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Science Ouch (scienceouch.com):
… a cognitive neuroscientist and homeland security fellow, was the first person in three years to make it to the $1 million question on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Here, he describes how he used his vast knowledge of cog sci to make it to the top.read more| digg story …

Rhymes With Camera (tamarasellman.blogspot.com):
… Yep, that's right. I'm a game show junkie from Seattle. How could I not be a fan of Ken Jennings? He just won the first annual Grand Slam tournament of game show champions, going head-to-head with the geek incarnateOgi Ogas, who is perhaps one of the smartest people in the world. No Stephen Hawking, but they could probably share a dorm together at Genius U and compare GPAs. Anyhow, I was held in awe and inspired by both players' abilities to retrieve answers at the rate …

Putting the "blah blah blah" in blog (ennienyc.livejournal.com):
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WTL - Older Links (www.leroux.ca):
… [Canadian Politics] November 11, 2006 2:20 PM SmartVote Ottawa 2006 is designed to help you decide which of the Mayoral candidates holds views closest to your own. YT: A Pittance In Time November 10, 2006 8:57 PM Thank you.Who wants to be a cognitive neuroscientist millionaire?[Self-Improvement] November 10, 2006 8:41 PM Boston University's doctoral program in cognitive neuroscience prepares students for a career in brain modeling, robot design, or biomedical engineering-or for winning cash on the television quiz show Who …