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80How Transactional Analysis can help you communicate better, Part Two - the OK Corral and warm fuzzies
In the second part of of this Hub on Transactional Analysis we look at some basic concepts of Transactional Analysis, including strokes, the stroke economy, pastimes, games, and the underlying philosophy of the model.
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73Comic Book Collecting: Pastime or Addiction?
Back in the backward days of the 1920s and 30s, women temperance unions would roll through town after town espousing their unscientific opinions about the dangers of alcohol, insisting Jesus Christ made grape juice, not wine, and asking men and...
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67Baseball the Most Exciting Sport
If tonight's World Series game between the Cardinals and Rangers reminds us of anything, it is that there is not another sport that can match baseballs excitement. The Cardinals were down to their last strike in the game and both times survived and...
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72Getting Back Into Baseball At 39
After 9 years away from the game on the field, I am jumping back into it! Having played baseball competitively for my entire childhood, high school, and college and having coached teenagers through my 20s, I...
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65America's Favorite Pasttime: Baseball
America's favorite pastime is fastly approaching. It is in the air. If you like in Arizona or Florida, you can hear it, see it, and smell it. And soon in 30 major cities and several 100 other cities across the United States, you will be able to...
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55Hobbies, You Can Never Have Too Many, Right?
There is a reason I have not been writing hubs everyday. I have a few hobbies. Writing and blogging are definitely one of the top favorites, but I have 3 blogs. My main one, the one I make the most money on,...
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62Digital Scrapbooking: Subverting American Hegemony?
Digital scrapbooking reduces the past to its disjunct elements, omitting the unrecorded, or the unworthy, and what is left behind is organized in a precise arrangement so as to appeal to the senses. It mimics...
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67Life Lessons I Have Learned From Playing With Legos With Kids
Legos, a toy that has been around for many years, can help us understand important life lessons. Playing legos with children helps us understand the importance of maintaining balance, how variety makes the world interesting,and that children can be very intelligent. By playing with legos we learn to recognize the importance of imagination and that other people can have good ideas. It's good to play with legos like a child because we can recognize the world is full of poosibilities.
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63How To Optimize Digital Photos For The Web
We often felt annoyed and frustrated everytime relatives and friends sent links to photo albums and it took forever to download the photos. And when they were loaded, the photos were too large that we have to use the scroll bars just to see the...
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64History of Drive-In Theaters
The first reported Drive-In is said to have opened in the summer of 1933 in New Jersey. Before coming to its perfection, the concept was constructed using a Kodak projector and a hanging sheet in the...
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