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Tag Archives: Ted Talks
The Answer Is Simple But It’s Not Easy
Live and Learn. We All Do. Thanks for stopping by.  Please share 🙂 Please don’t forget to leave a comment.
Posted in Education, wellness, Women
Tagged Getting What you Want, Inspiration, Mel Robbins, motivation, Ted Talks
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Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego?
Kids these days… all the time they spend plugged in to all those video games. Isn’t it terrible? Or is it? I am one of those parents that doesn’t limit my children’s time with the ipad, Wii or Xbox. Yes, … Continue reading
Posted in Education, motherhood, Product Reviews, Video Games
Tagged Game theory, iPad, James Paul Gee, mom, Screen time, Technology, Ted Talks, Video Games, Wii, Xbox
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Being Of Two Cultures And Belonging To Neither
For the first time in my life, I am making a sketch in print of a problem that has been on my mind for quite some time now. It is a problem that I can’t avoid just because of the … Continue reading
Men Are Like Steel. When They Lose Their Temper, They Lose Their Worth.
There certainly is no shortage of parenting books out there. These books show you the latest and greatest tips for everything from getting your baby to sleep through the night to good behavior in general.  And, so often I am … Continue reading
Posted in motherhood, wellness
Tagged anger, Explosive Child, Family, Home, Hot blooded, Joseph Addison, Middle East, MIddle Eastern Temper, Parent, Tantrum, Ted Talks, University of Bonn, Warrior Gene
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We Simply Cannot Afford To Forget That Nature Is Sexist.
Ok. I don’t like to come off as critical or judgmental but this topic, I believe, deserves some second thought. As one of the most powerful and richest women in the world Oprah’s statement that she has no regrets having … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Oprah, Spirituality
Tagged E! News, human, Intelligence quotient, Linda Hirshman, London School of Economics, motherhood, oprah, Pew Research Center, Satoshi Kanazawa, Ted Talks, The Guardian, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Washington Post, Unconditional Love, Washington Post
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If The Only Prayer You Ever Say In Your Entire Life Is Thank You, It Will Be Enough.
Does it seem strange to anyone else but me that the biggest shopping day of the year in the U.S. is the day after Thanksgiving? It’s kinda like we’re saying, “Let’s get this giving thanks stuff out-of-the-way and focus on … Continue reading
The Only Thing That Interferes With My Learning Is My Education.
The new Federal education standards known as Common Core, are stirring up a big argument around the nation. The standards have been in existence for a while and are now becoming an issue because they are just recently being put … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Economics
Tagged Common Core, Common Core State Standards Initiative, Council of Chief State School Officers, education, George W. Bush, Howard Markel, Khan Academy, National Center for Education Statistics, National Governors Association, No Child Left Behind Act, Obama, seth godin, Standardized tests, Ted Talks, United States
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Raw! Raw! Raw! That’s The Spirit! Right?
The raw food lifestyle has inspired an enthusiastic, soul-stirring movement across the globe and much of this excitement can be credited to Cherie Soria, who instructed and encouraged a host of devoted followers, entrepreneurs, and fledgling chefs. Fueled by her … Continue reading
Posted in Diet, Health and Fitness, Uncategorized, wellness
Tagged Carleton Coon, Cooked vs Raw Food, Digestion, Eating, education, energy, food, Good Health, health, nature, Raw foodism, Richard Wrangham, Ted Talks, Vesanto Melina
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When The Music Changes, So Does The Dance
As we all know, Miley Cyrus was the conduit that brought twerking to the mainstream consciousness. This is unsurprising. A few months ago, Cyrus uploaded a YouTube video wearing a onesie and twerking to a song called “The Wop.” Frankly, … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Health and Fitness, Spirituality
Tagged africa, ancient egypt, Anhai, Brooklyn Museum, Dance, education, Keaira LasShae, Miley, Miley Cyrus, MTV, MTV Video Music Award, Ramesses VI, Ryan Seacrest, Ted Talks, Twerk, United States, youtube
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