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December 11, 2014 by libroshombre
One of my favorite hormones was featured in a recent Mental Floss article by Jessica Hullinger titled “6 Fascinating Facts …
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Category: communication, health, odd words
| Tags: civility, high rising inflection, hormones, hri, literally, odd words, oxytocin, peccadillo, peccavi, rudeness, vocal fry
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August 28, 2014 by libroshombre
Some anonymous ancient wise guy once called his library “a hospital of the mind.” That applies to my personal library, …
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Category: books, health, reading well
| Tags: books, chandler, Lapham's, Library of America, noir, reading well
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August 7, 2014 by libroshombre
“Preference” is defined in Ambrose Bierce’s “The Devil’s Dictionary” as “a sentiment, or frame of mind, induced by the erroneous …
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Category: books, health, music, reading, reading well
| Tags: Beatles, books, compulsion, deep brain stimulation, johnny cash, Lennon, McCartney, music, reading well, smells, volatile organic compounds, yale-brown
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July 3, 2014 by libroshombre
“The Wells Fargo wagon is a-coming” theme from “The Music Man” always resounds in the background as I drive home …
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Category: comics, health, memory, reading, reading well
| Tags: alzheimer's, carl barks, comics, donald duck, health, memory, reading, reading well
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May 29, 2014 by libroshombre
There are some who think libraries are simply “warehouses for books,” when in fact they’re more akin to thesauri. Roget …
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Category: health, libraries, pubic libraries, science
| Tags: babies crying, charlels darwin, dreams, libraries, philo of bylbos, public libraries, roget, storehouse, thesaurus, yawning, yawns