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- Menopause Brain? by NourishingRelationships on Nov 16, 2009
Last week we looked at ways to activate your brain and keep it young. But recent studies at UCLA indicate that women's brains may not function as well during the early stage of the menopause transition - women do not learn as well shortly before meno...
- Learn About the World of Kingston Memory by CHASTER on Nov 14, 2009
When it comes to computer memory there are various different products available from Kingston. These Kingston memory products include ones that handle memory for computers and servers. These can be used to improve the RAM of any computer. Flash memor...
- Brain Exercises for Sandwiched Boomers by NourishingRelationships on Nov 13, 2009
Yesterday we highlighted a recent study that found conducting Internet searches enhances brain function. Today lets look at additional means of exercising your brain to keep it active and dynamic. Here are some tips to follow:Exercise your brain with...
- Viet Nam Veterans - What's in it for You? by Blogging Authors on Nov 11, 2009
Guest post by Victor Volkman Earlier this year, I was interviewed by Tyler R. Tichelaar about my newest anthology, a collection of stories from Viet Nam veterans entitled More Than a Memory: Reflections of Viet Nam. He asked me a q...
- Building Blocks by A Good Life on Nov 11, 2009
Automatic translation of text NÅGRA VIKTIGA BYGGSTENAR I LIVET Fortsättning på Nu längtar jag efter då Nyligen flyttade min brors familj från huset de länge hade bott i. Det var nog inte lätt. Många av deras minnen hade etsat sig f...
- FREE: National Memory Screening Day 11/17 by Charlotte on the Cheap on Nov 10, 2009
Sponsored by Alzheimer's Foundation of America...
- The Gospel of Contradiction by The Row Boat on Nov 9, 2009
Today at Religion Dispatches, I have an interview with novelist and memoirist Mary Gordon about her latest book, Reading Jesus. There are calls on the right and left—both in different ways—for more religious literacy. Are you, like those, urging...
