What do you think  of Sylvia Brown?
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I believe alot of what she says but I also dont believe alot of what she says. Its pretty cool to watch her tell someone something and their all freaked out because she's hit the nail on the head.
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Note: all comments below are JMHO.\n\nHealey - one word - ick. She is too scripted - and why?  She has HANDLERS! They are referred to on a regular basis. So, any vote for her is essentailly a vote for a puppet that can't think or speak for herself. (You see how flustered she gets in the debates...)\n\nPatrick - I would like him if he would JUST ONCE anwer a question. He never does.  It has been pointed out several times by several different reporters, other candidates and talk shows.  Why can't people see this? This fact alone scares the crap out of me. He does SAY he is for all the things I beleive in, except for the illegal alien issue. But, still, I can't bring myself to vote for him. \n\nRoss - great ideas, well spoken, but damn lady, lose the 70's love child clothing and get a decent haircut! Image is everything.  If she just cleaned up a bit more, she may be taken more seriously. \n\nMihos - I think of him as a fancy Menino. I LIKE his jokes.  Everyone has got to stop acting so damn serious all the time.  He says what is on his mind (and everyone else's mind), and that makes him so normal - which is a good thing. He has my vote!
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I think she was gifted with psychic insight at one time, but she became a bit too full of herself. She believes in quite a few strange things, such as the idea that there are purely evil people who can't change. That's a sad point of view for any Reincarnationist to embrace.
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I would personally put the odds more toward the "not likely" end of the spectrum.\n\nDoes she admit that she has these tendencies? Has she said that she wants to change?\n\nIf "no" to both of these, I would say that there is **no** chance of change. Even if she does, is she sincere?\n\nBest of luck, but be careful.
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Lori seems like a nice lady.  I like the name too.  It kind of rolls off my tongue.  \n\nIt's too bad her boyfried is lame, since he posted this stupid question.
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I feel very blessed to be able to know that there is a "true" psychic and a wonderful person. I answered the other Sylvia question "is Sylvia a quack". You should read my statement and that will tell you how I feel. later-ready2roll
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Do you realize this is the Computers/Internet category, not the Arts category. Sylvia Plath was a great poet and a question in regards to be Sylvia Plath deserves to be in a category worthy of her poetry. It is also the courteous thing to do.
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I'd like to see her come around. Refreshing viewpoint.\n\nUnfortunately, if she's looking for Christian acceptance, she probably won't find it here. From the perspective of a dirty heathen, though...she sounds quite reasonable, pleasant, and has considered her religion with research beyond what she's been told in church. I have the utmost respect for anyone who has done this, no matter what beliefs they settle on afterwards.
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I think she is fabulous. I am impressed by her humanitarian work and the fact that her show is not trashy. I don't watch her show very often, becuase I don't watch tv, but I think she has a tremendous positive influence on America. You go Girl!
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I really believe in Sylvia Browne - she says we all have spirit guides that help us through our lives - the spirits that "haunt" just don't know they are dead and have to be told so - loved ones who pass on I believe watch over us also....
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Madeleine Albright and Gloria Steinem \n\nAlbright--yes, she is a brilliant woman who is strongly reminescent of Margaret Thatcher.  She is straightforward and understands foreign policy intimately.  She also is charming and witty.\n\nSteinem--yes, she too is brilliant, has a fascinating past, but despite her feminist leanings is feminine and an excellent role model.  Besides just think of all the votes she'd get when the "bunny" pics are printed.
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I think Ann Coulter, she's truly a "nut". My professional opinion is that she suffers from hypomania with psychotic features. Usually I can watch conservative commentators spew their crap, in Ann's case however she provokes me into seizures! lol.
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NO definately not intellectual....great TV personality MAYBE.  \n\nGOOD investor....obvious.  I think she is over-rated a bit.  I think she has lost touch with her core audience (those in the 30-40 thousand dollar range).  I think that when she shows off her 22 houses and each room designed with antiques and silk it makes the rest of us look at our lumpy but comfy couch and go "sigh".  \n\nI do think her MAJOR contribution to society is teaching us all to READ again.  She has made many people sit down with a book who for a long time hadn't.  Oh and her stance on education....I love that as well.
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Do some research on Sylvia Brown.I have confidence in this.....and trust me------I AM NOT fooled easily.They should make themselves known to us around 2010-2016 or so.You might be surprised.......but let the sceptics scoff until then.
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Grace!\n\nDo you use the channel4.com/bigbrother online community forum?\n\nApparently she is more hated than Sezer. I hope she goes.\n\nBookies are offering 1/100 odds on her getting 100% votes!
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You have to know her, well her history.\nShe was kind of a smartass.\nIt is really not that deep.  She knows what people think of her and the "they" is the outside world.  \nShe is showing she is happy to be a nobody because she says "how dreary to be someone" because to her being a someone is sort of like being a conformist.  She sees herself as different, which makes her a nobody to the someones, which makes her strange. \nIt is one of my favorite poems, especially since she says \n\n"Then there ’s a pair of us—don’t tell!\n\nThey ’d banish us, you know."\nIn a way, she's telling everyone who thought she was a weirdo, up theirs.  Although most of her poems were published and then read after her death...that's besides the point.  ;)
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Sylvia Browne (born Sylvia Celeste Shoemaker on October 19, 1936 in Kansas City, Missouri) is an alleged psychic and medium, and author of numerous books on spirituality. In 1992 she was convicted of investment fraud [1].\n\nShe has had a long running feud with skeptic James Randi who claims her readings are indistinguishable from those achieved by mentalists using cold reading and hot reading techniques. Randi has offered to test her abilities in a controlled environment, but Browne has failed to perform the tests.\n\nShe is the regular featured guest on The Montel Williams Show every Wednesday.