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Zig Ziglar – Attitude Makes All The Difference

Zig Ziglar, the inspirational speaker who motivated millions around the world to work hard to achieve their dreams, died at age 86. Let’s together review some of his amazing quotes: “Of course motivation is not permanent. But then, neither is bathing; but it is something you should do on a regular basis.” ― Zig Ziglar, […]

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A Child’s Birth Date And His Learning Performance

A new study published in The Journal of Pediatrics shows that your child’s birth date might influence his/her performance in school. The children who are younger in a class perform worse on tests than their older classmates.In addition, younger students are significantly more diagnosed as Attention Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) children and are often prescribed

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Sneeze

Sneezing is one of the important functions of the body. It helps the immune system to fight against germs by clearing the nose of bacteria and viruses. Interestingly, sneeze happens because of some nerves that are triggered by a stimulus and  this happens only when we’re awake. So during sleep we don’t sneeze. Sneeze is so

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For the first time ever, women outscore men on IQ tests

A new research by James R. Flynn shows that women outscore men on IQ test. Flynn is famous for his researches on human intelligence and for his theory of Flynn’s effect which basically says that IQ scores are increasing all around the world every year. In this study Flynn looked at IQ scores from ages

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A Short Life, Well Lived

This is a story about a girl as beautiful inside as she was outside, 21 year old Katie Kirkpatrick passed away five days after her wedding in January 2005. She married her high school sweetheart, Nick Goodwin, in a beautiful church ceremony January 15, 2005, and passed away January 20, 2005. Katie was diagnosed with

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