Who is Dale Carnegie?
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Who was Dale Carnegie?\nThe following is excerpted from the 1983 World Book Encylopedia \nCARNEGIE, DALE (1888-1955), was a pioneer in public speaking and personality development. He became famous by showing others how to become successful. His book How to Win Friends and Influence People (1936) has sold more than 10 million copies and has been translated into many languages. His books became popular because of his illustrative stories and simple, well-phrased rules. Two of his most famous maxims are, "Believe that you will succeed, and you will," and "Learn to love, respect and enjoy other people." His other books include How to Stop Worrying and Start Living (1948). Toward the beginning of his career, Carnegie wrote Public Speaking and Influencing Men in Business (1931), which became a standard text.\n\nCarnegie attended Warrensburg (Mo.) State Teachers College, and became a salesman for Armour and Company. Later, he taught public speaking to businessmen. He was born in Mary ville, Mo.\n\n\n--Carl Niemeyer  \n\nhttp://www.westegg.com/unmaintained/carnegie/the-man.html
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Mark Twain...  anyone from the South would probably be able to answer that question.\n\nOh, and I don't really think anyone believes the points thing...  :)
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Dale Earnhardt, everyone knows the king of racing..
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Try taking Dale Carnegie Training, they teach some awesome techniques.\n954 771 8477 - Speak to Scott Garvis, President
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can't remember his name. he's not overly famous as pocono doesn't bring in the sponser's and money to bring anyone huge.
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His name is Daniel Powter and you can check the video at this website. \n\nEnjoy
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Go Dale Go  Jr is the Man!!!
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Duane Kuiper\nHere is the link also
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Yes.  He's an inspirational man who teaches that everyone has the power to have a successful and happy life.  I read one of his books and it was full of wisdom and positive thinking. His ideas are only useful if you are willing to put in the work to become successful though.
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The answer is: Dino Zoff\nCheck out this link:-\n==> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dino_Zoff
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Hell yeah! Go Dale Go!!!! I love him
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no, he was involved with a guy name Sam\n\nThe Doctor of the Atheist Revolution has spoken !
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"Who was the banker that purchased Carnegie's steel intrest?"\n\nThe quick answer to your question is "John Pierpont Morgan (Banker) in a deal worth about $250 million concluded with the formation of U.S. Steel Corporation on March 2, 1901."\n\nI can't possibly be doing your homework for you since this information is very easily found on the Internet.
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I went to a race at Richmond a few years back and Dale Sr. still sells more merchandise as any other driver.  I actualy heard someone say, "he has been dead for three years and he still sells more then any other driver."
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He's someone who has talent and knowledge in a variety of fields, and is good at putting this knowledge together from one field to another, thus coming up with answers to a lot of perplexing questions.  Leonardo da Vinci is usually cited as the archetype of the Ren man.  \n\nMy Steve was such a man, but the knowledge he gained mostly saddened him.  Understanding the psychology of politicians, or the philosophy of science, or the engineering of social manipulation, etc., can bring you grief.
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Delving????  Dude, he's poured Billions into supporting various charities and non-profits....We only hear about 5% of what he donates money to.  He's been into giving for years now.\n\nLove it when a self-made man shares the wealth
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His book "Five O'Clock Comes Early" was co-written with New York Times sports columnist George Vecsey and chronicles Welch's battle with alcoholism.\n\nWelch was the pitching coach for the Arizona Diamondbacks when they won the World Series in 2001.\n\nDuring the 2006 World Baseball Classic, Welch served as the pitching coach for The Netherlands.