Moves

Sesame Street - Zoe's Dance Moves
$9.93
Mixed feelings here. My granddaughter, aged 3, loved it, especially the muppets, the African section, Zoe's crazy dancing section, all of the ethnic dancing. We had to scurry around for all the props that the video kids were using. She watched it over and over trying to copy everything. However, most of her time was spent standing around glued to the screen. This is look at me, copy me pseudo dance instruction. However, some of the moves are downright dangerous for young children to try and copy. Changements, are you kidding me? (not even for 8 year olds from a video) Not unless you want severe knee and ankle problems. "Copy me" instruction has severe limitations. For young children problem solving emphasizing shapes, levels, directions, rhythm, and energy qualities lay a more substantial educational groundwork for dance appreciation. And creative dance problem solving is infinitely better suited to the charms of the Muppets!

One Fast Move Or I'm Gone: Music From Kerouac's Big Sur
$18.98
The DVD and Soundtrack combo blew me away. I didn't know Jack, but by inhaling this material it is clear that this artistic collaborative gets him on all levels in this work. Tom Waits, Patti Smith, Benjamin Gibbard, Jay Farrar, Lawrence Ferlingetti, Donal Logue and many, many more Kerouac inspired people lay it down. The creative interpretation and performance is worthy of your close inspection.

If you don't know Jack, and you should, this is a great place to begin. I give this 5 stars because it's the gift that keeps on giving.

Radio Disney: Move It
$12.98
My six, now seven, year old daughter and her friends love this one, and were stunned that we parents knew the words. It's good clean rock n roll fun.

Your Next Move: The Leader's Guide to Successfully Navigating Major Career Transitions
$26.95
If you are looking for a book to spoon-feed and walk you through your career, this book will not provide that. However it will help you connect-the-dots for typical management/leadership career navigation related issues. The book provides a good balance between theory and practice.
While the book sets forth suggestions that may help you in your career, it is ultimately up to you to decide what lessons you wish to draw from this book. Particularly if you are feeling stalled in or dissatisfied with your career, you should at least get this book from your library; you will likely be impressed enough to add it to your personal collection.