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{ row1 }-Professor Steven Jones,Woody Harrelson,Naomi Wolf,Christine Ebersole,Ed Begley,Willie Nelson,Phil Donahue,Lou Dobbs,Keith Olberman,Michael Moore,{ row2 }-Alex Jones,Luke Rudowski,Ed Asner,Martin Sheen,Charlie Sheen,Rosie O'Donnell,Harry Belafonte,Peter Coyote,Amy Goodman,Noam Chomsky,Jeff Rense,{ row3 }-Robert F.Kennedy Jr,Jesse Ventura,Ron Paul,Cynthia McKinney,Dennis Kucinich,Cindy Sheehan,Gen.Wesley Clark,Gore Vidal,Bill Moyers.
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Bestselling author Naomi Wolf offered her views on leadership in a talk at Oregon State University Jan. 31, 2007.
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Lesson One
Be Still and Listen..
You have to understand that you are a recipient as well as an actor in this world. Silence is a healer. In silence, its as if your nerves get a chance to reposition themselves to attend; to pay attention, which is what a poet must do from the very beginning. You can start clean, with your sensibility refreshed, ready to receive whatever is coming- whatever messages the Universe is sending. It can just be the noise of a bird. Or can it be the message the Universe needs to send you about a complete change of direction. But you can't hear either until you sit still and do nothing.
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Great find of a book.
"(my father) is the kind of person who likes to convince otherwise sensible people to quit their jobs and follow their passions."
Snapperjack posted a photo:
Naomi Wolf at the screening of her film The End Of America, in London. Presented by dogwoof and Indiepix.
www.dogwoof.com www.indiepixfilms.com
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I have been an avid reader my entire life. I don't know what I would do without books. I don't know how I would have survived my childhood without books (although if I hadn't been such a geeky book worm...perhaps childhood would have been easier. lol).
All joking aside, I truly believe that literature has shaped who I am today....and I am grateful for every last page I have read.....and ever last page that I am going to read in my lifetime!!
:-) Yeah books!!
A book is the only place in which you can examine a fragile thought without breaking it, or explore an explosive idea without fear it will go off in your face. It is one of the few havens remaining where a man's mind can get both provocation and privacy.
~Edward P. Morgan
Snapperjack posted a photo:
Naomi Wolf at the screening of her film The End Of America, in London. Presented by dogwoof and Indiepix.
www.dogwoof.com www.indiepixfilms.com
Snapperjack posted a photo:
Naomi Wolf at the screening of her film The End Of America, in London. Presented by dogwoof and Indiepix.
www.dogwoof.com www.indiepixfilms.com
Snapperjack posted a photo:
Naomi Wolf at the screening of her film The End Of America, in London. Presented by dogwoof and Indiepix.
www.dogwoof.com www.indiepixfilms.com
Snapperjack posted a photo:
Naomi Wolf at the screening of her film The End Of America, in London. Presented by dogwoof and Indiepix.
www.dogwoof.com www.indiepixfilms.com
Igor Clark posted a photo:
Naomi Wolf's analysis of recent US events - including a Republican congressman's reports of members of congress being threatened with martial law if they didn't pass the bank bailout bill - which she calls "a coup" and "an armed insurrection".
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ONE: Please understand what you are looking at when you look at Sarah "Evita" Palin. You are looking at the designated muse of the coming American police state.
Naomi Wolf
September 22, 2008
Full text: www.huffingtonpost.com/naomi-wolf/the-battle-plan-ii-sara...
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TWO: Why did so many large financial institutions borrow so much money to invest in such risky securities? The answer lies in the way their top people are paid. Financial firm "rainmakers" get most of their compensation in the form of bonuses tied to the profits of their enterprise. When markets are booming, profits and bonuses are maximized by borrowing lots of money - investment banks borrowed $32 for every $33 of assets they owned in 2007 - and taking high risks with it. For example, in 2006, Goldman Sachs had a banner profit year and the average bonus for its 25,000 employees was $650,000. But most of this money was paid to those at the top, with key traders taking home $50 million. Everyone knew that such risk-taking would eventually lead to disaster when markets turned down, but they would not have to give back the big bonuses from the boom.
Professor Jim Crotty
Sept 24, 2008
Full text: www.truthout.org/092408R
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