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W O RT H R E P E AT I N G "I EXERCISE MY RIGHTS as a citizen to have an opinion, to live by that opinion, and act by that opinion. And I respect other people's opinions, as well, although they may differ with me. And that's the beauty of this country: You can have those opinions safely." Peter Guber, co-owner of the Golden State Warriors, siding with his team after Trump rescinded superstar Stephen Curry's invitation to the White House. (CNBC, 9/27) "DON'T BE PARANOID, be prepared." Trent Sanders, retired L.A. county sheriff's deputy and earthquake-preparation advocate, on the importance of stockpiling one gallon of water per day per person, as well as planning a latrine system with plenty of toilet paper. (LA Times, 9/24) "IT'S BEEN LIKE TRYING to push a bowling ball through a straw, quite frankly. This has been a logistics challenge from the very beginning." FEMA deputy director Daniel Kaniewski citing the challenge of restoring an air traf- fi c control tower that fell in Puerto Rico. (CNN, 9/28) "TONIGHT, I'M TAKING A KNEE for America, but not just one knee, I'm taking both knees. Both knees in prayer for our planet, our future, our leaders of the world, and our globe." Stevie Wonder taking the stage at the sixth annual Global Citizen Festival. (Rolling Stone, 9/17) "THE COMMUNITY HAS TOLD US they're already feeling over-policed and over-surveilled." Commissioner Priscilla Ocen, a Loyola Law School professor, who's been the most vocal opponent of the drone on the Sheriff's Civilian Oversight panel. (LA Times, 9/28) "I ALWAYS SAY that chefs like me, we love to feed the few, but I think we love even more feeding the many." Renowned high-end chef Jose Andres in San Juan, Puerto Rico, after acquiring food, gathering volunteers, and feeding thousands of hospital workers. (CNN 9/28) "FROM THAT, WE CONCLUDE that the vast majority of dogs love us at least as much as food." Neuroscientist Dr. Gregory Berns of Emory Uni- versity breaking down an experiment where dogs were given hot dogs in some situations and praise in others. (NY Times, 9/27) "IF I AGREED TO WORK with his admin- istration, how could I look these girls in the eye? I do not believe this initiative — nor any partnership with this White House — can reverse the harm this administration has al- ready done in attempting to legitimize intolerance." Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani, daughter of immi- grants, on rejecting Ivanka Trump's invitation to talk about her computer science education initiative. (CNN 9/28) The Power of Living with a Wide-Open Heart "I look to Scott for wisdom and lead- ership, and he has delivered both with Big Love. This book opened my heart and mind, and I'm forever grateful." — GLENNON DOYLE, author of the #1 New York Times bestseller Love Warrior "Scott Stabile is a wonderful presence of love, advocacy, warmth, resilience, and grace in our world. I adore and admire everything he creates." — ELIZABETH GILBERT, bestselling author of Eat, Pray, Love "A must-read for anyone wanting to fi gure out how to authen- tically show up for your life (for better or worse). . . . It's never about those treacly, saccharine 'just stay positive' admoni- tions . . . . In fact, the book is funny as hell." — THE ADVOCATE "I look to Scott for wisdom and lead- ership, and he has delivered both Big Love my heart and mind, and I'm forever grateful." author of the #1 "Scott Stabile is a wonderful presence of love, advocacy, warmth, resilience, and grace in our world. I adore and admire everything he creates." — ELIZABETH GILBERT, "I look to Scott for wisdom and lead- ership, and he has delivered both with Big Love my heart and mind, and I'm forever grateful." author of the #1 "Scott Stabile is a wonderful presence of love, advocacy, warmth, resilience, and grace in our world. I adore and admire everything he creates." — ELIZABETH GILBERT, www.newworldlibrary.com | Also available as an ebook 10 wholelifetimes.com