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• in Technorati Women
  The Influence of Fragrances
  Do fragrances only make you smell better? or is there more to it than attraction?
  by linus41 / on Oct 5, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “olfactory”

 

• Aromatic Design

  
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  The use of scent can have a profound effect on the impression of a space. While quality design tries to evoke the senses, one element that may seemingly get lost as important in the process is the incorporation of natural aromatics. Spaces are often more than just what is seen. There is also an invisible mood often ...
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• Scientists Identify Critical Link In Mammalian Odor Detection

  
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  Researchers have identified the Ggamma13 protein is critical for the ability for mammals to detect odors. "Knockout" mice which lacked this protein were functionally anosmic, unable to smell. The study could provide insight into possible underlying causes of certain smell disorders in humans.
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• A to Z Blog Challenge #23

  
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  WRITING MODELS Creative Techniques and Sources of Information Literature, no matter the genre, can be intellectually, socially, and spiritually uplifting. While some people read for pure pleasure, others want to be educated, like writers reading with the objective to become better writers. After all, talent aside, ...
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• A to Z Blog Challenge #22

  
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  VOICE Making use of an I narrator as the main character (protagonist) is the standard practice of first person perspective. The reader experiences the story only through the eyes, thoughts, emotions, and opinions of the narrating character. The advantage of using first person point of view is that it allows writers to ...
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• A to Z Blog Challenge #21

  
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  UNIQUE Expression vs. UNIQUE Perception Just as we all relate to real events in a unique manner, art affects us in a meaningful way, whether its subject matter is kind or cruel, noble or vainglorious. Joan Connor maintains that setting is “the formal aspect that gives stories their mood,” but that it’s really ...
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• A to Z Blog Challenge #20

  
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  TENSION the Protagonist – Antagonist relationship In fiction, tension is requisite for keeping the reader’s interest and moving the story from start to finish. Tension stems from conflict—any difficult situation that requires a resolution: the protagonist should wrestle with discordant interests or conflicting ...
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• A to Z Blog Challenge #19

  
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  SOCIAL MEDIA Are You An Effective Social Networker, Or Are You Just Flirting With The Idea? Social networking is no longer just a way for people to share information about mutual interests and activities through online communities. The art and logistics of social media have evolved into academic topics, and social ...
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• A to Z Blog Challenge #17

  
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  QUOTES about CHANGE Society is undeniably preoccupied with the implications of globalization: on the topic “a new global world” Google returns more than 3,670,000,000 pages. The World Economic Forum’s take on global risks: In an interdependent, fast-moving world, organizations are increasingly confronted by ...
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• A to Z Blog Challenge #16

  
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  PRIMITIVE CULTURE The Phi Beta Kappa Society, the first Greek-letter student society in North America, was founded in 1776 at a college in Virginia. Greek letter organizations are typically known as sex-based initiatory organizations and is associated with the terms ‘fraternity’ and ‘sorority’ in the U.S. ...
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• A to Z Blog Challenge #15

  
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  ONDAATJE, Michael Like similarly talented peers, Michael Ondaatje tends to defy conventional form. This is especially evident in Coming Through Slaughter, a fictionalized retelling of the life of the New Orleans jazz pioneer, Buddy Bolden, published by House of Anansi in 1976. Ondaatje can be considered an ...
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• A to Z Blog Challenge #14

  
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  NEURO-LINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING (NLP) Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) was developed as a method for helping people to change their behavior. It is based on an understanding of the dynamic interaction between neurology, language, and behavior. According to the model, the way we experience our reality (life) is shaped ...
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• A to Z Blog Challenge #13

  
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  METAPHORS A metaphor is a figure of speech in which a word or phrase representing one thing is used in place of another to indicate a similarity between them. Example: “My home is a prison.” Metaphorical representation is a very common and powerful way of engaging new associations with respect to the understanding ...
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