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Ten Things You May Not Know About Laughter
An article from the BBC listed "10 Things You May Not Know about Laughter." The tidbits about this wonderful phenomenon vary from the useless ...
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'One Another's' You Can't Find in the New Testament
Pastor Ray Ortlund writes, "The kind of God we really believe in is revealed in how we treat one another. The lovely gospel of Jesus positions us ...
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MS Patients Helped Most by Helping Others
In a study of 132 patients with multiple sclerosis (MS), researchers formed two groups, one of people who met weekly to learn coping skills and another ...
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Suicide Victim Can't Find One Kind Person
The Golden Gate Bridge, connecting the city of San Francisco with Marin County by spanning the Golden Gate Strait, is one of our world's most recognizable ...
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The Lack of Platonic Touch—'Killing' Men?
American culture—along with many more reserved European nations—is not comfortable with simple touch between men. While many global cultures ...
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Coaching from the Grandstands
Ever find yourself yelling at the television while watching your favorite sports team? If so, you're not alone. Many of us even think we could do ...
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Pit Crew Works as a Team
In 1950, Indy car pit crews consisted of four men—including the driver! No one was allowed to get near the car except this small crew of specialists. ...
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Spider-Man and Elmo Arrested in New York City
Costumed street performers in New York City's Times Square have fallen on hard times. The ordinary folks dressed up as Spider-Man, Elmo, Cookie Monster, ...
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Crew Teams Need Individuality and Teamwork
Boys in the Boat is the thrilling true story of the 1936 University of Washington crew team, which went from backwater obscurity to a gold medal at the ...
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Author Learns Her Late-Husband Was 'Love-Starved'
Joyce Carol Oates, an American novelist, and her husband, Raymond Smith, also a writer, met while attending graduate school in 1960. They got married ...
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