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I need to do an interview (can be as simple as a PM) with a British person who has lived in Britain since at least the 1970s, about personal experience/thoughts regarding gays and lesbians in British society and how their roles/prominence has changed. It will probably be no more than five or six que...

I'm fine. It's a friend of mine who is stressed out.

(I am not asking for medical advice. Do not give medical advice.)

I am asking about others' practices. What music do you listen to when you are overly stressed out? What music do you find relaxing?

Thank you! That's it.

I listen to NPR all day on my mP3 player, so I listen to every program and had no idea which it was on, so I imagined it would be harder than that to find. I was searching program-specific.

What's the title of the book that they talked about the other day, about sugar, fat, and salt? I can't remember and I want to get it on Interlibrary loan...

It always reminds me of Emmylou Harris.

Denny wrote:real name eh

Actually, I know her well and we've since spoken. But it wasn't an email so I can't post the response. It was a very interesting exchange wherein she said she was just doing her job, and she wishes more people thought like I do and owned their actions fully.

I'm one step ahead of you. I actually already addressed this in my September 08 note copied below. Below is the text from an email that the Career Adviser of my college recently sent out. She contends that having personally unflattering information on facebook is a bad thing because it will prevent ...

There's no reason to hide. Own your words, actions, opinions, and associations by attaching your name to them.

It's not like you're giving out your social security number, DNA, and fingerprints.

I love you too!

No, you're a girl, and girls don't count!

P.S.

Grind.

(Can you feel the love?! LOL!)

I think it's stupid. Just use your real name. One of them, at least.

All the cool kids (Jim, Dale, me, Walden) do it.

...these folks can get on a last nerve and then stomp on it just because it's there. I do that sometimes. We all do. It can be fun. It's one sibling constantly nagging the other one. On the surface it's mean, but it's actually a sign of affection (or infection, take your choice). When people jump o...