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Thaler's own faith has strengthened since becoming a Tebow fan.

Rabbi Jason Miller: Jews For Tim Tebow Rabbi Jason Miller 2012

Besides Mr. Shannon's bell jars, there will be David Amar's marvelously eccentric table, "Raymond," (named after experimental French writer Raymond Queneau), Yuya Kurata's ingenious "Stool for Two," Azusa Murakami's sleek porcelain "Implements for Eating Hamburger" and Harry Thaler's witty glass object, "Hang It on the Wall."

All the Beauty Under One Tent Emma Crichton-Miller 2010

“She told me she wouldn't see me unless I moved very far away,” he says as he looks down at a Google Earth image that he believes includes the location of Thaler's lean-to shanty.

Men Go to Great Lengths to Woo Reclusive Poetess Con Chapman 2011

He knows he is not alone in competing for Thaler's affections, as the woods here are thick with the corpses of assistant professors who died plighting their troths, or in some cases trothing their plights.

Men Go to Great Lengths to Woo Reclusive Poetess Con Chapman 2011

Thaler's own faith has strengthened since becoming a Tebow fan.

Rabbi Jason Miller: Jews For Tim Tebow Rabbi Jason Miller 2012

Of course there is always Thaler's and Sunstein's "Nudge" theory which is currently going down well with the Conservative Party in the UK as the solution to the partial-libertarian state.

Discourse.net: Of Coase and Coercion 2008

Thaler's Nudge: Improving Decisions about Health, Wealth, and Happiness says of 21st century libertarian paternalism: "The paternalistic aspect lies in the claim that it is legitimate for choice architects to try to influence people's behaviour in order to make their lives longer, healthier, and better".

The genealogy of Cameron conservatism Burke's Corner 2009

The B&N clerk who checked us out was quite taken with Mason's articulateness, as he carefully explained to her what it is he loves about Thaler's series.

Day in the Life of an Idiot lyda222 2007

Afterward we went to Barnes & Noble where I picked up a couple of books in a new series Mason loves: Mike Thaler's "Black Lagoon Series."

Day in the Life of an Idiot lyda222 2007

A Conservatism that has its intellectual sources in Sacks' communitarianism, Scruton's traditional conservatism and Thaler's 21st century paternalism breaks with the neo-liberalism of recent decades - and stands in the grand tradition of tory thought.

The genealogy of Cameron conservatism Burke's Corner 2009