Xmas. It looks lovely.
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Hi Flanneruk,
"Do you really have to get to church by 5 pm to get a seat for Midnight Mass in the US?"
Not so crowded as in the old days when having a mass at any time other than Sunday morning was such a novelty. When I was in my late teens, to dress to the hilt and "see and be seen" at Midnight Mass added to the devotion. Although there were always those in the church whose pre-mass festivities resulted in conduct that was less than devout.
Maitaitom, thanks for sharing your trip report on Christmas 2006 again – one of the best ever on Fodors.
Also enjoyed your youtube video – beautiful. Seems as if you folks had great winter weather too that year. By the way, I stayed at the Hotel Dauphine Saint Germain which you said you might be interested in trying some time. Stayed there last June – very satisfied particularly with its location so near to Pont Neuf.
Topeater, hope you folks enjoy your Christmas sojourn in Paris. From what I have read/heard, Paris is much more lively on Christmas than London or Dublin where so many things shut down for at least three days. Enjoy…
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I will be in Paris during the same days this coming Christmas, and I had the exact same thought of late-night or midnight services at Notre Dame on Christmas Eve. I would attend church services normally on Christmas Eve anyway, but if I am going to be in Paris, Notre Dame is the church that resonates with me, because of the setting, the history, and the familiarity.
So what time would be the best time to arrive to get inside and get a seat? How long should one anticipate standing in line outside?
Probably there are other wonderful old churches to attend for Christmas Eve mass. Anyone have any ideas of which ones might be contenders, and why?
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What a special time you should have in Paris at Christmas! We went in December a couple of years ago. Though not at Christmas, Paris was decorated and ready for the season. As others have said, it was magical.
Another thought, La Basilique Sacre Coeur in Monmarte. What a view!
This looks like older info on their website, but if you are interested, should be able to get you to the right place.
Others here will probably know better, but I believe some of the churches have programs and choral presentations on their front properties in December, too.
Have a wonderful time!
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You might consider St Sulpice if you decide not to go to Notre Dame. We had such a great time in Paris at Christmas.
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As another suggestion (or in addition) we went to a concert at Sainte Chapelle Christmas Eve 2010 - it started early (6:00pm) and was lovely - here's a link for this year
Note though - you want to be well dressed as it's cool in the church.
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You will just have to slug it out with the other tourists. The latest statistics for church attendance in France say that it has gone from 10% to 6% in the last 20 years.
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So you thought the ukulele was something of a joke, an instrument beach blanket bingos in Hawaiian shirts played for fun under a swaying palm. Meet Jake Shimabukuro, a ukulele virtuoso.
(Soundbite of ukulele music)
MONTAGNE: He's been playing for 25 of his 29 years. Last week, Jake Shimabukuro came out with a new CD titled Gently Weeps. Jake Shimabukuro joined us in our studio to show us what a ukulele can do and talk about why he has stayed with it all these years.
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MONTAGNE: It's kind of viewed as a toy instrument.
Mr. JAKE SHIMABUKURO (Musician): Mm-hmm.
MONTAGNE: Have you always seen its possibilities?
Mr. SHIMABUKURO: Yeah, well, I think when people think of the ukulele they think of these, you know, $10 or $15 ukuleles that you can buy at the ABC store. They think of this little plastic toy-looking stringed instrument with a palm tree painted on it or something. And I always tell people, you know, if your idea of the piano was like a little two-octave toy piano that you'd buy for a four-year-old, you know, you would think the piano was not a serious instrument as well, you know.
But when you come across a really finely made instrument like - I play a Kamaka ukulele, so when you come across an instrument like that, you know, that's really well made, you're afraid to even pick it up because it's such a gorgeous instrument. And when you hear it, it just sounds so beautiful that you're actually surprised.
MONTAGNE: Play us something just now that, in a sense, would once and for all explode the myth of the toy, you know, the fun party instrument ukulele.
Mr. SHIMABUKURO: All right. Here's a little snippet of Ave Maria.
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MONTAGNE: Franz Schubert, I mean that's one place most people wouldn't think the ukulele would go.
Mr. SHIMABUKURO: Yeah, there's a lot of different sounds that you can really get, you know, from the instrument. To give you an idea of what the ukulele sounds like, you know, when played through a, like, a distortion pedal with a nice, you know, through a nice tube amp or something, here's a little snippet from the Conan O'Brien show when I appeared last year and I kind of took this kind of rock & roll improv solo.
Soundbite of television show "Late Night with Conan O'Brien")
(Soundbite of ukulele music)
MONTAGNE: Why did you pick as a title tune While My Guitar Gently Weeps, the George Harrison classic? And I'm sort of asking because you're playing a ukulele, that's one thing. But also what were you thinking?
Mr. SHIMABUKURO: Yeah, George Harrison was one of my heroes. And a lot of people know this about George Harrison - he was an ukulele player and he would take the ukulele with him wherever he went. Until this day, I always wonder, like - I think to myself that, gosh, I think a lot of his songs, I really believe that he got a lot of his ideas from the ukulele because they just work so well with the instrument. You know, like, songs like Something.
(Soundbite of song "Something")
Mr. SHIMABUKURO: Or...
(Soundbite of song "Here Comes the Sun")
Mr. SHIMABUKURO: You know, they just - they're so ukulele-friendly. And While My Guitar Gently Weeps, this one works really nicely with the ukulele so it actually - so I'll play a little bit of it, but it sounds like this.
(Soundbite of song "While My Guitar Gently Weeps")
Mr. SHIMABUKURO: That's a little short piece there, but it's just a gorgeous song.
MONTAGNE: When you were growing up in Hawaii, what kinds of music did you hear on the ukulele? And I, by the way, am saying ukulele because that's the way a lot of people say it. But ukulele is how you would say it in Hawaii?
Mr. SHIMABUKURO: Yeah, it actually comes from the native Hawaiian language. Uku means, like, a flea and lele actually means jumping. So ukulele really means jumping flea and it got its name - because the instrument is so tiny, your left hand, the fingers on your left hand, your fingertips, look like little jumping fleas on a fretboard as your playing it. So that's kind of how it got its name.
But, yeah, growing up, I mean, I played a lot of traditional Hawaiian music, you know, things like, you know, with this kind of sound.
(Soundbite of music)
MONTAGNE: Oh, yeah. A little Waikiki Beach kind of song.
(Soundbite of laughter)
MONTAGNE: Where did you grow up? In Oahu?
Mr. SHIMABUKURO: Yes, I grew up right in Honolulu in a little town called Kaimuki. My mom and I would sit around and we'd just play, you know, these traditional Hawaiian tunes. And normally people move to another instrument, like, from the ukulele. I feel that people get bored of playing the ukulele because they hear other things and they want to be able to play other things. But I guess for me I've never gotten bored with this instrument. I've always felt there was so much more to explore and I really love it.
(Soundbite of ukulele music)
MONTAGNE: Jake Shimabukuro playing in our studios in Washington, D.C. songs from his new CD, Gently Weeps. You can hear him play other tunes in our studio and learn the different legends of how the ukulele got its name at npr.org.
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I saw this in urban outfitters too
This is cooler rendition of it though.
Carlton is awesome…
ohhhh man.
urban outfitters has a shirt out now with carlton, but this one kicks its ass anyday of the week
This does look better than the urban outfitters one, but the two are very similar as they are based on the same photo.
whoa, sorry about the way that link came out.
ahhh haa! funny
the photo image in the preview in the gallery does not favours in not showing the design actually on the shirt
very funny and is so interesting just today I saw the one on urbanoutfitters too
but still I love the style
i'd be more impressed if it was a different picture than UO used. I just bought their shirt on Saturday, and I am pretty pleased.
Maybe make a different one with him dancing, that would be sweeter.
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Could it be the photo was exposed to the sun/light for too long when it was first ejected from the camera?
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There are many factors, e.g. expired film pack, exposed to high temperature while in storage, or perhaps it was exposed to too much lights after it was ejected from the camera ( I understand the PX film/paper is very sensitive to lights and it must be shielded immediately after it's being ejected and placed face-down for several minutes to be developed). Perhaps setting the Polaroid's brightness/darkness setting to 'Bright' may help.
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So, some people seem to be just a wee bit upset about the new airport security screenings.
Apparently from the "bits and pieces" I've seen…(wink), you can either have an ample dose of nuclear radiation spilled all over your body, while an image of you, nude, is projected onto an IMAX size stereoscopic 3D movie screen, or you can have your "junk" fumbled with by a friendly TSA representative / convicted sex offender in the backseat of a car. Either way, people are getting their underwear in a bunch over it all. Heh.
So among stories of screaming three year olds and elderly nuns being frisked…thoroughly, a bunch of people it seems are going to boycott the "naked scanners" in favor of the pat down the day before Thanksgiving.
I'm all about civil disobedience, so I've got some thoughts to help you prepare for your Thanksgiving travels.
This is the reason I'm not a doctor
There's a reason I didn't become a doctor. This is no offense to any of you, but most of us are kind of gross without our clothes. Heck, a lot of people aren't that attractive with their clothes. It's not like most of us are at our best when we prepare to fly either. I know I usually pose as a disheveled hobo when flying. Everyone's all up in arms about "perverts" gawking and groping passengers, but if I would think after a day of that job, anyone would be cured of any and all human sexual attraction. Blarf.
I think it's funny that in almost every episode of protest, adults are using every grade school euphemism for genitalia they can think of. We have grown men and women saying "private parts," "backside," "down there," "area," or "junk." Can I offer a solution? We need one standard term for the place we don't want to be touched. I propose everyone use the more academic and technical sounding "crotchal region." Either that, or the government should offer us a doll or sock monkey to point to when we're asked where the mean TSA agent touched us.
Civil disobedience…by following the rules
I'm all for civil disobedience. I think it rules. Sit ins, tea parties, they're all good. But I don't think I've ever heard of people protesting getting "groped" by…getting groped. That's like PETA making a public protest by butchering a cow in the street…which, come to think of it, they just might do.
I have a couple of alternative protest options:
1. While getting frisked, whisper insults at the TSA agents during the pat-down. You know, hurt their feelings a little bit, made them feel bad about themselves.
2. Wear a kilt to the airport. There's a "no fly zone" for you.
3. Carry something really unreasonable in your pants. Like raw biscuits. Assert your rights to carry raw biscuits in your pants…loudly.
Public enemy number one: nuns
You might have already seen the photo of that nun getting frisked. The real irony is that the TSA agent is obviously a Muslim. Some other passenger must have snapped that photo while waiting in line (thus, further violating the nun's rights), and that image has been splashed all over the internet (completely obliterating the nun's rights.) But the one person I haven't heard complain is the nun herself. She acted like a big girl and kept her dignity intact, while the rest of us throw temper tantrums (like "don't touch my junk" guy and three-year-old girls.)
Meanwhile, I haven't heard one statement from the Pope or any church about how Christian women can avoid the screenings and preserve their modesty. Do Christians care about modesty? The only church officials that have spoken out are Muslim leaders, advising Muslim women to challenge TSA agents and file complaints if they "feel insulted in any way." And so, our political correctness and cultural sensitivity has come full circle to the point where our airport security is not allowed to screen people whose countrymen are the cause of our need for airport security in the first place (which pointing out is also politically incorrect.) To those people who think they should be exempt, I have a big suitcase full of "cram it" for you. Do you think a kindly old Amish man would be exempt from airport screening because it's against his religion?
I do find it ironic that the Muslim leaders seem much more vocally concerned about the modesty and dignity of their women than Christian leaders. I didn't notice anyone jumping in to defend the nun getting frisked. People just snapped photos.
Right to privacy
I don't know if the screenings are illegal according to the fourth amendment, which prohibits unlawful search. People have also said that when you're in public, you don't have a right to privacy. Of course, the supposed "right to privacy" is also the basis for the "right" to have an abortion. Just saying.
Are you flying this Thanksgiving, or any time soon? What do you think, traveling or not? Do we have a right to privacy when we're in a public airport? Are Muslim leaders in the wrong, or should Christian leaders be more vocal about the modesty of Christian women?


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It was my favorite ad, too:
Anheuser-Busch climbed back into the saddle with the Super Bowl's top commercial — a heart-tugging tale of the bond between a trainer and the Budweiser Clydesdale he raised.
But it was a horse race.
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Procter & Gamble's Tide laundry detergent pulled off a close No. 2, ahead of many Super Bowl regulars, with gentle humor.
Its ad had an image of football legend Joe Montana miraculously appearing in a salsa stain on a rabid fan's jersey.
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