2012.05.24
(Source: animatur, via everyonelovescatss)
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Taking place in England the owners of the yard slowly kept adding sections to the contraption so when the squirrel learned one section and got the nuts, they’d add another section. It took over 2 weeks to get to the final product you see in the video.
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The tattoo was done by Eric at “Inkstop Tattoo” in NYC.
It’s on the right side of my ribs, and reads “Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind” by Dr. Seuss.
It’s a constant reminder you should accept who you are and those that care about you will always stay by your side.
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The world is full of abandoned theme parks— China, Russia and Japan certainly have their fair share— but in the US, when a small theme park fails, it’s generally quickly replaced with a more profitable strip mall. Except for Enchanted Forest in Maryland, where the rotting remains of this park built in the 50s look like a bizarre post-apocalyptic Candyland nightmare.
The image above isn’t from some sort of candy-coated rave porn. It’s a false color image of mouse neurons holding on to some sort of mousy memory. MIT researchers have shown, for the first time ever, that memories are stored in specific brain cells. By triggering a small cluster of neurons, the researchers were able to force the subject to recall a specific memory. By removing these neurons, the subject would lose that memory.
If you want a simple and quick way to seriously enhance the magnification on your smartphone camera, you don’t need to buy expensive add-ons. Just a steady hand and a single drop of water and let science do the rest.
