Remember the days you struggled just to make a yo-yo spin, and if you were really fancy, to “walk the dog”? You ain’t seen nothin’ yet. Japanese yo-yo world champion BLACK tells the inspiring story of finding his life’s passion, and gives an awesome performance that will make you want to pull your yo-yo back out of the closet.
Twice the world yo-yo champion, BLACK mixes dance, sport and performance to create unforgettable yo-yo moments.
Tootsie = Epiphany
Good catch, David. Now, step away from the keyboard and I’ll do the same! Go play outside… :-D
This emotional three minute interview with Dustin Hoffman has gone viral on Youtube. Hoffman said he’d initially had doubts about making the movie Tootsie unless he could be made to look like a beautiful woman. In the moment he was told that he was as attractive as he was going to get as a woman, the actor said he had an epiphany.
“I went home and started crying, talking to my wife, and I said, ‘I have to make this picture,’” Hoffman said, choking up as he recalled his reaction. “And she said, ‘Why?’ And I said, ‘Because I think I’m an interesting woman, when I look at myself on-screen, and I know that if I met myself at a party I would never talk to that character because she doesn’t fulfill, physically, the demands that we’re brought up to think women have to have in order for us to…
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SMWI*: “It’s not funny”
A psa on the dangers of exercise?
Some, very funny. Some, not. Some, clearly manufactured for TV. Strong finish.
- SMWI* = Saturday Morning Work-Out Inspiration
- The posting of this clip is inspired by Brenda @ space2live.
Music For Saturday
I drove over a thousand miles last week all over Wisconsin and back, got home past midnight and woke up at 5 [!@#$ birds!]; thank you for this PERFECT SONG FOR THIS MOMENT! :-D
What “IS” this?
True dat!
I came from brilliancy
And return to brilliancy.
What is this?
– Hoshin
Sources: Haiku – Thank you Whiskey River. Hugo Raes Portrait by Stephan Vanfleteren
20 lessons learned in my first 80 years
Byron Wien grew up in Chicago during the Depression. “He was orphaned at 14 and overcame a difficult childhood to attend Harvard undergrad and business school. He recently turned 80, and in response to a request from a conference organizer moments before he was supposed to speak, Wien committed to paper some ideas which surely contributed to his success, but more important, they are lessons that shaped such a rich and remarkable life.” Here are a few excerpts:
- Network intensely. Luck plays a big role in life, and there is no better way to increase your luck than by knowing as many people as possible. Nurture your network by sending articles, books and emails to people to show you’re thinking about them. Write op-eds and thought pieces for major publications. Organize discussion groups to bring your thoughtful friends together.
- Read all the time. Don’t just do it because you’re curious about…
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Minnesota Town Has 4-year Old Mayor…
Supporting a candidate like this might get me interested in politics again…
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