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• Many things lead people to the
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• that artists are weird and the
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• artists' only job is to explore human
• beings emotions, /
• and yet they choose to focus on the
• ones that feel bad.

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• The fridge has been considered a
• necessity/ since the 1960s/ when
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• In my fridgeless fifties childhood,/ I
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• The Disney cartoon figures do not pose its
  national identity to children. For instance, to a
  French child Mickey is French, while to an
  Italian kid he is Italian.

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• The most powerful mass medium
• was the church,/
• which reminded worshippers /
• that their souls were in great peril/
• and that they would someday be
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• 1) The Euro Disney Corporation,/ acknowledging
  that its elaborate theme park had not performed
  as strongly as expected,/
• announced Thursday that/
• it would sustain a net financial loss of
  unpredictable scale in its first financial year.

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• 2) But since then the park has been hit by a
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• 3) It added that/
• "the amount of the loss will depend on
  attendance and hotel use rates/
• achieved during the remaining portion of the
  critical European summer vacation period".

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• 4) The announcement amounted to an extraordinary
  reversal for Euro Disney, /
• which opened/
• amid immense celebration and widespread
  predictions of immediate success.

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• 5) Mr.Forsgren,/
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• said he thought the market had
• "reacted a bit emotionally to
• preliminary information", /
• adding that by all objective
• standards the park is very
• successful and the rest is just
• details.

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• 6)The company said that/3.6 million people had
  visited the park from April 12 to July 22, /a
  performance superior to that of comparable
  start-up periods at other Disney theme parks,
  /but it warned that,/ given the likely strong
  seasonal variation in attendance, /it was not
  possible to predict future attendance or profits.

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• 7)Clearly, costs have been geared to a revenue
  level /
• that has not been achieved, /
• and the company is beginning to drop hotel
  prices/
• that have been widely described as excessive.

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• 8)Mr. Forsgren said /
• the number of staff, now at 17,000, would come
  down significantly in the next two months,/
• mainly through the loss of employees,
• /who worked on a temporary basis.

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• 1)It is a popular myth /that great
• geniuses
• the Einsteins, Picassos and Mozarts of this world
• spring up out of nowhere /
• as if touched by the finger of God.

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• 2)The model is Karl Friedrich Gauss,
• supposedly born into a family of
• manual workers,
• who grew up to become the father
• of modern mathematics.

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• 3) A professor who studies early
• learning has attacked this myth,/
• saying that when he looked into the childhood of
  these geniuses,/
• he discovered there was a pattern of very early
  stimulation by a parent or teacher figure.

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• 4)There is plenty of evidence that,/
• too often, pressure from parents results in
  children suffering fatigue rather than becoming
  geniuses.

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• 5)Supportive parents were those/ who would go
  out of their way to help their children follow
  their favorite interests,/
• praised whatever level of achievement resulted/
• and generally created a pleasant home governed by
  clear rules.

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• 6)Stimulating parents were more actively involved
  in what their children did, /
• steering them towards certain fields /
• and pushing them to work hard, often acting as a
  tutor.

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• 7)The result was that/
• the children/
• whose parents were simply supportive/
• were happier than average/
• but were not particularly intense in their
  concentration/
• when studying or working on something.

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• 8)Children /
• whose parents were stimulating without being
  supportive/
• were candidates for fatigue.

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• 9)One reason/
• why prodigies such as Picasso and Einstein had a
  head start in life/
• was that they had parents/
• who demonstrated how to think about subjects like
  art or physics at a very early age.

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• 10)It is the time/
• spent in the conversation/
• as well as the way in which a parents talks/
• that count.

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• 11)One researcher is attempting to show this
  experimentally with a study/
• in which groups of parents are taught how to have
  beneficial conversations with their small
  children.

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• 12)He says/
• these children have an advantage over their peer
  group in language ability, intellectual ability,
  and even social leadership skills.

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• 13)The most significant implication would seem to
  be that/
• while most people are in a good position to
  fulfill their biological potential/
• barring serious illnesses or a poor diet
  during childhood /
• it is far from certain that/
• they will grow up in an environment where that
  capacity will be developed.

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• What is the most valuable contribution employees
  make to their companies, knowledge or judgment? I
  say judgment. Knowledge, no matter how broad, is
  useless until it is applied.
• And application takes judgment, which involves
  something of a sixth sense a high performance
  of the mind.

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• This raises interesting questions about the best
  training for today's business people. As Daniel
  Goleman suggests in his new book, Emotional
  Intelligence, the latest scientific findings seem
  to indicate that intelligent but inflexible
  people don't have the right stuff in an age when
  the adaptive ability is the key to survival.

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• In a recent cover story, Time magazine sorted
  through the current thinking on intelligence and
  reported, "New brain research suggests that
  emotions, not IQ, may be the true measure of
  human intelligence."

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• The basic significance of the emotional
  intelligence that Time called "EQ" was suggested
  by management expert Karen Boylston "Customers
  are telling businesses, 'I don't care if every
  member of your staff graduated from Harvard. I
  will take my business and go where I am
  understood and treated with respect.'"

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• If the evolutionary pressures of the marketplace
  are making EQ, not IQ, the hot ticket for
  business success, it seems likely that
  individuals will want to know how to cultivate
  it. I have a modest proposal Embrace a highly
  personal practice aimed at improving these four
  adaptive skills

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• Raising consciousness. I think of this as
  thinking differently on purpose. It's about
  noticing what you are feeling and thinking and
  escaping the conditioned conditioned confines of
  your past. Raise your consciousness by catching
  yourself in the act of thinking as often as
  possible.

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• Using imagery. This is what you see Olympic ski
  racers doing before entering the starting gate.
  With their eyes closed and bodies swaying, they
  run the course in their minds first, which
  improves their performance. You can do the same
  by setting aside time each day to dream with
  passion about what you want to achieve.

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• Considering and reconsidering events to choose
  the most creative response to them. When a Greek
  philosopher said 2,000 years ago that it isn't
  events that matter but our opinion of them, this
  is what he was talking about. Every time
  something important happens, assign as many
  interpretations to it as possible, even crazy
  ones. Then go with the interpretation most
  supportive of your dreams.

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• Integrating the perspectives of others. Brain
  research shows that our view of the world is
  limited by our genes and the experiences we've
  had. Learning to incorporate the useful
  perspectives of others is nothing less than a
  form of enlarging your senses.

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