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Taking In The Good
Much as your body is built from the foods you eat, your mind is built from the experiences you have.... posted on Nov 07 2009, 1 cmts
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Notes Left Behind by A Five-Year-Old
After 5-year-old Elena Desserich was diagnosed with an inoperable kind of cancer, she managed to spr... posted on Nov 06 2009, 1 cmts
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Contagious Love Experiment
Josh Stieber was in middle school on 9/11. He vowed to enlist in the army after graduating high scho... posted on Nov 05 2009, 1 cmts
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Death by Information Overload
Thanks to the Internet, a wealth of information is at our fingertips. We can access so much knowled... posted on Nov 04 2009, 4 cmts
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The New Orleans Musician's Clinic
Eleven years ago, Bethany and her husband, Johann Bultman, decided the best way to keep the music al... posted on Nov 03 2009, 1 cmts
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The Burden of Genius
Elizabeth Gilbert's book "Eat, Pray, Love" was so successful that everyone worried if she'd ever be ... posted on Nov 02 2009, 3 cmts
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How Advertising and Altruism Can Change the World
Marketing veteran Cindy Gallop and software developer Wendell Davis are on a quest to make the world... posted on Nov 01 2009, 3 cmts
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Arts And Smarts
For years, arts advocates have been pleas, stressing the intangible benefits of the arts at a time w... posted on Oct 31 2009, 3 cmts
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An Experiment In Trust
As an experiment in human trust Paul Bellis Jones, 24, left a note with his camera near the summit o... posted on Oct 30 2009, 4 cmts
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The Smell of Virtue
People are unconsciously fairer and more generous when they are in clean-smelling environments, acco... posted on Oct 29 2009, 2 cmts
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Three Secrets To A Happy Workplace
During two years of research for his book, Punching In, Alex Frankel served as a driver's assistant ... posted on Oct 28 2009, 3 cmts
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Questioning Self-Discipline
If there is one character trait whose benefits are endorsed by traditional and progressive educators... posted on Oct 27 2009, 3 cmts
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Lawyer Heads to a Classroom
Tom Dunn spent twenty years working hard to get convicts off death row. However, several decades of ... posted on Oct 26 2009, 0 cmts
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Finding Perfection in the Unexpected
"On a recent afternoon, I went to a pottery shop outside of Tokyo and happened to meet the head pott... posted on Oct 25 2009, 0 cmts
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The Coach Who Never Played to Win
Smack-dab in the heart of America, amid rolling fields of wheat and soybeans -- high school football... posted on Oct 24 2009, 0 cmts
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The World Map of Happiness
Adrian White, an analytic social psychologist at Leicester University's School of Psychology, produc... posted on Oct 23 2009, 1 cmts
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Nightshift At The Marriott
Picture this: It's almost 11pm on a hot August day. You're exhausted, having just driven over 600 mi... posted on Oct 22 2009, 1 cmts
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Outpouring of Volunteerism in the Media
Discerning TV viewers might notice a recurrent theme on their favorite shows this week. The doctors... posted on Oct 21 2009, 2 cmts
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This Is Your Brain On Happiness
"Happiness can't be reduced to a few agreeable sensations. Rather, it is a way of being and of exper... posted on Oct 20 2009, 5 cmts
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Homeless Man Writes Smash Hit Symphony
A self-trained musician who slept rough on the streets for a decade has been hailed a genius after w... posted on Oct 19 2009, 1 cmts
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