A new documentary shows stories of forgiveness and reconciliation in a nation still reeling from the horrors of genocide. John enters the room with his hands clasped high on his chest. He sits across from Chantale and begins the conversation they both have been afraid of for years. "I did a terrible thing to you by killing your father, who was my neighbor and my friend," John says. "I had even helped prepare the feast when he received confirmation in the church. But the evil

Olympians have something to teach us about this cardinal virtue. Athletes in the Olympic Games have invested considerable time not just in physical but also in mental training. We'll see them listening to their iPods, huffing, glowering, and meditating before their events. Mentally overriding physical distress and refusing to entertain the possibility of failure is called "championship thinking," and it has paid off for countless athletes. Studies and everyday experience sugg