81 days ago by Space Ship News

The Bakery, Northbridge Friday, March 30 With special guests Mental Powers and French Rockets West has plenty of mind-shredding head music for stationary stoners, but it also speaks surprisingly well to the hips. Buried beneath the endlessly repeating guitar riffs […]

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132 days ago by S. T. Uldum-Sanders

"He who says he can, and he who says he can't are both usually right" - Confucius

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135 days ago by Bob Conroy

Been chasing this thought around in my dome for a bit… How do you truly change your behavior, like some New Year’s resolution, or a diet, or anything? I mean really change it. I’ll tell you this much from my own experience: it takes more than “want to”, “good intentions”, or even “will power”. From ...

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142 days ago by Fcj

cheetah, Wellington Zoo Stay focused! Yeah, I know, there are always trials in life. But, focus on the positive. As the Monty Python song goes, "Always, look on the bright side of life..." The importance of staying positive is NOT JUST about feelings, but an issue of mental performance and potential ...

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149 days ago by Gabriel Anton

A lot of people have been exposed to a piece I did back in 2008 that has stuck with them. Many have been intrigued by it and it’s been featured in 2 major art galleries in Nashville. I’ve sold many prints of this piece and to my buyers I’ve had to explain the meaning and [...]

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175 days ago by Susan's Losin'

I've been spending the last couple of days with a good friend who also lost a lot of weight and like me has regained some of it. She agreed with me that for some reason it seems hard to re-envision how we lost the weight. Where did the magic, the power go that allowed us to know exactly how to manag ...

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212 days ago by Pedro Teixeira

“There ain’t no such thing as a free lunch”, some will say. In truth, that is one of the most accurate ideas ever invented, and commonly used in the economic theory and in business. Everything has a cost, being it monetary cost, effort, time, or simply the opportunity cost. This idea states the obvi ...

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224 days ago by Pedro Teixeira

The formation of new habits is an intensive brain training exercise, as discussed in a previous post. But it is not an easy one. In fact, it takes many conditions and joint efforts to bring an individual, and a society, to change the way they do things. On a broader level, it is frequently terrible ...

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231 days ago by Pedro Teixeira

Along an entire human life, the brain goes through several development phases. It has been widely accepted the Darwinian myth that what goes up, must always come down. Applying the myth to the brain, after a period of cognitive development, the human being's abilities would inevitably decline, to a ...

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276 days ago by lubomirzaikov

The grouch provokes blight.The hatred provokes bad health.The fear from poverty provokes misery. The hope provokes happiness.The courage and determination provoke success.The continuous thinking about some of your quality will give you this quality, it doesn't matter if it is good or bad. The acquir ...

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