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explosionsinfo

Sat, 06 Sep 2008 20:52:52 GMT

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Is it worse to be near an explosion on land or in water?

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Google Chrome: Anatomy Of A Logo

Sat, 06 Sep 2008 18:00:55 GMT

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Google Chrome: Anatomy Of A Logo

Anatomy of a logo

Sat, 06 Sep 2008 03:25:04 GMT

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Humor Anatomy

Fri, 05 Sep 2008 13:56:54 GMT

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Anatomy of a Knockout!

Thu, 04 Sep 2008 10:22:09 GMT

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clipper's remarks: This how your whole being gets knocked the #@%# out!

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You do not have enough money for a new computer?

Wed, 03 Sep 2008 07:34:54 GMT

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Plastination as well as anatomy courses at universities depend on people who are willing to donate their bodies after their deaths for the qualification of physicians and the instruction of laypersons. Natural specimens are particularly valuable for medical education, because the complicated structure of the locomotive system and organs as well as their spatial relationships cannot be grasped from textbooks, images, or models alone. Body donation for Plastination allow individuals to contribute to the education of future medical professionals in a special way, as the specimens will be permanently available for doctors and lay people.

icky peircing

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 21:14:16 GMT

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The Achilles Piercing is a piercing which passes between the achilles tendon and the ankle. It is a very rare piercing, and not everyone's anatomy is suited for it. Above you can see an example, Mr. Tetanus' pierce. He is a performance artist who has been wearing a self-made 10cm spike through his ankle, behind the Achilles tendon, for abbout 12 years.

Mr. Tetanus, a performance artist, wears a self-made 10mm spike through his ankle, behind the Achilles tendon, and has had it now for about twelve years. In the picture below you can see it now, as well as a photo looking through the hole and showing the displacement of the tendon. He doesn’t take it out much because the hole closes up within about a minute, and begins to reseal itself within half an hour.

Piercing Fans International Quarterly magazine has documented the case of a man who had a stretched Achilles piercing that he used to suspend from. As seen in the picture below:

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Mon, 01 Sep 2008 23:20:12 GMT

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Sleight Of Hand And Sense Of Self

Mon, 01 Sep 2008 18:21:15 GMT

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clipper's remarks: says Dr Moseley. 'That is exactly what we saw.'

'Our sense of our physical self comes from what we're born with and the constant messages the brain receives from all parts of our bodies. We've now shown that this is a two-way street. The mind can also influence the body's tissues. We have demonstrated that the mind can control a specific body part.'

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The rubber-hand illusion involves placing a rubber hand in front of the participant in their field of vision and near to their real hand. The real hand is then concealed behind a partition. If the real hand and the rubber hand are touched or stroked in the same way and at the same time, the participant tries to co-ordinate what they are feeling (their own hand being stroked) and seeing (the rubber hand being stroked). They can experience a shift in where they believe their hand is to the position of the rubber hand.

‘People experience this weird illusion,’ says Dr G Lorimer Moseley of the Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics at the University of Oxford. ‘They will say things like, “I feel like I own the rubber hand”.’

Body ownership is a fundamental aspect of self-awareness – the feeling that your body belongs to you and is constantly there.

Anatomy arcade

Mon, 01 Sep 2008 16:16:31 GMT

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The Science of Mysticism

Thu, 28 Aug 2008 09:07:57 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Well worth reading the article. Another example of how the popularised emphasis on 'intelligence' and AI is well off the mark when it comes to assessing the biological nature of the human organism: feelings (cortical representations and re-representations) are the basis of human experience including reason and language. The hundred years of suggestion in this area from James onwards are now being supplemented by modern neurobiological research. Such a key word as representation offers a potentially rich bridge between neuroscience and philosophy, linguistics and the humanities.

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A stunning new description of how the human body and brain communicate to produce emotional states -- including our feelings, cravings, and moods -- has all the elements needed to explain how the human brain might give rise to spiritual experiences, without the necessary involvement of a supernatural presence, according to Dr. Martin Paulus, a psychiatrist at the University of California in San Diego who is also a Zen practitioner.

Called interoception, it offers a radically new view of human anatomy and physiology based on how information from the body reaches the brain and how that information is processed uniquely in humans.

In this view, spirituality -- an emotional feeling from the body, a sense of timelessness, a suspension of self and dissolution of personal boundaries -- can be explained in terms of brain physiology, which means, of course, that it is subject to experimentation and manipulation.

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Anatomy of a Hit : The Dark Knight

Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:56:43 GMT

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Anatomy of a Hit: 'The Dark Knight'

$871.5 million

Worldwide boxoffice cume

$489.4 million
Domestic boxoffice cume

(second highest ever)

$158.4 million

Opening weekend (best ever)

$49.8 million

Worldwide Imax gross (highest ever)

34%

Percentage of Imax viewers seeing the film for at least the second time

18
Days to reach the $400 million domestic benchmark (fastest ever)

Sources: Nielsen EDI, Imax Corp. and THR research; figures as of Sunday night

8 GOLD Medals- Micheal Phelps& His Anatomy

Fri, 22 Aug 2008 05:05:27 GMT

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clipper's remarks: The doping people must be on him like white on rice.

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What makes Michael Phelps so good?

Now that Michael Phelps has won an unmatched eight gold medals in this year's Olympic Games, lots of journalists are asking what gives Phelps such a leg up on the competition (legally, of course, though allegations of doping have tainted other Beijing Olympians). Beyond Phelps’ drive to succeed, as reported by the Australian Broadcasting Company, and his undoubtedly good training, could it be that a good bit of his (as well as many athletes’) talent just boils down to simple anatomy?

There's his proportionally longer “wingspan,” as described by the Toronto Sun newspaper. Phelps’s arms extend 80 inches (203 centimeters) tip to tip, and his body measures in at 76 inches (193 centimeters) in height.

Phelps is also said to be double-jointed, according to a Detroit News blog. His size-14 feet reportedly bend 15 degrees farther

What do you think about the notions about Phelps’s built-in, anatomical advantages?

anatomy back male

Tue, 19 Aug 2008 23:33:41 GMT

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anatomy back male

Tue, 19 Aug 2008 23:32:27 GMT

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