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Tag Archives: thinkers
Why Should Children Study Alexander Technique?
“Gal Ben-or, an Alexander Technique teacher in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, talks with Robert Rickover about the usefulness of the Technique for children.” Gal: “The Alexander Technique teacher tries to teach his students how to use themselves properly.” Robert: “It’s … Continue reading
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The Type Of Women I Fall For
The connection is usually swift. The women who turn me on are fast thinkers and fast speakers. They tend to be decisive, strong, formidable. Erudite. Capable. Our repartee is snappy because they love to laugh. I don’t have to explain … Continue reading
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Tagged great shape, repartee, social cues, speakers, thinkers
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Economist Tom Sowell On Dennis Prager’s Radio Show
Dennis: "I am about to speak about one of the clearest thinkers living. One of the top five…" "Allen Estrin, my producer, said America would be different if every college kid read this book. "The first edition of Applied Economics, … Continue reading
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Tagged college kid, Dennis Prager, john kerry, national security threat, profound commitment, radio show, senator john kerry, stage one, thinkers, tom sowell
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I’m Folding My Laundry Live On Cam!
Click here to visit my cam chat and watch me eat a lunch of baked beans on toast while discussing the turmoil in the financial markets with some of American’s brightest thinkers. RabbiGadolofManhattan: Luke, our new governor and his wife … Continue reading
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