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1st Nov, 2009 | Source : Chemistry.com
Kicking leaves, carving pumpkins, pencils, books and work: We're back in the fall routine. And as we resume our autumn rituals, most of us take stock. Perhaps there's nothing we ponder more thoroughly than our bedroom habitat. Is someone there? If not, why not? If so, is this The One? Or should someone else reside in this inner sanctum?
We tend to think that spring and summer are the mating seasons—the key times that we engage in the pursuit of happiness. But as autumn gets under way, professionals, entrepreneurs, students, retirees, almost everyone returns to “the hood,” or to clubs, restaurants, gyms, sports and cultural events, and parties--rekindling and expanding their social webs.
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We tend to think that spring and summer are the mating seasons—the key times that we engage in the pursuit of happiness. But as autumn gets under way, professionals, entrepreneurs, students, retirees, almost everyone returns to “the hood,” or to clubs, restaurants, gyms, sports and cultural events, and parties--rekindling and expanding their social webs.
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23rd Oct, 2009 | Source : Chemistry.com
We’ve all been there—hashing over the details of a date we’ve recently had, analyzing the interaction and consulting our friends, all in an attempt to answer one crucial question: Should I see this person again? Ultimately, of course, only you can decide whether you’re game for another rendezvous. Usually the concerns a single person has cluster around…
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16th Oct, 2009 | Source : Chemistry.com
"Tell me where is fancy bred, or in the heart, or in the head?" asked Shakespeare.
He was one of millions who, over the centuries, have wondered where romantic love comes from.
We now know, at least partially. I and my colleagues have put 32 men and women who were madly in love into a brain scanner and… Read more
He was one of millions who, over the centuries, have wondered where romantic love comes from.
We now know, at least partially. I and my colleagues have put 32 men and women who were madly in love into a brain scanner and… Read more
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