mananaempiezoladieta:

como hoy es el día de no fumar, les queremos decir todas las cosas malas de hacerlo y que no tienen que ver directamente con tu salud:

1. te deja hediondo el pelo

2. los dientes se verán amarillos y cochinos

3. darás besos con sabor asqueroso

4. tu ropa estará pasada a nicotina y te costará sacarle ese olor

…si se les ocurren más, nos cuentan en twitter @meladieta.

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papel de regalo para nostalgicos y/o gamers

  1. Camera: Nokia 5130c-2

carnetimaginaire:

Elzbieta Wasiuczynska, Kotky

"La gente se muestra constantemente, pero cuando bailan, quizás lo que más reflejan es un momento de honestidad."
— Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui
"Ustedes olvidaron lo más importante sobre escribir una canción pegajosa… DEBE TENER BUEN RITMO"
— Benson, Un Show Más
"Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish on its ability to climb a tree, it will live it’s whole life believing that he’s stupid."
— A. Einstein
lifeisjustatheory:

When Greg Dunn isn’t earning his neuroscience doctorate at University of Pennsylvania, he’s creating beautiful paintings of neurons, as well as brain structures like the hippocampus and the cerebellar lobe. In the talented bastard’s artist’s own words:

“I enjoy Asian art…I am also a fan of neuroscience. Therefore, it was a fine day when two of my passions came together upon the realization that the elegant forms of neurons (the cells that comprise your brain) can be painted expressively in the Asian sumi-e style. Neurons may be tiny in scale, but they possess the same beauty seen in traditional forms of the medium (trees, flowers, and animals).”

Via Discover Magazine
lifeisjustatheory:

When Greg Dunn isn’t earning his neuroscience doctorate at University of Pennsylvania, he’s creating beautiful paintings of neurons, as well as brain structures like the hippocampus and the cerebellar lobe. In the talented bastard’s artist’s own words:

“I enjoy Asian art…I am also a fan of neuroscience. Therefore, it was a fine day when two of my passions came together upon the realization that the elegant forms of neurons (the cells that comprise your brain) can be painted expressively in the Asian sumi-e style. Neurons may be tiny in scale, but they possess the same beauty seen in traditional forms of the medium (trees, flowers, and animals).”

Via Discover Magazine
lifeisjustatheory:

When Greg Dunn isn’t earning his neuroscience doctorate at University of Pennsylvania, he’s creating beautiful paintings of neurons, as well as brain structures like the hippocampus and the cerebellar lobe. In the talented bastard’s artist’s own words:

“I enjoy Asian art…I am also a fan of neuroscience. Therefore, it was a fine day when two of my passions came together upon the realization that the elegant forms of neurons (the cells that comprise your brain) can be painted expressively in the Asian sumi-e style. Neurons may be tiny in scale, but they possess the same beauty seen in traditional forms of the medium (trees, flowers, and animals).”

Via Discover Magazine
lifeisjustatheory:

When Greg Dunn isn’t earning his neuroscience doctorate at University of Pennsylvania, he’s creating beautiful paintings of neurons, as well as brain structures like the hippocampus and the cerebellar lobe. In the talented bastard’s artist’s own words:

“I enjoy Asian art…I am also a fan of neuroscience. Therefore, it was a fine day when two of my passions came together upon the realization that the elegant forms of neurons (the cells that comprise your brain) can be painted expressively in the Asian sumi-e style. Neurons may be tiny in scale, but they possess the same beauty seen in traditional forms of the medium (trees, flowers, and animals).”

Via Discover Magazine
lifeisjustatheory:

When Greg Dunn isn’t earning his neuroscience doctorate at University of Pennsylvania, he’s creating beautiful paintings of neurons, as well as brain structures like the hippocampus and the cerebellar lobe. In the talented bastard’s artist’s own words:

“I enjoy Asian art…I am also a fan of neuroscience. Therefore, it was a fine day when two of my passions came together upon the realization that the elegant forms of neurons (the cells that comprise your brain) can be painted expressively in the Asian sumi-e style. Neurons may be tiny in scale, but they possess the same beauty seen in traditional forms of the medium (trees, flowers, and animals).”

Via Discover Magazine

lifeisjustatheory:

When Greg Dunn isn’t earning his neuroscience doctorate at University of Pennsylvania, he’s creating beautiful paintings of neurons, as well as brain structures like the hippocampus and the cerebellar lobe. In the talented bastard’s artist’s own words:

I enjoy Asian art…I am also a fan of neuroscience. Therefore, it was a fine day when two of my passions came together upon the realization that the elegant forms of neurons (the cells that comprise your brain) can be painted expressively in the Asian sumi-e style. Neurons may be tiny in scale, but they possess the same beauty seen in traditional forms of the medium (trees, flowers, and animals).”

Via Discover Magazine

girlwalkallday:

Danny Lewis, who attended our screening at the New England Conservatory of Music last night in Boston, sketched this portrait of Anne Marsen today for his blog, No One Believes in Monsters. Be sure to check out some of his other illustrations and comics. Thanks for being there last night, Danny! 

go ahead // let it out!!

feliz dia internacional de la danza

galletita

dance-confessions:

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Reflexiones en la semana de la danza