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"We need glucose for self-control. Anger is the emotion that most people have difficulty controlling." — Ohio State University psychology researcher Brad Bushman, lead author of a study of 107 married couples that employed voodoo dolls to measure correlation between hunger and aggression in spouses. The researchers said eating a candy bar might be a good idea if spouses are about to discuss something touchy.
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"Why was one of them saved?" Neighbor SanDee Wall on Megan Huntsman's youngest surviving daughter, born during the decade Huntsman told authorities she killed six other babies.
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"What they're going to have to be looking for is contrast between hard objects, like bits of a fuselage, and that silty bottom. With the types of sonars they are using, if stuff is sitting up on top of the silt, say a wing was there, you could likely see that ... but small items might sink down into the silt and be covered and then it's going to be a lot more challenging." — Stefan Williams, a professor of marine robotics at the University of Sydney, on the mechanism the robotic submarine Bluefin 21 will use to locate debris of flight MH370 on the ocean floor.
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