INSIDE THE BRAIN OF MEGAN FOX |
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Megan's corpus callosum connects the right & left halves of her brain, also called these, like halves of the Earth |
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A golf interjection, or toward the bow on a ship |
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In rounders, the ancestor of baseball, a runner was put out not by tagging but by doing this with the ball--ouch! |
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The Uji were clans of Japan; the Uji that won out claimed descent from Amaterasu, goddess of this heavenly body |
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"M. Butterfly" & the nomination of M. Dukakis arrived in this year |
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This star of "Bride Wars" & "The Princess Diaries" shares her name with Shakespeare's wife |
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A 2010 paper shows Megan's amygdala maintains her "loss aversion" when faced with decisions about risking this |
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A band for around the waist, or a shot of liquor |
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The Encyclopedia Britannica calls it "the oldest of equestrian sports", dating to ancient Persia |
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Novosibirsk, one of the main cities of this Russian region, only dates from 1893; its name means "new" this Russian region |
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1973 brought Secretariat's triumph & this horsey Peter Shaffer play |
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The actress seen here goes by this royal name |
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When Megan enjoys a fine meal, she's employing the parietal these, right behind the frontal ones |
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It means to strike with a very quick blow / Or to rock the mic like Eminem, yo |
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The goal seen here was used in an ancient Mayan ballgame at Uxmal, on this peninsula |
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Soon after WWII, he wrote to Harry Truman asking for U.S. help in Vietnam's struggle against French rule |
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Aptly, this O'Neill play debuted in 1946, as the Cold War was heating (or chilling) up |
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This ex-major league pitcher can thank the country singer of the same name for his nickname "the Gambler" |
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The thalamus, part of this botanical-sounding part of Megan's brain, receives all sensory input except smell |
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A piece of wood, or to furnish with meals & lodging for pay |
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"Juego de Pelota", an 18th C. Goya tapestry in the Prado, depicts an ancestor of this speedy Basque sport |
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1946's Linggarjati Agreement gave grudging Dutch recognition to the autonomy of this island country |
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In 1955 impatient Dodger fans got a title & the theater got this Tennessee Williams play about an impatient woman |
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This creator of the "Garfield" comic strip shares his name with the actor who played Jock Ewing on "Dallas" |
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Megan's higher functions use her cerebral this; when she "hears" a song in her head, she's using her brain's auditory this |
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Irish manuscripts of the 1200s B.C. describe this stick-&-ball sport that's now the national pastime |
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Fire shrines found in Iran show that the ancient Parthian empire followed this religion |
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"The Misanthrope" is from this year London was burning |
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This composer with a presidential name wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winning "On the Transmigration of Souls" to commemorate 9/11 |
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