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Statistics: the Truth about US
A number of years ago I was driving down the road listening to the radio when I heard an astounding statement come over the air waves. After thorough research, scientists had concluded that children learn more effectively in smaller classrooms, … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1987, AA, Alcoholics Anonymous, Allan Bloom, Consumer Reports, evaluation, ISIS, Kool-Aid, Muslims, New York Times Best Seller, numbers, Obi-Wan Kenobi, percentages, probabilities, statistics, Statue of Liberty, Syrian refugees, terrorists, The Closing of the American Mind, truth
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Rehearsal (Lace Up Your Dancing Shoes)
I can’t begin to tell you how many rehearsals I have attended in my six decades of life. Play rehearsals, solo vocal rehearsals, choral rehearsals, barbershop quartet rehearsals, rock band rehearsals, country/bluegrass band rehearsals, wedding rehearsals, story telling rehearsals, voice … Continue reading →
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Tagged AA, Alcoholics Anonymous, boredom, changeable, chattanooga, dancing shoes, Don Williams, effortless, endorphin, fickle, fly fishing exercises, focus, fundamentals, Grammys, Hanon, harrow, intentionality, Lamaze, pianist, pray, purpose, rehearsal, Resusci Anne, ritual, self talk
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The Lost Story 