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Themes For An Elite Movie,
This review is from: Top Gun [Special Expanded Edition] (Audio CD)
Top Gun (Special Expanded Edition) has the classic 80’s songs of Danger Zone by Kenny Loggins and Take My Breath Away by Berlin on this music collection. This collection has a superb collection of diverse songs on the Top Gun soundtrack that also feature other artist such as Otis Redding, Jerry Lewis, The Righteous Brothers, Teena Marie etc. Overall, this Top Gun soundtrack is great for those who like 80’s music and/or enjoy watching the Top Gun movie.
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Fashionable Music Collection,
This review is from: Robert Altman's Pret-A-Porter (Ready To Wear): Music From The Motion Picture (Audio CD)
Robert Altman’s Pret-A-Porter Ready To Wear music collection has a strong musical assortment of eclectic music. I am previously familiar with Lemon by U2 and Here Comes The Hotstepper by Ini Kamoze from radio airplay (as well as television feature) from my teenage years. However, there are also other additional catchy songs on this soundtrack that are from artists such as Janet Jackson, The Rolling Stones, The Cranberries, CeCe Peniston, The M People, Trence D’Arby etc. There is even a good remake of the classic hit These Boots Are Made for Walking by Sam Phillips (as I’m guessing a musical tribute nod to Nancy Sinatra). However, this movie soundtrack of Robert Altman’s Pret-A-Porter Ready To Wear music collection is great for those who enjoy fashion themed movies and/or eclectic music by various artists.
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Velvety and Candy Peppermint Like Taste,
This review is from: Snack Pack Swiss Miss Mint Cocoa Pudding Cups (4 count) (Misc.)
I admit that I only found out about this product after seeing it at my job. Also, I know that this Snack Pack Swiss Mint Cocoa Pudding Cups (Pack of 4)(4qty of 3.25 ounces each or 13 ounces) is actually meant to technically be a winter item. However, the peppermint like taste of this edition of this mint cocoa pudding makes it perfect as an everyday snack item.
I was
actually looking up some inspiring articles on late bloomers less than a few
hours before unintentionally coming across this Business Insider article.
However, it was therapeutic for me to come across this link on 24 people who
became highly successful after age 30 (via Business Insider).
24 people who became
highly successful after age 40
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third link on late bloomers via Oprah Winfrey’s website.
Why It's Never Too Late
By Robin Black
This
is another late bloomer article I’m blessed to discover before finding the
Business Insider link (this one is via Reader’s Digest)
Malcolm
Gladwell on the Late Bloomer Phenomenon
If you
haven't discovered your exceptional gift yet, you're in good company. Mark
Twain, Alfred Hitchcock, and Cézanne all reached the apex of their talent in
midlife.
By Malcolm Gladwell from What the Dog Saw (Back
Bay Books)
Also in Reader's Digest Magazine September 2014 Read more: http://www.rd.com/culture/malcolm-gladwell-late-bloomer/#ixzz3dvwqEbt3
A
late bloomer article (via Psychology Today I’m charmed to have come across
before seeing a Business Insider link on late bloomers.
Confessions
of a Late Bloomer
We have fixed notions
about the time course of success and the nature of talent that encourage us to
write off the very people who are most likely to (eventually) change the world.
By Scott Barry Kaufman, published on November
1, 2008 - last reviewed on March 23, 2011
Undocumented UC San Diego student waves Mexican flag
at graduation, unfurls controversy
By Matthew T. Hall1:30 P.M.JUNE 18, 2015
I now take a
position on the matter because there have been multiple times that I have been
confused for a foreigner when I’m actually a U.S. born citizen as was my late
biological mother and my maternal grandmother (both are registered on the
Menominee Indian tribal rolls in Wisconsin). Although I do not speak much Spanish,I
can also claim part Puerto Rican heritage as well as Menominee Indian heritage
from my biological mother’s side, however how much Puerto Rican and other racial percentages I’m
currently not sure because there is not concrete proof as to who my biological
father was (I found out that my possible biological father might have had 2
heritages because his mother was a black woman from Alabama while his father
was Puerto Rican but there is not definitive proof of my biological father (due
to the controversial truth that my late biological mother was a prostitute when
she was alive). However, as an American female, I do not see anything
anti-American and/or malicious with what this woman (Indira Esparza) did, just
someone showing pride in her Mexican heritage. Additionally, even though I may
owe on student loans, I do not see anything evil with the fact that Indira
Esparza is an undocumented immigrant who knew how to wisely take advantage of
getting her college education paid for without student loans and can now get
her Master’s degree with little worry as to paying for college while being free
from worrying about student loans.
BOOM! ‘The Donald’ Has
Arrived With a BIG Plan for Illegal Immigrants
Read more: http://www.thepoliticalinsider.com/boom-the-donald-has-arrived-with-a-big-plan-for-illegal-immigrants/#ixzz3dvkP7soo
This article
was obviously some time before Donald Trump confirmed that he is in fact
running for President in 2016 for sure. Even if Trump wins the presidency in 2016,
I do believe there is little chance that he is going to be able to reduce
illegal immigration (even as a Republican President due to powerful interests
that thrive on illegal immigration). It is common knowledge that there are
stories of immigrants going through harsh extremes and even death just to come
live here in the U.S. (not just Latin America, but from other countries as well).
I do not know how prevalent illegal
immigration is in places such as Canada, Australia, and New Zealand due to the
obvious media coverage being more prevalent about the U.S. here in the
U.S. All I do know is that the close
proximity to the border between the U.S. and Mexico is why I can easily see why
many poor people would want to risk everything just to come here. I also do not
favor getting rid of the birthright citizenship amendment because it would keep
out wealthy families that would help strengthen the American company. Additionally,
I see that American society still places strong emphasis on women becoming
mothers and I do not feel that immigrant women and/or their children deserve to
be deported back to their home countries for becoming mothers (regardless of
how many children they have). Rather, I feel that a more humane solution would
be to allow an immigrant woman from another country to have U.S. welfare and/or
foodstamp benefits for the first five children that she has (until they are 18),
but that she would still get paid for just five children even if she has a sixth
child or more babies. This would help ensure that there are abundant government
funds to go around for American women who already have six children or more. I
do feel that a humane policy needs to be put in place that would help illegal
immigrants have incentive to come out of the shadows and go for citizenship
(such as less wait for citizenship for men and women who are willing to
contribute at least $50,000 or more
towards buying a house and/or paying taxes of a certain amount after at least 7
to 10 years of living in the U.S. regardless of their education level and even
if they are working a minimum wage job).
A government benefit to provide increased tax breaks to companies that
hire a certain number of American citizens and immigrants would help decrease
the risk of American citizens getting displaced for minimum wage jobs when it
comes to the illegal immigration issue.
Please understand that I love America, I’m proud to be born an American
female and am not anti-American. My beliefs happen to come from adoptive
parents who taught me to be open-minded towards people of different races (My
adoptive father is an American citizen of Aztec Indian and Mexican heritage
while my late adoptive mother was a Caucasian woman with traces of French and
Cherokee Indian heritage). I just felt the need to speak up because I feel that
some resentment towards illegal immigrants stems from classism more than racism
(a secret hostility towards men and women who come from the lower financial
socio-economic classes both American born U.S. citizens and poor people from
countries outside of the U.S.). Additionally, yes the U.S.A. may not have had
an immigration policy in place (back during the 1600’s and 1700’s)when many
European settlers decided to call many areas of the U.S. home that were
previously inhabited by various groups of Native Americans (the Sioux,
Iroquois, etc.). However, although my viewpoint may cost me some second job opportunities,
this part Menominee Indian female does not see any reason why immigration
(illegal or legal) must be halted when the beginning history of the U.S. (both in
the 1600’s and 1700’s time period) was shaped by men and women immigrating from
different parts of Europe to what is now the United States.
This is a
Yahoo news article to check out for those who enjoy Adam Lambert’s music.
Adam
Lambert Talks Hollywood, Hedwig, and Reaching a New ‘High’
This
link is great for those who enjoy the Mad Men television series. This is a Yahoo
news feature on actress Christina Hendricks
Christina
Hendricks on the End of 'Mad Men,' Joan's Big Career Move, and Her New Comedy
Role
I actually
saw this story featured on the grio news website featured yesterday. I will
share the grio news website link in a few seconds. However, as others have
noted, there was little reason for a mother to encourage her child to hurt
another innocent little girl over dressing as one of the princesses(Queen Elsa)
from the Frozen movie. Hopefully the mother (Rachel Muir) and her daughter
Samara Muir will get an abundance of emotional support both internationally and
in their home base of Australia where this happened. I will also list the Daily
Mail link that she knows connects it with.
3-Year-old Aboriginal girl shamed for
dressing up as Frozen queen
1 day ago
‘I don’t know why you’re
dressed up because Queen Elsa isn’t black’: Three-year-old Aboriginal girl left
in tears after she is racially abused by a grown woman for wearing her
favourite Frozen costume
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3134125/I-don-t-know-dressed-Queen-Elsa-isn-t-black-Three-year-old-Aboriginal-girl-left-tears-racially-abused-day-family-wearing-favourite-Frozen-costume.html#ixzz3dvzUaaJe Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
Aboriginal 3-year-old harassed for
dressing up as Frozen princess
This was one
of the latest website links pertaining to my current place of employment
(Walmart).
Wal-Mart
CEO: China still presents a great opportunity
by Fox Business Videos 8:12 mins
Wal-Mart CEO Douglas McMillon on how the
retailer is reinventing itself, the state of the economy, the impact of
ObamaCare and wages.
5 Ways to Start Chasing Your Dreams
Pursuing the life you've dreamed of can happen if you have a few
tools in place to get started. Try these ideas for inspiration, and begin the
journey you're truly meant to take.
Sponsored by Chevrolet
8 Things Every Person Should Do Before 8 A.M.Read more at http://observer.com/2015/06/8-things-every-person-should-do-before-8-a-m/#ixzz3dyFhYArf Follow us: @newyorkobserver on Twitter | newyorkobserver on Facebook http://www.womenshealthonlineltd.com/tinder/report1.html Exclusive Report: Woman Loses 61 lbs After Being Bullied On Dating App Tinder. Shares Her Bizarre Weight Loss Method.Do You Want The Same Results? This Is The Only Weight-Loss Secret We Have Found to Work & Totally Approve of (Special Offer For Readers Ends Today). You have our permission to steal these for yourself!my Keegan (above) Lost A Mindblowing 61 Lbs in 5 Weeks Taking A Strange Natural Ingredient |
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Website Links and Comments Created From Yahoo, Business Insider etc Tuesday June 23 2015 and Amazon Reviews from June 20, 2015
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