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31 Oct 2009 17:50
When I read the newspaper, I look for the good news because every thought we think changes our biochemistry. Your hormones are all affected by your thoughts. Pay attention to things that bring you joy. - Dr. Christiane Northup
: October 31st, 2009 
Saturday, 31 October 2009One day I was in the library, working on my thesis and feeling tired. I made a stop in the bathroom, looked in the mirror, and remember thinking that I looked pretty weary. Then as I was getting ready to leave the bathroom, I noticed a small Post-It note on the mirror. It said simpl...
Saturday, 31 October 2009With Lebanon's chronic power shortages, classes at the Rajam Issa public school are often plunged into darkness during the winter. In the remote northeastern dist...In a journey familiar to retirees but not sea mammals, Ilya the wayward manatee flew south for the winter Thursday after being rescued from a chilly New Jersey cre...Good News on this day in History, October 31
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Martin Luther posted his 95 theses on a church door, initiating the Reformation (1517) - Arthur Conan Doyle published The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1892)
- Battle of Britain ended, and prevented a German invasion (1940)
- After 14 years of work, drilling was completed on Mount Rushmore (1941)
- Roman CatholicLutheran church leaders signed a Doctrine of Justification, ending a centuries-old dispute over the nature of faith and salvation (1999)
- Soyuz TM-31 launched, carrying the ...
All of San Francisco's 400 garbage and recycling trucks now run on alternative fuel, cutting 21 percent of their greenhouse gas emissions with the use of liquefied natural gas, and biodiesel B-20 made from food scraps. Depression
The pain of depression drives you to search for the deeper meaning of your life. First depression stops you in your tracks, making it difficult for you to continue with your current life. Then depression makes you agonize about what you should do with your life. In this way it sets you on the path toward greater meaning. -Lara Honos-Webb, PH.D., author of Listening to Depression
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