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…a number of researchers are finding that children who are highly sensitive and raised in a stressful environment are prone to anxiety and depression, which are the components of neuroticism, and to shyness, which is sometimes the cause of introversion. However, when raised in an enriched, supportive environment, those with this “differential susceptibility” are actually [...]
Posted in Useful Information and Research | Tagged cat, health, support, university |
The new design is simpler and more fitting with the content on A.T. I’m still working out a few kinks, but hopefully this will be a great way for you to see all the great music and other content on Authentic Threads. Still to do: Get related posts off of my front page!! The weird [...]
Posted in Useful Information and Research | Tagged blogging, blogging tools, Hybrid, Live Collage, rant, web design, wishlist |
Oh my gosh! Awesomest WordPress Plugin ever! Check out Photo Dropper It lets you search for Photos on Flikr that are Creative Commons licenced photos, and insert them into your blog post with one click. Very cool.
Posted in Useful Information and Research | Tagged Creative Commons, Flikr, photo dropper, plug-in, wordpress |
Stumptuous asks: Are triathletes healthy? …endurance exercise. How much is too much? There is accumulating evidence that while some is good — say, a nice half-hour’s run outside on a sunny day — running marathons may not be the brightest idea for the average person. The frequency of cardiac incidents (i.e. keeling over as the [...]
Posted in Useful Information and Research | Tagged cardiac, endurance, health, Marathon, running, Stumptuous, triathletes |
Awhile ago I wrote about part of my weight loss journey. I promised to write another article about tightening the loose skin that sometimes comes with weight loss. In the comments to that article, Kristy writes: So did you ever do an article about tightening loose skin? Thanks for writing, Kristy! My loose skin has [...]
Posted in Useful Information and Research | Tagged beauty, dry brush, girdle, health, loose skin, massage, oil, shower, weight loss |
I read Ebert’s more emotional/moral post about Universal Health Care and this was my response: I’ve had insurance for most of my life. When I worked for myself I didn’t, but I had enough money to get the root canal I needed. I read once that the main difference between people with insurance and without, [...]
Posted in My Life, Useful Information and Research | Tagged dental care, dogs, health insurance, P.J., Roger Ebert, root canal, universal health care |
If problems with any of the links, you can go directly to http://www.WhiteHouse.gov/realitycheck and/or http://www.WhiteHouse.gov/realitycheck/faq 8 ways reform provides security and stability to those with or without coverage Related posts Yes, We Can. Get your Sunday Groove On! (0) Yes We Can: A Barack Obama Music Video (0) Yes We Can. Barack Obama’s Acceptance Speech (0)
Posted in Useful Information and Research | Tagged Barack Obama, health care, politics |
Laura at Starling Fitness is using Photoshop to see what she will look like when she has lost weight. I think this is a great idea and I have an addendum to it that I think is super important: Photoshop your face onto someone who you will actually look like when you are thinner. How [...]
Posted in Useful Information and Research | Tagged Bradley Bayou, cindy crawford, emme Aronson, kate winslet, motivation, MyShape, photoshop, Science of Sexy, Starling Fitness, weight loss |
Take a deep breath. Ahhhh… The enneagram system is the one that can really get me right where it hurts- in all my most embarrassing and deep faults. ARG. While the Meyers-Briggs personality system makes me feel all sparkly and proud, the enneagram has me gritting my teeth and squinting my eyes as I read [...]
Posted in Useful Information and Research | Tagged advice, confess, enneagram, faults, flaws, Meyer's Briggs, personality typing |
Should I be scared? I’ve been telling people that now that I’m losing weight, I drink a lot of water*, I’m feeling really thirsty, and they say “Great! Good for you!” The thing is, I already drank a lot of water. My guess is that I used to drink 8 to 10 glasses of water [...]
Posted in Useful Information and Research | Tagged diabetes, health, losing weight, side-effect of losing weight, thirsty, water |