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If You Love Something, Give It Away: The Maestro Program

Mamacita says:  A huge thank-you to Super Cool School for posting this video.

Billy Madison’s speech made everyone in the room dumber, but  Itay Talgam not only makes the world smarter: he makes the world smile.  Somehow, watching this gentleman makes me feel better about the world, and even about. . . me.  And that, my friends, is some kind of miracle.  Mr. Talgam, you rock.  Wow.

If social media is all about building trust-based community, music must then  be an embodiment of social media.

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This entry was written by Jane Goodwin and posted on November 22, 2009 at 3:17 am and filed under Education, Jane Goodwin, JaneG, Mamacita, Mamacita Jane, Mamacita Says, MamacitaG, Scheiss Weekly, Social media, The Arts, Video, music. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment(Latest is displayed first) or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.

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  1. I came to these books late in life. My wife was a big fan when she was a little girl, and so she made sure that our girls had them. As my previous exposure was the TV show, I was surprised to find out just how much of a journey they made.

    I agree 100% about the history lessons there. Then again, a firsthand account is usually more enlightening than any history text.

    Customer service is something that I demand from anyone who wants me to pay them for a service. For that reason I no longer deal with several businesses (Walgreens, Sprint, AT&T, Shop ‘n Save, Dobbs,) while some others have earned my commitment because of their willingness to do whatever it took to resolve an issue: Directv, Verizon, and Schnucks come leaping to mind.

    1. ~Easy on November 25th, 2009 at 8:51 am

  2. I’m using this for teacher’s workday tomorrow. Thanks!

    2. Sandra Montage on November 23rd, 2009 at 11:51 am

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