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Nicer than Social, with Attention Needed

Submitted by Gregg Jann on Fri, 2010-02-12 17:41
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Motivation

It's quite possible and technical to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs to be friendly and loving in a big way according to accomplishments in the self esteem and actualization needs. Rising up the order requires each of the 5 stages of needs to be met as you go up the pyramid after fulfilling the need before moving on the next. Self actualizing needs and self esteem needs can include Grandparenting and Big Love in productive output like the right electioneering, book publication, or educating audiences that are important to you.

Consumer Movement and Women's Movement

Submitted by Gregg Jann on Tue, 2010-01-19 19:39
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Advocacy

Knowing oppression, repression, and suppression, et al, is key to understanding "non-white" power dynamics.

A Better Goodness

Submitted by Gregg Jann on Mon, 2010-01-11 00:50
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Advocacy
Being smarter than you while working as a church custodian is a movie subject. Writing is more than the spoken word in legal impact, except for the hearing need of a woman's love. Actions speak louder than words is true if writing is included as action. How can the ignorant judge an action? Checking in and building trust with a person will improve a person; how else can recognized leaders know who changed the world and it's ideas? The goodness that is a quiet person's action can be worth a politician with a quiver intending to earn luxury, which I consider the most of The Honorable.

Changing Image of ADD from Appearing Uncaring

Submitted by Gregg Jann on Mon, 2009-12-28 06:01
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Prevention and Health
Reading popular culture sources can be a source of sarcasm or enlightenment opportunities. A store's T-shirt comparing ability to remember to love and caring extends into the mainstream of media. People with Attention Deficient not only have difficulty surviving the cut in the classroom, but their spouse material, friends, and original family are making judgments of a negative nature. No one wants to be known as self centered, unaware of their surroundings, or too inconsiderate for relationships.

One Administration's Change Under the Weather

Submitted by Gregg Jann on Mon, 2009-12-14 02:40
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Property Rights and Ethics
To quote an Associated Press news article in the local Sunday newspaper on scientists working on Global Warming, "And they compared contrarians to communists-baiting Sen. Joseph McCarthy and Somali pirates. They also called them out-and-out frauds." The first term paper I ever created and then recycled into adult college reading from 1980 to 1982 was "Economic Mechanisms for Reducing Pollution." Is AP reading my stuff and applying it to Status Quo politicians, some lawyers, IP arbitragers, and systems like Mental Health and Education?

Somethings for Lengthy Holidays

Submitted by Gregg Jann on Thu, 2009-11-26 09:07
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Family and Friends
The season being a source of sadness or even flare-ups of depression for many, celebrating the holidays with activities is a must for most anyone. Simple experiences like tasting traditional food like egg nog, sweets, and cider can blend with festive meal extravaganzas with family and friends. Making a point to decorate and celebrate lighting ceremonies from your apartment mantles to the civic square is seasonal treasure. Bustling retail is excitement for penniless window shoppers, generous gift givers, and busy workers.

Law is Erroneous in What is American Sometimes

Submitted by Gregg Jann on Mon, 2009-11-09 00:17
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Critical Thinking Fighting Suppression
Born in the USA and not renouncing citizenship is basic American, therefore all ideas springing forth in support are American. The Red Scare ostensibly ended in the 1950s with the best hearts opposing blacklists and McCarthyism. We need ideas to evolve and lead, and greater divergence of behavior accepted.

From a Minister's Son

Submitted by Gregg Jann on Wed, 2009-10-21 01:07
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Holistic Community and Perma culture
Certain occupations stamp their children with significant impact outside of what is provided to them. Albeit sometimes misguided in following a set of teachings, sons and daughters of ministers can live through intentional testing by their parents, the pulpit of the church, or the congregational throngs. Getting the community to act with care and love and truth is one discipline that lacks accountability. A less passive, somewhat aggressive style of Being can accept conflict and punishment of the inner group more than preaching peace and kindness.

Start with One Day

Submitted by Gregg Jann on Sun, 2009-10-11 07:08
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Motivation
Loving yourself is key to confidence for leadership of self and to love another. Hard fought existence or challenging battles for accomplishments are vital for life satisfaction. Your daily routines are important for stability, your future goals depend on them, and are the basis to reaching out to others. Start by "inventing" a day for just yourself and extend a routine of activities of living as full a life as you can to the rest of the week.

Do Ask and Tell Nice Bigger than You See In Person

Submitted by Gregg Jann on Sun, 2009-10-11 01:47
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Advocacy
Discriminations are to be fought against together and alone until we are accepting and understanding of people not like ourselves. The current debate about the military punishing gay soldiers is about discrimination. What about saying "nice" to describe civilians? Our society, as I see it, is, "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" about a person being nice. Use leadership in making our homeland secure and kind and respectful. Our citizens need to share bio-information if someone is nice more than pleasant company to his target audience.

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