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As               the               old               saying               goes,               "use               it               or               lose               it."               Your               brain               does               not               operate               on               a               storage               type               basis-like               a               filing               cabinet,               neatly               stocking               bits               of               information               in               different               places.

In               fact,               it               stores               information               in               synaptic               connections-little               electrical               connections               between               nerves               in               your               brain.

These               connections               form               patterns,               and               practicing               these               patterns               by               using               the               same               connections               will               help               keep               them               fresh               and               in               good               working               order.

In               the               same               vein,               if               you               let               them               go               and               don't               reconnect               these               same               connections,               they               could               be               lost.

This               doesn't               necessarily               mean               that               you               have               to               do               the               same               math               problems               over               and               over               again,               or               put               together               a               bicycle               from               ground               up               repeatedly               to               retain               this               information               (though               I'm               sure               that               would               help).

Using               the               same               functions               in               the               brain               will               help               it               retain               and               pull               these               synaptic               connections               quicker.

This               could               work               to               some               extent               with               the               memorization               of               straight               facts,               but               also               with               logic,               pattern               building,               and               different               kinds               of               recognition-all               of               which               can               be               strengthened               somewhat               by               mind               games.
               Here               are               some               mind               games               that               may               not               keep               you               in               the               upper               echelons               of               Ivy               League               schools               for               all               your               day,               but               can               to               some               extent               strengthen               some               of               these               connections               and               help               strengthen               the               mind               and               foster               better               mental               acuity.
               Sudoku:               This               is               a               personal               favorite               mind               game               of               mine,               mostly               because               I               enjoy               employing               patterns               and               logic.

There               are               many               online               sources,               as               well               as               printed               books               of               Sudoku               puzzles               that               are               available.

http://www.websudoku.com/
               Crossword               Puzzles:               Though               I               generally               have               not               been               quite               as               good               at               these,               they               are               a               great               option               for               mind               games.

Crossword               puzzles               require               you               to               recall               vocabulary               (which               is               the               memorization               aspect),               but               also               think               critically               about               what               the               answer               could               be.

Like               any               puzzle,               it               involves               logic               (especially               as               the               puzzle               starts               to               fill).

Again,               there               are               many               online               and               paper               sources               for               these:               http://puzzles.usatoday.com/               Or,               you               can               print               out               puzzles               from               online,               such               as               fellow               AC               contributor               Bailey               Black's               Crossword               Puzzle.
               Scrabble               (or               one               of               its               many               offshoots):               Like               crossword               puzzles,               Scrabble               requires               you               to               draw               on               vocabulary               and               think               critically               about               what               words               can               be               formed               using               your               set               of               letters.

This               employs               logic,               too,               and               strategy               when               it               comes               to               laying               words               and               particular               letters               on               special               spots               on               the               board.

The               other               great               aspect               of               Scrabble               is               its               social               value.

As               a               group               game,               it               allows               you               to               learn               new               words               and               see               different               patterns               demonstrated               by               others.

You               can               play               face               to               face,               or               online               such               as               in               the               Facebook               application               Lexulous-which               I've               played               and               greatly               enjoyed               with               a               few               friends               through               the               site.

http://apps.facebook.com/lexulous/
               Tetris:               This               also               includes               my               all-time               favorite               mind               videogame,               Dr.

Mario.

Tetris               strengthens               the               mind               by               forcing               you               to               see               spatial               patterns,               utilize               logic,               and               conduct               strategy               (in               getting               extra               points,               eliminating               several               rows               at               once,               etc).

Again,               this               too               has               a               social               and               possibly               competitive               quality               to               it-which               makes               it               incredibly               fun.

The               fact               of               the               matter               is               that               if               you               have               fun               with               it,               you'll               be               more               likely               to               engage               in               that               activity,               and               in               this               case               more               likely               to               strengthen               your               brain!

http://www.tetris.com/
               Chess:               I               haven't               played               chess               in               years,               but               perhaps               I               should-it               is               a               mind               game               that               helps               tune               planning               and               strategy               skills               (perfect               for               a               soon-to-be-graduating               college               student).

There               is               an               incredible               amount               of               logic               involved,               and               it               is               a               complex               game               in               which               you               need               to               understand               the               roles               of               each               piece               and               predict               your               opponent's               moves               accordingly.

Chess               is               a               great               option               for               anyone               that               wants               to               tune               mechanical               and               other               big               picture,               systems               intelligence.

I               would               call               it               the               ultimate               mind               game,               and               a               social               one               as               well!

http://www.chess.com/
               Like               I               said,               playing               these               mind               games               won't               ensure               you               a               position               at               Harvard,               or               that               you'll               be               able               to               do               calculus               when               you're               90               years               old.

They               will,               however,               award               you               the               opportunity               to               practice               those               synaptic               connections               and               strengthen               your               mental               acuity.

Who               doesn't               want               more               brain               power?






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