** New research into consumer behavior has found a link between the height of a room's ceiling and the kind of thoughts a person will have in that room.

"A higher versus a lower ceiling can stimulate the concepts of freedom versus confinement, respectively. This causes people to engage in either more free-form, abstract thinking or more detail-specific thought. Thus, depending on what the task at hand requires, the consequences of the ceiling could be positive or negative."

“When a person is in a space with a 10-foot ceiling, they will tend to think more freely, more abstractly. They might process more abstract connections between objects in a room, whereas a person in a room with an 8-foot ceiling will be more likely to focus on specifics.”

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**I think making dog and rabbit hand shadows on the wall is cool, but this is awesome - motorcycle


**I like my cocktails, but the "diamond-tini" served at the recently opened Ritz Tokyo is just slightly out of my price range.


For you folks wanting to save a cool 1.8 million Yen (7,250 pounds), you can make it home! All you need is:
- a hint of lime
- chilled Belvedere vodka
- a 1.06-carat stone

And serve with a serenade of "Diamonds are Forever" as a cut stone slides to the martini glass bottom, and later have a local jeweller mount it on a ring.

Claaaaasy!