Posts Tagged ‘memory’

Old films to aid memory recovery

Thursday, May 17th, 2012

Old home movies are being used to help trigger the forgotten past of people with dementia and other memory loss.

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Vigil plan for murdered teacher

Sunday, January 8th, 2012

Friends and former pupils of a retired schoolteacher found stabbed to death plan a vigil in her memory.

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Dreaming ‘eases painful memories’

Thursday, November 24th, 2011

Scientists have used brain scans to shed more light on how the brain deals with the memory of unpleasant or traumatic events during sleep.

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Well Blog: Researchers Tune In to a High-Profile Lapse

Thursday, November 10th, 2011

For brain scientists, a gaffe by Gov. Rick Perry of Texas was a fascinating example of a common experience: the brain freeze.

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Well Blog: Researchers Tune In to a High-Profile Lapse

What Herman Cain recalls

Monday, October 31st, 2011

Herman Cain searched his memory for details about what might have caused a woman in the 1990s to accuse him of sexual harassment. No, he couldn’t remember her, not much at all. Then again, there was one time, the Republican presidential candidate told me, when he stood next to the woman and noted that she was about the same height as his wife. He showed me how close he was standing to her by asking a female staffer to stand next to him. It was close. Not touching, but close. Read full article > >

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What Herman Cain recalls

March held for murdered teenager

Saturday, October 8th, 2011

Relative and friends of murdered Kilmarnock school boy Jon Wilson take part in a march in his memory.

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Google chairman faces Capitol Hill heat for first time

Thursday, September 22nd, 2011

Google’s executive chairman, Eric Schmidt, faced a barrage of questions from lawmakers Wednesday about whether his company’s search engine stifles competition as he insisted it has not violated its famous “don’t be evil” motto. Schmidt, who had never testified on Capitol Hill, began his highly anticipated testimony by invoking the memory of Microsoft’s Bill Gates, who walked the same gantlet before the Senate Judiciary Committee’s antitrust panel during the 1990s. Read full article > >

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Filling In the Details Wiped Away by a Bike Crash

Tuesday, September 6th, 2011

For a reporter injured in a cycling accident, the worst consequence was a 20-minute hole in his memory.

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Filling In the Details Wiped Away by a Bike Crash

Tuesday, September 6th, 2011

For a reporter injured in a cycling accident, the worst consequence was a 20-minute hole in his memory.

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Filling In the Details Wiped Away by a Bike Crash

Forna wins Commonwealth book gong

Sunday, May 22nd, 2011

British author Aminatta Forna’s novel The Memory of Love is named best book at the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize ceremony in Sydney.

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First: The Twitter Trap

Wednesday, May 18th, 2011

What thinking in 140 characters does to our brains.

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First: The Twitter Trap

At Home With Mark Hogancamp: In a Tiny Universe, Room to Heal

Thursday, April 7th, 2011

After he lost his memory, Mark Hogancamp created a universe of his own: a tiny World War II-era town called Marwencol, the subject of a documentary.

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At Home With Mark Hogancamp: In a Tiny Universe, Room to Heal

Opinion »: Op-Ed: Why Qaddafi Has Already Lost

Thursday, March 17th, 2011

Libya’s rebellion draws strength from the memory of colonialism. It’s being led by the urban elite.

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Half the Game Is Mental; So Is the Other Half

Thursday, March 10th, 2011

Hershey High School will look to extend its recent dominance at the USA Memory Championship on Saturday in Manhattan.

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Half the Game Is Mental; So Is the Other Half

Barbour’s Foggy MLK Memory

Monday, February 28th, 2011

Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour’s fond memories of growing up in Yazoo City continue to put him in awkward situations. First he praised the anti-integration White Citizens Council in the Weekly Standard; now it seems his memory of Martin Luther King…

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Barbour’s Foggy MLK Memory