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At the Saturday March For Science, several people were wearing these brain caps or thinking caps to symbolize the importance of critical thinking in science. I added several more from this march.
Fish is a brain food,
Which is said to never fail.
I therefore recommend
That you should eat a whale.
Kong Ming lock is a traditional Chinese intellectual toy. It is said that the toy was invented by Zhu Ge Kong Ming some 2,000 years ago based on the principles of the eight-diagram metaphysics. It was widely popular among the folks. The concave and convex parts inside the three-dimensional interpolation toy mesh perfectly. Kong Ming locks come in different shapes and sizes, with different internal structures. But they are usually easy to take apart and difficult to reassemble.
Do you enjoy brain teasers?
From deep underground and from a long way inside the Tupperware Storm Drain we create a Brain of light by waving our little l.e.d wands of coloured lights around like its a dance festival
It's been almost two months! Two months since I posted here. I'm back!!!
This image was captured on the first evening of my recent trip exploring the desert landscape of the Colorado Plateau and Valley of Fire State Park. It's amazing to think that I woke up on the opposite side of the country on this morning and after a flight into Vegas and 400 miles of driving (the last 40 miles over extremely rough road) I was shooting amazing light in one of the most remote and wild landscapes in the southwest!
We also just announced a new Photography Boot Camp for this May in West Virginia, more information is available here on the website - www.josephrossbach.com/workshops/west-virginia-waterfalls...
Brain coral is found around the globe and comes in many varieties. This one is either the grooved or the maze kind. Brain corals extend their tentacles to catch food at night. During the day, the brain corals use their tentacles for protection by wrapping them over the grooves on their surface.
Place: Abandoned sugar mill - Somewhere in Italy
Date: September 25, 2010
Camera: Olympus Evolt E-420
Lens: Zuiko Digital ED 14-42 mm 1:3.5-5.6
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By Elisa Schorn.
From the anatomical literature and drawings collection at Heidelberg University--HeidICON.
50mm 1.8 D, AF Nikkor lens with a Kenko 36mm extension tube. Handheld with the SS-400 strobe bounced off the ceiling.
A collage of axial MRI scans of my own brain showing diffusion tensor information (the diffusion of water molecules in and around membranes). The colours are merely different ways to visualize the section in a program called MRIcro.
Birthday celebration over run by brain slugs!
Gum paste slug, royal icing eyes, flower stamen antennae, and cherry buttercream brains on vanilla cake - scratch!
Mirrored image of a brain from a mouse with the neurodegenerative disease Niemann-Pick type C1 (NPC1). A major way to assess the impact of a potential therapeutic on the central nervous system is to assess cerebellar pathology in mice. Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) researchers found that an experimental drug could stabilize or slow the progression of NPC1. Visit www.nichd.nih.gov/news/releases/nieman_pick_080917 for details.
Credit: NICHD/NIH, I. Williams
Since I kill every plant I ever own, I satisfy myself by taking pictures of my brother's many plants and flowers. Love how detailed this little guy is - each finger-shaped segment is smaller than my pinky.
Niccy and I just got back from a transatlantic cruise so I've finally got some shots to post!
Here you see:
2 Veterinarians
2 Microbiologists
1 WOC RN
Out of the shot is myself, a self styled Jack of All Trades and pretty good music guesser. Did you know that the original band that did the song "Venus" was named Shocking Blue? I did.
Why the heck couldn't we win at Trivia???
This was our trivia team on the cruise. We thought we had the bases pretty well covered when it came to questions that you will only hear if you attend a pub quiz or a trivia session but Nay Nay. It seems like we came up on the short end of the stick every time, always by one or two questions.
One of the great things about cruising is the opportunity to meet people from different backgrounds and experiences, make a connection with them and have a great time while doing so. All the folks in this shot (Carol, Barb, Niccy, Mike, Marie, and myself are the best of the best and we (NIccy and I) are looking forward to seeing them all in the future!
In the next edition of her lecture series "Brain for everybody", Dr. Manuela Macedonia takes a look at the mechanisms that contribute to the fact that many diets end in failure.
credit: Tijana - Fotolia.com
Day 21
Took this at maybe 4am last night. I took a 5 hour nap yesterday so I didn't get tired until way late. Experimenting with light leaks and vignetting. I like this.
Song: Brain Champagne - Thadwick Tristen Trevor lll & Swan Coltrane
Looks pretty good on black. Lightbox!
"Brain Stew"
I'm having trouble trying to sleep
I'm counting sheep but running out
As time ticks by
And still I try
No rest for crosstops in my mind
On my own... here we go
My eyes feel like they're gonna bleed
Dried up and bulging out my skull
My mouth is dry
My face is numb
fucked up and spun out in my room
On my own... here we go
My mind is set on overdrive
The clock is laughing in my face
A crooked spine
My sense's dulled
Passed the point of delerium
On my own... here we go
~GREEN DAY