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Anatomy and Physiology Joint song to the tune of "Bad to the Bone" – Video
Anatomy and Physiology Joint song to the tune of "Bad to the Bone"
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Ionia – Anatomy @ Clifton, NJ 1/13/13 – Video
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Axial Skeleton – Basic Summary (Anatomy) – Video
Axial Skeleton - Basic Summary (Anatomy)
See full overview: http://www.gustrength.com This video uses text and images to provide a basic overview of the Axial skeleton of the human body. Music by JewelBeat. Download your free music and free sound effects at http://www.jewelbeat.com Image Credits Cranium image by Anatomist90 via commons.wikimedia.org Atlas Vertebra by Gliu via commons.wikimedia.org Typical Cervical, Thoracic, and Lumbar Vertebra by Anatomist90 via wikimedia, Plastination website: http://www.anatomyumftm.com Sacrum and Pelvic girdle (w/sacrum) image also by Anatomist90 Cervical, Thoracic, and Lumbar Spine images by BodyParts3D via Typical lifesciencedb.jp Costal cartilage rib image also by BodyParts3D
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Homeland Return Date Announced, Season 2 Defended
At today's Television Critics Association Q&A session, Showtime President David Nevins announced that Homeland Season 3 will premiere on Sunday, June 30.
He also took a few moments to address concerns regarding Homeland Season 2, sticking up for the award-winning drama.
“I think it started really strong and it ended really strong," Nevis said. "Some of the criticism seems fair. [But] suspension of disbelief is the scaffolding all storytelling is based on. I have enormous confidence in the people that write and perform that show [and believe] that it will maintain its quality.”
Many viewers believed events became too far-fetched on Season 2, specifically citing Abu Nazir crashing into Carrie and then kidnapping the CIA agent.
As for the future of Damian Lewis, considering Brody is now a wanted man on the run?
“Everything on that show is vigorously debated," Nevins said, adding of the possibility that Lewis would be written off: "If at the end of that debate, it made sense storywise, I could conceivably say yes.”
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/01/homeland-return-date-announced-season-2-defended/
Girls Season Premiere Clip: Planning a Party
One day prior to the premiere of Girls Season 2, HBO has released a clip from tomorrow night's "It's About Time."
In it, we see Hannah planning for a party with her new roommate. Well, planning for many parties with her new roommate, all of which are food related.
Enter Shoshanna, who is as frantic as ever, but - BT Dubs - she's cool with whoever is invited to Hannah's upcoming shindig. Check out the sneak peek now, visit our Girls quotes section and return to TV Fanatic the moment this episode ends for a detailed review.
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/01/girls-season-premiere-clip-planning-a-party/
The Lying Game Clips: Who Does Ethan Love?
Following this week's engaging premiere, The Lying Game Season 2 is off and running.
What can fans expect from Tuesday's "Cheat, Play, Love?"
In the first of three clips from the episode, we see Sutton pull Emma aside. The subject between the sisters? What do you think? Ethan, of course:
Meanwhile, Jordan makes it rather clear in the following sneak peek: Ethan loves Emma. But he doesn't make that clear to the right person:
Finally, watch below as Sutton tries to help Ethan by offering him a paper. Will he take it and use it? That's the big question:
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/01/the-lying-game-clips-who-does-ethan-love/
Scandal Episode Trailer: Cheating and Changing
Scandal answered one question on last night's 2013 premiere, "One for the Dog."
Yes, Huck is now a free man.
But another question will arise on next Thursday's "A Criminal, a Whore, an Idiot and a Liar." Did the shooting change the President for better... or for worse?
That's the topic focused on in the following ABC promo, although we can also confirm this installment will flashback in time to the election itself. We'll get a glimpse at Barry Bostwick as Fitz's father, while also learning more about how the rigging took place.
Prepare for another scintillating episode of Scandal Season 2 now:
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/01/scandal-episode-trailer-cheating-and-changing/
Arrow Scoop: Look Who’s Returning!
Attention, Arrow fans: you have not seen the last of a certain female vigilante in Starling City.
Following the panel for his upcoming CBS drama Golden Boy at today's Television Critics Association press tour, the busy producer was asked about this Stephen Amell-anchored drama and confirmed viewers WILL, indeed, see Jessica De Gouw’s Helena once again.
“She’s going to come back,” Berlanti said. “We’re just writing that episode right now.”
As for just how The Huntress may re-enter Oliver Queen’s life, Berlanti only teased: “We like to think of her as the crazy ex-girlfriend. So if you can only imagine the turns…her mission isn’t done or complete yet. She wanted to kill her Dad and he’s still alive.”
Berlanti also expressed his pleasure with how Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards) has become a fan favorite.
"Those are always the best. That’s the great part about TV, in terms of fans.” he said, addong that “she’s got some great storylines coming up and becomes an even more integral and active part of the dynamic of the show.”
Arrow returns with new episodes next Wednesday at 8/7c on The CW.
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/01/arrow-scoop-look-whos-returning/
Blue Bloods Review: Tells, Trauma, & the Whole Truth
Reagans are a stubborn bunch. They don't like to back down or appear weak so it certainly wasn't "Front Page News" when Jamie tried to act like nothing was wrong after shooting and killing an armed man.
My big issue with the shooting was that it took place in Washington Square Park which normally has police officers on patrol yet it appeared as though Jamie and his partner were the only police around for a call about a man with a gun. But this is TV, so I'll try and let that one go.
Jamie seemed determined to be as tough as his brother but he failed miserably. I have no doubt Danny would have felt badly if he had done the shooting but outwardly you know he wouldn't have done more than gripe about the paperwork.
Whereas Jamie went down the road that has become all too familiar for this character. He tormented himself wondering whether he was truly cut out to be a cop.
This is Blue Bloods season 3. Shouldn't Jamie know what he wants to be by now. He needs to decide whether he's a cop or he wants to go back and be a lawyer or something else all together. Instead we're stuck with this angst as he ponders his career choice every other episode and it's gotten a bit tiring.
And Jamie's reluctance over the general bureaucracy that goes along with any shooting felt odd to me. There are certain procedures that must be followed such as being evaluated by a therapist. I would think that being part of a cop family he'd simply accept this as the norm and get it over with instead of griping every step of the way.
Perhaps I'm being to hard on him. That could've just been the trauma talking but it came off as Jamie's insecurities coming to the surface once again.
Danny came to Jamie's rescue, as any good brother in his position should. And he did it as only Danny could do as he told the Sergeant in this Blue Bloods quote…
Danny: I'm just checking on my kid brother, Sarge. If anyone at IA got a problem with it they can bite me. | permalink
You've got to respect the brotherly love.
The one person I felt no sympathy for was the victim, if you could call him that. He got high and killed a girl in college, then covered it up and watched his friend's life be ruined by the guilt. When the truth was finally going to come out he decided it was better to kill himself and leave his family with that torment than face the consequences. And when he couldn't even get that right, he manipulated an innocent police officer into taking his life for him. The guy was a selfish little weasel to the end.
The story of the mayor's true involvement in Erin's case was left dangling. Was Frank right? Was that the mayor's tell and he's lying. I have little doubt he had something to do with the defendant suddenly accepting that deal, even if he was only pulling the strings from a distance.
Or perhaps he just has an itchy head. Something tells me we'll find out more as this season of Blue Bloods continues.
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/01/blue-bloods-review-tells-trauma-and-the-whole-truth/
Revenge Sneak Peek: Behind Bars
Tomorrow night on Revenge, a fundraiser and wine auction provide the perfect backdrop for Emily and Aiden's plan of attack, while Victoria strategically plots her next move as well.
Meanwhile, Jack, Declan and Amanda struggle with what lies ahead after the surprising events of "Power." In the sneak preview below, we see the elder Porter brother behind bars.
As Amanda offers to get bail money from Emily - or Nolan - Jack says he refuses to drag any of his friends into it. At that point, Amanda learns the truth about why he was set up.
How will it play out as we inch closer to the body-on-the-boat reveal?
Check out the scene from "Sabotage" below and see what you think:
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/01/revenge-sneak-peek-behind-bars/
TEDxAmsterdam The Human Brain Trailer
TEDxAmsterdam 2011 Human Brain #1 (dress rehearsal) – click if video does not play above
A beautiful trailer created back in 2011 for TEDxAmsterdam featuring 48 dancers from The Dutch National Ballet moving together to create the shape of a brain. The trailer features what was a dress rehearsal for the brain created by human bodies in a series of three that were performed live at TEDxAmsterdam in November 2011. The piece is the brain child of Amsterdam-based creative agency We Are Pi and is narrated by actor Rutger Hauer with music by Pigeon Horse Sex Tennis. Can’t believe I missed this one back in 2011!
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Josh LN – Anatomy of Flight
Josh LN is an illustrator and graphic designer whose geekery has translated into some beautifully nerdy posters depicting the insides of famous air crafts.
You can check out (and purchase) more ships and his other stunning pieces on his Society6 page. He has some other anatomically and geek inspired prints.
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Fringe Review: The Father and The Son
Wow. "The Boy Must Live" answered a lot of questions and left us with what might be the beginning of the end of the "the plan" for our faithful fringe team. We finally found out what the plan was, only to have Michael throw a wrench into it in the final minutes of the hour. Let's check out what went down.
As John Noble hinted in a recent conference call, Walter had agreed to pay a great price for the plan to succeed; his life. Michael showed to Walter what he did Nina, a frenzied amalgamation of his many lives all wound into one burst of memories that he didn't know he had.
It was so profound that Walter told Peter he no longer feared his repaired brain because of what Michael showed him. Everything he thought he knew as a so called “great man” could fit into a thimble. That didn't mean that Walter wasn't afraid about the choice he made before being ambered over 20 years ago.
When they found Donald and he was revealed as September, things started to fall into place. (As an aside, how perfect was it that Broadway star Michael Cerveris played September, who chose the name Donald O’Connor from Singing In The Rain as his alias?) We finally learned exactly what an Observer is and how they came to be; genetically programmed mutations to remove all unnecessary brain function outside of intelligence. Or so they thought. As Donald pointed out, Michael is the perfect example of how emotions and intelligence can be combined in a superior way to both humans and Observers.
There were a few questions along the way, such as which Observers were from which era. Which were device driven and which were laboratory born? It would appear to make a difference. The continued experimentation and culling of all extraneous brain function was done as a way to replace the device. So, when the device was removed from September, he was able to become Donald, a mere human. Other Observers from future times would either need to be stopped via the plan or in some other manner.
Walter called Donald Michael’s father, but Donald didn't say he was from his DNA, merely that he saved him. Windmark, meanwhile, asked about what genetics were used at the same time Donald was talking about being Michael his son, but later Windmark remarked didn't know why September cared so much for the boy. So my question is this: were September's genetics used to create Michael or did Donald merely rescue him and adopt him in the same manner Walter rescued Peter from the other universe? I wonder if we’ll find out for sure.
Regardless, it was a great honor to Walter that September saw in him the undying love he had for Peter and his willingness to go to such great lengths for his son - so much so that he made the conscious decision to become a father himself. And, interesting that when they first met at Reiden Lake, and September said the boy must live, he was talking a son; but his own, not Walter's. Fringe truly is a love story between a father and a son, no matter which way you look at it.
The plan was to send the boy forward into time because by the time September realized his importance, he had lost the ability to move forward himself. An elaborate plan was concocted to change the course of history and for the people in the future, on February 20, 2167, the turning point in human evolution, to see that they didn't need to take the drastic measures they were about to take. It was possible to achieve all they wished without sacrificing love and the natural progression of life.
It was a great plan, but there was a lot riding on one mutation from a race hell bent on destroying itself. Did September/Donald know even then the great power of persuasion Michael had on others with only his presence?
With all the talk of resetting time, Olivia determined she and Peter would get their daughter back. She, nor anyone else, bothered to think what a time reset would do to their past. While they had retained memories through many universes and timelines, there would be no guarantee that another shift, certainly one of that magnitude, would allow them to do the same again. She was also unaware the plan required Walter's sacrifice.
The white tulip, which has been discussed so many times, most recently in the "Anomaly XB-6783746" Round Table discussion, was used by September when Walter had doubts about his ability to go through with the plan and his part in it. September went back in time and took the letter containing the white tulip and delivered it to Walter to give him hope that they could win. Walter wondered where it was, and given it's value, I can only guess it will turn up in the finale.
All of which brings me back to Michael throwing a wrench into the plan.
Recently I watched a field of sheep and wondered what they must think all day. I thought the same thing as I viewed the look on Windmark’s face, listening to the music in Donald’s apartment. Could he comprehend what he was hearing or was he struggling to find anything in the sound he heard? Clearly, his cohort heard something, as his foot was tapping. Could Michael’s sheer presence have some sort of viral infecting capabilities on fellow Observers? Why would an Observer be tapping his foot to music and Windmark be experiencing consuming feelings to end the lives of the fugitives?
I don’t think the plan will come to fruition, not because it can’t but because Michael knows more than they do and will somehow keep it from happening. He seemed to be listening to everyone with an understanding of what they wanted to do, knowing all along he had a plan of his own. Even Donald admitted nobody can communicate on the same level as Michael, and yet they carried on conversations around him as if he was merely a boy.
Stunted growth with the intellectual and emotional capacity not known elsewhere in time doesn't mean Michael is incapable of understanding what is happening around him. It doesn't preclude him formulating his own plan to change the way things are now or the way they started, and despite what he showed Walter, I don't think Walter will die. Wanting to make the sacrifice and remembering the other lives he lived was somehow deemed important by Michael, and he made it happen.
If what happens next week is not wholly driven by Michael and his extraordinary capabilities, I will be shocked. For all the knowledge and perseverance our heroes have, Walter has always looked to God, exemplified through the power of the white tulip, to get him through. Michael will be the incarnation of that white tulip and change the course of history. That's my prediction for the finale. As far as anything else goes? I have absolutely no idea.
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http://www.tvfanatic.com/2013/01/fringe-review-the-father-and-the-son/
Van Der Lichaam Anatomical Aromatherapy Packaging
Anatomically themed packaging for Dutch aromatherapy company Van Der Lichaam. Created by illustrator and designer Virginia Holman, each bottle features an anatomical illustration relating to the aromatherapy of the scent.
- Jasmine + sandalwood fragrance is to increase romance
- Rosemary + bergamot is blended to improve mental clarity
- Eucalyptus + lemon is blended to improve respiratory health
View more of Virginia’s work on Behance!
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Street Anatomy’s 5 Year Anniversary!
It’s hard to believe that it’s been 5 years since Street Anatomy began as a small medical illustration blog. Each year I’ve seen it grow exponentially all thanks to our wonderful audience and the amazing artists who use human anatomy in their art.
I want to thank each and every one of you for following Street Anatomy and for supporting us in bringing you the best anatomical art out there from all over the world!!
This past year brought us a very successful gallery show, OBJECTIFY THIS: Female Anatomy Dissected and Displayed, numerous features and interviews in blogs, an expanded gallery store, and increasing relationships with many anatomical artists.
But, rather than make this about reminiscing, I’m going to take you forward to where Street Anatomy is headed. We have so many exciting projects coming up in the next few months that I’ll preview for you below! You’ll hear more about these projects in the days and weeks ahead, so stay tuned!
Street Anatomy website redesign
After showcasing anatomical art for the past 5 years, I am redesigning Street Anatomy into an easily scannable and searchable responsive grid layout. It will be a beautiful experience across your mobile device, iPad/tablet, and desktop! I’ll also be adding street art and tattoo gallery pages, an exhibition section, featured artists section, and much more!
Valentine’s Day Anatomical Heart Pop-Up Shop
Street Anatomy will be participating in an anatomical heart Valentines pop up shop in London, put on by the delectable Miss Cakehead of Eat Your Heart Out and medical illustrator, Emily Evans. The pop up shop, held in a secret London location, will feature products with anatomical hearts just in time to give to your love on Valentine’s Day.
Dissecting Art, Intersecting Anatomy Exhibition
Street Anatomy is co-curating a group exhibition in Chicago called Dissecting Art, Intersecting Anatomy: Merging contemporary art with the works of Pauline Lariviere. The exhibition is an homage to Pauline Lariviere (1906–1988), a French-Canadian artist whose fame came from her extensive and groundbreaking work in medical and anatomical illustration. We’ll be bringing in the anatomical art of 10 extraordinary artists from around the world!
SXSW Street Anatomy Panel Speaker
Street Anatomy will be teaming up with Tristen George, Creative Director at the pharma ad agency AbelsonTaylor, to speak about Presenting Complex Information with Simplicity.
Skull Appreciation Day Exhibition with Skull-a-Day
Street Anatomy and Noah Scalin of Skull-a-Day will be curating the third annual Skull Appreciation Day at the International Museum of Surgical Science in Chicago this June!
Street Anatomy Gallery Store
More products coming soon in the Street Anatomy Gallery Store, including more of the famous histology plates and You Are Here prints, as well as prints by Fernando Vicente, Emily Evans, Michael Reedy, Jason Levesque (aka Stuntkid), and more!
You can always follow us via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Flickr to gain access to more special content and announcements! Or, subscribe to our Daily Dose of Anatomy email newsletter for instant access to the latest anatomical happenings!
Thanks again everyone, 2013 is going to be amazing in the anatomical art world!
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The Fleshlettes
“This is Tonya, she’s the matriarch of the Fleshlette family.”
“This is Toni. She smells. None of the other girls pick her to be on their team. She can type 90 wpm.”
“She is named Eileen (for obvious reasons).”
“Here is Richanda, the 6th fleshlette. She is similar to the others except for one key difference: her singing voice.”
Gisele
Are they making you slightly uncomfortable? These little “tumorous balls of flesh”, called Fleshlettes, are the creation of California-based artist Jonathan Payne who specializes in creature and character design. Sculpted from materials like super sculpey, polymer clay, acrylic, and even human hair, each Fleshlette has a name and unique personality. They’re so grotesque they’re almost cute…
[spotted by Steven Trotta via Design Taxi]
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This Thursday Night at Observatory: "Natural Histories: Extraordinary ?Rare Book Selections from the American Museum of Natural History Library"? with Tom Baione of AMNH
This Thursday, January 10, I am so very excited to be hosting my former colleague at the American Museum of Natural History--library director Tom Baione--at Observatory. He will be talking about--and showing scores of amazing illustrations from!--a variety of rarely seen illustrated books residing in the museum's research library special collections as explored in his new book Natural Histories: Extraordinary ?Rare Book Selections from the American Museum of Natural History Library?. We will also have twenty copies of this gorgeous book--which features forty suitable-for-framing art prints of images from the book--available for sale and signing by Mr. Baione!
Full details follow. Hope very much to see you there!
Natural Histories: Extraordinary ?Rare Book Selections from the American Museum of Natural History Library: Illustrated lecture and Book Release Party with Tom Baione of New York’s American Museum of Natural History
Date: Thursday, January 10
Time: 8:00 PM
Admission: $5
Presented by Morbid Anatomy
*** Copies of the book will be available for sale and signing
Most people are well acquainted with the front-stage wonders of New York's American Museum of Natural History--the world class habitat group dioramas, the highly stylized hall of biodiversity, the epic dinosaur skeletons; what is less well known is the equally astounding back-stage collection, which includes an world-renowned collection of exquisite, rare, and beautifully illustrated books on the natural sciences held by museum's research library. The new book Natural Histories: Extraordinary ?Rare Book Selections from the American Museum of Natural History Library?, edited by AMNH's Tom Baione, brings these hidden works to the fore, showcasing forty extraordinary works created between the 16th and 20th centuries, covering all seven continents, and spanning such diverse scientific fields as anthropology, astronomy, earth science,? paleontology, and zoology. The book also features essays about each work by Museum curators, scientists, and librarians, as well as forty extraordinary, suitable-for-framing art prints of images from the book.
In tonight's highly illustrated lecture, join American Museum of Natural History's Boeschenstein Director of? Library Services and volume editor Tom Baione for a look inside the Natural Histories... and a virtual trip behind the scenes of the Library's Rare Book Room. Attendees will also have the opportunity to purchase--and have signed!--their own copy of this gorgeous new volume.
Tom Baione, a Brooklyn native, started working in the Museum's Library in 1995 ?after attending Pratt Institute's School of Library and Information? Science. After years in the Library's Special Collections and Reference ?Services units, Tom became the Library's Director in 2010. He is an active? member of New York's Grolier Club and lives in midtown with his high?school sweetheart. The Museum was his favorite childhood destination and he still reports a thrill upon entering the museum each day.
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Raccoon Head Taxidermy Class with Rogue Taxidermist Katie Innamorato, Saturday, February 9
We at Morbid Anatomy are so excited to be offering a new taxidermy class with rogue taxidermist Katie Innamorato. We have only two slots still available for this five person intensive; if interested, please shoot an email to morbidanatomy [at] gmail.com.
Full details follow:
Raccoon Head Taxidermy Class with Rogue Taxidermist Katie Innamorato
Date: Saturday, February 9
Time: 11 – 5 PM
Admission: $350
***Must RSVP to morbidanatomy [at] gmail.com to be addedt; 5 person limit
This class is part of The Morbid Anatomy Art Academy
This course will introduce students to basic and fundamental taxidermy techniques and procedures. Students will be working with donated raccoon skins and will be going through the steps to do a head mount. The class is only available to 5 students, allowing for more one on one interaction and assistance. Students will be working with tanned and lightly prepped skin; there will be no skinning of the animals in class. This is a great opportunity to learn the basic steps to small and large mammal taxidermy. All materials will be supplied by the instructor, and you will leave class with your own raccoon head mount.
Rogue taxidermist Katie Innamorato has a BFA in sculpture from SUNY New Paltz, has been featured on the hit TV show "Oddities," and has had her work featured at La Luz de Jesus gallery in Los Angeles, California. She is self and professionally taught, and has won multiple first place ribbons and awards at the Garden State Taxidermy Association Competition. Her work is focussed on displaying the cyclical connection between life and death and growth and decomposition. Katie is a member of the Minnesota Association of Rogue Taxidermists, and with all M.A.R.T. members she adheres to strict ethical guidelines when acquiring specimens and uses roadkill, scrap, and donated skins to create mounts.
Her website and blogs-
http://www.afterlifeanatomy.com
http://www.afterlifeanatomy.tumblr.com
http://www.facebook.com/afterlifeanatomy
http://www.etsy.com/shop/afterlifeanatomy
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http://morbidanatomy.blogspot.com/2013/01/raccoon-head-taxidermy-class-with-rogue.html