The 2,000,000th post game

Originally posted by ~Wålshy~
99 | Nicholas Schiff
The neurologist who's bringing the brain-damaged back to life

WHAT HE'S CHANGING: Schiff, a physician-scientist at Weill Cornell, led a team of doctors who transformed a minimally conscious patient by stimulating his brain with implanted electrodes. After six years in a near-coma, the patient was able to speak, eat and express emotions.

SKEPTICS SAY: The case was based on a single patient; Schiff is now beginning to try the procedure in 11 others.

NEXT FIGHT: Evolving new rehabilitation approaches for traumatic brain injury, which could help soldiers with severe head trauma from combat zones like Iraq.

dancing

dancing

for **** sake

SABOTAGE

saboteur

Over 12 minutes long. D:

Wank it?

do kids still play kiss chase

i used to play with all the girls when i was in primary without telling vin

too old for that now

and im sure you lost every time

http://www.sendspace.com/file/hrbfrx

they called it rape

51 | Kate Winslet
Actress proves that in the future, celebrities will just act like themselves

WHAT SHE'S CHANGING: She's the rare star actress who forgoes formula hits for challenging roles in projects without a lot of commercial appeal — The Reader and Revolutionary Road both flopped, but Winslet has no regrets. Not coincidentally, she's also changing stereotypical expectations about female movie stars — that they're nothing but wispy bodies, surgically enhanced faces and gossipy tabloid relationships.

FRIENDS SAY: "God bless your real breasts," Oprah Winfrey said to Winslet recently.

KEY QUOTE: "I like exposing myself. There's not an awful lot that embarrasses me."

yellow night

YouTube video

Watching Weeds stoned

old video is old

47 | Greg Daniels
The Office kingpin pulls the network sitcom into the new world

WHAT HE'S CHANGING:A veteran of SNL, Seinfeld and The Simpsons, he revamped the British show The Office and revitalized the sitcom. Now Daniels — with his uncomfortable pauses and abhorrence of pat punch lines — is launching Parks & Recreation with Amy Poehler.

SIGNATURE MOVE: Shoots much more material for each Office episode than they can use, encouraging his actors to improv.

KEY QUOTE: "Unless they're incredibly inventive, you can anticipate the rhythm of everything [in sitcoms]. And if you're anticipating everything, it's hard to be surprised and laugh at it."