Playtime for your Subconcious (w/games)

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Thursday January 18, 2007 · 3:42 PM PST

2007/01/18 · 15:42

In my life, I have discovered that there are three best ways to meet someone new:

At work--when you share a similar job description.

At a drunken party.

During recess!

If you haven't fallen asleep yet, that means that there's a good chunk of your mind that you are aware of right now. That's your Consciousness, a cute little friend created when the intralaminar nuclei of the thalamus synchronize the impulse patterns of the rest of the brain at a frequency of 40 Hz. Click here to view cross sections of the brain of former Senator George Allen.

As you are probably aware, Consciousness is a notoriously boring playmate that we have no interest in hanging around with today. Fortunately, there is someone else....and she brings way more to your thinking body than you may realize. Like anyone else you haven't met, one of the best ways to become friends is to join her for a little playtime.

(Warning: You'll need to grab a pen/pencil and paper or open Notebook if you want to play all the games.)

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Oil Industry Comes Clean on Refining Capacity

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Saturday October 29, 2005 · 12:31 AM PDT

2005/10/29 · 00:31

In the face of high gasoline prices, the GOP line has been what it has always been for every problem--that Liberals are to blame. From the President, to the pundits, blogs, and ministers, this is the talking point they keep coming back to:

"And so I think if you take a good look at what it means to build a refinery, or expand a refinery, you'll find there's a lot of regulations and paperwork that are required, thereby delaying the capacity for more product to come on to the market and discouraging people from doing -- building refineries. That's why we haven't had one since 1970-something."
President George W Bush--September 26, 2005
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