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May
15th
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Great video on cycling in Brussels, Europe’s most congested city.

Apr
8th
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Sep
29th
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Whale Back Lighthouse,
Portsmouth, NH

Whale Back Lighthouse, Portsmouth, NH

Dec
1st
Tue
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LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 01: A pair of giant red shoes protrude from the store front as Harrods opens their Wicked Witch Of The East display on December 1, 2009 in London, England. (Photo by Neil Mockford/Getty Images)

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 01: A pair of giant red shoes protrude from the store front as Harrods opens their Wicked Witch Of The East display on December 1, 2009 in London, England. (Photo by Neil Mockford/Getty Images)

Oct
23rd
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Ourageously good book by Tracy Kidder re: the inspirational story of Deo, a pre-med student who escapes the genocides in Burundi and Rwanda Africa & comes to the U.S. to find his future.

Ourageously good book by Tracy Kidder re: the inspirational story of Deo, a pre-med student who escapes the genocides in Burundi and Rwanda Africa & comes to the U.S. to find his future.

Oct
21st
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YOUR BRAIN AFTER SURFING THE WEB?
UCLA researchers seem to think so.

From the study:

“The first scan of participants with little Internet experience showed brain activity in the regions controlling language, reading, memory and visual abilities. The second brain scan of these participants, conducted after the home practice searches, demonstrated activation of these same regions, but there was also activity in the middle frontal gyrus and inferior frontal gyrus – areas of the brain known to be important in working memory and decision-making.

Thus, after Internet training at home, participants with minimal online experience displayed brain activation patterns very similar to those seen in the group of savvy Internet users.”

YOUR BRAIN AFTER SURFING THE WEB? UCLA researchers seem to think so.

From the study:

“The first scan of participants with little Internet experience showed brain activity in the regions controlling language, reading, memory and visual abilities. The second brain scan of these participants, conducted after the home practice searches, demonstrated activation of these same regions, but there was also activity in the middle frontal gyrus and inferior frontal gyrus – areas of the brain known to be important in working memory and decision-making.

Thus, after Internet training at home, participants with minimal online experience displayed brain activation patterns very similar to those seen in the group of savvy Internet users.”

Oct
8th
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littlemiss:
This is probably one of the funniest pictures I have everrrrr seen! AHHAHAAHAHA!

littlemiss:

This is probably one of the funniest pictures I have everrrrr seen! AHHAHAAHAHA!
Sep
13th
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(via uppereastside)Hilarious Satire!

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Hilarious Satire!

Aug
30th
Sun
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(via juliasegal)love it

(via juliasegal)

love it

Aug
24th
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(via juliasegal)Terrific Beatle animation!!

(via juliasegal)

Terrific Beatle animation!!