The 2,000,000th post game

call me by your name and ill call you by mine

Barbara O'Neil was in ALL THIS, AND HEAVEN TOO with June Lockhart, who was in THE BIG PICTURE with Kevin Bacon.

76 bottles of beer on the wall,
76 bottles of beer.
Take one down, pass it around,
75 bottles of beer on the wall.

TODAY IS

No, you’re right I did want to be cast as an Ewok.

But that was last year, I’m too big for that now.

Dreams change. PPL change.

Seasons change!

Just front me the money for bartender school and you’ll always have a free drink in your back pocket and that’s a really good feeling on a cloudy day, Uncle Shemp.

And

When you read letters on a page, the left occipito-temporal cortex of your brain immediately links each written word to its spoken equivalent. One part of your brain analyzes the word's meaning, while another part makes it possible to automatically recognize words.

Reading starts in your brain like any other visual stimulation, in the general visual areas of the occipital pole of the brain, but then very quickly moves into an area which concerns the recognition of the written word.

Human brains are naturally wired to speak; they are not naturally wired to read and write. With teaching, children typically learn to read at about age 5 or 6 and need several years to master the skill. Sophisticated reading comprehension is the goal of 8 to 16 more years of schooling.

When we read, the brain does not make a real distinction between reading about an experience and actually living it. Whether reading or experiencing it, the same neurological regions are stimulated.

Speed reading works by eliminating subvocalization (internal speech when reading) and keeping your brain's focus on the reading material. Speed readers take in more information at a faster pace than their reading speed.