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NYTimes.com

Spikes in blood sugar can take a toll on memory by affecting the dentate gyrus, an area of the brain within the hippocampus that helps form memories, a new study reports.

NYTimes.com

Spikes in blood sugar can take a toll on memory by affecting the dentate gyrus, an area of the brain within the hippocampus that helps form memories, a new study reports.

Studies and sports both are important factors of children life. If the studies teach the lesson of life, games help the children to be energetic and stimulated. There are different great sports ideas to keep your children active and healthy. Sports not only can amuse the children but also teach them how to respect the authorities and siblings.

I’m going to stay on a post fast for a few days. My brain needs a break (I know some you think I don’t use it enough).  We traditionally close the Cross Point office the week after Christmas to give as many of our staff a break as possible. Most of them work really hard all the way through Christmas Eve.

I’m afraid if I don’t post something, then the gears of this software might rust or atrophy or something. So I’ll tell ya that I got a couple of Philip Glass discs for Christmas, including his latest opera Waiting for the Barbarians.

This post blew my mind.  I’m sticking it in my brain and rolling it around in there to see what comes of it.

He also says Democrats have been dragging their feet on a carbon tax, and Republicans have lost their way: