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Mary Allen

Indianapolis
As seen in: AWWA Opflow, Los Angeles Times, Psychology Today, MDPI, Flipboard, BioRxiv, Pediatrics, Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), The West Volusia Beacon, Oklahoma Magazine and
Molecular biologist and bioinformatition at the university of Colorado boulder. Interested in eRNAs, down syndrome and modified nts.
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A Season of Inspiration

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By Mary Allen
| Oklahoma Magazine Verified
Whether you’re drawn to symphonies, ballet, theater, opera or visual art, Oklahoma’s cultural calendar offers something that will inspire. We preview the exhibitions, events and performances audiences won’t want to miss in 2026 and 2027. Celebrity Attractions Celebrity Attractions’ CEO Kristin Dotson says the varied line-up in the 2026-2027 season will provide an entertaining experience for every taste. “There is a lot of anticipation for the return of Phantom of the Opera,” she shares.
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The Power of Positive Talking

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By Mary Allen
| Psychology Today Verified
Relatively recent research shows that both gratitude and hope have positive effects on the human body as well as the mind and soul. I’ve read that gratitude has neurological benefits, and hope can improve symptoms and daily functioning in those with chronic illness. I’d like to add my own modest, personally observed contribution to the positive psychology discussion: What about positive talking?
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PLANTING SEEDS OF KNOWLEDGE

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By Mary Allen
| McKenzie River Reflections Verified
Recently I came across a statement, "Teachers plant the seeds of knowledge that last a lifetime." This brought to mind memories of my teachers in the one-room schoolhouse, those in junior high, high school and college. I also have a series of newspaper clippings about achievements of some of my teachers. Family Teachers This quote also reminded me of Mother and Grandmother (Nanny). Both were teachers in one-room schools.
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