How to pronounce “esth” in English

Esther Duflo and her colleagues who won the Nobel Prize a couple years ago, they and their collaborators

Esther Greenwood, trapping her in her own anxious thoughts, and another placed over society that created an alienation from others.

Esther is a practicing psychotherapist, and she's also a celebrated speaker.

Esther Perel says, don't wear that flannel nightgown ladies, because it'll turn your partner off.

Esther Wojcicki, who's on our advisory council for Global Lives, and was a big part of bringing the exhibit here as well.

estheticians have claimed that the institutions are all you need to talk about to explain all of art I think that's entirely wrong uh what we need is

So Esther Steinberg is a comedian.

So Esther, you mentioned masculinity, and there was something that I heard you say in a podcast that really fascinated me around women

And Esther was very kind to sort of extract her brother from the Canadian wilderness and bring me down to her, at that time she produced the annual conference for the computer, it

My parents are Esther and Homer Jang, and I'm a lesbian.

like Stewart Brand and Esther Dyson.

start citing Esther extensively-- so you're going to have to sit here while I do this.

You may know Esther.

I picked Esther Kaplan.

We have Esther here.

So it was Josephine Esther Mentzer.

point of esthetic, essentially being identical, do you find that constraining, do you feel that innovation in the genre has gone down? Like what do you feel about the state of the

They're very esthetic, they're very pure, and even if we had all the government authorizations -- the Algerian government authorizations -- to visit them, when we got there, they

One of the new opportunities Esther that is pursuing is establishing a kayak trail out to the islands in the Gulf, which will be the last link in a trail that

I think she works-- she's an esthetician and all that that entails at a spa.

So this is an experiment done by Esther Hermann and Mike Tomasello at the Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig.

And we're so lucky to have Esther Perel and Dan Savage here with us.

So if you have questions to ask Esther, there's a microphone up there.

This is the kind of esthetic that you want to create, or is it like a subconscious way that you almost try to remove yourself from the singer/songwriter pack?

Here, Esther leads a group of women who co-manage a local responsible fishing area.

So I mean, Esther Perel has talked about how we look to our partner to do what a village used to do.

Welcome, Esther.

People cheat, as Esther points in "Mating in Captivity," to feel alive.

Now go. Esther, what do you think?

Of Creative Commons. And Esther and I had known each other since 2006, 2007 when you first were involved in what we were

But my favorite story is a woman named Josephine Esther Mentzer.

And Dr. Esther Sternberg, who's one of the experts in the film, who is actually considered to be one of the 100 most influential female scientists

And his sister, Esther, actually encouraged him to keep things, as well.

Empire." So, the book of Esther in the Bible is is that time period.

By connecting with community groups along the trail, Esther is strengthening her value proposition.

Rosenir and non-timber forest products in Brazil, Esther and mangrove restoration and sustainable tourism in Costa Rica, Denisha and urban wetland restoration in South

the ground. We want to enable the next Esther lowering the barrier to entry for restoration around the globe by democratizing access

I don't know if anyone's been listening to the new Esther Perel podcast.

Do you think that the nonprofit sector is changing because of people like Esther or we have ways to go?

First of all, my sister Esther, who some of you probably know.

the Google search interface to me represents very much the same kind of esthetic as Jobs accomplished with all of his products. So my challenge is to keep up the good work in

In order to protect fish nurseries and stabilize the coastline, Esther's group has been reforesting mangroves along the coast and on the islands in the Gulf.

Sofia, Denisha, Esther, Rosenir, they are now part of this global network of support, and learning, and impact.

And then in terms of how we're supporting people like Sofia, and Esther, and Rosenir, the stories that I told, a number of different ways.

And in a way, the story of the Book of Esther is about people acting when they needed to act and acting in time.

The first one was "The Alchemist." The second one was "Ask and It Is Given," by Esther and Jerry Hicks, which is all

I'm reminded, there was an MIT economist you wrote about Esther-- Esther Duflo.

The other one is the Poverty Action Lab at MIT, run by Esther Duflo and Abhijit Banerjee, that is particularly

Megan: I think part of the - you know, we were at TED last week and Esther Duflo, who is a phenomenal economist at MIT, a French economist, was mentioning that there's a Haiti