The trial of I. Lewis Libby Jr. played out as a left-brain, right-brain contest, posing the prosecution's just-the-facts appeal to logic against the defense's far more emotional argument about human frailty.
This news comes after years of debate about the effect marijuana has on developing brains, and contesting opinions about whether 25 is being far too conservative considering the demographics that actually use pot (young people mostly).
Dog welfare charities Dogs Trust and the Kennel Club are the brains behind the contest.
To my callow 18-year-old brain, it was no contest.
The trading-places formula is put to use here in a weight-conscious comedy, a "Freaky Friday" mind-body exchange that measures the eternal contest between brains and beauty by the pound.
According to his analogy, there is a contest within the brain between its more rational, "human" parts and its anciently evolved "chimp" regions.
Miller, who went on to design advanced engines used in the Indianapolis 500 and other high-stakes contests, died of brain cancer March 3 at his Costa Mesa home, his wife Lisa Gustafson said.
International proposals to study graphene and the human brain have won the biggest funding contest the European Union has ever hosted.
A practicing Catholic, he has made contesting the concept of brain death a specialty, and has served on a Pontifical Academy of Sciences task force on the subject.
Brain of Britain runs a champion of champions contest every three years, and then a champion of champions of champions contest every nine years.
Would spinning on your head really make your skull implode if you had no brain, and if so, why aren't more breakdancing contests absolute bloodbaths?
