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Buy"The Wind in High Places, a tripartite piece for string quartet that uses only natural harmonics and open strings—played extremely quietly—to create a still,
Beautiful de-stressing music for the weekend. "Most of the dazzling oeuvre of Alaskan composer John Luther Adams is inspired by and informed by nature."
Viva Editions Wants to Celebrate all the Fathers and Beloved Men in the World!
This Father’s Day, Viva Editions wants to celebrate all the fathers and beloved men in the world! The best way to show how much you care this Father’s Day is by reminding your dad of the joy he brings you with Reduced to Joy by Mark Nepo. Profound and accessible, Nepo’s seventy-three poems about working with what we’re given until it wears through to joy, are tools for staying close to what matters. Remind your father or partner of how much you love them with Words of Love: Quotations from the Heart by jollytologist Allen Klein. This collection of over 500 of the best things ever said on matter of the heart, features wit, wisdom and insight of everyone from Sophocles to Cher. Having the Time of Your Life: Little Lessons to Live By, also by Allen Klein is an easy-to-digest, delightful-to-read book that your dad will love! Klein explores the meaning, madness and mirth of life while diving into the big questions: What’s life? Why are we here? And how do we enjoy the journey? Celebrate the smartest man you know by giving him Better Than Great: A Platitudinous Compendium of Wallopingly Fresh Superlatives by the great lexophile Arthur Plotnik. Plotnik presents a skull-spinning assortment of words and ideas for describing extraordinary things—the exceptionally beautiful, joyful, delicious, large, forceful, intense, trendy and more—even 50 gr8t texting superlatives! If your dad is a master of trivia and knowing all things random, then A People’s History of the Peculiar: A Freak Show of Facts, Random Obsessions & Astounding Truths by Nicholas Belardes is the perfect gift! Hailed as a “bizarre fact hunter,” and an academic in anomaly, Belardes knows more secret lore than all the National Treasure movies combined! It’s likely that your first word was a variation of the word “dad”. This year celebrate the man who taught you how to speak with Elements of Expression by Arthur Plotnik. Here Plotnik treats expressiveness in a world of texts, tweets, rap, apps and joyful diversity. Embracing both the new and classic forms, with hundreds of vivid examples, he leads word-users from the dull generic to the fissionable. Drunken Angel: A Memoir by Alan Klaufman is the perfect gift for any lover of non-fiction! Kaufman has been compared to Jack Kerouac, Henry Miller, Hubert Selby Jr., and even Ernest Hemingway, another soldier turned writer. Drunken Angel is an exhilarating account of a life-long battle with alcoholism and a magnificent rise into sobriety that takes us from East Village park benches and reciting Kaddish in Dachau to the pages of The New York Times. For writers, artists and anyone needing a jolt of inspiration Burning the Midnight Oil by Phil Cousineau is the perfect read! With a forward by Jeff “The Dude” Dowd, the real-life inspiration for The Big Lebowski, Burning the Midnight Oil is an eclectic and electric collection of soulful poems and prose from great thinkers through the ages.
Go to http://www.vivaeditions.com/index.php for more information on how to get these great gifts for Father’s Day!
VIVA Editions Wants to Celebrate all Fathers and Beloved Men in the World!
This Father’s Day, Viva Editions wants to celebrate all the fathers and beloved men in the world! The best way to show how much you care this Father’s Day is by reminding your dad of the joy he brings you with Reduced to Joy by Mark Nepo. Profound and accessible, Nepo’s seventy-three poems about working with what we’re given until it wears through to joy, are tools for staying close to what matters. Remind your father or partner of how much you love them with Words of Love: Quotations from the Heart by jollytologist Allen Klein. This collection of over 500 of the best things ever said on matter of the heart, features wit, wisdom and insight of everyone from Sophocles to Cher. Having the Time of Your Life: Little Lessons to Live By, also by Allen Klein is an easy-to-digest, delightful-to-read book that your dad will love! Klein explores the meaning, madness and mirth of life while diving into the big questions: What’s life? Why are we here? And how do we enjoy the journey? Celebrate the smartest man you know by giving him Better Than Great: A Platitudinous Compendium of Wallopingly Fresh Superlatives by the great lexophile Arthur Plotnik. Plotnik presents a skull-spinning assortment of words and ideas for describing extraordinary things—the exceptionally beautiful, joyful, delicious, large, forceful, intense, trendy and more—even 50 gr8t texting superlatives! If your dad is a master of trivia and knowing all things random, then A People’s History of the Peculiar: A Freak Show of Facts, Random Obsessions & Astounding Truths by Nicholas Belardes is the perfect gift! Hailed as a “bizarre fact hunter,” and an academic in anomaly, Belardes knows more secret lore than all the National Treasure movies combined! It’s likely that your first word was a variation of the word “dad”. This year celebrate the man who taught you how to speak with Elements of Expression by Arthur Plotnik. Here Plotnik treats expressiveness in a world of texts, tweets, rap, apps and joyful diversity. Embracing both the new and classic forms, with hundreds of vivid examples, he leads word-users from the dull generic to the fissionable. Drunken Angel: A Memoir by Alan Klaufman is the perfect gift for any lover of non-fiction! Kaufman has been compared to Jack Kerouac, Henry Miller, Hubert Selby Jr., and even Ernest Hemingway, another soldier turned writer. Drunken Angel is an exhilarating account of a life-long battle with alcoholism and a magnificent rise into sobriety that takes us from East Village park benches and reciting Kaddish in Dachau to the pages of The New York Times. For writers, artists and anyone needing a jolt of inspiration Burning the Midnight Oil by Phil Cousineau is the perfect read! With a forward by Jeff “The Dude” Dowd, the real-life inspiration for The Big Lebowski, Burning the Midnight Oil is an eclectic and electric collection of soulful poems and prose from great thinkers through the ages.
Go to http://www.vivaeditions.com/index.php for more information on how to get these great gifts for Father’s Day!
Host Cyrus Webb welcomes author Allen Klein to #ConversationsLIVE to discuss his new book YOU CAN'T RUIN MY DAY and how he has been able to change the way he sees life and what he hopes you learn from his outlook.
The fantastic Allen Klein discusses “You Can’t Ruin My Day” on ConversationLIVE!!
"I always like to look on the positive side of life, but I am realistic enough to know life is a complex matter"- Walt Disney Overall I am a very positive person. But there are times when despite a...
Be inspired by Allen Klein as today’s “Shot of Positivity”!
The WWR gang returns with some BEA finds, an oldie-but-still-goodie, an amusing audiobook, octopuses, sentient airships, mad hausfraus, unrequited love, and even a giveaway.
A sweet little review of “Listful Thinking: Using Lists To Be More Productive, Highly Successful, and Less Stressed” by Paula Rizzo on LJReviews!
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Congratulations to Barb Webb for winning the 2015 How-To-Book category of the Green Book Festival with “Getting Laid”!! You are amazing!
(Photo Credit: Getty Images) Wanderlust is notoriously difficult to manage. Once you've tasted the adrenaline rush of travel, it can feel unbearable to sit at home, knowing that adventure is out
Soon to line up with this wonderful list on wanderlust: “The Book of Roads” by Phil Cousineau!!
“Nothing behind me, everything ahead of me, as is ever so on the road.” ―Jack Kerouac, On the Road
I've noticed that those parents regaling me with tales of well-behaved, docile toddlers are either immersed in nostalgia or are too exhausted to notice their toddler has emptied the entire refrigerator and placed all the eggs in individual Tupperware containers.
On Huffingtonpost.com Meredith Hale explores the wondrous life of toddlers. Wait, like Blythe Lipman in our series “Help! My Baby/My Toddler”!
Two very fascinating, funny and helpful reads!
In The Seven Whispers, author Christina Baldwin writes, “I long ago discovered that the only way to stop a runaway horse is by first calming myself and then cal
A fantastic excerpt from Allen Klein’s “You Can’t Ruin My Day” on Examiner.com!
How do we find the good in this world when troubles seem so near? Is it by way of gratitude and kindness, and turning away from all thought that impedes? This lovely article explores the many ways in which we can begin to cultivate our longer-term inner evolution by way of our awareness of good.
Do your little bit of good where you are; it's those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world. -Desmond Tutu
We are all on the quest for good. Jeremy Adam Smith gives us his scientific approach to it on the Dailygood.org.
"What does empathy look like in action, and how can you incorporate [it] into your business model?" Ashoka, a non-profit organization that looks to entrepreneurial talent and new ideas to solve complex social problems, posed this very radical question. In response, three social enterprises from around the world shared their stories on how they build empathy and compassion. Their methods range from teaching young children in urban schools to cultivate emotional competence, and teaching empathetic financing in banks to teens and young adults, to harnessing our creative abilities to transform the world.
“The only real voyage consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes; in seeing the universe through the eyes of another, one hundred others--in seeing the hundred universes that each of them sees.” --Marcel Proust
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An Attitude of Gratitude– an amazing review of The Grateful Life by Nina Lesowitz and Mary Beth Sammons on Energytimes.com!
This unique “vegan plus” cookbook offers more than 100 easy-to-make vegan recipes, many basic cooking methods and techniques, and advanced options.
This book is a guide to discovering and realizing your dreams through the power of positivity and by cultivating thankfulness into daily living.
Learn to ferment foods (in small batches) using an ordinary mason jar.