rosenthal, dr. pena who reallyjust showed me the way.ulations. >> and i really didn't know what it looked like. i really didn't know what it looked like and, first of all, thank you, black history month. you know what i mean? just seeing someone like me, we connected. i look like you. i'm from the same community as you. i've been through the same things as you. i connect with you and it just felt so genuine seeing every day i have to be great. i have to be in a place where i can serve and where i can show people like you can do it too. >> today is not just necessarily about celebrating the group. >> right. >> it's about trying to think about the future and paying it forward. >> absolutely, absolutely. we're definitely thinking forward. >> these people here don't know it, but there is a little surprise. >> we have a surprise. one thing i want to say -- could you come forward, dr. rosenthal? [ laughter ] >> on behalf -- >> the founder of the program. >> right. the founder of the program. you have been so monumental in my life, you and dr.

steve and kit rosenthal. steve as you may recall had a brilliant partner exhibition in the adjacent gallery with his extraordinary seascape photographs. susie natty was also a tireless enthusiast for the the exhibition and my work since then. louise breen was an advisor on on the book. george and penny wingate, who have been wonderful supporters for years and and last but from least my long suffering wife, ellen, both and so i want to thank all of them and and all of you for for being here so that period of, 11 years, the formation of homer as a marine was a key period his becoming a mature. and it included pictures so captive. over that 11 years such as this beloved centennial picture now usually known as breezing up that those earned homer the title of america's favorite painter. such is the familiarity some of his paintings that even americans who do not know homer's name often do know his work. homer's cape and pictures are familiar to many of you, especially since the exhibition wasn't so long ago. and i

in our roles as managers, as educators, one of the most brilliant studies that i just long is by rosenthal. jacobson, where he simply shows that leading teachers to expect more of their students increase is the iq and achievement of students over the course of of the year, the teachers, by changing their mindset change to situation for their students in a way that unlocks their potential. so that's the first part of the answer is the power of the situation to shape us and it's it's availability as a lever that we can all pull matter where we are we can all make every situation at least a little bit better. now, the fundamental attribution error refers to the fact that we underestimate the power of the. we get it a little bit wrong and it's a coined by my colleague recently deceased brilliant colleague lee ross. the fundamental error that he used this term to capture just the way we go our lives thinking that what really in driving especially other people's is who they are their personality, their character grit, their wit, their intelligence we are continually searching for these interior

her name is elizabeth rosenthal.he wrote a book totally exposing price gouging, the techniques the industry is using. she also gave suggestions on how congress could help fix this, how you as a patient can protect yourself. it is called "an american sickness." it is also available on audible, which makes it much easier read. i highly recommend this by elizabeth rosenthal. please read it to help yourself and to maybe help reform this price gouging, the blank invoices they make you sign when you go get care, and the surprise bills. it is horrible. thank you for the time to talk. host: thanks for calling. this is a story from the arizona republic, published on yahoo! news. withheld reports on investigations of 2020 election claims. the arizona attorney general concluded months ago there was no widespread fraud in the 2020 election results in maricopa county, but the top prosecutor sat on the information and suppressed mitigating details, newly released records show. an investigative report and internal memos from 2022 i

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