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Tristan Thompson and Khloé Kardashian Go Hard on PDA to Kill New Cheating Rumors http://ellemag.co/FCsWdpW
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August 29, 1968
Humphrey's acceptance speech.
As I did a few days ago with Nixon's acceptance here is Hubert Humphrey's acceptance from the same source (C-span).
#50yearsago #year1968
Humphrey's acceptance speech.
As I did a few days ago with Nixon's acceptance here is Hubert Humphrey's acceptance from the same source (C-span).
#50yearsago #year1968
1968 Humphrey Acceptance Speech
c-span.org
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Gruden's return to the NFL isn't off to the greatest of starts.
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Parts of the SpaceX BFR have been completed – NextBigFuture.com
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Meghan Markle's Mom, Doria Ragland, Is Officially Back in Los Angeles After Her Latest Trip to the UK https://trib.al/NiZWhC7
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17 Most Useful Keyboard Shortcuts for Google Chrome - Compare Gadgets
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North West Walked Her First Runway Show and Kim Kardashian Is So Proud http://ellemag.co/SuMNHao
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Why is Australian Opal Unique? | #Geology #Geologypage #Opal
The sedimentary opal deposits of central Australia occur along generally flat-lying horizontal layers within 30 metres of the earth’s surface
Read more : http://www.geologypage.com/2017/08/australian-opal-unique.html
The sedimentary opal deposits of central Australia occur along generally flat-lying horizontal layers within 30 metres of the earth’s surface
Read more : http://www.geologypage.com/2017/08/australian-opal-unique.html
Why is Australian Opal Unique? | Geology Page
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Incorporating specific foods into the diet may strengthen a person's immune response. Read on to discover 7 foods that boost the immune system.
https://www.healthyvogue.com/7-best-foods-healthy-immune-system/
https://www.healthyvogue.com/7-best-foods-healthy-immune-system/
7 Best Foods for a Healthy Immune System
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Northern Lights tours to book for autumn 2018 in Finland, Norway, Sweden and Iceland. Find out more ideas for Northern Lights holidays at Countryliving.com/uk.
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The best autumn Northern Lights holidays in Europe
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Uh, me?
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Starting with Chrome 69 on desktop, users logging in to a Google site or service are automatically logged in to Chrome, which is a new mandatory login behavior
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Photographing in Bad Weather is Not always Bad
https://creativenatureart.com/bad-weather-photography/
https://creativenatureart.com/bad-weather-photography/
Photographing in Bad Weather is Not always Bad – Fine Nature Photography Images
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Earth moves at a fantastic rate of speed on its axis, around the sun and across the universe.
https://thetechinside.com/how-fast-is-earth-moving/
https://thetechinside.com/how-fast-is-earth-moving/
How Fast Is Earth Moving?
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Kim Kardashian's Daughter, North West, Just Made Her Runway Debut in the L.O.L. Surprise Fashion Show https://trib.al/dDkYdcE
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Is Jailbreaking your iPhone illegal? - Compare Gadgets
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The world's most popular mobile OS turns 10 years old today - Ten years ago today, the most popular mobile OS in the world was introduced as the first Android powered phone, the T-Mobile G1, was announced. The handset, built by HTC, featured a QWERTY slider, and was equipped with a trackball. At the time, T-Mobile wasn't the innovative carrier it is today, so the release of the G1 (aka the HTC Dream) was clearly a test of the software. The first publicly released build of Android (v1.1) was...
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The fact that many species of plants and animals thrive even in these conditions is a great testament to the resourcefulness of life. Here are some amazingly adaptive Sahara desert animals.....
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Sen. Maize Hirono Rocks Kavanaugh By Telling Him That Sexual Assault Investigation Is Coming: Sen. Maize Hirono (D-HI) made it clear that an investigation of the accusation of sexual assault against Brett Kavanaugh is coming even if he is confirmed to the Supreme Court.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL COLLAPSE of DONALD TRUMP
Be SCARED, be REAL SCARED
"Donald Trump has shown a number of symptoms which are now quite obvious to even an untrained person. He is impulsive. He is reckless. He has shown a lack of empathy and a lack of concern about consequences. His grip on reality is loose. I suspect he is unable to tolerate reality for what it is. So, Trump has to make himself into a person who is infallible and an expert on everything."
Mental Health Professionals have an ETHICAL DUTY TO WARN the public of the DANGERS of DONALD TRUMP's MENTAL DECLINE.
"A duty to warn is a concept that arises in the law of torts in a number of circumstances, indicating that a party will be held liable for injuries caused to another, where the party had the opportunity to warn the other of a hazard and failed to do so." (Wikipedia)
"Will Donald Trump's mental health continue to decline? In what ways is special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation exacerbating Trump's apparent mental and emotional unraveling? How do collective narcissism and violence tie Donald Trump to his supporters? Are Trump's authoritarian impulses connected to his mental health? Is the safety of the world imperiled by Donald Trump's access to nuclear weapons?"
Prior to Trump, I have followed only one other political event/person in my life. But Trump has me almost compulsively drawn to his story, the story of the American Moral Decline led by the Republican Party. Blindly backing an illiterate narcissistic puppet with dangerous and increasing mental health issues for the purposes of fulfilling your Party's Political Agenda, puts you on EQUAL MORAL FOOTING with the same intentions behind the RUSSIAN ATTACK on your Election System. Your are both EXPLOITING a DANGEROUS ILLITERATE MAN in obvious PSYCHOLOGICAL & EMOTIONAL DECLINE for POLITICAL GAIN.
"Those who have figured out that Trump is predictable can stroke his ego or present themselves as being "strong men," autocrats and the like -- he will start to worship you and behave in ways that are advantageous to you."
It may just BACKFIRE on BOTH the Russians and the Republican Party.
"The anonymous New York Times op-ed is a cry for help -- which is how I read it as a mental health professional. It's all very understandable, in a way, because mental impairment can be quite overwhelming and powerful in ways that regular people who are not used to seeing such mental symptoms can be caught unaware. They will also often be left at a loss as to how to respond, because the mental health symptoms being reported about Donald Trump can overcome healthy individuals through their sheer force."
"For the New York Times to publish such an op-ed, and for a White House official to warn the American people and the world about a dangerous president is unprecedented in the country's history. But the article was not surprising to at least one person. Bandy Lee, a professor of psychiatry at the Yale University School of Medicine, says she was contacted last year by White House insiders, who were "scared" that the president was "unraveling.""
"As mental health professionals, we see the psychological symptoms in process so the result and outcome are very often not that surprising. So as events unfold, it’s merely a playing out of what was inevitable with Trump's paranoia and trying to hunt down the person in the White House who wrote the New York Times op-ed."
"That just shows how Trump lacks basic human qualities. This is actually a very debilitating, impairing condition where he is unable to have empathy for other people. Trump is so focused on himself, and probably always preoccupied with protecting himself and survival of the self. Those of us who have a basic sense of self-worth, and are grounded in our ability to accept ourselves and to see ourselves as being significant, don't have need to constantly be on guard or constantly attack imaginary threats. It is all revealing of his level of fragility."
#psychology #donaldtrump #cognitivedecline #dutytowarn #ethicalobligation #trumpocalypse
Be SCARED, be REAL SCARED
"Donald Trump has shown a number of symptoms which are now quite obvious to even an untrained person. He is impulsive. He is reckless. He has shown a lack of empathy and a lack of concern about consequences. His grip on reality is loose. I suspect he is unable to tolerate reality for what it is. So, Trump has to make himself into a person who is infallible and an expert on everything."
Mental Health Professionals have an ETHICAL DUTY TO WARN the public of the DANGERS of DONALD TRUMP's MENTAL DECLINE.
"A duty to warn is a concept that arises in the law of torts in a number of circumstances, indicating that a party will be held liable for injuries caused to another, where the party had the opportunity to warn the other of a hazard and failed to do so." (Wikipedia)
"Will Donald Trump's mental health continue to decline? In what ways is special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation exacerbating Trump's apparent mental and emotional unraveling? How do collective narcissism and violence tie Donald Trump to his supporters? Are Trump's authoritarian impulses connected to his mental health? Is the safety of the world imperiled by Donald Trump's access to nuclear weapons?"
Prior to Trump, I have followed only one other political event/person in my life. But Trump has me almost compulsively drawn to his story, the story of the American Moral Decline led by the Republican Party. Blindly backing an illiterate narcissistic puppet with dangerous and increasing mental health issues for the purposes of fulfilling your Party's Political Agenda, puts you on EQUAL MORAL FOOTING with the same intentions behind the RUSSIAN ATTACK on your Election System. Your are both EXPLOITING a DANGEROUS ILLITERATE MAN in obvious PSYCHOLOGICAL & EMOTIONAL DECLINE for POLITICAL GAIN.
"Those who have figured out that Trump is predictable can stroke his ego or present themselves as being "strong men," autocrats and the like -- he will start to worship you and behave in ways that are advantageous to you."
It may just BACKFIRE on BOTH the Russians and the Republican Party.
"The anonymous New York Times op-ed is a cry for help -- which is how I read it as a mental health professional. It's all very understandable, in a way, because mental impairment can be quite overwhelming and powerful in ways that regular people who are not used to seeing such mental symptoms can be caught unaware. They will also often be left at a loss as to how to respond, because the mental health symptoms being reported about Donald Trump can overcome healthy individuals through their sheer force."
"For the New York Times to publish such an op-ed, and for a White House official to warn the American people and the world about a dangerous president is unprecedented in the country's history. But the article was not surprising to at least one person. Bandy Lee, a professor of psychiatry at the Yale University School of Medicine, says she was contacted last year by White House insiders, who were "scared" that the president was "unraveling.""
"As mental health professionals, we see the psychological symptoms in process so the result and outcome are very often not that surprising. So as events unfold, it’s merely a playing out of what was inevitable with Trump's paranoia and trying to hunt down the person in the White House who wrote the New York Times op-ed."
"That just shows how Trump lacks basic human qualities. This is actually a very debilitating, impairing condition where he is unable to have empathy for other people. Trump is so focused on himself, and probably always preoccupied with protecting himself and survival of the self. Those of us who have a basic sense of self-worth, and are grounded in our ability to accept ourselves and to see ourselves as being significant, don't have need to constantly be on guard or constantly attack imaginary threats. It is all revealing of his level of fragility."
#psychology #donaldtrump #cognitivedecline #dutytowarn #ethicalobligation #trumpocalypse
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Sounds like Gronk really didn't want to go to Detroit...
https://nesn.com/2018/09/nfl-rumors-rob-gronkowski-nixed-trade-to-lions-by-threatening-retirement/
https://nesn.com/2018/09/nfl-rumors-rob-gronkowski-nixed-trade-to-lions-by-threatening-retirement/
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Deciphering how memory works in the brain – at the level of individual cells
Say you meet an old friend at the train station. She is standing about a metre ahead of you, and on the tracks to your right a train has just pulled into the station. Behind your friend you see a bakery. We often remember such scenes in vivid detail. But exactly how we do that by forming mental images has long been a bit of a mystery. Many researchers liken someone's recall of an episode from their life (episodic memory) to re-experiencing of the original event. What is unclear is how this process could be realised in the brain, at the level of single brain cells (neurons). Now our new study, published in eLife, has come up with a suggestion. It is possible to measure the activity of single brain cells. Experiments with rodents have shown that certain cells are active whenever an animal is located at a particular spot in the environment. These so-called "place cells" therefore represent an animal's position in a given environment. Similarly, other brain cells fire whenever there is an environmental boundary –such as the walls of a room – at a certain distance and direction from the animal. Such findings have given us clues as to how spatial relations are represented in the brain. As you meet your friend at the train station, cells in your brain that represent your location relative to the train station should be active. Similarly, other cells would signal the presence of "objects" (like your friend, the bakery and train) at given distances and directions from you. Yet other cells signal the identity of these items. However, it is not known how all these cells might work in concert to realise mental processes involved in perceiving, remembering and even imagining life events.
Say you meet an old friend at the train station. She is standing about a metre ahead of you, and on the tracks to your right a train has just pulled into the station. Behind your friend you see a bakery. We often remember such scenes in vivid detail. But exactly how we do that by forming mental images has long been a bit of a mystery. Many researchers liken someone's recall of an episode from their life (episodic memory) to re-experiencing of the original event. What is unclear is how this process could be realised in the brain, at the level of single brain cells (neurons). Now our new study, published in eLife, has come up with a suggestion. It is possible to measure the activity of single brain cells. Experiments with rodents have shown that certain cells are active whenever an animal is located at a particular spot in the environment. These so-called "place cells" therefore represent an animal's position in a given environment. Similarly, other brain cells fire whenever there is an environmental boundary –such as the walls of a room – at a certain distance and direction from the animal. Such findings have given us clues as to how spatial relations are represented in the brain. As you meet your friend at the train station, cells in your brain that represent your location relative to the train station should be active. Similarly, other cells would signal the presence of "objects" (like your friend, the bakery and train) at given distances and directions from you. Yet other cells signal the identity of these items. However, it is not known how all these cells might work in concert to realise mental processes involved in perceiving, remembering and even imagining life events.
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