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    Archive for September, 2007


    Why I’m Grateful to Mahmoud Amadinejad.

    September 27th, 2007 at 3:22 pm » Comments (3)

    Iranian President Mahmoud Amadinejad, speaking at Columbia University, sent out the shockwaves that you might expect of a holocaust denier who has said that that Israel should be “wiped off the map.”
    An article in EDGE Boston, observed that “CNN’s Jeanne Moos… presented the views of an expert in reading facial expressions. Said the face-reading expert, […]


    Mahmoud Amadinejad, the start of this post

    September 27th, 2007 at 10:50 am » Comments (2)

    Iranian President Mahmoud Amadinejad, speaking at Columbia University, sent out the shockwaves that you might expect of a holocaust denier who has said that that Israel should be “wiped off the map.” But face reader Rose Rosetree finds reason to be grateful to him in this tongue-in-cheek profile.


    Smart Consumer or Snob? GUEST POST FROM BRAINY

    September 26th, 2007 at 12:17 pm » Comments (9)

    A dynamic conversation was started here on the topic of self-teaching vs. using other resources. With several comments, the topic has been gaining energy, and BRAINY WOMAN weighs in anonymously. As with all GUEST POSTS, the blog-site records this as coming from me–but that’s just because I haven’t managed the technical skills yet to show it comes […]


    Cosmetic Surgery, GUEST POST

    September 25th, 2007 at 9:33 pm » Comments (2)

    This Guest Post comes courtesy of Ryan Biggerstaff. If you would like to see a clearer photo of Dr. Phil, click here.
    I watch very little television, but I recently decided to go channel surfing in time to catch an episode of the Dr. Phil talk show that featured guests who want or had plastic surgery […]


    Marcel Didn’t Give Chicken Soup for the Soul

    September 24th, 2007 at 12:58 pm » Comments (7)

    No mime interpreter needed here—the best kind of expert to reveal the inner Marcel Marceau would surely be an empath. Let’s merge with the man pictured here to celebrate his extraordinary life, 84 years that ended September 22. I’ll describe the databanks that interest me most. Comment away with your own findings!
    “What kind of reality […]


    Powell’s New Power

    September 24th, 2007 at 12:35 pm » Comments (0)

    What a difference a decade makes! Ten years ago, Powell was short-listed as a Republican nominee for president. Five years ago, he was W.’s Secretary of State. Now he’s advising Democratic nominee Barack Obama. And has his face ever changed, keeping  pace with all that inner transformation.


    Thanks again, Mr. Colbert

    September 23rd, 2007 at 1:26 pm » Comments (2)

    I’m a huge fan of Stephen Colbert. Today, a friend called to let me know about the cover story about him today in “Parade Magazine.” Was I curious? You bet.Check out the article, if you can. I especially enjoyed reading that Colbert comes from a Catholic family and teaches Sunday School. That Catholic connection sang to […]


    Foreign Editions, GUEST POST

    September 23rd, 2007 at 10:57 am » Comments (1)

    Dear Rose,  I would like to know where I can place an order for a Chinese Edition of “Empowered by Empathy.”  
    Regards,
    Bonnie


    Recognize Those Lips?

    September 22nd, 2007 at 8:50 pm » Comments (0)

    Natural physical changes are the glory of face reading. They shine as bright as the stars on a general’s uniform, and who would be a better example than retired General Colin Powell? Continuing from yesterday’s face reading, let’s read his lips. During just a couple of years, they changed so much. Again, let’s use these […]


    Patraeus “Betray Us” Or Just “Give Us Busy Work”?

    September 21st, 2007 at 2:19 pm » Comments (4)

    Busy-work for an enraged America, that’s the true message in the General’s report. We are to move out the absolute minimum of soldiers from Iraq, meanwhile asking our nation to avoid “rushing to failure.” Will it be so much better if we plod to failure?
     
    Patraeus’ report sets this country a most ridiculous assignment: Talking



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