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Preferences, past choices predict future decisions E-mail
by William Atkins   
Tuesday, 31 March 2009
According to research in the United Kingdom, your past preferences and present choices determine your attitudes of preferring things and making decisions in the future about such pleasurable things as cars, expensive gifts, and vacation spots.

 
Pop the champagne cork on a cold bottle: It's bubblier! E-mail
by William Atkins   
Saturday, 28 March 2009
Researchers in France found that chilling champagne gives it a longer-lasting effervescence. It’s fizzier! But what is the reason? Chill out, have a drink, and listen up!

 
Thin brained people more at risk for depression E-mail
by William Atkins   
Thursday, 26 March 2009
According to a U.S. research team study, the thinning of the cortex of the brain means that you may have inherited an increased risk of depression from your ancestors.

 
Want a shrimp named after you? Bid on it at eBay! E-mail
by William Atkins   
Wednesday, 25 March 2009
The Australian Marine Conservation Society is putting the name of a recently discovered species of small, spotted shrimp on bid at eBay. The bidding is for environmental charity but your name could also go down in crustacean history!

 
Bones of Columbus' crew analyzed with surprising results E-mail
by William Atkins   
Monday, 23 March 2009
A team led by a University of Wisconsin archaeologist is analyzing the supposed skeletal remains from the long-dead crew of Christopher Columbus. The researchers found details of what they ate (Old World grains), what diseases they had (scurvy), and what members of the crew (Africans) were not so widely known to have gone on such voyages of discovery.

 
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