Posts matching tags 'therapy'
2002/7/17
Not only is it the future of journalism, but blogging is good for you. It has been found that keeping a blog wards of Alzheimer's disease, by virtue of exercising parts of the brain.
2002/7/17
Not only is it the future of journalism, but blogging is good for you. It has been found that keeping a blog wards of Alzheimer's disease, by virtue of exercising parts of the brain.
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just woke up in his new room (though could have done with more sleep). (35m ago)
is relieved that that's over. (8/9)
just plugged his iPod into the speakers here and put on The Deirdres (8/9)
At @gnublade's housewarming party. (8/9)
Moved in today. The man with the van turned out to be the same one who moved me there 2 years ago. Now he's also Boyzone's tour manager(!) (8/9)
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2007/9/6
When Factory Records boss Tony Wilson was buried recently, his coffin was numbered FAC 501 , the last Factory catalogue number.2006/9/8
Today's novel use of technology: using the vibration detectors in PC hard disks around the world to detect earthquakes and predict tsunamis : As part of their operation, hard disks measure vibrations in order to keep2003/9/8
Kevin Brockmeier's The Brief History of the Dead , an interesting short story postulating an afterlife not unlike the world of the living, and its interaction with events in the living world.