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At Home With: Daniel Tammet, Brainman, At Rest In His Oasis (February 15, 2007;Sarah Lyall;NYT;—; New York Times; ;. BULLIED by other children and bewildered by ordinary life, Daniel Tammet spent his early years burrowed deep inside the world of numbers....)
What I've Learned (January 1, 2003;—Look what I've learned ~ I've learned ~ that you cannot make someone love you. All you can do is be someone who can be loved. The rest is up to them....)
I can prove to young people... (January 1, 2003;—I can prove to young people that it's completely possible to take care of humanity at a higher standard of living than anybody every thought of;...)
Jim Rouse (January 1, 2003;—March 28, 1996 Dear Jim, There is a letter that I've written many, many times in my mind. It's possible that I've never mailed it, I guess because it seems presumptious, or less than enough....)
The healthy human being... (January 1, 2003;—The healthy human being is the human being who can allow himself to be vulnerable and who rejects any notion of a life lived in fundamental separation from other human beings....)
16 Assumptions of the Dominational System (January 1, 2003;—The dominational system has existed for 5000 years. It is based on a set of assumptions that tend to remain constant. The need to control society and prevent choas requires some to dominate others....)
Paul Robeson (January 1, 2003;—as singer, actor, activist, by Hans Knight (New York Times 2-1-97) Once in a while, I turn on my stereo, close my eyes and let the voice flow over me, so dark and rich I feel I can almost touch it....)
Attitude (January 1, 2003;—"The longer I live, the more I realize the impact of attitude on life., to me, is more important than facts....)
Success in life ... (January 1, 2003;—Success in life (for some people) depends on the ability to go from failure to failure with no apparent loss of enthusiasm. (Winston Churchill) Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not;...)
Vincent (January 1, 2003;—October 14, 2001 Dearly beloved,, On this lovely occasion, your 39th birthday, it occurs to me that if we were to ask among ourselves why we love you we'd have a litany of what we hope for on this planet, what we hope...)
Christopher Alexander (January 1, 2003;—Architecture's Irascible Reformer By EMILY EAKIN RUNDEL, England — Moss grows from the steep, pitched roof of the West Dean Gardens visitors' center. Carefully trained grape vines hug its walls....)
John Adams (January 1, 2003;—A Master's Moment, a Message Sent: Life Is Good By PAUL GRIFFITHS LL of John Adams's music is vivid and powerful, but what's most striking about it is its sense of fun. There is joy in it —...)
John Nash (January 1, 2003;—April 11, 2002 What, Exactly, Was on 's Beautiful Mind? By HAL R....)
Kevin Daley (January 1, 2003;—It's Not What You Say, but How It Sounds By CLAUDIA H. DEUTSCH OTHING looks calculated about the beige sport jacket and tie that Kevin R....)
Walter Benjamin (January 1, 2003;—January 16, 2000 ART/ARCHITECTURE; The Passages of Paris And of Benjamin's Mind By Herbert Muschamp SOME of us don't read fiction....)
Martin Luther's Passion, Still Resonating Today (January 1, 2003;—Martin Luther's Passion, Still Resonating Today By STEPHEN HOLDEN lthough "Luther," Eric Till's teeming screen biography of Martin Luther doesn't strain to make parallels between the 16th century and t...)
Bonhoeffer (January 1, 2003;—'' By ELVIS MITCHELL Directed by Martin Doblmeier, 90 minutes With his documentary '','' which opens today in Manhattan, the director Martin Doblmeier has assembled a touching narrative on the nature of faith....)

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