query: what is the front part of your brain

pos: Frontal lobe Frontal lobe The frontal lobe is the largest of the four major lobes of the brain in mammals, and is located at the front of each hemisphere (in front of the parietal lobe and the temporal lobe). It is separated from the parietal lobe by a groove between tissues called the central sulcus, and from the temporal lobe by a deeper groove called the lateral sulcus (Sylvian fissure). The most anterior rounded part of the frontal lobe (though not well-defined) is known as the frontal pole, one of the three poles of the cerebrum. The frontal lobe is covered by

neg: Brain Stew / Jaded the title of the album on which it is featured), and "Brain Stew" is a reference to Armstrong's long-time friend, James Washburn, who is nicknamed Brain Stew. Vinyl box set "Brain Stew" "Jaded" "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" The "Brain Stew" part of the song has been played at almost every single one of Green Day's concerts since its release. There have been several notable performances of this song. For instance, the band played the song in front of 130,000 people at the Milton Keynes National Bowl for the live DVD–CD "Bullet in a Bible". Another notable performance was

neg: This Is Your Brain on Drugs to your brain after snorting heroin"—and slams the pan down on it. She lifts the pan back up, saying, "and this is what your body goes through", in reference to the remnants of the smashed egg now dripping from the bottom of the pan and down her arm. Cook then says, "It's not over yet", and proceeds to smash everything in the kitchen with the frying pan in a rage, yelling "And this is what your family goes through! And your friends! And your money! And your job! And your self-respect! And your future!" She ends with "And your life."

neg: This Is Your Brain on Drugs sitcom "Married... with Children", "What Goes Around Comes Around" (1990), the character Al Bundy takes an egg, says "This is your brain," then says "This is your brain on marriage," drops it on the ground, and asks, "Any questions?" The "brain on drugs" line was sampled in Boogie Down Productions' 1990 political hip hop song "Love's Gonna Get'cha (Material Love)" and "Weird Al" Yankovic's 1992 parody song "I Can't Watch This". The 1991 film sequel "" spoofed the PSA by having Johnny Depp (whose acting career began with the original "A Nightmare on Elm Street" movie) perform the skit. The

neg: Musical technique link below for full answer to question)" "...if you know which kind of sound you must produce for this composition, your muscles automatically play what is needed for that. Because your brain, dictates to your muscles much better than your teacher dictates to you. Sometimes of course I must make something technically more precise, but most important, your idea, how you must play in your brain." Alexander Markov is quoted as saying "See I always felt about the music and the technical aspect of it, to me it's very much together, because I know some musicians, some violinists they isolate

neg: Anders Dale how the brain works. Ideally you'd like to test your models not in anesthetized animals and brain slices, but by measuring brain activity in humans non-invasively. I wanted to study normal people doing normal tasks. That was what brought me to imaging. My goal was to see what kind of things we can measure non-invasively that can be quantitatively related to the models we want to build...I wanted to know what exactly we are measuring, how can you model it, and how can you relate the signal to what is going on in the brain physiologically...at a level that say

neg: Body & Brain are a type of vibration that has a significant effect on a person’s health and outlook on life. A form of moving meditation (head-shaking), the technique was described by one Body & Brain instructor: "By shaking your head and vibrating your body, you bring healing energy. You just need to close your eyes and turn your head right and left, right and left, focusing on the center of your brain and keeping a rhythm. Afterwards, you feel very rejuvenated!" As part of CNN's three-part investigation into controversy and lawsuits surrounding Dahn Yoga, Neurosurgeon Dr. Sanjay Gupta was asked about testimonials

neg: Ben Franklin effect continually watching what we do and then contriving explanations for those actions, which subsequently influence our beliefs about ourselves...Our observing brain doesn't like it when our actions don't match the beliefs we have about ourselves, a situation commonly referred to as cognitive dissonance. So, whenever your behavior is in conflict with your beliefs (for example if you do a favor for someone you may not like very much or vice versa, when you do something bad to someone you are supposed to care about), this conflict immediately sets off alarm bells in your brain. The brain has a clever response

neg: Al's Brain important. It shows you that the reason we can see things is because "eyes cones are sending stimuli to your thalamus, which joins up to your occipital lobe," and that you can hear things when the "scilia down in your ear" vibrate and send "those impulses along to your temporal lobe." Al then shows through a telescope how the different parts of the brain can "communicate with each other." It shows a school of neuron, "a funky funky neuron," which has an axxon on one side and a denox on the other side. It then shows what happens when a

neg: Metaplasticity there is much research currently underway on the subject, despite its difficulty of study, because of its theoretical importance in brain and cognitive science. Most research of this type is done via cultured hippocampus cells or hippocampal slices. The brain is "plastic", meaning it can be molded and formed. This plasticity is what allows you to learn throughout your lifetime; your synapses change based on your experience. New synapses can be made, old ones destroyed, or existing ones can be strengthened or weakened. The original theory of plasticity is called "Hebbian plasticity", named after Donald Hebb in 1949. A quick

neg: Gina Rippon "extrapolate wildly" and such science can be used for "social engineering" to reinforce perceived male and female roles and status, an example of the kind argument she feels could be deployed is, "You are what your brain can do, and if your brain can’t do tricky things like running a country, designing a bridge, starting a war, you shouldn’t try and society shouldn’t let you." Rippon is also opposed to the "continued emphasis on 'essentialist', brain-based explanations in both public communication of, and research into, many forms of gender imbalance." Rippon has appeared on a number of media broadcasts within

neg: Endtroducing..... proclaiming: "It's the money!" "Midnight in a Perfect World" layers a soulful vocal line and a slow drum beat. It is based around mournful piano sampled from David Axelrod's 1969 song "The Human Abstract". "Napalm Brain/Scatter Brain" builds slowly, starting with a bassline and a looped drum break before its tempo speeds and additional instrumentation enters; the track eventually reaches its climax and deconstructs itself, leaving a single string sample playing by its conclusion. "Endtroducing" concludes on a somber note with "What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 1 – Blue Sky Revisit)", a wistful track that blends a warm

neg: This Is Your Brain on Drugs PSA goes on as normal until Robert Englund (who plays Freddy Krueger) hits Depp with the frying pan and says, "Yeah! What are "you" on? Looks like a frying pan and some eggs to me." Bill Hicks spoke negatively about the commercial frequently during his stand-up routine, claiming "I've seen a lot of weird shit on drugs, I've never ever ever ever ever looked at an egg and thought it was a fucking brain." PTV did a parody of the famous PSA as well, in a short titled "This is your brain on books", in which a gold egg falls

neg: The Road Not Taken (Fringe) allowed their brain to command vibrations that would take place. It really is true that essentially what heat is is vibrations of atoms, so if your brain can cause some kind of vibration to take place, eventually you could create enough heat to even create a flame." Pinkner added, "And if you haven't yet mastered pyrokinesis and the ability to excite molecules that are outside your body, well then you're going to excite the ones inside your body and you're going to blow up, sadly." For Harris' immolation scene, first unit director Gary Rake emphasized safety, explaining that "everyone really

neg: Spinning Dancer as the toes always pointing away from you and it can help with direction change. You can also close your eyes and try and envision the dancer going in a direction then reopen them and the dancer should change directions. Still another way is to wait for the dancer's legs to cross in the projection and then try to perceive a change in the direction in what follows. You could also try using your peripheral vision to distract the dominant part of the brain, slowly look away from the ballerina and you may begin to see it spin in the

neg: Brainbloodvolume a certain school of theory--a medical theory--that thinks if you increase the volume of blood in the brain that you can increase your awareness in your empathy and your sensitivity. There were some people in the 60's who tried to increase their brain blood volume by drilling a hole into the skull to crack sort of a pressure release. I don't know how crazy it is. People are trying to do that to themselves all the time, maybe not like that literally, but that's what people use drugs for and that's why people exercise--basically to release the pressure that's in

neg: The Voice of America (album) The Voice of America (album) The Voice of America is the second studio album by English band Cabaret Voltaire. It was released in July 1980, through record label Rough Trade. "Trouser Press" described the album as "an uneven work". AllMusic called it "Not as spectacular as what would follow", but not without its own set of thrills." "Stay Out Of It" samples three phrases from the "Outer Limits" episode "Demon with a Glass Hand": "the third part of your brain... you know where it is?", "don't kill me, please... please..." and "the hand... tell me what to do". The opening

neg: Arousal you’re walking through the woods and you notice a rattlesnake in front of the walkway on the ground. You would feel alarmed and scared (physiological arousal).Your past experience and knowledge of poisonous snakes and dangerous predators provides the (cognition) of the situation. Based on your analysis of your position you label your arousal as fear. Fear is explained to be an emotion that one might expect with alarm, it is also known as something to be afraid of or the feelings of apprehensiveness. Fear works when one senses danger, the brain reacts instantly, sending signals that activate the nervous system.

neg: Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! "Brain Training" purchased, Nintendo would donate $1.00 to Alzheimer's Australia. The game was one of the launch titles for the DS Lite in South Korea, along with "". It was released on January 18, 2007. Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!, also known as Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain? in PAL regions, and Daily DS Brain Training in South Korea, is an entertainment puzzle video game. It was developed and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo DS. Nintendo has stated that it is an

neg: Train Your Brain time it takes. This is complemented by a memory test, a counting test, and a stroop test (found at the back of the book) which should be undertaken every five days. A set of graphs are provided at the back of the book so that the results of the tests can be logged. The concepts presented in "Train Your Brain" would later be used to create the Nintendo DS game "". Kawashima, Ryuta, "Train Your Brain: 60 Days to a Better Brain" (London, 2006) Train Your Brain Train Your Brain: 60 Days to a Better Brain is an English-language version

neg: Go Your Own Way can realize where you are – and that's what that deejay was confused about. Fleetwood on the other hand blamed his drumming: "Go Your Own Way"s rhythm was a tom-tom structure that Lindsey demoed by hitting Kleenex boxes or something...I never quite got to grips with what he wanted, so the end result was my mutated interpretation. It became a major part of the song, a completely back-to-front approach that came, I'm ashamed to say, from capitalizing on my own ineptness. Despite this, Fleetwood has declared "Go Your Own Way" as one of his favorite songs to play, and cherishes

neg: Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!, also known as Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain? in PAL regions, and Daily DS Brain Training in South Korea, is an entertainment puzzle video game. It was developed and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo DS. Nintendo has stated that it is an "entertainment product 'inspired' by [Ryuta] Kawashima's work in the neurosciences." It was released in Japan, and was later released in North America, Europe, Australia, and South Korea. It was followed by a sequel titled "",

neg: The Hearse Song variations include that done by Harley Poe, with major differences occurring in the final chorus: And the worms crawl in, the worms crawl out, They crawl all over your dirty snout. Your chest caves in, your eyes pop out, And your brain turns to sauerkraut. They invite their friends and their friends too, They all come down to chew on you. And this is what it is to die, I hope you had a nice goodbye. Did you ever think as a hearse goes by, That you may be the next to die? And your eyes fall out, and your

neg: This Is Your Brain on Drugs Bell, copywriter Larre Johnson and creative director Paul Keye at Los Angeles-based agency keye/donna/pearlstein. It was directed by Joe Pytka through his own Venice-based production company Pytka Productions and produced by agency producer Harvey Greenberg, Pytka executive producer Jane McCann and Pytka producer John Turney. Anthony Marinelli scored the shorter versions. The second PSA, from 1997, featured 18-year-old actress Rachael Leigh Cook, who, as before, holds up an egg and says, "this is your brain", before lifting up a frying pan with the words, "this is heroin", after which she places the egg on a kitchen counter—"this is what happens

neg: Year in the Kingdom the elastic nature of memory—or, what you remember vs. what has actually happened. Brain chemistry is such a complicated thing. It takes a lot of brain power and creativity to memorize, catalogue and maintain the minutia of your experiences to sustain you and make you keep doing what you do. You re-create past events in a non-objective way and over huge periods of time you get distilled into this nebulous ghost. The YITK thing was more about looking back and remembering things in a totally inaccurate way, a way that’s maybe more joyful than it actually was. There have been

neg: Christopher Powell (musician) Boredoms 77 Boadrum performance which occurred on 7 July 2007 at the Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park in Brooklyn, New York. He participates in, what according to Obey Your Brain's website is his solo project, Endless Joy. He also participates in the band The Chewables. He co-presented with Brian Dwyer the 2010 exhibit, "Give Pizza Chance" which was one of the bases for museum and pizzeria, Pizza Brain. He also owns and operates the record label Obey Your Brain. In October 2012, Powell released "Universe Mahalo: Volume #1" which was the first official release of his solo project, "Spaceship Aloha." The

neg: Sensory stimulation therapy your brain sees your body, was discovered by Wilder Penfield. a world-famous brain surgeon. Upon ending his career as part of the McGill medical faculty, he served as the director of Neurological Institute. The Somatosensory systemis the part of our sensory system that deals with touch. We wouldn’t be able to feel things like temperatures, pain, pressure, vibration, and skin rash without the unwavering help of our somatosensory system. The peripheral nervous system has the ability to understand touch, pressure, vibration, limb position, heat, Cold, and Pain. This information is sent through the peripheral nervous system, to the spinal cord

neg: Sylar speculation. There's a connection between the powers and the brain, and Sylar has found it." The question is addressed in the season three premiere, when he is depicted in the act of acquiring Claire Bennet's regenerative powers through examination of her brain with his hands. When Claire asks him the same question, he sounds surprised and replies "Eat your brain? Claire, that's disgusting." The writers never bridged the gap between the early insinuations regarding what Sylar does with the brains and the final incarnation they reveal in his encounter with Claire. Prior to Quinto's first appearance in the episode "Seven

neg: What Mad Pursuit of the genetic code. There is a prologue outlining Crick's upbringing, education, and war work on magnetic and acoustic mines, and following World War II his decision on what branch of science to study, using the "gossip test". (Your interests are revealed by your gossip.) There is also an epilogue that outlines Crick's work after 1966, his move to the Salk Institute with his career transition to neuroscience concentrating on visual consciousness in primates, and some of his conclusions regarding research in theoretical biology, especially with regard to the brain sciences. Crick comments on various aspects of the DNA double

neg: Preemptive Strike (album) the U.S. version, "The Number Song (Cut Chemist Remix)" and a remix of Depeche Mode's "Painkiller (Kill The Pain Mix)." It also had a completely different packaging and was dedicated to the memory of Paul Ballenger . On the vinyl release, "Strike 1," "Strike 2," and "Strike 3," were removed, leaving the album with In/Flux Hindsight What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 2) What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 3) What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 4) What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 1) High Noon Organ Donor (Extended Overhaul) Preemptive Strike (album) Preemptive Strike is

neg: Pick Your Brain Pick Your Brain Pick Your Brain is an American syndicated game show that featured children as contestants. The series ran on weekends for one year, debuting on September 18, 1993 and running until September 1994. "Pick Your Brain" was created by Marc Summers, who also served as its host and executive producer. He was assisted by a giant robot named 2-XL, based on the Tiger Electronics toy of the same name and voiced by Greg Berg. "Pick Your Brain" was produced by Marc Summers Productions and The Summit Media Group, and was distributed by Rysher Entertainment. Three children competed in

neg: Pierre-Alexis Dumas the object you're making in space, being able to listen to what your hands tell you." - Reminiscing about learning the saddle stitch by age 10 "A pencil. If you throw your pencil away, it means you've used it. It means you've used your brain, your imagination, you've been writing and drawing." - About his favorite disposable object In 1996, Dumas married Sophie Bouilhet, a member of the Christofle silver-manufacturing family. They have three children. He is one of the directors of the Protestant Solidarity of France and Armenia association, and treasurer of the Endowment Fund for the Preservation of

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Annual BCI Research Award brain computer interface performance and usability. University of Graz, Austria
What are the neuro-physiological causes of performance variations in brain-computer interfacing? Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, Germany
Using the electrocorticographic speech network to control a brain-computer interface in humans Washington University in St. Louis, USA
Towards communication in the completely locked-in state: neuroelectric semantic conditioning BCI. University of Tübingen, IRCCS, International Max Planck Research School, Germany
An affective BCI using multiple ERP components associated to facial emotion processing. RIKEN, Japan
What's your next move? Detecting movement intention for stroke rehabilitation. ETH Zürich, Switzerland
What are the Neuro-Physiological Causes of

neg: Greg Maddux his reputation, saying, "People think I'm smart? You know what makes you smart? Locate your fastball down and away. That's what makes you smart. You talk to Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson, or Tom Seaver. They'll all tell you the same thing. It's not your arm that makes you a great pitcher. It's that thing between both of your ears we call a brain." To this day, Maddux maintains Koufax, Gibson, and Seaver are the three best pitchers of the "live ball" era of baseball. Informed by "The Sporting News" he had been voted best pitcher of the 1990s, he replied,

neg: This Is Your Brain on Drugs This Is Your Brain on Drugs This Is Your Brain on Drugs was a large-scale US anti-narcotics campaign by Partnership for a Drug-Free America (PDFA) launched in 1987, that used three televised public service announcements (PSAs) and a related poster campaign. The 30-second version of the first PSA, from 1987, shows a man (played by John Roselius) in a starkly furnished apartment who asks if there is anyone out there who still doesn't understand the dangers of drug abuse. He holds up an egg and says, "This is your brain," before motioning to a frying pan and adding, "This is

neg: This Is Your Brain on Drugs and falling down a building. The title of the popular science book "This Is Your Brain On Music: The Science of a Human Obsession" (2006) by Daniel Levitin is a nod to the PSA. In the tenth episode of the second season of the TV series "Breaking Bad", "Over" (2009), the character Jesse Pinkman, references the commercial, frying one egg and saying, "this is your brain" then adding another egg and saying "this is your brain on drugs." In 2012, two PSAs based on the PDFA campaign were released by Tea Party activist Herman Cain. The violent death of a

neg: Ricardo Sanchez reporters were willing to "compromise [their] integrity" and "display questionable ethics" to get front page stories: The death knell of your ethics has been enabled by your parent organizations who have chosen to align themselves with political agendas. What is clear to me is that you are perpetuating the corrosive partisan politics that is destroying our country and killing our servicemen who are at war. My assessment is that your profession, to some extent, has strayed from these ethical standards and allowed external agendas to manipulate what the American public sees on TV, what they read in our newspapers and

neg: This Is Your Brain on Music This Is Your Brain on Music This Is Your Brain on Music: The Science of a Human Obsession is a popular science book written by the McGill University neuroscientist Daniel J. Levitin, and first published by Dutton Penguin in the U.S. and Canada in 2006, and updated and released in paperback by Plume/Penguin in 2007. It has been translated into 18 languages and spent more than a year on "The New York Times", "The Globe and Mail", and other bestseller lists, and sold more than one million copies. The aim of "This Is Your Brain on Music" was to make

neg: This Is Your Brain on Music along with appearances by Sting, Michael Bublé, Feist, and former Fugees leader Wyclef Jean; and "The Music Instinct" (2009) with Levitin and Bobby McFerrin as co-hosts, with appearances by Yo Yo Ma, Jarvis Cocker, Daniel Barenboim, Oliver Sacks and others. In 2009, Harvard University announced "This Is Your Brain on Music" would be required reading in its Freshman Core Program in General Education.In 2011-2012, the Physics Department at the California Institute of Technology adopted it as a textbook. This Is Your Brain on Music This Is Your Brain on Music: The Science of a Human Obsession is a popular science

neg: William T. Greenough what you were born with determined your potential for the rest of your life. This view of brain structure, neural activity, and learning was completely overturned by Greenough's research. Greenough initially worked with mice and rat models, later studying primates and humans. His studies demonstrated that fundamental physical changes occurred in neurons in the brain in response to stimulating environments. At the most basic cellular level, the brains of rats that lived in stimulating environments developed more synapses than those that did not. He went on to demonstrate that new synapses were formed as a result of activities that involved

neg: Rasony District membrane of the brain, and he took out that blood with some kind of little spoon. When he'd removed the blood from the membrane... QUESTION: You say the doctor flew in from behind the front line? To Seljawszczina, to the airfield. They wanted to fly me behind the front line. But the surgeon says: 'To save yourself, you need a pail of poppy-seeds and honey mixed together. You must grind the poppy-seeds, pound and grind them with the honey and eat it. You've lost all your blood. Then you'll get well and be able to leave your bed. But if

neg: A Place I Go dramatic. So all of these songs coming out now reflects that. There is a part of my brain that's saying, 'Ooh, you better write something a bit more uptempo and happy'. But ultimately, if that's where your head's at, that's what you've got to do." The album received mixed reviews, with Virgin Media awarding the album 3 out of 5 stars, saying "the album suffers from over-earnestness and a samey pace" but is "an interesting real-deal of a debut", and Digital Spy giving the album 2 out of 5 stars, calling the album a "sluggish set which sadly falls short

neg: Paranormality (book) America through Kindle. "Paranormality" was awarded the Center for Inquiry's Robert P. Balles award for 2011. Interviewed by Swoopy for the Skepticality podcast, Wiseman stated the book has a high impact on readers because it is interactive. Surveying paranormal books before writing "Paranormality", Wiseman asked himself what about these books engages the readers. "It's all about you, it's about your brain, it's about your behavior, it's about your beliefs". ... "getting people involved and finding out yourself". One reason the title of the book does not instantly reveal if it is supportive or skeptical of the paranormal is because they

neg: Raheem DeVaughn making appearances at different shows in D.C. with artists such as W. Ellington Felton and Asheru of Unspoken Heard, hiding his face behind a hooded sweatshirt performing under the alias Chronkite. Felton comments that that alter ego was engendered for complicated reasons: "Chronkite represents that part of every artist who started what they're doing singing in front of a mirror as a child with a brush in their hand. At that time, it was based love, the initial attraction that draws you to music. In his business, unfortunately, your passion, your love, your individuality as an artist, can be stripped

neg: Social City more citizens. The game gives your city a newspaper which will be called The (Name of City) Gazette. The news paper comes in 3 parts, Part A, B and C. At the top of each page, there is the date and what edition the paper it is (Morning, Afternoon or Evening). Part A (The Front Page) has ‘’Real Estate’’ which is new buildings or limited edition buildings. It also has Neighbour events and an advertising box, which has adverts to other Playdom Games and things that are coming soon. Part B (The City Planner) is just 2 lists, one with

neg: Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask a healthy workout for your brain, and it's suitable for most ages and both genders. It will provide hours of entertainment for your son, your daughter, you, and your significant other (you'll need to take turns playing, but that's what multiple save files are for). Suffice to say we think Santa couldn't have chosen a better stocking stuffer for clever kids (or their parents)." Digital Spy gave it four stars out of five, saying, "Its fascinating story and well-balanced array of puzzles means "Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask" is probably the best outing in the series since the ground-breaking

neg: Page of Wands progress has put you squarely in front of the task so that you can grow beyond your limit." (Evelin Burger) The key meanings of the Page of Wands: When comparing what you want to "move" and what is "moving" you, experiences become less important. That is the danger, and yet it is also a chance. Don't "lose" yourself and don't lose your chance. When this card appears, it's time for a new beginning that will bring you to the point where you discover the true power and energy of your own fire, your personal power. Upon being born you were

neg: Sonnet 77 timepiece will show you how your minutes are being wasted. This book will allow you to record the impressions of your mind, and these impressions will themselves teach you. The lines in your face that your mirror shows you will remind you of the open mouths of fresh graves. The hands of the dial will truly teach you how time thievishly keeps leading towards eternity. What your memory cannot keep, you should write down, and when you return to them you will find that they are like well-nursed children born of your brain, and you will meet them again afresh

neg: Neurorobotics neuroscience with robotics, which deals with the study and application of science and technology of embodied autonomous neural systems like brain-inspired algorithms. At its core, neurorobotics is based on the idea that the brain is embodied and the body is embedded in the environment. Therefore, most neurorobots are required to function in the real world, as opposed to a simulated environment. Beyond brain-inspired algorithms for robots neurorobotics may also involve the design of brain-controlled robot systems. Neurorobotics represents the two-front approach to the study of intelligence. Neuroscience attempts to discern what intelligence consists of and how it works by investigating

neg: Your Name Here from events surrounding the life of Philip K. Dick, it acted as an homage both to the man's fiction and to the 1970s. They praised Taryn Manning for showing "some serious acting chops as Nikki and described Bill Pullman's Frick as "simply brilliant. You can almost see the fried wheels in his brain spinning as he, along with we, try to figure out what the heck is going on." Your Name Here Your Name Here (formerly Panasonic) is a 2008 American surreal dramatic fantasy biopic loosely based on the life of Philip K. Dick. Written and directed by and the

neg: Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! There are five modes of play – Brain Age Check, Training, Quick Play, Download, and Sudoku. When starting a session, Kawashima may ask the player to participate in a Picture-Drawing Quiz, which requires the player to draw a person, place, or thing by memory using the touch screen. After the player has done all three, the game will compare his or her drawing to an example created by the game developers, along with advice of what to emphasize on below its image. If more than one player profile is saved on the game card, images for the day can be

neg: Equipotentiality [memory] functions which are lost by the destruction of [other parts]". Another way of putting this is, the brain has the ability to use any functioning part of the brain to do what a damaged part of the brain no longer can do. Equipotentiality is subject to the other term Lashley coined, the law of mass action. The law of mass action says that the efficiency of any complex function of the brain is reduced proportionately to how much damage the brain as a whole has sustained, but not to the damage of any particular area of the brain. In

neg: Al's Brain many different styles of animation. It starts with a picture of the brain which then starts to move. It shows you that he brain is "divided into two hemispheres" and that the left side "controls your right side and your left controls your right side" which happen to be "tied together" by the Corpus Callosum, as well showing that the brain is covered with a meninges layer, cerebral spinal fluid and afterwards you are looking at the four lobes of the brain, which compose of the Frontal, the temporal, the parietal and the occipital lobes and that they are all

neg: Alex Guerrero (alternative medicine) called Neurosafe. Neurosafe was called "a seatbelt for your brain", and was claimed to protect its users "from the consequences of sports-related traumatic brain injury". The product was advertised as being endorsed by prominent professional football players that had experienced concussions, with a claim that "When used consistently, NeuroSafe helps to dramatically improve recovery from head trauma by providing the brain the nutrients it needs to repair itself." Wes Welker, a wide receiver who had suffered repeated concussions, was quoted as saying "NeuroSafe is essential. It keeps me safe. I've seen what concussions do to people. With NeuroSafe I know

neg: Compassion fatigue in journalism is one that most people can identify with as a good guy, then you’ve got a situation in which is possible to root for the home team. That’s what a lot of news is about. We love to see everything in terms of black and white, right and wrong, truths versus lies,” according to Malcolm Brown, former foreign correspondent for AP, ABC and The New York Times. “Unless a disease appears to be out of a Stephen King horror movie- unless it devours your body like the flesh-eating strep bacteria, consumes your brain like mad cow disease, or turns your

neg: Scott Bolzan my head". The fall caused a severe concussion. Bolzan was initially told his memory loss was normal and temporary, but as months passed by and he still did not remember any part of his life before the fall, he revealed his condition to his wife and they sought help from neurologists. A SPECT scan of Bolzan's brain showed that he had no blood flow to his right temporal lobe—the part of the brain that stores long-term memory. Blood flow to the front of his brain on both sides is also dramatically reduced. He suffered brain atrophy, which killed brain cells

neg: Tobacco packaging warning messages on the packs and cartons. In 2009, the warnings were changed. The warnings which occupy not less than 30% of the front and back of cigarettes boxes shows "吸烟有害健康 尽早戒烟有益健康" (Smoking is harmful to your health. Quitting smoking early is good for your health) in the front, and "吸烟有害健康 戒烟可减少对健康的危害" ('Smoking is harmful to your health. Quitting smoking can reduce health risks) in the back. The warnings were revised in October, 2016. The warnings occupy not less than 35% of the front and back of cigarettes boxes. The following warnings shows what is printed at the current time. In Colombia,

neg: Coffee with D is strictly avoidable. Don’t waste your money on this one!" Rohit Vats from Hindustan Times rated it 1.5/5, writing "A caricatured D and his antics, coupled with bad sound designing, make Coffee With D end nowhere close to a fun film it could have been." Financial Express rated it 1.5/5, and wrote "Spend your money on some cappuccino instead and save your brain cells." Rediff.com also rated it 1.5/5, writing "Coffee With D does not have a bad plot but it could do with a better on-screen translation. What lets down the film is the way it is executed and

neg: Buys Ballot's law "In the Northern Hemisphere, if you turn your back to the wind, the low pressure center will be to your left and somewhat toward the front." (Aerology for Pilots, McGraw-Hill, 1943, pg 43) As early as the 16th century extensive weather observations were included as part of a ship's log. These observations as well as other log information, were turned over to national hydrographic institutes in various nations, most notably Germany and England and later the US. The information from many ships about individual voyages was compiled ashore and later became what today is still published by England, a 3

neg: Risk aversion (psychology) different emotional states influence decision making: Your current emotional state (i.e. How do you feel while you are making a decision?) Your past emotional state (i.e. How did you feel anticipating your decision?) Your future emotional state (i.e. How will your decision affect how you feel in the future; What effect will the decision have on your emotional well-being?) Researching decision-making and affect, Antoine Bechara, Antonio Damasio and colleagues (2000; 2005) discovered that damage to a brain area associated with emotional processing impairs effective decision-making. After discovering that damage to the orbitofrontal cortex impaired participants from making goal-oriented decisions in

neg: Lane Moore will have you singing all day." Curve Magazine called the video "badass" saying it's "sure to leave its mark in your brain" and the video's John Waters-inspired feel would have "John Waters, himself, drooling all over." Out Magazine praised the video for exhibiting "that riot grrrl, DIY aesthetic with a splash of humor. The song is a catchy tune that you'll want to add to your summer playlist." The music video for "Hooking Up With Girls" was released in late 2016 on the front page of Nylon (magazine). The video is a shot-for-shot remake of Fiona Apple's "Criminal" music video.

neg: Theory of constructed emotion not biologically hardwired, but instead are phenomena that emerge in consciousness "in the moment" from more fundamental ingredients. The theory is given in simplified form as: "In every waking moment, your brain uses past experience, organized as concepts, to guide your actions and give your sensations meaning. When the concepts involved are emotion concepts, your brain constructs instances of emotion." In greater detail, instances of emotion are constructed throughout the entire brain by multiple brain networks in collaboration. Ingredients going into this construction include interoception, concepts, and social reality. Interoceptive predictions provide information about the state of the body and

neg: Brain of Britain Brain of Britain Brain of Britain is a BBC radio general knowledge quiz, broadcast on BBC Radio 4. It began as a slot in "What Do You Know?" in 1953. The main part of the show was the "Brain of Britain" quiz itself, originally called "Ask Me Another". There were also several other quizzes on the show, most of which were eventually sidelined to allow "Brain of Britain" a longer running time, though the popular write-in competition "Beat the Brains" is still played as part of "Brain of Britain" today. It became a programme in its own right in 1967.

neg: This Is Your Brain on Drugs of legal cannabis. Filmed in a posh and modern apartment, the chef asks if there is anyone out there who still isn't clear on the effects of cannabis on the brain. He holds up an egg and says, "This is your brain," before motioning to a frying pan and adding, "This is cannabis." He then cracks open the egg, then a montage of skillful chopping and advanced chef techniques are shown prior to a reveal of a gourmet egg dish, as he says, "This is your brain on cannabis." Finally he looks up at the camera and asks, "Any questions?"

neg: Intraparenchymal hemorrhage in or around your brain. In some hospitals, a perfusion CT scan may be done to see where the blood is flowing and not flowing in your brain. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI scan): A special MRI technique (diffusion MRI) may show evidence of an ischemic stroke within minutes of symptom onset. In some hospitals, a perfusion MRI scan may be done to see where the blood is flowing and not flowing in your brain. Angiogram: a test that looks at the blood vessels that feed the brain. An angiogram will show whether the blood vessel is blocked by a clot,

neg: Parallel processing (psychology) Parallel processing (psychology) In psychology, parallel processing is the ability of the brain to simultaneously process incoming stimuli of differing quality. Parallel processing is a part of vision in that the brain divides what it sees into four components: color, motion, shape, and depth. These are individually analyzed and then compared to stored memories, which helps the brain identify what you are viewing. The brain then combines all of these into the field of view that you see and comprehend. Parallel processing has been linked, by some experimental psychologists, to the Stroop effect. This is a continual and seamless operation.

neg: Equipotentiality Franz made multiple lesions in specific parts of the brains and after they healed, put them through the maze to see if they had deficits in finding the food. What they found was that the mice had no deficits finding the food if the lesions were in a specific part of the brain but if the lesions damaged a large portion of the brain, they did have troubles finding food. This would suggest that just one part of the brain is not responsible for memory and localization was totally ruled out. What they concluded was that multiple parts of the

neg: Brain Boost Brain Boost Brain Boost, also known as The Professor's Brain Trainer in Australia and Europe, is a series of three brain-training games developed by Interchannel for the Nintendo DS handheld game console. Brain Boost was originally released in 2005 in Japan. Majesco Entertainment published the first two games in the series in the United States on November 17, 2006, the third game on January 22, 2008. Each game consists of five related mini-games. Brain Boost Beta Wave, subtitled "Improve your concentration", The Professor's Brain Trainer: Logic in Australia and Europe. Brain Boost Gamma Wave, subtitled "Improve your memory", a.k.a. The

neg: Attention schema theory and even predict how the apple may behave in different circumstances. Kevin’s brain has constructed an apple schema. His cognitive and linguistic processors have some access to that internal model of an apple, and thus Kevin can verbally answer questions about the apple. Now you ask Kevin, “How are you holding the apple? What is your physical relationship to the apple?” Once again Kevin can answer. The reason is that, in addition to an internal model of the apple, Kevin’s brain also constructs an internal model of his body, including of his arm and hand. That internal model, also sometimes

neg: Tasmaniosaurus which are dull and only slightly curved. The well-preserved skull roof of "Tasmaniosaurus" allowed for Ezcurra to reconstruct part of the creature's brain by means of a latex endocast. This endocast showed that the specimen's brain had large olfactory bulbs at the front, which lead into a thin olfactory tract in the middle and a somewhat wider cerebellum in the back. There are also wide and flat extensions at the front of the brain which are separated from the olfactory bulbs by a small groove. These extensions may have been the edge of additional non-brain organs (such as a Jacobson's

neg: Psychology of self all of the time. In one particular study, they discovered that many people bought the first stockings that they saw and gave the reasoning behind their choice for buying being based on the color or softness. So, in conclusion, introspection is a way of gaining knowledge about yourself through your inner emotions and thinking, however it is a conscious part of the brain. The automatic part of the brain can make us do a lot of unconscious acts that people have no reasoning for. Social comparison is regarded as the way in which we compare ourselves to other people around

neg: Train Your Brain Train Your Brain Train Your Brain: 60 Days to a Better Brain is an English-language version of a Japanese book written by Ryuta Kawashima. The original book sold over a million copies in Japan. Dr. Kawashima found that by performing simple mathematical calculations and reading books aloud, one could retain mental clarity and stave off the mental effects of aging. The book is based on this research. The first half of the book contains simple mathematical calculations intermingled with memory tests and counting tests. The book recommends that one should do a set of maths questions everyday and note the

neg: Concussions in rugby union your skull. With rugby being such a contact and fast moving sport, it is no wonder why there is concussion and other head injuries occurring. With the development of equipment and training methods, these will help benefit the players on the field know what could happen and how they can help with preventing it. A concussion, which is known as a subset of traumatic brain injury (TBI), is when a force comes in contact with the head, neck or face, or fast movement of the head, causing a functional injury to the brain. Depending on where the location of impact,

neg: Disinhibition the behaviour occurs, assertively in a nonjudgemental, clear, unambiguous way provide feedback that the behaviour is inappropriate, and say what you prefer instead. For example, "Jane, you're standing too close when you are speaking to me, I feel uncomfortable, please take a step back", or "I don't like it when you say I look hot in front of your wife, I feel uncomfortable, I am your Attendant Carer/Support Worker, I am here to help you with your shopping". Then re-direct to the next activity. Any subsequent behaviour ignore. Then generally, as almost all behaviour is communication, understand what the behaviour

neg: Storytelling part of the brain that we would use if we were actually experiencing what we're reading about becomes activated as well. This means it's far easier for us to remember stories than hard facts. Developments include the use of trans-media techniques, originating in the film industry which "Build a world in which your story can evolve". Examples include Coca-Cola's "Happiness Factory". Storytelling Storytelling describes the social and cultural activity of sharing stories, sometimes with improvisation, theatrics, or embellishment. Every culture has its own stories or narratives, which are shared as a means of entertainment, education, cultural preservation or instilling moral

neg: Mind Hacks Top 30 science blog by "The Times" of London in 2010. Mind Hacks Mind Hacks: Tips and Tricks for Using Your Brain is a book using cognitive neuroscience to present experiments, tricks, and tips related to aspects of the brain by Tom Stafford and Matt Webb. The book was published by O'Reilly in November 2004 as part of the O'Reilly Hacks series. It has since been published in more than six different languages. Mind Hacks is also an ongoing psychology and neuroscience blog that publishes daily news and commentary on mind and brain issues. It won a "Scientific American" Science

neg: Mind Hacks Mind Hacks Mind Hacks: Tips and Tricks for Using Your Brain is a book using cognitive neuroscience to present experiments, tricks, and tips related to aspects of the brain by Tom Stafford and Matt Webb. The book was published by O'Reilly in November 2004 as part of the O'Reilly Hacks series. It has since been published in more than six different languages. Mind Hacks is also an ongoing psychology and neuroscience blog that publishes daily news and commentary on mind and brain issues. It won a "Scientific American" Science and Technology Web Award in 2005 and was listed as a

neg: What Are Words What Are Words "What Are Words" is a hit song written by Rodney Jerkins, Andre Lindal and Lauren Christy, and performed by American singer Chris Medina. It was released on February 25, 2011, the day after his surprising elimination on the reality TV show American Idol. The song is a tribute to his fiancée who suffered a brain injury as the result of a car wreck and is about promises, commitment and keeping your word. The music video was shot at Atlantis studios in Hollywood and was released days after the single. The video depicts Medina in the actual recording

neg: Eamonn Casey ago. They told me – they were very blunt – they said 'You've had four mini strokes on your brain'. I said 'What does that mean?' 'You're on your way to Alzheimer's or a stroke.' And I said 'What can I do?' 'Very little,' they said." Casey died on 13 March 2017 at the age of 89. Eamonn Casey Eamonn Casey (24 April 1927 – 13 March 2017) was an Irish Roman Catholic prelate who served as bishop of Galway and Kilmacduagh in Ireland from 1976 to 1992. Casey was born on 24 April 1927 in County Kerry. He was

neg: Mind Quiz Mind Quiz Mind Quiz, also known as Mind Quiz: Exercise Your Brain or Mind Quiz: Your Brain Coach (Nounenrei: Nou Stress Kei Atama Scan in Japan), is a mental training game for the Nintendo DS and PlayStation Portable. It is similar to Nintendo's "" It involves playing different training exercises to measure and improve particular parts of the player's brain, such as one's brain age and its brain stress degree. The game offers over 40 training games, each being separated into 4 brain training categories: Grades in Mind Quiz range from A+ to E, each being associated with a different

neg: Dual consciousness computer that is directly in front of you). The procedure of surgically removing the corpus callosum is called a corpus callosotomy. Patients who have undergone a corpus callosotomy are colloquially referred to as "split-brain patients". They are called so because now their brain's left and right hemispheres are no longer connected by the corpus callosum. Split-brain patients have been subjects for numerous psychological experiments that sought to discover what occurs in the brain now that the primary interhemispheric pathways have been disrupted. Notable researchers in the field include Roger Sperry, one of the first to publish ideas involving a dual

neg: Attention schema theory trigger a behavioral response to the apple. In this definition of the word, attention is a mechanistic, data-handling process. It involves a relative deployment of processing resources to a specific signal. Now you ask Kevin, “What is your mental relationship to the apple?” Kevin can answer this question too. The reason, according to AST, is that Kevin’s brain constructs not only an internal model of the apple, and an internal model of his body, but also an internal model of his attention. That attention schema is a set of information that describes what attention is, what its most basic properties

neg: Evolution of the brain the structures responsible for basic behaviors. A long term human study comparing the human brain to the primitive brain found that the modern human brain contains the primitive hindbrain region – what most neuroscientists call the protoreptilian brain. The purpose of this part of the brain is to sustain fundamental homeostatic functions. The pons and medulla are major structures found there. A new region of the brain developed in mammals about 250 million years after the appearance of the hindbrain. This region is known as the paleomammalian brain, the major parts of which are the hippocampi and amygdalas, often referred

neg: Hornakht however, Derry excluded that these anomalies may have led to Hornakht's premature death. Part of the face was damaged by embalmers during the brain removal by the nose. A block statue from the Serapeum at Saqqara may well have been dedicated to Hornakht. The statue is decorated with relief images of queen Karomama I, Hornakht’s mother, and of the god Amun-Ra (besides other divinities). The sculpture now has a figure of Osiris at the front (re-cut from what appears to have represented a "naos" once) and was probably set up not long after the prince’s premature death. Hornakht Prince Hornakht

neg: Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! compared to those of other players. Kawashima may also ask the player to participate in a Memory Quiz, which requires the player to recall a recent event, such as what the player ate or the most interesting thing seen on television the day before. Several days later, it will ask for the answer originally provided, and will then compare the answer given several days ago and the answer given on the current day to test the player's recollection skills. The player is not scored on his or her ability to remember. The purpose of these tasks is to help the

neg: Bruce Hood (psychologist) Your Brain'. Organized in three parts, they explored the structure of the brain, how the brain controls behaviours and thoughts and how brains allow humans to function in a social context. In 2012, Hood published his second popular science book "The Self Illusion: Why there is no 'you' inside your head" (published under the alternative title "The Self Illusion: How the social brain creates identity" in America). In this book, he argues that the human sense of self is a construct of the brain which facilitates experiencing and interacting with the world. "Who we are," Hood writes, "is a story

neg: Shekinah Jacob a notebook in school, it was simply her idea of what she thought a play should look like. Yet, she says, the form came naturally. She wrote her second full length script while studying at Women's Christian College. But she learnt the fundamentals of playwriting during a workshop by Mahesh Dattani and was later trained by the Royal Court Theatre in London.She says about her experience in her interview with 'The Hindu' "I learnt how drama is action. Cause and effect. Your left brain and right brain have to work together.” In WCC she had to write a play with

neg: Give Me the Brain is labeled with zero, one, or two hand icons; when it's your turn, you can play any number of cards, provided that together they show a total of no more than two hands. Every card has some special effect on the game, and this must be dealt with whenever a card is played. Some cards, indicated by a brain icon, require your zombie to have the brain in order to play. The brain is represented by a token that is held by one player at a time. The brain can be obtained by a number of methods: most commonly, many

neg: Look What the Cat Dragged In (song) Look What the Cat Dragged In (song) "Look What the Cat Dragged In" is the third single from English rapper Giggs released from his second studio album "Let Em Ave It". The single was released in the United Kingdom on 6 June 2010 as a digital download. Robert Copsey of "Digital Spy" gave the song a positive review stating: Built around a simple but relentless synth riff, 'Look What The Cat Dragged In' has that knack of doing very little but still burrowing into your brain face-first like an earworm. Giggs's deep, distinctive delivery gives a semblance of weight to

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Derek Raymond to boil the knives — then take a bold but cunning curve, sweeping into the skull you had trepanned, into the brain, and extract its art if you can. But you will have blood on your hands unless you transfused it into bottles first, and cure the whole art of the dead you may, but in brine — a dish to fatten you for your own turn.
 What better surgeon than a maggot?
 What greater passion than a heart in formaldehyde?
 Ash drops from the morgue assistant’s cigarette into the dead mouth; they will have taken forensic X-rays of the

neg: This Is Your Brain on Drugs hand, stating "This is your brain", alongside a frying pan that the other hand is pointing to, stating "This is drugs", and the egg is cracked and gets fried onto the pan, stating "This is your brain on drugs. Any questions?". This follows it with scenes of teens, with various ones saying "Um, yeah, I have questions", "Prescription drugs aren't as bad as street drugs, right?", "Weed's legal, isn't it?", "Drinking is worse than smoking weed. Isn't it?", "Why is heroin so addictive?", "Molly just makes you feel happy", "I have questions", "Mom", "Dad, did you ever try drugs?" The

neg: Franklin Engelmann stand in as a commentator on London events, and in 1940 he joined the BBC as an announcer. He served with the Royal Engineers during the Second World War, and worked with the Allied Expeditionary Forces. In 1946 he became a presenter with the BBC Light Programme, later working freelance. He was best known for hosting "Down Your Way" (1955–1972), in which he took part in 730 programmes; "Gardeners' Question Time" (1961–1972); and the quiz show "What Do You Know?", which later became "Brain of Britain". In October 1955 he was also the original host of "Pick of the Pops",

neg: Pinky and the Brain the head. A few times in the series Pinky and Brain indeed pondered the same thing, though in one of these Pinky dismissed his idea as being too stupid. Just one time the answer was "Yes I am!", when Pinky's intelligence is elevated to match Brain's. In another episode, it turns out that what Pinky was pondering was that he and Brain never ponder the same thing, which turned out to be part of what Brain was pondering as well. In a short episode ("Pinky's POV") the spectator sees everything Pinky sees (including his imaginations) and hears his thoughts. His

neg: Citizen: An American Lyric "In 2007, there's still a place called "Jim Crow Road." It runs through a typical southern neighborhood, past a strip mall with a Curves franchise, past a few gated McMansions, a small country store, and the white houses seen here. The road crosses behind an Elementary school, right past the playground. One wonders if the kids there are still being taught what Jim Crow means, in Hall County, which adjoins Forsyth County, known for its infamous "sundown town" that existed well until the '80s" (Murphy). Rankine attacks a different part of your brain when using an image, and her reasons

neg: Mary Jemison Oh! how can I part with you, my darling? What will become of my sweet little Mary? Oh! how can I think of your being continued in captivity, without a hope of your being rescued? Oh! that death had snatched you from my embraces in your infancy: the pain of parting then would have been pleasing to what It now is; and I should have seen the end of your troubles! Alas, my dear! my heart bleeds at the thought of what awaits you; but, if you leave us, remember, my child, your own name, and the names of your

neg: Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! to "Brain Age" being released in various countries around the world. In the North American market, the game is known as "Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day" and was released on April 17, 2006, and included 108 Sudoku puzzles of different levels of difficulty. Nintendo gave out copies of the North American version of "Brain Age" at the 2006 Game Developers Conference. They also shipped free retail versions to special members of the Nintendo NSider Forums. Both groups received their copies before the official release date. It has also been given away to certain retailers with the

neg: Brain Salad Surgery with a human skull and the new 'ELP' logotype, which was also designed by Giger and has been standard for Emerson, Lake & Palmer ever since. The lower part of the skull is covered by a circular screen, which displays the mouth and chin in its flesh-covered state, as well as what appears to be the top of a phallus below the chin, arising from the 'ELP' tube. Art director Fabio Nicoli insisted on a non-standard construction of the vinyl sleeve rather than being a normal gatefold. The front cover of the novelty triptych sleeve was split in half down

neg: Andrew B. Newberg (Executive MBA Faculty, Loyola Marymount University) describes the relationship between the brain and beliefs and also describes brain imaging studies of an atheist and individuals speaking in tongues (or glossolalia). A more recent book, "How Enlightenment Changes Your Brain", also co-authored with Waldman, is a scientific and practical look at how faith and meditation can enhance brain function. Steering away from the topic of faith, his latest book, co-authored with Mark Waldman, "Words Can Change Your Brain" describes how a research-based communication practice, "compassionate communication", can be used to improve brain health and interpersonal communication. The book and communication strategies

neg: This Is Your Brain on Drugs Powder". "The Late Late Show With James Corden" parodied the PSA by having Corden begin to shoot a remake of the original, then engineer a series of outtakes and eat the eggs. To promote season 2 of "Riverdale" on Netflix, Camila Mendes, who plays Veronica Lodge, re-stages the 1997 version PSA, which featured actor Rachel Leigh Cook. It's shot-for-shot, except instead of egg, she uses a burger, and instead of talking about heroin, she talks about Jingle Jangle. This Is Your Brain on Drugs This Is Your Brain on Drugs was a large-scale US anti-narcotics campaign by Partnership for a

neg: Enigma (2001 film) that Dougray Scott’s character the brilliant Cambridge mathematician Thomas Jericho is the main code-breaker at Bletchley, equating him with Alan Turing, the original creator of the British Bombe, with the words of Mr Wigram, played by Jeremy Northam: “But what if someone tells them just how we do do it? Your thinking machine, clackity-clack, day and night, programmed with a menu, thanks to your big brain, that reduces the odds to just a few million-to-one until it locks on to the winning combination. There goes the war…” Of course Jericho is a totally fictional character, given that Turing was homosexual