Wonderful Women Of The World: TedxWomen Part 1 – Resilience
Posted by Michelle Moquin on December 3rd, 2011
Good morning!
Last night a dear friend of mine invited me over to her house to watch TedX Women. This was a 4 part series, an entire day of inspiring women and girls telling their stories. The series began at 11:00 AM Thursday morning and ended Thursday night at 9:30PM, switching from the line-up in LA to the line-up in NY, and hosted by 4 different people. It is truly a sensational series of speakers.
So…because I am so thrilled with this series, I am going to post each part of this series on 4 different days beginning with….well beginning with part 1 of course.
So Thursday night I watched the entire part 4 of the series, and yesterday I watched the entire part 1. And all I can say is that the speakers all touched me in some way through their words…their vision…their HOPE….
Unfortunately, I am not able to post the videos of their talks, but please click on any of the names to view. And I encourage you to do so, because this series is so worth the watch – these women are wonderful.
As you can probably tell from the heading, each one of these lovely ladies deserve my title as a Wonderful Woman Of The World. And yes, you’ll notice one man is a featured speaker as well…and rightly deserves this spot amongst this group of women.
Here’s the line-up for part 1:
Resilience
The way women regroup, rebound, and rebuild after experiencing setbacks or loss, always moving forward
Hosted by Pat Mitchell, President and CEO, The Paley Center for Media
Gayle Tzemach Lemmon is the author of the New York Timesbest seller The Dressmaker of Khair Khana, and writes economic stories focused on women and girls as a fellow for the Council on Foreign Relations and a contributing editor at Newsweek Daily Beast.
Gayle Tzemach Lemmon never set out to write about women entrepreneurs. She was simply looking for a great—and underreported—economics story after leaving ABC News for MBA study at Harvard to pursue her interest in economic development.
What she found was women entrepreneurs in some of the toughest business environments creating jobs against daunting obstacles. Since then her writing on entrepreneurship has appeared in publications including the International Herald Tribune and Financial Times along with the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation.
While working in finance at the global investment firm PIMCO, Lemmon went on to write a book about a young Afghan teacher-turned-entrepreneur whose dressmaking business supported women around her neighborhood under the Taliban. The Dressmaker of Khair Khana became a New York Times bestseller and the subject of a Harvard Business School case study.
Now a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and a contributing editor-at-large for Newsweek Daily Beast, Lemmon continues to travel the world reporting on economic and development issues with a focus on women. She is author of the Newsweek March 2011 cover story “The Hillary Doctrine” and the September 2011 profile on U.N. Women’s Michelle Bachelet.
Lamis Zein is the first Lebanese woman who has qualified to conduct demolitions of cluster submunitions.
Lamis is the first Lebanese woman who has qualified to conduct demolitions of cluster submunitions. Formerly an English teacher, she found her new calling after the Israeli shelling in the summer of 2006 when four million cluster submunitions were dropped on South Lebanon. Today, hundreds of thousands of these remain unexploded, posing a threat to the people who live there, as well as rendering large tracts of land unsafe for use.
Lamis joined Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA), an organization that is executing clearance of these unexploded submunitions. Her family’s initial reaction was not very positive—they deemed the work too dangerous and not appropriate for a woman. Traditionally, this incredibly dangerous work has been undertaken by men. But Lamis persevered with her mission to work as a searcher, and is now a site supervisor, heading an all-female clearance team. Lamis is committed to clearing Lebanon of these dangerous weapons, and to making this land safe again for its people, including for her two young daughters.
http://www.facebook.com/npamaplebanon
Nicholas Kristof is an American journalist, author, op-ed columnist, and a winner of two Pulitzer Prizes.
Nicholas D. Kristof, a columnist for the New York Times since 2001, is a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner who writes op-ed columns that appear twice a week.
Mr. Kristof grew up on a sheep and cherry farm near Yamhill, Oregon. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Harvard College and then studied law at Oxford University on a Rhodes Scholarship, graduating with first class honors. He later studied Arabic in Cairo and Chinese in Taipei. While working in France after high school, he caught the travel bug and began backpacking around Africa and Asia during his student years, writing articles to cover his expenses. Mr. Kristof has lived on four continents, reported on six, and traveled to more than 150 countries, plus all 50 states, every Chinese province, and every main Japanese island.
Jill Iscol is a donor activist and president of the IF Hummingbird Foundation whose mission is to support domestic and global efforts that strengthen democracy and reduce the social justice, economic and educational inequities that threaten it.
Educator and activist, Jill Iscol, EdD, is President of the IF Hummingbird Foundation, a family foundation established in 1989 to support domestic and international efforts to strengthen democracy and reduce the social, economic, and educational inequalities that threaten it. For the past two decades Jill has supported and participated in numerous organizations and has developed an expertise in identifying visionary leaders and programs at early stages of their development. She fosters their advancement by providing seed capital and guidance enabling them to become stable, sustainable and successful organizations, impacting lives around the globe.
As a Democratic Party activist, Jill served as Co-Chair for Hillary Rodham Clinton for Senate’s New York Finance Committee and as National Vice-Chair of Hillary Rodham Clinton for President’s 2008 Finance Committee.
In addition, Jill serves as a Trustee of Horizons National, on the Advisory Board of the Center for New American Security inWashington, as a member of the New York State Commission on National and Community Service and was most recently appointed to the US-Afghan Women’s Council.
Jill’s first book, Hearts on Fire: Twelve Stories of Today’s Visionaries Igniting Idealism into Action, was released on November 8th, 2011.
Katie Wreed Bell is partner, Global Well-Being, for Gallup.
Katie Wreed Bell is Partner, Global Well-Being, for Gallup. Katie leads Gallup’s well-being initiatives, including the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index. Gallup has committed to continuing this groundbreaking initiative, which interviews more than 1,000 Americans every day, for the next 25 years. This transformational endeavor will create a database of health and well-being data that will provide government, business, and healthcare leaders with a consistent metric to measure the health, wellness, and prevention needs of the U.S. population.
Katie joined Gallup in 2005 as a Healthcare Practice Partner. She brought to Gallup 12 years’ experience in consulting with healthcare leaders on productivity, employee engagement, succession planning, patient loyalty, and nurse recruitment and retention.
Before joining Gallup, Katie worked as a consultant for The Advisory Board Company. During this time, she served as the nursing executive center practice lead for the company’s client services team. Prior to this experience, she served as the healthcare practice leader for a publicly held human capital management consulting firm. While with both those firms, she regularly advised healthcare executives and management groups in the areas of strategic planning, operational restructuring, and organizational development.
Katie graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln with a Bachelors of Science in Business and Education. She speaks globally on the topic of city leadership and wellbeing and makes appearances on local and national media programs; including the Dr. Oz radio show. Ms. Bell lives in Atlanta where she serves as the Director of Health and Nutrition for her children’s elementary school.
Rachel Simmons is the author of the New York Times bestsellersOdd Girl Out: The Hidden Culture of Aggression in Girls, and The Curse of the Good Girl: Raising Authentic Girls with Courage and Confidence. Claire Sannini will join her.
Rachel Simmons is an internationally acclaimed author and educator. She is the author of the New York Times bestsellers, Odd Girl Out: The Hidden Culture of Aggression in Girls and The Curse of the Good Girl: Raising Authentic Girls with Courage and Confidence. The co-founder of the Girls Leadership Institute, Rachel develops programs that empower girls to be emotionally intelligent, assertive young adults. A consultant to the Center for Work and Life at Smith College, Rachel was the host of the PBS special “A Girl’s Life” and appears regularly in national media.
Busisiwe Mkhumbuzi is a seventeen-year-old eleventh grade student at Rand Girls’ High School in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Busisiwe is a seventeen-year-old eleventh grade student at Rand Girls’ High School in Johannesburg, South Africa, who is majoring in accounting, history and physical sciences. She hopes to pursue actuarial science or politics in her future career. In her studies, she has achieved a high grade point average with diplomas in English, life orientation, economics, and she holds the Janette Maarschalk for the highest grade point average.
Busisiwe is an Action team leader of V-Girls, a global network of girl activists and advocates fighting against violence through creative events and empowering themselves and one another to create the change they imagine for the world. Inspired by Eve Ensler’s I Am an Emotional Creature: The Secret Life of Girls, V-Girls is a platform for girls to amplify their voices and ignite their activism. She is active in community development and teaches remedial classes for local children in basic mathematics, literacy, and physical education in athletics and volleyball. Her awards and accolades include the RAPs School’s One-Act Play Festival’s scroll, the Lulu Venter Trophy, the Best Supporting Actress and Scriptwriting Award, the Heming Trophy for Best Ambassador for her school, and many other awards for leadership, public speaking, and class captaincy. She is on the Student Representative Council at her school, and is currently campaigning to become its chairperson.
Morley, the multi-talented singer/songwriter/producer breathes sensuality into activism with her unabashed love songs, humorous takes on life, and worldly lyrical stance. (Performance)
Morley, the multi-talented singer-songwriter/producer breathes sensuality into activism with her unabashed love songs, humorous takes on life, and worldly lyrical stance couched in her warm and soulful sound that ranges wide with influences from rock, soul, and world music. Morley sees her music as an extension of her experience as a teacher in a variety of communities, from public high schools to community centers to ex-offenders. A major focus for her has been working with young people from international conflict zones on conflict resolution, highly rewarding work that has profoundly influenced her sound. Morley performs all over the world and has had the distinct honor of presenting for TEDWomen, His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela, Ban Kee Moon and Mary Robinson to name a few. Her new CD, Undivided, is available at her website.
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Social Butterfly: Thank you. Energy and effort is constantly needed to stop this male madness. One person can make a big difference – Everyone doing something can make a huge difference.
Teyrawah: From all the stories that I have read, and from what has been posted here, it is no surprise to me that you feel the way you do. And I don’t blame you one bit. Women are resilient...You are resilient -I still have lots of HOPE for women.
Anna of Guam: I agree with you 100 percent. It is a horrific idea that I HOPE does not come to fruition.
Howie: I too am infuriated. And I agree, Clarence Thomas needs to recuse himself. You can sign the petition and send him a message via Credo by clicking here.
Anonymous: I couldn’t help but smile from reading your write. Seems you are a connoisseur of fine tail.
James @ Barackobama.com: Didn’t miss it but I appreciate you posting it for those that may have.
Lea: Speaking of Robert, not your “damn cute Chamorro Robert :)…but our resident Robert: Where are you? Miss seeing you hear. I HOPE all is well with you. You too Lea – Hafa adai and good luck with the Robert in the trenches.
I can’t finish my responses this morning – got to run – Happy Saturday!
However before I go, I’ll leave you with this….in the words of the singer Morley and her song “Women of HOPE”:
“If you’re feeling HOPEless, help someone”
Peace out.
Lastly, greed over a great story is surfacing from my “loyal”(?) readers. With all this back and forth about who owns what, that appears on my blog, let me reiterate that all material posted on my blog becomes the sole property of my blog. If you want to reserve any proprietary rights don’t post it to my blog. I will prominently display this caveat on my blog from now on to remind those who may have forgotten this notice.
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michelle
Aka BABE: We all know what this means by now :)
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December 3rd, 2011 at 10:00 am
Thanks for making this article available to women. I for one will definitely read every word.
Carrie
December 3rd, 2011 at 10:02 am
Michelle, I got this when I attempted to post to your blog – Duplicate comment detected; it looks as though you’ve already said that!
I will try again.
Thanks for making this article available to women. I for one will definitely read every word.
Carrie
December 3rd, 2011 at 10:06 am
The republicans are doing everything they can to block any moneys going to Guam to accomplish the moving of marines to Guam from Japan.
They are on the take from their owners to stop any progress until they can get a piece of the billion dollar money pie.
McCain is on the take as usual. He an Senator John Webb of Virginia are the ones taking the big bucks to stall for their employers.
Look for much bull shit until their handlers get what they want from the $Billions.
Mike
December 3rd, 2011 at 11:05 am
Those of you who think just buying an i-phone or updating your OS is a fix, need to listen up. ALL CELL
PHONES are tracked, and anything on them can be using against you so long as the phone is connected to a “network”.
The “cell” in cell phone refers to the towers themselves, to guarantee quality of service your provider needs to know where your device is at all times, so ALL CELL PHONES “smart” and “dumb” are tracked.
Recent news mentioned a device called the stingray that can be used like a “portable cell tower” to find your phone wherever it is.
Now the tricky part is how exposed are you? To answer that you need to consider how “smart” your phone actually is?
Does it have GPS? Does it have internet access? Does it have a camera? Does it have expanded capabilities to run applications?
Well… Since it is connected to an active network, not only can the cell phone service provider locate you down to a few feet thanks to the GPS but so can a jealous partner or employer with software available online, an application designer / owner, a tech savvy computer geek, or someone with the monopoly of power like government, can use everything on that device that you can and more.
Find us on facebook under “caged ideas LLC” for more information.
December 3rd, 2011 at 11:20 am
Michelle, I read this in China. I suspect out government is using it to track all our messages. So I will not be using my cell to post to your blog anymore.
I thought I was being careful posting using western male and female names. But this new information tells me they were aware of every keystroke I made.
It is so sad that technology has to be this way. When I read the article you posted and this one I was so saddened.
Must be nice to be Zen Lill and never have to have the problems the rest of us have.
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Carrier IQ: Researcher Trevor Eckhart Outs Creepy, Hidden App Installed On Smartphones (VIDEO) (UPDATE)
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A security researcher has posted a video detailing hidden software installed on smart phones that logs numerous details about users’ activities.
In a 17-minute video posted Monday on YouTube, Trevor Eckhart shows how the software – known as Carrier IQ – logs every text message, Google search and phone number typed on a wide variety of smart phones – including HTC, Blackberry, Nokia* and others – and reports them to the mobile phone carrier.
The application, which is labeled on Eckhart’s HTC smartphone as “HTC IQ Agent,” also logs the URL of websites searched on the phone, even if the user intends to encrypt that data using a URL that begins with “HTTPS,” Eckhart said.
The software always runs when Android operating system is running and users are unable to stop it, Eckhart said in the video.
“Why is this not opt-in and why is it so hard to fully remove?” Eckhart wrote at the end of the video.
In a post about Carrier IQ on his website, Eckhart called the software a “rootkit,” a security term for software that runs in the background without a user’s knowledge and is commonly used in malicious software.
Eckhart’s video is the latest in a series of attacks between him and the company. Earlier this month, Carrier IQ sent a cease and desist letter to Eckhart claiming he violated copyright law by publishing Carrier IQ training manuals online. But after the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital rights group, came to Eckhart’s defense, the company backed off its legal threats.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation said the software that Eckhart has publicized “raises substantial privacy concerns” about software that “many consumers don’t know about.”
Carrier IQ could not immediately be reached for comment. But the company told Wired.com that its software is used for “gathering information off the handset to understand the mobile-user experience, where phone calls are dropped, where signal quality is poor, why applications crash and battery life.”
On its website, Carrier IQ, founded in 2005, describes itself as “the world’s leading provider of Mobile Service Intelligence solutions.”
*A Nokia spokeswoman said CarrierIQ does not ship products for any Nokia devices.
December 3rd, 2011 at 11:22 am
Michelle, thanks for recognizing me. It is blogs like yours that give us women in a seemingly hopeless situation hope and the courage to persist.
Thanks
Teyrawah
December 3rd, 2011 at 11:33 am
Dry Your Hands Right… Or Washing May Do More Harm Than Good
Of course we wash our hands after using the restroom, but how we dry them determines whether bacteria die off or thrive and spread, according to a new study in the Journal of Applied Microbiology.
Researchers measured the number of bacteria transferred from hands to other surfaces after volunteers washed and then used different types of electric hand dryers like the ones found in many public restrooms.
Most hygienic: High-velocity air-jet electric dryers that quickly strip water away while hands are held still.
Less hygienic: Conventional warm-air hand dryers, which work by evaporation.
Reasons: When hands are rubbed together (as they usually are to hasten drying with these machines), bacteria that live in the skin can be brought to the surface and then transferred to other objects…
and people often are too impatient to dry hands thoroughly with these slower machines, so the remaining moisture allows bacteria to move more readily from one surface to another.
Bottom line: Hand drying is an important part of hand hygiene, not a mere optional step after washing.
Take time to dry hands thoroughly, no matter where you are or what method you use (including paper or cloth towels), so you’ll be less likely to spread any bugs that survive the soap and water—and less likely to pick up new ones from whatever you touch next.
Anna Snelling, PhD, is a senior lecturer in microbiology at the University of Bradford in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, and leader of a study of hand-drying methods.
December 3rd, 2011 at 11:38 am
David, I’ll take my answer on Michelle’s blog. The reason is simple. 1. I know you read it every day.
2. I know that you called to get back together and that isn’t happening after you cheated on me.
3. I fucking you baby brother. I guess we can keep the cheating in the family since you were fucking my older sister.
Oh, yeah that comment you made about the loss of love in Black music.
Music was never just about entertainment in the black community. It was about hope. From the spirituals that slaves sang to survive brutal racism to civil rights anthems like “We Shall Overcome,” love of God, self and one another was the message in much of our music.
Joyce
December 3rd, 2011 at 12:56 pm
I hope you will be watching the total lunar eclipse over Guam, Saturday Dec 10.
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Total Lunar Eclipse Over Guam Night of Saturday Dec. 10
Guam News – Guam News
Guam – Big news in the skies over Guam next weekend, a total eclipse of the moon.
University of Guam Planetarium Coordinator Pam Eastlick is calling attention to the event. She advises that the lunar eclipse can be seen next Saturday night and Sunday morning, December 10 and 11.
The UOG Planetarium’s 7pm shows this coming week will be devoted to the lunar eclipse. The shows are scheduled for this coming Thursday, Friday and Saturday, December 8, 9 and 10. They are FREE.
* 6:30 p.m. The Star
- The 6:30 pm show in December is always ‘The Star’, an examination of what scientists think the Star of Bethlehem might have been.
* 7:00 p.m. Quality Time with the Star Lady
- the 7:00 pm show will be devoted to lunar eclipses
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Look up for god’s sake and appreciate.
Hafa Adai
Anna
December 3rd, 2011 at 1:15 pm
I’ll have to come back to read this, busy day today….sounds very interesting
2 things…anonymous, do you know that women see and acknowledge lovely male tail as well, we make an art form out of not ogling so you never even know and yes, with some the fleeting thought is the same and then I said, so sorry, what were you saying if I got temporarily distracted (hmm, did i let just out a woman secret?), it’s not a slight to anyone, just admiring the eye candy…married/no married, there’s nothing wrong with that. What’s married got to do with who you look at and admire for beauty?
and TAO/Viv, did someone visit me? Just asking…think you’d know why if you had, just a yes or no is fine though if you’d like to elaborate on a yes, please do.
Luv, Zen Lill
December 3rd, 2011 at 1:16 pm
Tao/Viv, I meant you’d know why I’m asking…ZL
December 3rd, 2011 at 2:09 pm
I have come to look forward to “Old Friend” by Phyllis Hyman coming from you bed room when I return.
Sometimes I could swear I hear it as the vun accelerator approaches v 1 on its halt.
As you approach your 67 birthday. I would like to celebrate our 48th year together by returning you to that tender age just before you 20th when we met.
After all how fair is it that I haven’t aged and you have? I know you love your grand and great grand children. But You have done much on this planet and I have always returned to share it with you.
Why not share mine with me. Although I don’t have a single planet to share, I do have the adventures of discovering a new one every 3 1/2 months. More than enough time to discover the unique spots for our hot sweaty love.
Jon
December 3rd, 2011 at 2:42 pm
Michelle, Thanks for the missing you. I decided to add the “Rt” for Resident since you dubbed me as such. It may alleviate some of the confusion.
I have been researching some materials for my clients. I will be in LA for two weeks on the 7th. I will be staying at the Peninsula Beverly Hills for the first eight days and at the Terranea Resort for the last 6.
Friends drop by and say hello if you are in the area at the time. Leave a note at the desk “from a friend from Michelle’s blog” and two best times to hook up.
Love politics, dancing, and the old soulful ballads of R&B. I always bring my collection beginning with Teddy Pendergrass’s “Close The Door” to Billy Paul’s “Me & Mrs. Jones.” I seldom make it through the first 100 Golden Oldies but it is always so enriching taking the journey.
I like to believe that I live that music. You are welcome to come and share my feelings or just take the journey with your favorite libation.
Robert
December 3rd, 2011 at 3:12 pm
See You Later, Alligator:
After allegations of sexual harassment and marriage infidelity, plus a lack of capability, Presidential candidate Herman Cain announced that he is officially out of the campaign for President of the United States in November, 2012.
I will not miss you Mr. Cain.
I am sure there are many who feel the same relief as I do, that you have thrown in the towel.
Perhaps in another life you will get to try again? You might even develope some intelligence by then.
Zen Lill, I must admit that it was me who visited you. You have good taste in futniture. I hope to come again soon and to visit as well.
… Just Joking.
HOWIE
December 3rd, 2011 at 10:17 pm
Howie:
Love your sense of humor. I wish we could be friends like you are with Zen Lill.
Nancy
December 3rd, 2011 at 10:29 pm
Barbara Walters was discussing the people who made it onto her coveted annual “Most Fascinating” special. But immediately after she announced the first people on the list — the Kardashians — Joy Behar objected, Donald Trump — Woopi Goldberg objected.
Then Barbara exclaimed “Why do I do this show? I could have a happy life on ABC News!” she exclaimed. Then she moved onto Simon Cowell — another choice who Joy picked on.
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No, Barbara. You could NOT have a “happy life on ABC News.” You couldn’t even get rehired by ABC News, let alone be “happy” there if you did.
You’re too thin-skinned, lazy, self-absorbed, 1%-ish, deadly dull, rude and your “legitimate journalism” days ended decades ago.
Giving hucksters like The Hairpiece and Kardashians another forum for their incessant, moronic blather is not journalism.
It’s not even interesting (let alone “fascinating”) to begin with. Babs should retire NOW while she still has a little bit of dignity left. At least, some people think she still has some left. I don’t.
Kepo
December 3rd, 2011 at 10:41 pm
I’m still having a hard time understanding how anyone can think Romney even deserves to run never mind win. He’s becoming the Sybil of candidates, don’t like his views? Wait 5 minutes they’ll change.
I don’t even want to go into the Mormon thing too deeply, suffice it to say in most parts of America sex with minors is a crime yet how many mormons are doing it and saying it’s their religious right.
Let’s not forget either that men with with multiple wives usually can be found in the mid-east. How do Republicans rationalize their blindness?
December 3rd, 2011 at 10:59 pm
You people bash arab men. But you kiss the ass of white men who are stupid, bigoted, and totally into the money.
You make Bill O Reilly the number one News show. How idiotic is that? Yet you have the temerity to bash arab men. At least we can think for ourselves.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXZj4Wy58Pk
or this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsUY9g2kZD0&feature=related
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You americans are idiots. That is the reason arab men can go to your country and blow it the fuck up so easily.
You are so greedy or stupid that you would allow them to come to your country and study how to blow it the fuck up with your own aircraft.
Now who is the stupid one? Talk, Talk, that is your best asset. But when it comes to action, you assholes suck.
Abul-Bari
December 3rd, 2011 at 11:01 pm
Last I heard New York Tmes was losing Money..Msnbc ratings are low and FOX News is making money and their Ratings are High..What’s Wrong with this picture?
Oh, I know..at FOX you are allowed to wear Crosses around your neck, speak of God and say Merry Christmas. FOX has a Judge, a Priest, A Minister, 2 Doctors, a Psychiatrist, some of the Lady Anchors have Law Degrees, Phd’s. Some left CNN and came to FOX.
I also understand Rachel Maddow applied for a job at FOX and did not get it, perhaps the reason for her hatred for FOX.
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December 4th, 2011 at 11:14 am
Michelle the nerve of some of this people. I clicked on the link of the above asshole and it was a blatant attempt to sell something.
I would like to suggest to the rest of the regulars and anyone else that checks in to ignore the assholes link.
How about that shit for manners Michael Tsarion. You could ask Michelle before you try to use her blog for free advertisement.
Now if someone tried to spam you like that, you would be livid.
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What part of that don’t you get asshole?
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