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18. XVIII. 10010.

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Yes, today is the 18th of March.  For many of you, it’s the recovery day after over-celebrating St. Patrick’s Day yesterday.  For me, it means that the new month of Nisan arrives in but 3 days- which is yet another new year in the Jewish calendar.  It also means there’s but 18 days to go until the grand festival of Pesach- Passover.

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Flavor Intensity?

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Ah, yes, if it’s a day ending in “y”, the odds are you’ll find me at St. Elmo’s, my favorite coffee place. Where I have my own mug that is constantly being refilled. And, the aromas- they are just glorious.  (And, those few tourists, who break the rules and use a cell phone,  get attacked for creating halfalogue terror.”)

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It’s in our genes!

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So, years ago Drs. Settle, Dawes, Christakis, and Fowler reported (The Journal of Politics) that there is a gene associated with liberal thought.  It seems that folks with liberal dispositions  also seek out new and novel experiences.  Those same folks have the 7R variant of the dopamine receptor (G4).  This research came after Bouchard & McGueCloninger, Svrakic, & Przybeck, among others determined that social conservatism is also inherited.

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