Quote of the Day “You keep saying I’m addicted to electronics and that doesn’t help my self-confidence.” – Weston to Turner, after become frustrated and tearing up because he had trouble catching Turner to pull his flag during football.
Quote of the Day “Let each hour of the day have its allowed duty, and cultivate that power of concentration which grows with its exercise, so that the attention neither flags nor wavers, but settles with bull-dog tenacity on the
Quote of the Day “The more time you spend reading the research literature, the more it becomes clear: Giving people more control over what they do and how they do it increases their happiness, engagement, and sense of fulfillment.” –
Quote of the Day “We now think of the sound of recordings when we think of a song or piece of music, and the live performance of that same piece is now considered an interpretation of the recorded version. What
Quote of the Day “The first Edison cylinder recorders weren’t very reliable, and the recording quality wasn’t very good. Edison never suggested that they be used to record music. Rather, they were thought of as dictation machines, something that could,
Quote of the Day “John Phillip Sousa, the march king, was opposed to recorded music. He saw the new music machines as a substitute for human beings. “Sousa and many others also deplored that music was becoming less public. It
Quote of the Day “Mend your lives,” she said. “You have deceived yourselves in the pride of your hearts, and the strength of your arms. Though you soar aloft like the eagle, though your nest is set among the stars,
Quote of the Day “I think about the life they have, and how it goes on and on, until it seems like the life they were meant to live. Everybody is always saying how great it is that human beings
Quote of the Day “When people close to us face adversity, how do we give them a button to press? While it seems obvious that friends want to support friends going through a crisis, there are barriers that block us.
Quote of the Day “Acknowledging blessings can be a blessing in and of itself. Psychologists asked a group of people to make a weekly list of five things for which they were grateful. Another group wrote about hassles and a