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Watching and Wondering
1 day ago
by habitand
By Stella Weigel I am small in physical build and height. I have been the smallest student in my school throughout my three years of Alexander teacher training. But until very recently, I had not considered how much my body image, perhaps thinking of myself as “small” had conditioned my habits of us ...
Habit and Choice Blog - habitandchoice.com/blog
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Bringing You Joy
// music
1 day ago
by Beth
Music brings me so much joy. I sing soprano in the church choir and get my music that way. But, I realized I wasn’t spending as much time with music at home. Time for the calendar. I added times to play the piano, to listen to music and play GarageBand with my daughter, music dates with my husband w ...
My Simpler Life - Simple ... - mysimplerlife.com/blog · Rank: 9,813 · 136 references
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How a Book about the Future Inspired Me to Look into the Neural ...
1 day ago
Scientific American: I’m about to make an embarrassing (to science fiction fans) confession: until last week, I had never read Dune. I wasn’t even aware that I was supposed to have read Dune. Nor did I know I should be embarrassed at the failure. Consider me properly chastised. Fifteen or so years t ...
Association for ... - psychologicalscience.org · Rank: 656 · 132 references
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Old and On the Road: Can We Train Older Drivers to Be Safer?
1 day ago
Huffington Post: Mr. Magoo, a cartoon regular of early TV, was notorious for his hazardous driving. He was a retiree, befuddled and extremely nearsighted, yet he continued to drive despite these obvious failings. In the opening sequence to his long-running show, he has run-ins with a railroad train, ...
Association for ... - psychologicalscience.org · Rank: 656 · 132 references
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That’s Greasy « GiGi Eats Celebrities
2 days ago
by GiGi
Rub a dub dub, hamburger grease in a tub! That’s Greasy « GiGi Eats Celebrities
It Is What It Is - itiswhatitisgg.blogspot.com · 1 reference
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The neglected dimension of well-being: Analyzing the development of ...
2 days ago
by Hazel
an article by Martin Binder (Max Planck Institute of Economics, Germany) and Tom Broekel (Leibniz University of Hanover, Germany) published in Journal of Socio-Economics Volume 41 Issue 1 (January 2012) Abstract In Amartya Sen’s capability approach, policy makers can focus on different levels to inf ...
ADSET's Information Weblog - adsetsinformationweblog.blogspot.com · Rank: 90,814 · 5 references
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A Brief History of Laughter
2 days ago
by Kris Landt
A few months ago, while I was in the operating room giving anesthesia during a tonsillectomy, I joined an interesting conversation regarding whether or not other primates, like chimpanzees or gorillas, are capable of laughter. I don't remember exactly how the topic was introduced; it seemed like one ...
Channeling Hippocrates - channelinghippocrates.com
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Winter Yoga
2 days ago
by tehya
Winter Yoga For winter sports fans, yoga offers refined technique, better balance, and the freedom to fly. When Hannah Dewey skis, she likes to go fast. “I tend to powerhouse it,” she says. “I muscle my way through.” As a longtime skier and a professional wildfire fighter, Hannah is strong enough to ...
Now & Zen Blog - now-zen.com/blog · 9 references
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Peace of Mind
3 days ago
by Oceanofsilence
Peace of mind is more valuable than all the treasures in the world. The following checklist will help you rapidly regain serenity. * Make sure you are not trying to solve all issues at once but moving forward in a calm pace, one step at a time. Instead of scattering attention, slow down and focus on ...
Reality Creation Coaching - realitycreation.org · 4 references
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