Brown Kulik (1977) introduced the construct of flashbulb memories
in an article in Cognition (vol 5(1), p73-99) and, as a prototypical example,
they used a memory for an event relevant to today. The abstract to the
article follows:
|Abstract
|Flashbulb Memories are memories for the
James H. Goodnight, co-founder of the company that produced the
statistical software company Statistical Analysis System (SAS,
though today SAS is just a brand name) and its current chief executive,
started out at the argicultural statistics department at North Carolina
State University, has gone
Upon hearing of president Kennedy's assassination, I had a reaction similar to
Mike's. I was 6 years old and playing with my plastic WWII toy soldiers in our
living room/dining room floor in Cuba. My mother was in the kitchen and our
front door was open. Suddenly, our next door neighbor, a
Desiree Jennings, the cheerleader with the bizarre affliction of
dystonia she attributes to receiving a seasonal flu shot, has
made an amazing recovery.
She now has her own website, here:
http://www.desireejennings.com/
But the good news is here:
I thought that I heard something about there being recent research on
flashbulb memories which indicated that people were nearly as accurate
with these types of memories as they thought they were. Don't
remember the reference right now. I'll see if I can dig it up.
Michael Britt
Dr Buttar is reported as saying:
We took the toxins out of her system, we supported her system, we
reduced inflammation and we started treating her injuries by giving her
a certain amount of nutrients that the brain needed to repair the
neuroreceptors,.
Sounds to me like the standard
The Chicago Tribune started a series on alternative treatments for autism today
in its paper (subtitled dubious medicine). It looks like a good article
today on chelation and other treatments.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/health/chi-autism-treatments-nov22,0,1396079.story
Jon
I was in boarding school in France. I was 12 years old and remember that during
the elections my family had voted Republican despite the fact that we were
staunch Catholics. My father really liked Nixon (something I find surprising
now but I can't ask him about it as he passed away 30 years
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At least one source points out that some of these copies have a
50 page introduction which attacks the volume; see:
http://www.dailytech.com/AntiEvolution+Actor+Modifies+Darwins+Work+With+Questionable+Intro/article16892.htm
or
http://tinyurl.com/ycfu3mp
I admit that there are big holes in my pop
On 22 Nov 2009 at 17:28, tay...@sandiego.edu wrote:
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Hi
This creationist effort has been around for the past few months and is about to
hit certain Canadian universities on 24 Nov. You can see responses
discrediting the information in the insert and more at
http://ncse.com/
If you follow the Don't Diss Darwin link, you will find a list of the
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