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Superfoods: Nutritional Hope for Schizophrenic Patients Posted by SomeBody on Aug 9, 2008 Schizophrenia is a difficult malady, both to diagnose and to treat. It’s defined as any of a group of psychotic disorders usually characterized by withdrawal from reality, illogical patterns of thinking,

Are you Ambidextrous or Whole-brain Thinker? Mindmapping to your Rescue By: Avezah You may be familiar with the term ‘ambidexterity’, which is facile use of both right and left hand. The versatility displayed in using both hands for all kinds of activities reflects a person’s ambidexterity.

Covert My Years Infiltrating The Mob by Bob Delaney In 1975, just a year and a half into his career as a New Jersey State Trooper, Bob Delaney was approached by superiors with a tantalizing undercover assignment” to infiltrate the Mob.

I recently finished author Daniel Pink’s book, “A Whole New Mind.”  I bought the book after hearing Dan speak at the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) conference in New Orleans in May of this year.  As a former head speech writer for Vice President Al Gore, it’s no surprise, the guy is a great speaker.  But it was his ideas that really caused me to listen.

“Name The Top 3 Things You Want In Life… …then use your computer for 10 minutes a day to make them come true” Hi to you all,  Can you make your dreams come true in just 10 minutes a day? Surprisingly, the answer may be “Yes…” …If you’re willing to devote those 10 minutes to using a cool little tool I recently stumbled on.

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Brain Map A place for everything and everything in its place.  Do you remember your parents helping you learn to arrange your room more effectively by teaching you that old saw?  My children will certainly remember it.

By Robert Lewanski and Robert Zuraw How would you like to have perfect eyesight for close and distant seeing? It can be done. Master Hynoong Sunim, a Zen Master, was tested for far and close visionby Robert Zuraw back in 1989. Zuraw was amazed to find that Master Sunim could read an average book print at 40 feet away.

Top ten good mood foods July 15, 2008 by Ken Currier I feel good, like I know that I should. And eating certain foods can make you feel even better. Here’s some suggestions from registered dietician Keri Glassman of KKG Body Fuel in New York City. For more energy 1.

Vitrification agents in cryonics: M22 by Aschwin de Wolf July 8th, 2008 M22 represents the culmination of decades of work in applied cryobiology by researchers Gregory Fahy , Brian Wowk, and others to develop a vitrification agent that can recover complex [...] Continue Reading… If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed!