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• Dress Dilemma!

  

  I need your help todayI am going away for the weekend next weekendUp to my uncles And we are going to the theatre on the Saturday nightTo see a west end... Read more

  The 04 July 2015 by   Rubytuesday
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• Such Stuff As Dreams Are Made On: Marijuana and Sleeping

  

  Study sheds potential light on indica vs. sativa debate.[Thanks to Ivan Oransky (@ivanoransky) for alerting me to this study.]Everyone who has smoked marijuana... Read more

  The 13 July 2015 by   Dirkh
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• Marijuana Deconstructed

  

  What's In Your Weed?Australia has one of the highest rates of marijuana use in the world, but until recently, nobody could say for certain what, exactly,... Read more

  The 21 July 2015 by   Dirkh
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• Brains Don't Have to Be Computers (A Purple Peril)

  

  A common response to the claim that we are not information processors is that this simply cannot be true, because it is self-evidently the case that brains are... Read more

  The 07 July 2015 by   Andrew D Wilson
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• Creating the CCHP Archives: What is “Valuable?”

  

  -Contributed by Danielle Bernert.While I now progress towards uploading some of the physical material to an online catalog, I’m not afraid to admit that I... Read more

  The 24 July 2015 by   Chp
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• Book Review: My Autistic Awakening: Unlocking the Potential for a Life Well Live...

  

  There are a lot of "Autism Biographies" around these days and they mostly follow the same patterns; Childhood difficulties, school bullying, addiction to... Read more

  The 08 July 2015 by   Gbollard
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• Brain Activity in Autism – is This the Common Language of Translational Research?

  

  By Russell PortWhile the symptoms of ASD are well known, the changes in the brain that cause these disorders still remain a mystery for scientists. Read more

  The 16 July 2015 by   Autismsciencefoundation
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• How Experiencing Nature Influences Our Brains.

  

  Bratman et al., in their PNAS article with the title "Nature experience reduces rumination and subgenual prefrontal cortex activation," suggest an explanation... Read more

  The 21 July 2015 by   Deric Bownds
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• When Your Child Keeps Making a Big Deal out of Injuries

  

  Some people with Asperger's syndrome are actually quite good at shutting out pain while others seem to feel every single cut, bruise or scrape in the most... Read more

  The 31 July 2015 by   Gbollard
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• My Friend is in Trouble. What Can I Do to Help?

  

  When my friend was in trouble, I spent a whole lot of time thinking and wondering how I could help her and her immediate family. Read more

  The 02 July 2015 by   Gran13
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