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INSTRUCTIONS: Bring FIVE NEW LIKES to our page... *AND* make your friends Wall Post us saying, "_____ should win" (<---your name) GO. GO. GO.

Farsan - Alex får också jättegärna komma hit och äta på fredag.
Jag - Vadå, tror du vi är tillsammans eller?
Farsan - Njae, men jag trodde ni gjorde grejer tillsammans
Jag - Men man behöver väl inte vara tillsammans för det?
Farsan - Jooo, det är ni visste
Jag - MEN NEJ!
Farsan - Sluta ljuuuuug

(det en vän skickade på msn)

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCRzO4xEPFI&feature=channel_video_title

Anatomical studies of the brain by Andreas Vesalius and Johannes Wepfer had been published at least a century before those of Willis, but Willis' contribution was hugely significant. Willis made wide-ranging original observations in several fields, but focused most of his attention on the study of the nervous system. He believed that by understanding anatomy, one could understand the three forms of soul — vital, rational and immortal. He thought that the immortal soul was only present in humans, whereas the vital and rational souls were present in both animals and humans. He studied and compared the nervous systems of many different organisms, and this approach probably contributed to his enormous success.

Another contributing factor might have been his teaching duties as the Sedleian Professor of Natural Philosophy. In this post, he constantly exposed his own theories and original observations to a thriving intellectual community. John Locke (1632–1704) took notes on these lectures. These notes, together with those of Lower, were the basis of Willis' Oxford Lectures, which were discovered and subsequently published by Dewhurst in 1980 (Ref. 9). So, Willis' teaching duties, combined with his research and clinical practice, provided a unique opportunity to produce immortal publications and disseminate his ideas to a readership beyond Oxford. His anatomical descriptions and clinical case presentations were detailed, succinct and well illustrated12. Originally contemplating a career in the church, Willis mastered Latin, which was the language of religious authority and political power13, 14. The fact that he chose to write in Latin reflects his deep religious beliefs and loyalty to the King.


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EDIT: Idag (24/4) har jag annat på ctrl+v
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Just because a girl knows how to imitate a woman, does NOT mean she's ready to do what a woman does! -Hayley Stark, Hard Candy

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbErRCv1i5c