Tim Conway

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Its history has its roots in the folk and traditional music played by the first colonists to reach America: traditional folk music, celtic music, gospel music and old-time music. It is a blend of popular musical forms originally found in the Southern United States and the Appalachian Mountains. The first country music releases in the United States began in the early 1920s. The songs were very subjective and personal, expressed loneliness, individualism, sadness and love. The term itself gained popularity in the 1940s and it was widely embraced in the 1970s.

The very first artist who recorded the first genre hit was Vernon Dalhart. Some of the widely known artists are: Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Patsy Cline, Carter Family, Kitty Wells, Buck Owen, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, Bob Wills, Conway Twitty and George Jones. Today in country music we've got some talented artists as well, like Taylor Swift, Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood, Tim McGraw, Lady Antebellum and Jason Aldean and of course many more.

Unlike other genres like jazz and the blues, country music remained consistently popular for decades. Country music had a profound impact and now is one of the best-selling genres after rock/pop. The most commonly used musical instruments in the genre: the fiddle (or violin), the banjo, the guitar, the dobro, the dulcimer, the steel guitar, the mandolin, the zither, bass guitar, the autoharp, the accordion, the harmonica, the piano, washboards and drums.

Country has changed across the years, different themes to sing about, different instruments, but its core remains the same and continues to define itself as different from other commercial music. It is a genre that will always be popular.

Whenever you're in the mood to research on music try this music search engine [http://musicscanr.com/term/country].

Law of Attraction: an Easy Way to Change your Negative Vibration Into a Positive One

The basis of the Law of Attraction is that you attract things and circumstances that are operating at the same vibrational level that your thoughts are.

The higher that you keep your mental vibration, the better things you can bring to yourself that are also at that higher vibrational level. For instance, when you are start out having a really great day - things just seem to fall into place and keep getting better. However, it works the opposite way as well. When you are having a “bad” day and are vibrating at a lower level, one bad thing after another seems to occur.

So obviously the trick is to do everything in your power to stay at a higher vibrational level. Sounds easy enough, but as you know, sometimes hard to put into practice in everyday life. It sounds great to have someone tell you “just think positive” but how do you do that after you have just a disagreement with a spouse, child, co-worker, bill collector or whatever the case may be?

The answer is mental distraction and this is where great technology can come in. You have probably experienced in the past that sometimes you just can’t get a bad mood out of your system on your own. While I personally love meditation, I also know it is sometimes very difficult to quiet your mind enough after a confrontation to reap the benefits of the practice.

This is where places like YouTube can offer a fun and easy fix. There are so many entertaining, funny and inspiring videos that you can obtain in as little as 5 minutes that can give you the distraction that you need, if even for just a few moments.

For instance, did you know that you can find all 4 Rocky “workout montage scenes” on YouTube? I don’t know about you, but I find I can’t help but feel inspired every time I watch those scenes in any of the movies. If you find yourself in a place where you just can’t seem to get the energy up to accomplish what lies before you on a certain day, I highly recommend you watch 2 or 3 of these clips to get the flow of inspiration. It takes as little as 3 minutes each to watch each clip, but the feeling can stay with you all day long.

How about laughter? I have two clips in my YouTube favorites category that make me laugh every single time I watch them. One is from the old Carol Burnett Show where Tim Conway goes off on a tangent about Siamese elephants just to make his costars laugh. It is called “Tim Conway Elephant Story“. If you type it in the YouTube search box, it will bring it right up. (Or you can go to my website for a direct link.) The last few seconds with Vicki Lawrence are priceless. The second is a hysterical laughing baby titled “Hahaha“. I find that watching either one of these clips changes my mood instantly. Maybe someday I will get bored of them and will have to look for more favorites, but I can promise you it won’t be anytime soon.

How about an inspirational ending of one of your favorite movies? I have the endings of Flashdance, Dirty Dancing, Footloose, Grease, a clip from FAME and many others I just enjoy tuning into for a quick feel-good boost. (I know… I know… they are all chick flicks - but heh it works for me!)

Favorite upbeat song? It is on YouTube. Favorite old commercial? Chances are it is there too.

Want inspiration? Watch the last 5 minutes of the Shawshank Redemption (titled The Shawshank Redemption - Final Scene - Movie Ending ), or the last ten minutes of it’s a Wonderful Life (under It's A Wonderful Life Ending). I cry with happy tears every time.

I even found the opening segments of some of my favorite childhood shows that bring a touch of nostalgia. They have the opening song for H.R. Pufinstuf, Sigmund and The Sea Monsters, The Land of the Lost and all the other corny Saturday morning shows I used to watch growing up. You try and stay in a bad mood while the song H.R. Pufinstuf keeps playing through your head.

Looking for a spiritual boost? The Secret has a great Video out titled “ The Secret Riches Visualization Tools“. An awesome video to watch while having coffee first thing in the morning or when you first arrive at work. It can set the tone for the rest of your day. There a ton more inspirational videos like that as well from all different sources. Just type in Law of Attraction in the search box.

Anyway, you get the gist of it. Think of the unusual. Something that tickles your particular fancy and give yourself a ten minute boost period.

Most importantly, do not feel guilty about it or feel as if you are just wasting time. You cannot put your time to better use, than making yourself feel better first - before taking any kind of action from a negative place. You will see a drastic difference in the outcome. (I do recommend however, waiting until the boss steps away for a moment before playing them. I don’t know if they will be as understanding about your needed attitude adjustment.)

So, go and make yourself feel better in a quick, cheap and easy way!

Happy Creating!

P.S. Unfortunately I am unable to put the direct links to some of the clips mentioned above because many article directories will not accept the html links. But if you go to my website I have direct links to them listed under Pick Me Up Videos in my Free Fun Section category.

About the Author

If you would like to view the direct links to the video clips listed above, or read more articles about how to use the Law of Attraction in your life please visit http://www.theveryhappyhuman.com

Out of these options, who do you think is best and why?

1. Don Rickles
2. Johnny Carson
3. Tim Conway
4. Dom DeLouise
5. Carol Burnett
6. Bob Hope
7. Lucille Ball
8. Bob Newhart
9. Don Adams

Lucille Ball. She was the ultimate comedienne. I adore all of the work she's ever done. She was a master with the physical comedy. A true gem.

AFL-CIO dumps Lincoln, backs Halter
LITTLE ROCK — Parting ways over card check and other issues, the Arkansas AFL-CIO dropped its longtime support of U.S. Sen. Blanche Lincoln today and endorsed her Democratic primary opponent, Lt. Gov. Bill Halter.

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