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When five teenagers sat down and posed for a picture at Copco Lake in 1982, they didn't plan on making it a tradition. But that's what it became. Delete the scoop?
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The basic fact is this: all nonverbal communication has meaning, and body language can be a rich source of information for any leader. Via Barb Jemmott Delete the scoop?
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Exercise confers huge health benefits, so why does it often feel like such a chore? Evolutionary biologist Daniel Lieberman of Harvard explains the paradox. Delete the scoop?
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CBS News polls Americans on how fatherhood has changed over the past 20 years Delete the scoop?
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Google experimented this week with helium-filled balloons and sent them into the stratosphere to provide cheaper, and quicker internet access from the sky rather than over landlines. Delete the scoop?
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Eyeballs contain a lot of nerve endings, but are also a prime area for bacterial infections including pink eye, chlamydia Delete the scoop?
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Feeling unhappy? Learn how increasing your happiness is within your power, and how doing so directly influences your success. Via Sandeep Gautam 
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Optimism, social connections and seeing stressors as challenges is the key to happiness and success! Delete the scoop?
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"Some people may actually see sounds, say researchers who found this odd ability is possible when the parts of the brain devoted to vision are small.
These findings points to a clever strategy the brain might use when vision is unreliable, investigators added."
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National Geographic show "Brain Games" challenging what you think you know ... Delete the scoop?
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As the men of the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo space programs reached further to the Moon, their spouses back home faced stresses and celebrity in an orbit all their own Delete the scoop?
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Michael Dubin got his brush with fame with a viral video when he launched Dollar Shave Club from a Venice, Calif., warehouse Delete the scoop?
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The answer to the simple question in that headline is surprisingly hard to come by. So Slate and the Twitter feed @GunDeaths are collecting data for our crowdsourced interactive. This data is necessarily incomplete. Delete the scoop?
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As part of our continuing series "On The Road," Steve Hartman meets a group of engineering students from the University of Maryland who are fighting funding gaps and gravity to find a way to make a human-powered helicopter fly. Delete the scoop?
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News, Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" to Maryland where college students are close to achieving one of Leonardo da Vinci's dreams. Delete the scoop?
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See full coverage Summer is a good season for reading, with all that time on the beach and being stuck in traffic on the way to the beach. But your book selection does not have to only be easy beach reading. Delete the scoop?
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A researcher in New Zealand has examined the tiny toys' expressions. Most of them still look happy, but an increasing number look rather upset. He thinks that might not be good for children. Delete the scoop?
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"The Coke bottle-shaped image encapsulates words attributed to graffiti artist Banksy which rant against the visual hegemony that advertisers have in public spaces. "The advertisers," says the poster, "have rearranged the world to put themselves in front of you. They never asked your permission..." © Via Leona Ungerer Delete the scoop?
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For centuries we're fussing about what the our optimal work time is in every day life. In today's article, we explore why focusing on energy not time is smart.
(from the article) One of the most unchanged elements of our life today is our optimal work time or how long we should work – generally, every person I’ve spoken to quotes me something close to 8 hours a day. And data seems to confirm that: The average American works 8.8 hours every day. At least, those are the official statistics from the Bureau of Labor Statistics: Via Barb Jemmott 
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Leo is an incredible researcher who's equally talented at sharing the knowledge he discovers with this research. Here, he presents scientific data to back up the "life-hacker" inspired position he's constantly taking to rethink the workday. Maybe reevaluating something that was invented (without much backup) almost 100 years ago isn't such a bad idea! Delete the scoop?
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