Have you ever rejected something outright because you thought you didn’t like it? Perhaps you believed that you didn’t like a certain food only to realize after trying it again that you actually do like it. It’s easy to get stuck in our heads to the point that we talk ourselves out of things.
Take yoga, […]

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Have you ever rejected something outright because you thought you didn’t like it? Perhaps you believed that you didn’t like a certain food only to realize after trying it again that you actually do like it. It’s easy to get stuck in our heads to the point that we talk ourselves out of things.
Take yoga, […]

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Have you ever rejected something outright because you thought you didn’t like it? Perhaps you believed that you didn’t like a certain food only to realize after trying it again that you actually do like it. It’s easy to get stuck in our heads to the point that we talk ourselves out of things.
Take yoga, […]

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What’s a little sodium dichromate, anyway? So it’s a known human carcinogen and can do a lot of other nasty things. No big deal. Not for Iraq war contractor, KBR, anyway. At the time KBR was a subsidiary of Defense Secretary Rumsfeld’s Vice President Dick Cheney’s former company, Halliburton. So when they were given a […]

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There are 74 new articles in PLoS ONE today. Browse for your own choices - these are mine:
A 28,000 Years Old Cro-Magnon mtDNA Sequence Differs from All Potentially Contaminating Modern Sequences:
DNA sequences from ancient speciments may in fact result from undetected contamination of the ancient specimens by modern DNA, and the problem is particularly challenging […]

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