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| − | == 7 Reasons Why Not Making Mistakes Is The Biggest Mistake ==
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| − | The FEAR of being nothing, achieving nothing and becoming nothing should be way bigger than the fear of making mistakes.A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing. ~ George Bernard Shaw
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| − | == Rats Walking Again After Spinal Cord Injury ==
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| − | Scientists in Switzerland have restored full movement to rats paralyzed by spinal cord injuries in a study that spurs hope that the techniques may hold promise for someday treating people with similar injuries.
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| − | == The Radical Linguist Noam Chomsky ==
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| − | For centuries experts held that every language is unique. Then one day in 1956, a young linguistics professor gave a legendary presentation at the Symposium on Information Theory at MIT. He argued that every intelligible sentence conforms not only to the rules of its particular language but to a universal grammar that encompasses all languages.
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| − | [[http://goodvillenews.com/The-Radical-Linguist-Noam-Chomsky-WKTWnp.html The Radical Linguist Noam Chomsky]]
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| − | == Discovering My Own Values ==
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| − | At the end of your life a friend once asked, What do you hope to have happened? I thought it a great question and decided to give him a thoughtful answer, so I pocketed it for later and bought myself a month for the assignment. For a while my mind flooded with questions of plot.
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| − | == A Young Girl with a Big Heart and an Old Man with a Lot of Flowers ==
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| − | When I was very young (about ten or eleven years old), I heard that our neighbor, a retired physician, had lost his wife after a long illness. He was such a dear soul, and he had the most spectacular gardens in his backyard. The whole neighborhood could see his glorious flowers from the street. The backyard was a profusion of daisies and roses, snapdragons and lilies, hyacinths and columbines. I used to think there wasnt a flower in the world that he didnt grow.
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