The facial expressions of mice: The face of a mouse reveals its emotions -- ScienceDaily: Researchers have described different emotional facial expressions for mice. Similar to humans, the face of a mouse looks completely different when it tastes something sweet or bitter, or when it becomes anxious. With this new possibility to render the emotions of mice measurable, neurobiologists can now investigate the basic mechanisms of how emotions are generated and processed in the brain.
Riddhi Pratap Rana confesses that around a decade back, he used to be a drug addict. Yet today, as a clean man, he runs a successful drugs and alcohol rehabilitation center in Kathmandu Valley. "As an ex-user, I felt that it was my duty to open a center that understood the reality of drug addiction" says Mr. Riddhi. Under his initiation the Maya Nepal Rehabilitation Center was established in February, 2006. The center is situated around 6Km South of Kathmandu City at Harisiddhi, Lalitpur. [caption id="attachment_2910" align="alignnone" width="777"] Mr. Riddhi Pratap Rana, standing besides the Maya Nepal building.[/caption] Maya Nepal operates as a regist ered Non-Government Organization (NGO). "Drugs and alcohol rehabilitation can't be done by those who consider profit to be their primary motive" says Krishna Man Maharjan, a senior staff at the center. Hundreds of people have managed to recover from their alcohol or drug addiction...
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