Monthly Archives: June 2010

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-26

Memory – Want it Working? Get Fit!: http://EzineArticles.com/4523375 # Blog Spam Getting Cleverer? But it is Getting Worse: http://EzineArticles.com/4468830 # Healthy Memory – Top 4 Psychological Tips to Help You Achieve It: http://EzineArticles.com/4523935 # Healthy Memory – Top 7 Physical … Continue reading

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Healthy Memory – Top 7 Physical Tips to Help You Achieve It

A healthy memory helps you achieve your desired goals more effectively. There are psychological aspects to achieving it which need to be addressed but also it is just as important to remember, a healthy memory comes from having a healthy body. Here are the most common and effective physical tips to help you achieve it. Continue reading

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Healthy Memory – Top 4 Psychological Tips to Help You Achieve It

A healthy memory is something that will benefit every area of your life. There are psychological and physical means to achieve this. Here are the most common and effective psychological tips to help you engage your brain the right way to achieve a healthy memory. Continue reading

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Memory – Want it working? Get Fit!

There is one important factor in gaining and sustaining a good memory, staying healthy. What is good for the heart is good for your memory, so without thinking about what techniques to follow consider this first. Continue reading

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-20

If the speed of light is constant, how does a photon have an ability to remain at constant motion? Unless of course it is not moving at all. # Oh boy! If all these things that I have been writing … Continue reading

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Democracy – Have We Lost the Art of Debate?

I enjoy watching many of the talks given by people at TED (Technology, Entertaining, Design), a small non-profit organisation devoted to spreading ideas that are worth listening to. This one by Michael Sandel, a pioneer of open education, who teaches political philosophy at Harvard is called ‘The lost art of democratic debate’, which highlights how important debates are often avoided by politics. Continue reading

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