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Eight Angle Pose

Ewa Josefsson 

Come to sitting. Draw one knee into the chest and start to inch the shoulder under the knee. Cross ankles with the bottom leg in front of the top leg when performing this arm balance.

Always cross ankles with the bottom leg in front of the top leg when performing this arm balance.

Good for core strength and balance.

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The Long, Strange Journey of Einstein’s Brain : NPR

Albert Einstein died 50 years ago Monday. While that day marked the end of his life, it was only the beginning of a long, strange journey for his brain.

Thomas Harvey, a doctor at the hospital where Einstein died, removed the famous scientist’s brain and kept it with him over the next four decades. Harvey wanted to know what made Einstein a genius.

As Brian Burrell writes in his new book Postcards from the Brain Museum, Harvey wasn’t alone.

Scientists have long sought to understand the nature of genius and before computers and imaging technology, they had few options other than studying the actual brain.

Burrell discusses the long, strange journey of Einstein’s brain.

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