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80Influential 1980s Bands-Duran Duran
All about Duran Duran, one of the the most influential bands of the 1980s. They are still going strong over 30 years after they formed having evolved into a band playing seriously good music.
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70Photic Sneeze Reflex
Photic sneeze reflex, which is also known as sun sneeze or Autosomal Dominant Compelling Helio-Ophthalmic Outburst Syndrome(ACHOO Syndrome), is basically a sneeze that we get after we stare at a particularly bright object. The sneezing is not just...
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86Sneezing From The Sun Is Not An Allergy~ It Is Called Photic Sneeze Reflex
I have always sneezed whenever I am exposed to the sun or bright light, now I found out that there is a name for this. It is known as Photic sneeze reflex, and occurs most often in women, especially in Caucasian women. It is harmless, more of an annoyance than anything, but it is nice to know that there really is a name for this.
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67Me, Myself, I – Common Mistakes in English as a Second Language (ESL)
Me, myself, and I are one of the most common English words that we learners of English as a Second Language or ESL frequently use in wrong ways. It is quite understandable why we just have a hard time using these words correctly in sentences. ...
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65Complex Regional Pain Syndrome: Hope for the Hurting
I would like to share my personal story in the hope that those of you with this painful condition may be encouraged. Most of the information that I found on the subject was very bleak and depressing, but it is important to understand that...
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76Automatic Reflex - Spontaneous Reaction - Logical or Illogical ?
The brain is a marvellous piece technology. We rely on our brains in everything we do, say, think feel, hear and see. It sends messages to every part of our body prompting an action. But now and then the messages sent seem to be illogical.
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68How to use Music and Movement with Children at Home and at School
This hub describes a teacher's own experience in the classroom using music and movement to help students focus and learn. The tools she used were BrainGym and Mozart. There is also a reference to the work of Peter Blythe on primitive reflexes.
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65Learning and Cognition
As difficult as it is to define the concept of learning, the use of analogies, models and the study of learning theories can help unravel the phenomenon that causes behaviors to change. Learning can occur because of a consequence, or it can happen...
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78Sneezes and Sneezing - Causes, Facts, Myths and Mysteries
Sneezing is a common but often annoying and embarrassing occurrence. Many myths have developed about sneezing, which still seems somewhat mysterious today.
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65Newborn: What are the signs of a possible illness
Detecting whether a baby is ill or not could be a tough task for any mom and dad. Even for an experienced person with a newborn, the line between ill or well is relatively thin.
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