1. Notes: 1953 / 1 year ago  from 9gag (originally from lyricsquote)
    lyricsquote:





If I lay here, if I just lay here, would you lie with me and just forget the world?
- Snow Patrol
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    lyricsquote:

    If I lay here, if I just lay here, would you lie with me and just forget the world?

    - Snow Patrol

    Photo credit / Quote credit / Submit yours here.

     
  2. 1 year ago 
    stonerparty:

itryreallyfuckinghard:mikmikmik
smoking backwards
     
  3. Notes: 5417 / 1 year ago  from dorkvader (originally from abstractmachines)
    
caught in a landslide, no escape from realityy

    caught in a landslide, no escape from realityy

    (Source: abstractmachines)

     
  4. Notes: 12045 / 1 year ago  from umuima (originally from doinwork)
    itsfullofstars:

DON’T PANIC

    itsfullofstars:

    DON’T PANIC

     
  5. 1 year ago 

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  6. 1 year ago 

    Sembreak: the usually to do list.

    Sembreak: 6 things to do when the day comes.

    1. wake up.

    2. surf the net. (blog all day)

    3. anime marathon.

    4. survive the whole day.

    5. search for old school musics and maybe some new.

    6. wait until evening then off to bed again.

  7. Notes: 225 / 1 year ago  from 9gag
    specially made camera.

    specially made camera.

    (Source: 9gag)

     
  8. 1 year ago 

    Brain to play

    Alzheimer’s Brain Alzheimer’s disease is characterized by neurodegeneration  (death of neurons) and the appearance of amyloid beta plaques and tau  neurofibrillary tangles thought to cause the neurodegeneration (for more  info, go here).  This leads to a variety of cognitive problems- perhaps  the most well known is memory loss, but there is also severe cognitive  decline (inability to do simple tasks, such as draw a straight line,  connect the dots, etc.). This side by side comparison of an Alzheimer’s brain with a  healthy brain really helps to illustrate the severe neurodegeneration  that occurs.  The ventricles seem to become bigger (due to loss of the  brain tissue that would normally surround them), gray matter decreases a  lot- the cell bodies of neurons are dying, and this is what really  causes the cognitive decline- for motor tasks, simple thinking tasks,  etc.  You can really see how much of the gray matter has disappeared in  the above image.  Additionally, the hippocampus (read more about  hippocampus here) is almost entirely dead and gone.  The hippocampus is  that squiggly thing on the bottom center (on the inside of the section  that loops down on the side) that is a hole in the Alzheimer’s  brain.  You can see how it kind of resembles the rodent hippocampus in  the linked post above.  Hippocampus, which is responsible for memory  storage, creation, and some retrieval, really cannot work well when it  has degenerated in Alzheimer’s, and it is one of the first  places to experience degeneration, which is why memory loss is one of  the first symptoms. [Image Source]

    Alzheimer’s Brain

    Alzheimer’s disease is characterized by neurodegeneration (death of neurons) and the appearance of amyloid beta plaques and tau neurofibrillary tangles thought to cause the neurodegeneration (for more info, go here).  This leads to a variety of cognitive problems- perhaps the most well known is memory loss, but there is also severe cognitive decline (inability to do simple tasks, such as draw a straight line, connect the dots, etc.).

    This side by side comparison of an Alzheimer’s brain with a healthy brain really helps to illustrate the severe neurodegeneration that occurs.  The ventricles seem to become bigger (due to loss of the brain tissue that would normally surround them), gray matter decreases a lot- the cell bodies of neurons are dying, and this is what really causes the cognitive decline- for motor tasks, simple thinking tasks, etc.  You can really see how much of the gray matter has disappeared in the above image.  Additionally, the hippocampus is almost entirely dead and gone.  The hippocampus is that squiggly thing on the bottom center (on the inside of the section that loops down on the side) that is a hole in the Alzheimer’s brain.  You can see how it kind of resembles the rodent hippocampus in the linked post above.  Hippocampus, which is responsible for memory storage, creation, and some retrieval, really cannot work well when it has degenerated in Alzheimer’s, and it is one of the first places to experience degeneration, which is why memory loss is one of the first symptoms.

  9. Notes: 610 / 1 year ago  from fakescience

    How Does the Vuvuzela Work?

  10. Notes: 241 / 1 year ago  from thedailywhat
    Lights Out: Epic trollface is epic.

    Lights Out: Epic trollface is epic.

     
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