Study Finds Genetic Link Between Misery and Death
UCLA researchers have discovered what they describe as a biochemical link between misery and death. In addition, they found a specific genetic variation in some individuals that seems to disconnect that link, rendering them more biologically resilient in the face of adversity
New Dimensions in the Analysis of the Immune Response to Cancer
Cancer researchers have taken a major step forward toward what is planned to be the most comprehensive analysis of the body’s antibody response to human cancer, an enterprise that has been termed “cancer seromics.”
Anti-Drinking Ads Can Increase Alcohol Use
Public service advertising campaigns that use guilt or shame to warn against alcohol abuse can actually have the reverse effect, spurring increased drinking among target audiences, according to new research from the Indiana University Kelley School of Business.
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Scientists Find Molecular Trigger that Helps Prevent Aging and Disease
Researchers at Mount Sinai School of Medicine set out to address a question that has been challenging scientists for years: How do dietary restriction—and the reverse, overconsumption—produce protective effects against aging and disease? An answer lies in a two-part study led by Charles Mobbs, PhD, Professor of Neuroscience and of Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, published in the November 17 edition of the journal Public Library of Science Biology.
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Finding resources to support good causes is hard work; fund-raising takes substantial time and effort. Organizations and individuals who depend on donations often rely on volunteers to help raise them.
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He’s still a thriller-Richard Corliss, TIME
..beautiful..dazzling..a tribute to the power of Jacksons’ body and voice, Ann Powers , LOS ANGELES TIMES
..highly charged, personal and captivating..Bradley Jacobs, US WEEKLY
This is it is a movie to be savored… Jim Farber, New York Daily News
..raw and endearing..the music pours out of him like sunlight.. Owen Glieberman, ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY
And then we have this
“Amid a considerable amount of filler, we have the painful sight and sound of Jackson days before
his death of a drug overdose. He looks alarmingly frail, his impassive face appearing older than his 50 years.
His once glorious voice, reduced to a hoarse whisper — when he speaks, there are often subtitles — frequently fails to hit notes, much less hold them .At first, it seems the voice has returned for an elaborate re-staging of “Thriller” — and then it becomes clear he’s lip-synching to a decades-old soundtrack”
Lou Lumenick is The Post’s chief film critic.”
Now how to account for these ferociously different viewpoints?
Well, did these critics (the word is used very, very loosely” watch the same film?
Were they asleep at the switch (the late great Clive Barnes was often dozing during attendance at plays)
Were they paid off?
Were they hopelessly living in the past?
Or is Lou Lumenick simply a genius or more simply an honest and insightful critic?
As we all may painfully conclude, the human individual is still an unfolding (or growing; or developing) creature. He is not, by any manner of means, a finished product. He has come along the Path, into the “Hall of Initiation,” through aeons of trial and tribulation, on a wearisome journey which began with his first awakening. We could be philosophical
and make reference to the fact that so many of our ordinary tasks are performed automatically, or under direction of the instinctive mind; subject only to a casual, or occasional, supervision of the intellect.
The instinctive mind is the “habit” mind: wherein, after having consciously performed some action several times in the same way, the subconscious takes over and directs our actions without conscious attention.
When we have learned to perform tasks by rote, or, as we say, “by heart,” we have mastered them on the conscious plane, and then” passed them on” to the instinctive plane.
The man who drives his automobile; the man who operates a machine for producing some product; the smoker who often lights a cigar or cigarette unthinkingly, to become suddenly aware that he is
holding it in his hand, and many other automatic actions which are performed without very much conscious attention, finds himself unable to cope with all the affairs of one day, to say nothing
of being unequal to performing all the required tasks, if he had to be consciously alert to every action he performs.
And so the only answer I can come up with to account for these perverted judgements is that they are being written by “rote”, without conscious attention.
Now if we could only find a conscious critic who would honestly write that Bob Dylan is the like chalk scratching on a blackboard and is painful if not damaging to the ear.
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The Headache Center Concept: Moving Beyond a Pill or an Ice Pack
Todd Rozen knows you can’t just “pop a pill and deal with it.” He’s suffered from chronic migraines for more than three decades and it’s his fascination with understanding and treating this chronic condition – and the diminished quality of life that accompanies it – that led him to become a headache specialist, a relatively rare and emerging breed of doctor in America. Dr. Rozen, who knows first-hand the devastating effects of headaches, is the director of the new Geisinger Headache Center located in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
—Geisinger Health System