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Asphyxiate – Anatomy Of Perfect Bestiality (Full Album) – Video

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First Look: Scream's Neve Campbell Checks Into Grey's Anatomy

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Neve Campbell is coming to Seattle Grace!

The Scream alum will check into Grey's Anatomy starting Thursday, Dec. 6, and TVGuide.com has a first look at her arrival. Campbell, who co-starred alongside Patrick Dempsey in Scream 3, will play his sister on Grey's. But which sister?

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We've already met Derek's sisters Nancy (Embeth Davitz) and Amelia (Caterina Scorsone), while another sister named Kathleen, a psychiatrist, has been mentioned. But TVGuide.com has learned Campbell is actually playing his fourth sister, Liz "Lizzie" Shepherd.

Her arrival comes as Derek has turned to teaching after his hand was mangled in last season's plane crash. Could Lizzie be arriving to help? We know Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) will enlist Heather (Tina Majorino) to go above and beyond to help fix Derek's hand and they are together in the photo below:

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Anatomy of a revolution

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It is time to revisit the 1938 classic study by Craine Brinton, The Anatomy of Revolution, in the wake of the Arab Spring revolutions with particular focus on Egypt. Based on an analysis of the four revolutions English, American, French and Russian that helped shape the world history, Brinton concluded that revolutions have a life cycle of their own. They start against the "old order" to establish a moderate regime instead, which is followed by a radical one that witnesses a reign of terror, which in itself will be followed by a Thermidorian reaction that restores law and order and probably most of figures of the old regime and its policies. And this is the period that witnesses the emergence of a tyrant with unconditional powers. Following the typical short honeymoon, Egypts President Muhammad Mursi emerged as a regional leader who managed to mediate the Gaza cease-fire between Israel and Hamas, providing face-saving to both sides of the conflict and at the same time winning praise domestically and internationally for that role. Apparently he thought to capitalize on this achievement and empower himself to consolidate his presidency. He issued a decree that gives him extraordinary powers and which prevents the judiciary from challenging his decisions. These edicts were met with quick and swift opposition from political powers as well as from the judiciary, which was seen as the guardian ensuring the separation of powers and a safeguard against the excessive of the executive branch of the government. Are the contradictions referred to in the Brinton study emerging and that Mursis plan of going for an earlier strike asserts his rule and jumps straight into the era of the Thermidor, where a tyrant gets established? Though the general analysis of Brinton of revolutions seems to be accurate, it still suffers from some shortfalls. First it was restricted to only four Western revolutions. That is fair enough. By then, or when the study was published in 1938, it was only the Western world, including newly emerging communist Russia, that counted. The rest of the world in Asia, Africa and Latin America either were languishing under colonization or living in the periphery, and as such didnt count. Moreover, by then the world was living through the industrial revolution with all its ramifications politically, economically and socially. Todays world has moved into a communication revolution with its ever-growing improved and expanding technology, which is bringing more people into political and economic play where they are having a say in their own affairs never seen before. But more important, as regards developments taking place in Egypt, are events that are going to have direct impact on the region and open wide the question marks about the commitment of Islamists in general and the Muslim Brotherhood in particular to the principles of democracy and the exchange of power through the ballot box. One of the big differences with Brintons study is that all the revolutions he studied and cited were bloody ones where the old regime was overtaken by force. Through the revolutionary fever that follows, measures are taken to get rid of the remnants of the old regime and pave the way for the change. In the case of Egypt, however, it was a peaceful revolution that has impacted change. And that is why measures to deal with the old regimes figures and policies have to resort to legal and constitutional approach, not a revolutionary one. But the divisions that emerged in the society have developed into an open confrontation. And the fact that Mursi and his Muslim Brotherhood are operating under an Islamic flag poses a serious challenge. For them this is one of the best opportunities to advance their cause since political Islam forces are on the rise generally in the region. Encouraged by ascension to power in more than one country, the Brotherhood targets the power of the state as the best vehicle to advance its cause and make a difference. For this purpose, empowering the Brotherhood and enabling it to consolidate its grip on power comes first. If such an attitude is to take hold, it simply means that elections were carried out along one man, one vote, but only for one time.

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Keck's Exclusives: Grey's Anatomy: R.I.P., Adele

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Spoiler alert! Loretta Devine has wrapped her Emmy-winning role as Grey's Anatomy's Alzheimer's-stricken Adele Webber; her final two episodes are set to air in December and January. "The whole time we were doing it, I kept saying, 'Just shoot me!'" Devine says of her emotionally taxing scenes. "It was so painful."

And the pain will endure for Devine, who isn't happy that Adele's death allows her widower, Richard, to pursue a full-on relationship with Dr. Catherine Avery (Debbie Allen).

"Every day, I said, 'Can I please come back to haunt her?'" jokes Devine, who will soon by directed by Allen on Lifetime's The Client List. "Meredith's dead mother comes back on the show all the time, and there was that one dead guy [Denny] who stayed on as a ghost forever."

While there wasn't an on-set party thrown in her honor, Devine did get to enjoy some cake on her last day, she says, "because it happened to be Ellen Pompeo's birthday."Ah, forget the cake. This tearjerker could earn her another golden statue.

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'Grey's Anatomy' First Look: Neve Campbell as Derek's Mysterious Sister (Photos)

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Prepare to meet Derek's mysterious sister, Liz "Lizzie" Shepherd on ABC's Grey's Anatomy.

Neve Campbellwill reunite with her Scream 3 co-star Patrick Dempsey as Derek's previously unnamed fourth sister in a pair of December episodes of the ABC medical drama and The Hollywood Reporterhas a first-look at her character.

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Lizzie first arrives in the closing moments of the Dec. 6 hour, titled "Love Turns You Upside Down," when Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) asks intern Heather (Tina Majorino) to go above and beyond to help fix her husband's hand. Campbell will return the following week for the episode titled "Run Baby Run."

Details about the nature of the Shepard siblings' relationship are being kept under wraps, but Lizzie -- who appears to be married judging by the ring on her finger in the image above -- will return Dec. 13 for the "Run Baby Run" hour.

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Of Derek's four sisters, Campbell's Lizzie marks the third of four Shepherd sisters on Grey's Anatomy. Caterina Scorsoneplays Amelia Shepherd on Grey's spinoffPrivate Practiceand Embeth Davitzpreviously appeared as his sister, Nancy. Psychiatrist Kathleen Shepherd has been mentioned but has yet to appear on the Shonda Rhimes series.

Check out the first-look photos (above, and below with Majorino) and hit the comments with your thoughts on how you think the Shepherd siblings will get along. Grey's Anatomy airs Thursdays at 9 p.m. on ABC.

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From the Sacred Heart to the Profane: "Collector of Hearts," Morbid Anatomy Guest Post on The Newly Launched Wellcome Library Website

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The kind of research that I am drawn to tends to focus on things that reside at tricky intersections, or have fallen though the historical cracks. The incredibly broad and multi-disciplinary collection of the Wellcome Library — one that gives equal primacy to the highbrow contemporary academia, forgotten ephemera, art, artifacts, outdated science, and outsider scholarship — makes this the perfect library for the sort of research I do, and allows for all manner of idiosyncratic research that would simply be impossible to conceive of at more conventional libraries.
--"Collector of Hearts" Guest Post, The The Wellcome Library Website
Today, that spectacular and unrivaled resource The Wellcome Library launched a brand new, image-intensive website; as part of the relaunch, I was asked to write a guest post about my "user experiences" in the library over a series of visits on my recent trip to London.

In the post--excerpted above, full post here--I use as a point of departure the randomly stumbled upon and utterly amazing book From Holy Pictures to the Healing Saints: Faith and the Heart. In it, author, doctor and collector N. Boyadjian’s showcases and muses on his wonderful and vast assortment of ‘holy pictures,’ also known as ‘prayer cards,’ or small popular pictures used in “individual intimate devotion” (see top 5 images). Using that book and its chapter on "The Sacred Heart" as a departure point, I then delved into all aspects of the Wellcome Library and Image Collection--digital and print, rare and every day--to ferret out the variety of ways in which the human heart has been approached from the sacred and secular, the symbolic to the medical.

In this fashion, I discovered a dizzying array of curiosities showcasing the depth a breadth of The  Wellcome Library and Collection; just a very few of my favorites: an illustration of "A most true and certaine relation of a strange monster or serpent found in the left ventricle of the heart of John Pennant, gentleman, of the age of 21 yeares" (7th down);  a Carmelite scapular; a theatrical-framed illustration of the "Heart, illustrated as a pumping machine" from 1733; "The vivisector asked to choose between head and heart" from 1886; a dried and preserved human tattoo depicting a sacred heart (9th down); a print of of an anatomist examining the heart of suspiciously beautiful female cadaver ("She Had a Heart," 1890) (6th down); and, perhaps my favorite, a painting of souls in purgatory looking at the wounds of christ (8th down).

You can read the post in its entirety--and see all the amazing images I located, a few of which are even zoom-able in the post!--by clicking here.

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  1. From the book From Holy Pictures…to the Healing Saints: Faith and the Heart,
    N. Boyadjian, 1986
  2. From the book From Holy Pictures…to the Healing Saints: Faith and the Heart,
    N. Boyadjian, 1986
  3. From the book From Holy Pictures…to the Healing Saints: Faith and the Heart,
    N. Boyadjian, 1986
  4. From the book From Holy Pictures…to the Healing Saints: Faith and the Heart,
    N. Boyadjian, 1986
  5. From the book From Holy Pictures…to the Healing Saints: Faith and the Heart,
    N. Boyadjian, 1986
  6. From Wellcome Images: a print of of an anatomist examining the heart of suspiciously beautiful female cadaver ("She Had a Heart," 1890)
  7. From Wellcome Images: "A most true and certaine relation of a strange monster or serpent found in the left ventricle of the heart of John Pennant, gentleman, of the age of 21 yeares"
  8. From Wellcome Images: a painting of souls in purgatory looking at the wounds of Christ
  9. From Wellcome Images :a dried and preserved human tattoo depicting a sacred heart

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"The Antidote: Happiness for People Who Can't Stand Positive Thinking," Oliver Burkeman, 2012

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"... it pointed to an alternative approach, a 'negative path' to happiness, which entailed taking a radically different stance towards those things that most of us spend our lives trying hard to avoid. It involved learning to enjoy uncertainty, embracing insecurity, stopping trying to think positively, becoming familiar with failure, even learning to value death, In short, all these people seemed to agree that in order to be truly happy we might actually need to be willing to experience more negative emotions--or, at the every least, to learn to stop running quite so hard from them. Which is a bewildering thought, and one that calls into question not just our methods for achieving happiness, but also our assumptions about what 'happiness' really means."
--The Antidote: Happiness for People Who Can't Stand Positive Thinking, Oliver Burkeman

I am absolutely loving friend, Observatory presenter, and resident genius/Guardian writer Oliver Burkeman's new book The Antidote: Happiness for People Who Can't Stand Positive Thinking. A kind of 200 page confutation of the accepted wisdom of "positive thinking" and other truisms of the self-help movement, it is also a terrific and witty introduction to a multitude of exceptionally wise philosophies whose tenants run counter to those ideas, from The Stoics to Buddhism to Mexican Day of the Dead. The result is a book which provides a persuasive argument for reviving the notion of the memento mori--objects or artworks whose function is to urge the beholder to contemplate the fact that they, too, will die--and which takes the unpopular stand that to be truly happy, to live a good and full life, we need to embrace, or at least learn to tolerate, negativity, uncertainty, and death. Ideas that, obviously, I strongly share.

I highly recommend checking this book out for yourself; you can find out more--and order a copy--by clicking here.

Memento-mori themed painting found here.

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RESCHEDULED AND RELOCATED: From the Akashic Jukebox: Magic and Music in Britain, 1888-1978: Illustrated Lecture and Rare British Occult Recordings with Mark Pilkington of Strange Attractor Press

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Sadly, Hurricane Sandy continues to ravage Morbid Anatomy and Observatory in the form of No Electricity. Thus, tonight's scheduled event--"From the Akashic Jukebox: Magic and Music in Britain, 1888-1978: Illustrated Lecture and Rare British Occult Recordings with Mark Pilkington of Strange Attractor Press"--has been rescheduled and relocated; it will now take place tomorrow night--Tuesday November 20-at Acme Studio, 63 N. 3rd St. Brooklyn.

Full details follow. Hope very much to see you there.

From the Akashic Jukebox: Magic and Music in Britain, 1888-1978: Illustrated Lecture and Rare British Occult Recordings with Mark Pilkington of Strange Attractor Press
Illustrated Lecture and Rare British Occult Recordings with Mark Pilkington of Strange Attractor Press
Date: Tuesday, November 20
Time: 8:00
Admission: $5
*** Now being held at Acme Studio, 63 N. 3rd St. Brooklyn, as the electricity is still out at Observatory

Magic and music are as old as humanity, but organised witchcraft--a British cultural export whose influence has been felt all over the world--is younger than jazz. In tonight's talk, illustrated with images, music and rare recordings, Strange Attractor's Mark Pilkington explores British occultism’s origins in the bohemian groves of late 19th century London, and charts its impact on popular music and some of its players, from the rock ‘n’ roll years through to the paradigm shift of punk. The emerging stories glow with transcendence, ripple with mystery, honk with absurdity and are all too often shadowed by tragedy.

Mark Pilkington is the author of two books - Mirage Men: An Adventure into Disinformation, Paranoia and UFOs and Far Out: 101 Strange Tales from Science's Outer Edge and has written for Fortean Times, the Guardian, Sight & Sound, The Wire, Frieze, The Anomalist and a host of other magazines and journals. Mark also runs Strange Attractor Press, editing and publishing its occasional Journal, and organising events and exhibitions.

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Greys Anatomy Season 8 Episode 18 – The Lion Sleeps Tonight – Video

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Greys Anatomy Season 8 Episode 18 - The Lion Sleeps Tonight
http://www.greysanatomyseries.com A lion breaks loose in Seattle, leaving a couple #39;s lives and relationship at risk; Lexie overhears Mark #39;s discussion about moving in with Julia; Teddy begins to take steps towards coming to terms with Henry #39;s death; Callie grills Arizona on her past lovers; and Alex requests to be taken off Morgan #39;s preemie case when she becomes too dependent on him. Meanwhile, Meredith tries to be a support for Cristina as the tension between her and Owen hits a boiling point. Greys Anatomy s08e18 Greys Anatomy S8e18 s08e18 S8e18 8x18 Season 8 episode 18 tv shows S8 s08 se8 e18 ep18 8x18 4 S08 E18 HQ episodes serie series watch online complete full tv television hd hq part 1 part 2 part 3 part 4. Watch full Greys Anatomy Season 8 Episode 18 The Lion Sleeps Tonight watch Greys Anatomy Season 8 Episode 18 The Lion Sleeps Tonight full episode online watch Greys Anatomy Season 8 Episode 18 The Lion Sleeps Tonight free online watch Greys Anatomy Season 8 Episode 18 The Lion Sleeps Tonight for free watch Greys Anatomy Season 8 Episode 18 The Lion Sleeps Tonight full episode watch Greys Anatomy Season 8 Episode 18 The Lion Sleeps Tonight watch online watch Greys Anatomy Season 8 Episode 18 The Lion Sleeps Tonight full free.From:flor bardelTRViews:0 0ratingsTime:09:50More inPeople Blogs

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Common Colorectal Procedures – Tumour Specific – Video

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An innovative iPad app developed by DigiMed which provides interactive access to the common colorectal tumour sites. In addition to the multiple procedure options, specific anatomy is labelled and some interactive 3D modelling of the large small bowel, blood supply and lymphatic system is shown. Please contact David Brown at dabrown@digi-medical.co.uk or visit us at http://www.digi-medical.us for additional information.From:TheDigiMedViews:2 0ratingsTime:02:24More inScience Technology

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Greys Anatomy Season 9 Episode 5 Part 2 of 5 – Video

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" ANATOMY " – ART MOVIE BY THE APOCALYPTIC IMPLICATIONS GROUP [.AIG] – Video

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Link to the song http://www.youtube.com Not really a full blown music video since it #39;s like, half the original songs length. I just wanted to use another Aurastys song in one of my vids. Hope Renard doesn #39;t mind (although it #39;s not like he #39;ll ever actually see it anyway.)From:sparkey989Views:3 0ratingsTime:02:30More inComedy

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