The Smell of Rosemary Can Help Improve Your Memory

With so much going on in our lives each day, it’s easy for small things to slip our mind. For hundreds of years, rosemary has been linked to memory. For example, Ophelia in Shakespeare’s Hamlet, says: ‘There’s rosemary, that’s for remembrance.’ Researchers at the University of Northrumbia, decided to carry out a study to test this theory, and they found that the scent of rosemary does actually have the ability to improve our memories – even more the reason to surround ourselves with this lovely smelling plant

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These FBI Negotiation Tactics Can Be Used Every Day

Since the first steam-powered locomotive was displayed in 1804, trains have shaped the course of humanity. By allowing people and freights to be carried along known routes at high speeds, trains made the world smaller, trade goods more available, and travel faster. Thanks to the transcontinental railroad that connected America’s east and west, the United States became an economic superpower.

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These FBI Negotiation Tactics Can Be Used Every Day

What are we doing tonight? Where are we going to order our food from? What movie are we going to watch today? So much of what we decide in life requires negotiation. Sometimes, as in the above examples, the stakes are relatively low; the worst results of a bad decision are boredom and heartburn. However, sometimes, negotiations have a lot more on the line: Life and death, to be precise. This is what Chris Voss, a 24-year FBI veteran negotiator, has had to deal with for most of his professional career.

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Ray Charles - Music Box

If you love blues and jazz, you have to be familiar with Ray Charles, AKA “The Genius” (1930-2004). Charles pioneered the soul music genre by combining R&B, gospel, and blues. He was one of the first African-American musicians to enjoy artistic control by their record company. His life story was depicted in the 2004 award-winning movie “Ray”. 

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