A Sampling of Clips for 
June 04, 2004

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How to Eat Smart
Psychology Today, May/June-We know that the foods we eat affect the body,
but they may have even more influence on how the brain handles its tasks.
Mood, motivation, and mental performance are powerfully influenced by diet. (Cites research conducted by Philip Langlais, Ph.D., a professor of psychology
at the University of California, San Diego Medical School.)
http://www.psychologytoday.com/htdocs/prod/PTOArticle/PTO-19960501-000033.ASP

Come. Sit. Stay. Read.
Alameda Times-Star, June 4-Given how alpha-dominant dogs have become over beta-subservient humans in the last 15,000 or more years, it probably shouldn't shock anyone that two-legged scientists invest so much research in the furry, four-legged rulers of so many households. A recent study, led by Nicholas Christenfeld of UC San Diego, examined whether dogs and owners come to look alike. They (the humans) asked strangers to match pictures of dogs with their people. That proved much more difficult than popular myth attests.
http://www.timesstar.com/Stories/0,1413,125~1511~2191928,00.html#