Neuroanatomy - Sensation - Drawing the Ascending Somatosensory Pathways
This video focuses on the two large sensory pathways that deliver information from the body to the cortex. It concludes with a tutorial on lesions of the cen...
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The Anatomy of Homosexual Confusion
Bob Ragan describes the pieces of his sexual identity confusion and the healing that God has brought.
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Gross anatomy - Drawing the Abdominal Vasculature
Hi all, this video takes you through the major vessels of the abdominal organs in a step-by-step manner. By the time it is over you ought to be able to draw ...
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Structural Anatomy of Yoga Immersion: Holistic Yoga Teacher Trainings 200/500/Yoga Therapy
Take a peek into what you will learn at our Structural Anatomy of Yoga Immersion! Part of our Holistic Yoga Teacher Training 200/500/Yoga Therapy Program. Fo...
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Anatomy 5, Longitudinal Section of the Brain
By: John Campbell
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anatomy or die
A video of one of many human anatomy studies I #39;ve done over the past months. Hopefully I eventually get better. Noob questions and condescending critique are...
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Anatomy 2A Cat 2
1. Trapezius, 2. Levator scapulae, 3. Rhomboid Major minor, 4. Pectoralis minor, 5. Serratus anterior, 6. Supraspinatus, 7. Infraspinatus, 8. Teres minor, ...
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Glee creator Ryan Murphy has revealed his plans for Cory Monteith's character, Finn Hudson, in the wake of the actor's untimely death one week ago: Finn will pass away tragically as well.
A tribute episode will take place in the third installment of Glee Season 5, the premiere of which was just pushed back by one week due to the tragedy that has rocked the Fox show's cast.
The creator also said he gave Lea Michele, Monteith's co-star and real-life girlfriend, the option of not returning to the show after his death; Michele did not consider this and will be back.
Murphy told THR today: "It's always sad and shocking when somebody so young dies."
"One of the things that made it even more upsetting is that so many of us who knew and loved him were actively involved in trying to get him better."
"When you're faced with something so sad and so shocking, what do you do? Do we cancel the show? Do we start shooting in January? What do we do?"
"The right thing to do for the show, at this point, is to have that character pass," Murphy says of his plans for the coming season, which debuts September 26.
"Ultimately, we decided the best thing for everyone is to get back to work and be around people who knew him and loved him so that everyone can grieve together."
"When we do a tribute episode to [his] character, we'll do it in a way where the cast members will not have to re-create feelings of grief they’ve had this week, but do it in an upbeat way."
What do you think of Murphy's comments, and plans for the character? Comment below ...
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/07/glee-reveals-plan-for-cory-monteiths-character/
Prepare to meet the other Doppleganger, TVD Fanatics.
At today's Comic-Con panel discussion, key cast members and Julie Plec teased a number of upcoming developments (full recap coming soon!), but the hour-long event kicked off with a sizzle reel that featured our very first look at The Vampire Diaries Season 5.
And it's clear Paul Wesley is having a blast as Silas.
The concluding seconds of a series retelling features this ancient witch addressing a town full of Mystic Falls residents, talking about the blood he's swallowed and his plans for the town. Cue Bonnie screaming... Caroline running... and Delena kissing.
It's your first look the October 10th season premiere. Sit back and enjoy, readers:
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/07/the-vampire-diaries-season-5-first-footage/
Two more big names have been added to Arrow Season 2.
On the heels of Summer Glau coming on board as Isobel Rochev - and Caity Lotz landing the role of The Black Canary - the show announced at today's Comic-Con panel that Michael Jai White and Kevin Alejandro will also recur this fall on The CW drama.
White (Spawn, The Dark Knight, Mortal Kombat) will guest star as Bronze Tiger, a claw-wielding killer who was a member of both the League of Assassins and the Suicide Squad in the DC comic. Look for him to team with China White on the series.
Alejandro (Southland, True Blood, Golden Boy), meanwhile, will portray Sebastian Blood, an alderman who rises to power following the earthquake that devastated Starling City on the Arrow Season 1 finale. He will blame the Queens for that horrible event.
Arrow also unveiled a fun sizzle reel for fans in attendance at the Q&A discussion. Check it out here:
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/07/michael-jai-white-and-kevin-alejandro-to-cause-mischief-on-arrow/
Before taking off on a sea-faring adventure this fall, the cast of Once Upon a Time stopped by Comic-Con today for a panel discussion and a series of red carpet interviews.
And while you'll need to wait a few days before gathering up scoop from our exclusives chats with Jennifer Morrison, Ginnifer Goodwin and company, producers Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis did drop a bomb at the show's Q&A session: Ariel is coming!
A sneak peek to close the event featured a mysterious, water-based creature sneaking up on a dwarf… grabbing his fork from his lunchbox… and diapering again into the ocean. And, yes, there was red hair and a fin.
Other highlights from the panel included:
Once Upon a Time Season 3 premieres on September 29.
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/07/once-upon-a-time-season-3-teaser-comic-con-scoop-the-little-merm/
At Comic-Con today, Julie Plec said she was faced with a challenge:
How do you write an October premiere for fans who did not watch the backdoor pilot that aired during this prior season on The Vampire Diaries? The producer's answer? You turn things over to the one and only Daniel Gillies.
"It will be told from Elijah's point of view... Elijah comes in to find out what trouble Klaus is up to," Plec said of how the official Season 1 premiere will focus on "similar scenes and moments that we didn't get to see in the pilot."
Among other highlights revealed by Plec and cast members during an entertaining Q&A session with fans:
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/07/the-originals-at-comic-con-a-unique-premiere-an-epic-romance-and/
I’m loving this incredibly fun and imaginative anatomy by Hamburg based 3D artist, Antoni Tudisco. At a mere 21 years old, Antoni is a completely self taught artist, mastering the entire Adobe Suite and teaching himself 3D illustration. He was one of those kids that would rather draw in class than listen to the teacher—many of us can relate! After graduating from school at 18 he’s been sought out by major companies for his work, including MTV, Coca-Cola, Louis Vuitton, Kellogg’s, and many more.
View all of Antoni Tudisco’s work at antonitudisco.com and Behance!
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Orphan Black! Orphan Black! Orphan Black!
So chanted fans of this BBC smash yesterday prior to the show's panel discussion at Comic-Con, which featured stars Tatiana Maslany, Dylan Bruce and Jordan Gavaris and creators John Fawcett and Graeme Manson.
And along with talking about how Maslany gets into the mood for each of her characters (by listening to playlists, the actress said, such as show tunes for Allison, electro for Cosima), the group confirmed that Orphan Black Season 2 will return in April.
As you might expect, it will also feature more Sarah Manning lookalikes.
“We are making this wacky little clone shows and we do like our clones," Fawcett said. "I don’t think anyone would be surprised if we unveiled a few more clones in season 2.”
Not many specific storylines were addressed at the Q&A, but Manson did at least touch on Cosima’s apparent illness.
“She now has to look at her own science, and I think that’s going to be really interesting," he said. "When she looks at her own science, she looks at the health of all her sisters too... the truth is, it’s still up in the air. We don’t know what’s going to happen to Cosima."
Might we learn more about Beth or Katja, both of whom met their demise rather soon after viewers met them?
“The show has a pace that charges forward,” Manson said. “We couldn’t really find a way to flashback in season two and keep the pace up and keep this relentless following of Sarah’s journey. We’re gonna try to do it somehow, we’re going to try and get back there. We’d love to do that pre story. It could be in Season 3 or Season 5.”
Added Fawcett: “There has been discussion of the Beth episode, but I don’t think you’re going to see it in Season 2.”
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/07/orphan-black-to-return-in-april-feature-more-clones/
The cast of Nikita said goodbye to Comic-Con yesterday.
During a panel discussion that featured creator Craig Silverstein and stars Noah Bean, Melinda Clarke, Aaron Stanford, Lyndsy Fonseca, Shane West and Maggie Q, everyone had a chance to chime in on what we can expect from a six-episode Season 4.
Maggie Q, on where the action will pick up: "We don't have to build to anything, we just get to it. When Nikita sees Michael again, it was a weird way to leave it, but it's a decision made of love. She left because she really really loved this man, and that's what it was about."
West, on Michael's state of mind: "Michael may have gone dark again, especially after [Nikita Season 3]. It's going to be a really fun dynamic to play. He's always going to love Nikita, and this will put their relationship to a test."
Fonseca, on the future for Alex: "Alex has been through a lot and is in such a delicate place, but what does Alex do with her life? She doesn't have to hide from anyone and is a real person and she's going to take advantage of that. But it's a tricky balance to be normal during the day and play spy at night."
Silverstein, on a mobile Division: "Their lair is an airplane, so they can be in different places around the globe. We're never going to top the lair from first season, then they had a beach house, Division was destroyed last season, so we couldn't do a hideout, so now we're going to be in the sky."
Clarke, on the evolution of Amanda: "We purposely kept her enigmatic, then peeled back the layers of the stinky onion. But this character befuddled me. I never knew what the motivation was, but I always tried to ground her in love, and we learn it was a betrayal of love from her father and it carried through with Nikita to destroy her and teach her a lesson. I understand somewhat what she's motivated by."
Silverstein, on Amanda: "She is too evil to destroy Our plan was to kill Amanda at the end of last season. She was dead, and something happened and we could not kill her. She survived everything we had up on the board… She's the big bad and so is Nikita in a way. She's her own worst enemy."
Maggie Q, on learning the fate of the series: "My heart hurt, because I have a very deep love for them and miss them. Then I got over it... We get to end this show with our heads high. I didn't want it to [drag out]. I wanted to go out and people feel full but still a little hungry."
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/07/nikita-season-4-a-new-lair-a-dark-michael-and-more/
If you are interested in joining us on what promises to be an amazing trip, you *must* register by this Saturday, July 20th; all questions can be directed to info [at] borderlineprojects.com. You can find complete information about the field trip by clicking here.
Following is Laetitia's guest post; I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
Celebrated as the “most surrealist country in the world” by poet Andre Breton during his 1938 journey, Mexico seems to have conserved its uniqueness and profound beauty despite the challenges of rough economic realities and the constant pressure of narcotraffic. Mexico revels in intense visual experience which, inevitably, peaks in delight and splendor around The Day of The Dead. During the weeks of preparation preceding this one night event, the all country revealed, through its legions of skeletons, an ambiguous relationship that Mexicans maintain with Death.
In 2009, I spent two month frolicking in Mexico, realizing a longtime personal dream: a solo journey to survey death and its myriad avatars, from the historical past of the country to its contemporary culture, surveying domains like criminology, religion, the arts, and even... wrestling. Once there, I soon realised that the very mexican obsession with death went far beyond the folklore of Dia de Los Muertos. Once the sugar skulls are gone, the mexican predilection for the Macabre is still palpable. In Mexico, Death is a permanent spectacle, reminding one of Mexico's storied relationship with death tracing back to the pre-hispanic gods, the Jesuit missionaries, the inquisition and the Revolucion. Both revered and feared, Death is a major fragment of the Mexican Identity.
When Joanna told me about her idea of having field trip in Mexico for the Day of the Dead, I was, of course, extremely excited. Its a wonderful thing to be able to visit this country when the all population are preparing their home for their beloved spirits to return; seeing the fragile skeletons of the Angelitos in Guanajuato was probably one of the most incredible experience I ever had.
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http://morbidanatomy.blogspot.com/2013/07/death-in-mexico-guest-post-and-field.html
I am delighted to announce the release of a brand-new "Morbid Curiosity" themed issue of United Academics Journal of Social Sciences. I was co-editor of the issue, which is available digitally for ipad or iphone download by clicking here.
Screenshots above are all taken from the iphone version, which I just downloaded. You can download your own copy by clicking here
Top photo: Paul Koudounaris
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http://morbidanatomy.blogspot.com/2013/07/special-morbid-curiosity-issue-of.html
I love browsing Dribbble for inspiration before starting a design project, but rarely do I find designers posting anatomy. So you can imagine my delight when I spotted this anatomical work!
Brooklyn based artist and designer, Kelli Anderson created these beautifully designed anatomical icons and body systems for a children’s app. She uses texture and patterns to make her designs look as if they were hand cut from paper.
View more of Kelli Anderson work at kellianderson.com and via her Dribbble! Seriously check out her infographics which are top notch in my opinion.
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