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Co-authors of 'Sarah from Alaska'
(NECN) - The campaign may be more than a year in the past, but questions remain about just went on behind the scenes with former vice presidential candidate Sara Palin. Two reporters who were there for it all and cover it in a new book, Sara fr...
Video|Thu, 12 Nov 2009|More from Boston.com
|Educationfound at0:15, 6:02
“…of attention it's called Sarah from Alaska. The sudden rise in brutal education revenue conservative superstar and with us this morning are the co authors. Scott Conroy entry Sean Walsh good to have you here …”
“…is the book is so from Alaska the sudden rise in real education of the new conservative superstar Scott Conroy and should -- Walsh thanks for being here in the things you always happening to …”
Special Interview with Steven Woods
In this Marketing Over Coffee: An Interview with Steven Woods, Eloqua Founder, CTO and Author of Digital Body Language Direct Link to File Show length 31:43 Marketing Over Coffee is brought to you by our sponsor Blue Sky Factory 01:48 New Marketing by nature disintermediates the sales force 04:10 Switching from outbound campaigns to Awarness, Discovery, Validation and Post-Sale 07:00 [...]
Audio|Wed, 11 Nov 2009|More from Marketing Over Coffee Marketing Podcast
|Educationfound at21:32, 4:58
“…but that's only the final part of the process all of the education for all the buyers in the buying committee. That went into. The rest of the education and has been lost by just looking at that final lead source so marketers are really -- understand. -- They need to …”
“…business further security software purchasing a car. As we've got a good education cycle. What information we're looking for is much more defined by eight. We knew we are as buyers are we just educating …”
Bright-Sided: How Positive Thinking Undermines America
Journalist and activist Barbara Ehrenreich explains the perils of the Bright-Sided: How the Relentless Promotion of Positive Thinking Has Undermined America . Americans have a singular capacity for glossing over hardships with exhortations to "look on the bright side." The oft-prescribed power of positive thinking is certainly capable of altering our outlooks, but as Ehrenreich argues in her new book, this is not entirely for the better. In fact, it can lead to individual self-blame and institutional disregard for possible negative outcomes (like a national housing crisis). This is Ehrenreich at her provocative best—poking holes in conventional wisdom and faux science, and ending with a call for existential clarity and courage.
Audio|Wed, 11 Nov 2009|More from WGBH Forum Network | Public Domain Podcast Podcast
|Educationfound at34:36, 31:18
“…know if there is a connection between. What has happened to college education and in general and -- thinking I mean I my own feeling and I hesitate to say and then. The vicinity of such an impact. Institution. Is a Q and a certain extent. Higher education. . Has become very scam like. You want -- job all right we can't guarantee you'll ever get one but we can give …”
“…And Mary Baker Eddy. Portland -- these are people without any formal education. . But. They were rebelling against the dominant Calvin has some of their time. The -- idea that we are allred should sinners. …”
10/11/09: MEEP!
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Audio|Wed, 11 Nov 2009|More from Michael Graham, WTKK, Boston, MA
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“…the beginning of the word meet and it means radical Moslem elimination education -- We can't get that bowl. …”
“…ask you in particular. Come to the contradiction in terms of public education. . -- high school kids are censored percent in -- yet and that is -- They can say whatever they want even if …”
11/11/09: Stephen Pagliuca
Jim and Margery talk with Democratic Candidate for Senate Stephen Pagliuca they discuss: Health care bill/Abortion, Defense of Marriage Act, Don't Ask don't Tell, Ray Luc Levasseur speaking at U Mass Amherst, Jobs/Unemployment, Capital Gains, Gun Control, Middle Class, Financial Industry, and Afghanistan/More troops,
Audio|Wed, 11 Nov 2009|More from Jim & Margery Podcast
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“…and grow and and and make sure their kids can have an education you just like -- …”
How We Survive: Sprouting Up in Empty Breadbaskets #45-09 November 11, 2009
A look at food deserts in both urban and rural areas, and the community gardens that are sprouting up in them Please DONATE at radioproject.org
Audio|Wed, 11 Nov 2009|More from National Radio Project/Making Contact Podcast - 64k version
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“…says the enormous food poverty education and employment problems in the county. Cannot be separated. You don't. …”
Meet the Candidate: Congressman Michael Capuano
(NECN: Alison King, Somerville, Mass.) - From his home in Somerville, Massachusetts, Congressman Michael Capuano and his wife Barbara collaborate over a GPS navigational device. She calls us out the locations -- he programs them in. ...
Video|Wed, 11 Nov 2009|More from Boston.com
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“…people wanted to move broke apart these guys were declining. With the education system was seen as we can pour on the scene seems dangerous and corrupt and all kinds of those things to a …”
Raising awareness for 'Home Base'
(NECN: Latoyia Edwards, Boston, Mass.) - Nearly one in five U.S. troops suffer from depression or stress disorders. The Home Base Program provides support and services to veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, who return home with post....
Video|Wed, 11 Nov 2009|More from Boston.com
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“…they provide clinical services. For the veterans counseling for their families plus education for a community providers as well as -- research to improve treatment for veterans Leslie. Where Edwards and Boston tonight thank you. …”
Here and Now for Tuesday, November 10, 2009
On today's podcast — the latest on the investigation of the Ft. Hood shootings; buying and selling carbon offsets; reading the last words of convicted criminals executed in TX; health care legislation and abortion; and the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street.
Audio|Tue, 10 Nov 2009|More from PRI: Here & Now Podcast
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“…man with the Brazilian conservation groups society for wildlife research in environmental education as TV ads. …”
Terrorist at UMass
Gov. Deval Patrick won't take any more action to prevent a convicted terror bomber from speaking at the University of Massachusetts Amherst despite his strong opposition, he said today. "I have brought all the pressure I can bring to bear," said Patrick, who urged UMass officials to reconsider hosting radical terror leader Raymond Luc Levasseur yesterday. I've made it clear it's a bad idea. Has Governor Patrick wimped out? Is this a slap in the face to law abiding citizens?
Audio|Tue, 10 Nov 2009|More from Howie Carr
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“…cutting our numbers servers and half so we can spend more on education. . …”