Love Shouldn't Hurt The Tragedy of Domestic Violence By Annette Jones The body of 26-year-old Jessie Marie Davis was found in a field by police searchers on June 23, 2007. Her boyfriend and the father of her 2-year-old son and unborn daughter, Bobby Cutts, Jr., was arrested on two counts of first-degree murder shortly after the discovery of Jessie’s body. This is just the most recent case of domestic abuse to appear in the news. Violence against women occurs each and every day. Here are some of the statistics: Read the full article Dreams and Nightmares Wake-Up Calls by Parthena Black Our dreams are screens for late-night public service announcements from our unconscious minds. Dreams often call our attention to problems and issues in waking life - and some of these dreams can really be wake-up calls! Read the full article On Fate and Predicting the Future By Annette Jones The other day on a certain MySpace group that I enjoy, we got into debating Fate and predicting the future. My opponent said that predicting the future implied that there was such a thing as Fate, but that the very act of predicting the future changes the future, thereby proving that there is NO such thing as Fate. A paradox, a paradox, a most ingenious paradox. (Come on, sing along, everybody!) Read the full article A Crash Course In Dreams By Parthena Black No one really knows for sure why we dream. Scientists have studied brain activity and although there is still some question as to exactly where in the brain that dreams come from, it has been confirmed that dreams occur in the REM (rapid eye movement) stage of sleep. People who wake up in this stage of sleep are more likely to remember their dreams, and remember them vividly. Only about half of the population awakens during this state and remember their dreams. The other half awakens during non-REM sleep and believe that they never dream. We dream about every 90 minutes and the longest dreams occur in the morning. While the general consensus is that "everyone" dreams, this may not be completely accurate. Illness, some brain injuries, certain medications and sleep disorders can inhibit REM sleep. The dreamer might still dream, but their ability to recall their dreams may be impaired. Read the full article |
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Love Shouldn't Hurt The Tragedy of Domestic Violence By Annette Jones The body of 26-year-old Jessie Marie Davis was found in a field by police searchers on June 23, 2007. Her boyfriend and the father of her 2-year-old son and unborn daughter, Bobby Cutts, Jr., was arrested on two counts of first-degree murder shortly after the discovery of Jessie’s body. This is just the most recent case of domestic abuse to appear in the news. Violence against women occurs each and every day. Here are some of the statistics: Read the full article Dreams and Nightmares Wake-Up Calls by Parthena Black Our dreams are screens for late-night public service announcements from our unconscious minds. Dreams often call our attention to problems and issues in waking life - and some of these dreams can really be wake-up calls! Read the full article On Fate and Predicting the Future By Annette Jones The other day on a certain MySpace group that I enjoy, we got into debating Fate and predicting the future. My opponent said that predicting the future implied that there was such a thing as Fate, but that the very act of predicting the future changes the future, thereby proving that there is NO such thing as Fate. A paradox, a paradox, a most ingenious paradox. (Come on, sing along, everybody!) Read the full article A Crash Course In Dreams By Parthena Black No one really knows for sure why we dream. Scientists have studied brain activity and although there is still some question as to exactly where in the brain that dreams come from, it has been confirmed that dreams occur in the REM (rapid eye movement) stage of sleep. People who wake up in this stage of sleep are more likely to remember their dreams, and remember them vividly. Only about half of the population awakens during this state and remember their dreams. The other half awakens during non-REM sleep and believe that they never dream. We dream about every 90 minutes and the longest dreams occur in the morning. While the general consensus is that "everyone" dreams, this may not be completely accurate. Illness, some brain injuries, certain medications and sleep disorders can inhibit REM sleep. The dreamer might still dream, but their ability to recall their dreams may be impaired. Read the full article |
My First Mammogram - Or - The Pretzel Machine by Annette Jones October 9, 2006 I walked into the brightly lit offices 10 minutes before my appointment. I was a little bit nervous because I’d never had a mammogram done before. The cute receptionist, who couldn’t have been more than 19, handed me a clipboard with a few forms on it and a pink pen and told me to have a seat. Ok. I can do that. "Encourage People To Go For Their Dreams!" by Annie, Guest Author and Co-Author of
Annie and Dolly's cookbook has received rave reviews and has led to a career as a novelist for Annie. Here, our first guest author shares how the journey began. Love Shouldn't Hurt The Tragedy of Domestic Violence by Annette Jones The body of 26-year-old Jessie Marie Davis was found in a field by police searchers on June 23, 2007. Her boyfriend and the father of her 2-year-old son and unborn daughter, Bobby Cutts, Jr., was arrested on two counts of first-degree murder shortly after the discovery of Jessie’s body. This is just the most recent case of domestic abuse to appear in the news. Violence against women occurs each and every day. Dreams and Nightmares Wake-Up Calls by Parthena Black Our dreams are screens for late-night public service announcements from our unconscious minds. Dreams often call our attention to problems and issues in waking life - and some of these dreams can really be wake-up calls! On Fate and Predicting the Future by Annette Jones The other day on a certain MySpace group that I enjoy, we got into debating Fate and predicting the future. My opponent said that predicting the future implied that there was such a thing as Fate, but that the very act of predicting the future changes the future, thereby proving that there is NO such thing as Fate. A paradox, a paradox, a most ingenious paradox. (Come on, sing along, everybody!) A Crash Course In Dreams by Parthena Black No one really knows for sure why we dream. Scientists have studied brain activity and although there is still some question as to exactly where in the brain that dreams come from, it has been confirmed that dreams occur in the REM (rapid eye movement) stage of sleep. People who wake up in this stage of sleep are more likely to remember their dreams, and remember them vividly. Only about half of the population awakens during this state and remember their dreams. The other half awakens during non-REM sleep and believe that they never dream. We dream about every 90 minutes and the longest dreams occur in the morning. While the general consensus is that "everyone" dreams, this may not be completely accurate. Illness, some brain injuries, certain medications and sleep disorders can inhibit REM sleep. The dreamer might still dream, but their ability to recall their dreams may be impaired. |
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