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Robert Elson Happy Everyday!

Happiness is difficult to define and even harder to measure. We experience it as a combination of elements, in the same way that one wheel or spring inside a watch doesn't keep time - it is a result of the synchronicity of the whole. As a relative state, happiness is what psychologists call our subjective well-being and, fortunately for us, it is a state that we can actively change for the better. Here are 20 ways to start.

Everyone longs for happiness, but few possess it. The pursuit… Continue

Added by Robert Elson on November 20, 2009 at 11:25pm — No Comments

Jackson Lin What Does Anxiety Feel Like?

How is it really feels like when we have anxiety disorder. So, how does anxiety feel like? Read on and you'll have a rough idea how anxiety feels like.

Johny, a factory worker, has started to become nervous in social settings. He is a very shy person. lately he has had extreme difficulty in a variety of social situations. One of his responsibilities at work is to interview job applicant. he finds it difficult to look into his interviewee's eyes, and often the mere thought of the interv

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Added by Jackson Lin on November 20, 2009 at 11:25am — No Comments

Ken Rich Happy Everyday!

Believe that you deserve good things. Open your mind to the possibility of great blessings. You are meant to be happy. The universe wants you to be happy and share that joy with everyone.

As soon as you wake up smile. This is a whole new day with many new possibilities. Today you will do new things and meet new people. But in order to receive all these blessings you have to be open to it. Believe that good things will today.

Do what you feel is right. Don't worry about bein… Continue

Added by Ken Rich on November 20, 2009 at 9:06am — No Comments

Joseph Timan Relax Your Mind and Stay Focus

Many people have asked me about techniques for coping more effectively with stress.

Although I send some of them for counseling or psychotherapy when symptoms are severe, most are looking for practical ways to manage stress on their own. They want to take responsibility for handling their own problems observing their inadequate methods of dealing with stress, learning new techniques to improve their habits, and then practicing these techniques on a regular basis. (or you may want more… Continue

Added by Joseph Timan on November 20, 2009 at 1:13am — No Comments

Johnaton Peter Health Message

We are all trying to live a happy life here... that's why take care your health is the first and most important part, without it, you won't get anywhere..

Happy thoughts are part of our lives. In an average day it is estimated that we have around 60,000 thoughts. Have you ever wondered how many of these thoughts are happy thoughts?

Anxious thoughts and feelings take us away from our own path... our own purpose. But a straight path doesn´t admit compromises. This negative th… Continue

Added by Johnaton Peter on November 19, 2009 at 11:20am — No Comments

Tucson Weekly Fresh and Familiar: Generationals @ Club Congress, Thursday 11/19

The Generationals—a fine rock band from New Orleans—like to play up the old

Catchy 1960s-style rock music built on the foundations of Phil Spector and the Beatles doesn't have much to do with the classic New Orleans sound.

But for the Generationals, reaching back in time to weave threads of different musical tra… Continue

Added by Tucson Weekly on November 18, 2009 at 4:53pm — No Comments

Tucson Weekly Fresh and Familiar: Generationals @ Club Congress, Thursday 11/19

The Generationals—a fine rock band from New Orleans—like to play up the old

Catchy 1960s-style rock music built on the foundations of Phil Spector and the Beatles doesn't have much to do with the classic New Orleans sound.

But for the Generationals, reaching back in time to weave threads of different musical tra… Continue

Added by Tucson Weekly on November 18, 2009 at 4:53pm — No Comments

Weekly Soundbites Soundbites: Rich Hopkins, The El Camino Royales, The Hounds, Lisa Otey and more!

GIVE BACK, ENJOY MUSIC

With Thanksgiving upon us during this especially trying year, perhaps it’s time to help those who are less fortunate. Two benefit shows this week make that fun and easy to do so.

Since 2002, local guitarist, singer, songwriter, label owner and volunteer Rich Hopkins has held a benefit sho… Continue

Added by Weekly Soundbites on November 18, 2009 at 4:41pm — No Comments

Weekly 9 Questions 9 Questions: Ria Tsinas

Ria Tsinas is an archaeologist who, in one way or another, has been involved with music in Tucson for 20 years (booking, merchandise sales, door sales, fan). It started with her aunt, who ran the Pink Cadillac.

Kristine Peashock, mailbag@tucsonweekly.com

What was the first concert you ever saw?

… Continue

Added by Weekly 9 Questions on November 18, 2009 at 4:24pm — No Comments

Weekly 9 Questions 9 Questions: Ria Tsinas

Ria Tsinas is an archaeologist who, in one way or another, has been involved with music in Tucson for 20 years (booking, merchandise sales, door sales, fan). It started with her aunt, who ran the Pink Cadillac.

Kristine Peashock, mailbag@tucsonweekly.com

What was the first concert you ever saw?

… Continue

Added by Weekly 9 Questions on November 18, 2009 at 4:24pm — No Comments

Weekly Top 10 The 17th Street Guitars and World Music Store top sales for the week ending Nov. 13, 2009

1. Stefan George

Cloth (self-released)

2. Francisco Gonzalez

The Gift/El Regalo (17th Street)

3. Tom Walbank and Arthur Migliazza

Burn Your Bridges (self-released)

4. Guy Clark

Somedays the Song Writes You (Dualtone)

5. Dave Alvin

… Continue

Added by Weekly Top 10 on November 18, 2009 at 4:21pm — No Comments

Weekly Top 10 The 17th Street Guitars and World Music Store top sales for the week ending Nov. 13, 2009

1. Stefan George

Cloth (self-released)

2. Francisco Gonzalez

The Gift/El Regalo (17th Street)

3. Tom Walbank and Arthur Migliazza

Burn Your Bridges (self-released)

4. Guy Clark

Somedays the Song Writes You (Dualtone)

5. Dave Alvin

… Continue

Added by Weekly Top 10 on November 18, 2009 at 4:21pm — No Comments

Weekly Live Reviews Live: Hanson, Sherwood @ Rialto Theatre, Tuesday 11/10

Hanson were mere adorable kids, ages 11 to 16, when "MMMBop" launched an era of teen megastars, from Britney Spears to the Jonas Brothers. It was all but a foregone conclusion that they'd flame out and never attain credibility as serious, talented musicians.

In the dozen years since, they’ve all gotten married, had… Continue

Added by Weekly Live Reviews on November 18, 2009 at 4:15pm — No Comments

Weekly Live Reviews Live: Hanson, Sherwood @ Rialto Theatre, Tuesday 11/10

Hanson were mere adorable kids, ages 11 to 16, when "MMMBop" launched an era of teen megastars, from Britney Spears to the Jonas Brothers. It was all but a foregone conclusion that they'd flame out and never attain credibility as serious, talented musicians.

In the dozen years since, they’ve all gotten married, had… Continue

Added by Weekly Live Reviews on November 18, 2009 at 4:15pm — No Comments

Weekly Rhythm and Views Neon Indian: Psychic Chasms (Lefse) @ Club Congress, Saturday 11/21

With Neon Indian, 21-year-old Alan Palomo makes roots-pop music for the Internet age. He creates with the hands-on imagination of a gamer, and his sound—including his mostly incomprehensible vocals—is entirely a product of electronics. Neon Indian is his third music project, and one of the others, the geek-electro VEGA, is sti… Continue

Added by Weekly Rhythm and Views on November 18, 2009 at 4:13pm — No Comments

Weekly Rhythm and Views Neon Indian: Psychic Chasms (Lefse) @ Club Congress, Saturday 11/21

With Neon Indian, 21-year-old Alan Palomo makes roots-pop music for the Internet age. He creates with the hands-on imagination of a gamer, and his sound—including his mostly incomprehensible vocals—is entirely a product of electronics. Neon Indian is his third music project, and one of the others, the geek-electro VEGA, is sti… Continue

Added by Weekly Rhythm and Views on November 18, 2009 at 4:13pm — No Comments

Weekly Rhythm and Views Wolfmother: Cosmic Egg (Modular/Interscope)

Anachronistic acts make easy targets. They're not innovators; they're acolytes, interested in re-invoking the halcyon days of a particular moment just for revelry's sake. In the case of Wolfmother, that moment mostly begins with the early proto-metal of Led Zeppelin and ends around the late-'70s Bon Scott era of AC/DC. They d… Continue

Added by Weekly Rhythm and Views on November 18, 2009 at 4:11pm — No Comments

Weekly Rhythm and Views Wolfmother: Cosmic Egg (Modular/Interscope)

Anachronistic acts make easy targets. They're not innovators; they're acolytes, interested in re-invoking the halcyon days of a particular moment just for revelry's sake. In the case of Wolfmother, that moment mostly begins with the early proto-metal of Led Zeppelin and ends around the late-'70s Bon Scott era of AC/DC. They d… Continue

Added by Weekly Rhythm and Views on November 18, 2009 at 4:11pm — No Comments

Weekly Rhythm and Views Nancy McCallion: Take a Picture of Me (Mama Mama) @ Primavera, Friday 11/20

A mainstay of the Tucson music community for more than 20 years, acclaimed singer-songwriter Nancy McCallion has created an excellent new album that couldn’t be more timely.

The 12 country, blues, rock and Celtic-influenced songs examine the struggles of America's working poor and homeless populations. (A dollar from ea… Continue

Added by Weekly Rhythm and Views on November 18, 2009 at 4:08pm — No Comments

Weekly Rhythm and Views Nancy McCallion: Take a Picture of Me (Mama Mama) @ Primavera, Friday 11/20

A mainstay of the Tucson music community for more than 20 years, acclaimed singer-songwriter Nancy McCallion has created an excellent new album that couldn’t be more timely.

The 12 country, blues, rock and Celtic-influenced songs examine the struggles of America's working poor and homeless populations. (A dollar from ea… Continue

Added by Weekly Rhythm and Views on November 18, 2009 at 4:08pm — No Comments

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