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[sognareleggiesogna]

RECENSIONE: Finding Hope di Vanessa Genre

Cari Sognatori, Lily ha letto lo sport romance scritto da Vanessa Genre e pubblicato per la Collana Dark-Brightlove della casa editrice PubMe !!   GENERE: Sport Romance DATA D’USCITA:12 Gennaio 2025 KU-EBOOK / CARTACEO Affiliati Amazon TRAMA “Lui distrutto, fragile come non l’avevo mai visto, ed io che non ho mai smesso di provare qualcosa per lui, nonostante tutto.” Thad Keller ha toccato il…

[queerographies]

[A piedi nudi sui sassi][Angela Castorina][Arianna Dongu]

"A piedi nudi sui sassi" di Angela Castorina e Arianna Dongu racconta l'incontro tra Alice e Amelia, unite dall'amore in un mondo ostile. La storia affronta temi delicati come l'amore, l'amicizia e la discriminazione LGBTQ+, ispirata dall'autobiografia de

Un’amicizia che diventa amore: la loro storia ti toccherà il cuore Titolo: A piedi nudi sui sassiScritto da: Angela Castorina e Arianna DonguEdito da: PubMeAnno: 2024Pagine: 203ISBN: 9791254585733 La trama di A piedi nudi sui sassi di Angela Castorina e Arianna Dongu È il caso o il destino a far incontrare Alice e Amelia? Le ragazze si conoscono a una convention della serie televisiva fantasy…

[salvadorbonaparte]

* blows a kiss to my computer * for JSTOR

[gomzdrawfr]

Bear with me here I am going to word vomit of an AU I thought of (and I literally just woke up) Idk if I have the time to write, draw or even animate this bUT

A ghostprice au where Price goes blind

Here’s a scene I had in my head, imagine a blackout panel, with a typewriting sound effect in the back that reads:

Patient Information: Johnathan Price, birth date, weight, height, number, address (something along those lines which are meant to hint this is a beginning of a medical record)

and then white blurry speech bubbles appearing from left and right

“What?”

You voiced out, or rather, Price voiced out (you are in Price’s POV)

All the speech bubbles seized, and for a moment it’s just darkness and much quieter whispers

“…Laswell?”

“John, you’re up, easy now”

He hears her from his left, but still there’s total darkness, and he furrows his brows, hands slowly reaching up to pat his face, or scratch it— there’s nothing on his skin, so he’s not being blindfolded, and there’s no sac or bag covering his head— but there is layers of something covering his eyes that he tries to pull off, managing to peek through a bit, he thinks he’s opening his eyes but—

Still black

“…?”

And then we cut to a shot of Ghost’s face, eyes wide with realization that Price can’t see anymore.

The last panel reads:

“Diagnosis: Traumatic Optic Neuropathy” (aka vision loss”

- end of scene

More rambles:

Thinking about maybe from a mission an IED went off before anyone could react— well technically Price reacted first by pulling Ghost away, which resulted in direct exposure to the blast, followed by a concussion

Ghost immediately got on his feet and dragged Price away while also making sure all units were still available, he looks down and he sees laceration and red

Well okay I haven’t figure out the clinical part but Im thinking maybe some blood pools around the corner of Price’s eyes (if, say, the laceration cut across his eyelids), it wouldn’t be as dramatic to the point where there’s blood trickling down his eyes per see cuz Idk if I plan to make the shrapnel penetrate into the cornea (in this case it would be extremely severe cause of trauma, I shall have some mercy on him)

Maybe amongst the panic he saw how Price’s left eye slowly turned red (internal bleeding) and all his alarms went off and quickly get medical on it

Of course he was praying that it wasn’t as serious, maybe it was superficial and maybe his eyes were playing tricks on him cuz it was dark and the hallway had red lamp all over

Also i just realized this is prob quite inaccurately portrayed bcuz the bandages that covers the eyes are usually tightly sealed, and that his action of ripping them off is prrrobbaaably not good since infections and increasing the pressure around his eyes are just going to make this worse (like reopening sutures or whatnot) but i think it could work (shhh ✨fiction science✨)

But nope, Price is blind, and that automatically puts him unfit for service and Ghost knows that this isn’t going to go well for the man

We always joked around saying Price is old but imagine if he’s mid 30s, prime in his years and definitely still had a lot of kick in him— only to be forcefully ripped away from it

The devastation, the angst, the anger, the unfairness of it all, the never ending cycle of guilt from both Ghost and Price

DO U FEEL IT?!

Anyways *ah hem* if you’ve read this far and would be interested to develop this yourself whether with fic or art go ahead! I sure as hell won’t be able to bring out the sheer desperation and agony from this sort of au or story so yeah XD

[thewillowofveles]

Whenever I am looking for a specific article sometimes I am reminded the best part of doing any research...the title

glorious.

[lesbian-moon-gf]

not to cause panic or anything but is pub med down for yall? *near hysterical laughter*

[unopenablebox]

fascinating recently to hear people including other biology professionals complain about how they feel like learning biology/taking biology intro classes had way too much boring memorization about random facts and that in fact all or most biology learning is about memorizing facts. because like... idk i did take lecture-based/textbook-based biology in high school but even then i never felt like the core of the thing was burdensome memorization?

there were definitely some things i committed to memory for a test and then dropped (e.g. i know i used to know a lot more about kidney anatomy or the order/structure of alternation of generations in bryophytes than i currently know, lots of terminology i've completely forgotten) but all of them had a sort of underlying set of... principles/ways things can be that fit into a picture of how biology can work and therefore eventually how it does work. like i don't remember kidney anatomy but i remember the general principle of using branching and folding to fit more epithelial surface area into an organ and that comes up a lot and lets you reason about when and why it's useful to have a lot of epithelial surface and what epithelial surfaces do. people get mad about it because it's not, like, physics (can learn a relatively limited set of math formulae that let you derive most things) or chemistry or economics (like physics but the formulae are kind of fake and people are deluding themselves a little about how true and generally applicable they are). but biology has a structure and a set of things that can happen and you can learn it deeply and well enough that you understand how to evaluate the probabilities of different things and how they fit together and what new information implies about other information

i'm just really perplexed by it because like. honestly i'm in this field because i had a really fun time learning biology and a really fun time discussing and teaching and coming up with ideas about biology and then i just kept doing it. and if people are really out here experiencing every Biology Fact as a completely discrete thing they have to memorize independently in an unfun boring slog.... well first of all i guess i'm vaguely surprised that you can have a biology research job while not connecting things together that way though that was probably shortsighted of me. but second of all i don't really understand why you would have ever bothered to do it because that sounds exhausting and really hard

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Hi everyone,

Since its epilepsy awareness month, I wanted to share an interesting study about its connection to autism. According to the abstract:

Autism is more common in people with epilepsy, approximately 20%, and epilepsy is more common in people with autism with reported rates of approximately 20%.

However, these figures are likely to be affected by the current broader criteria for autism spectrum disorder (ASD), which have contributed to an increased prevalence of autism, with the result that the rate for ASD in epilepsy is likely to be higher and the figure for epilepsy in ASD is likely to be lower.

Some evidence suggests that there are two peaks of epilepsy onset in autism, in infancy and adolescence. The rate of autism in epilepsy is much higher in those with intellectual disability. In conditions such as the Landau–Kleffner syndrome and nonconvulsive status epilepticus, the epilepsy itself may present with autistic features. There is no plausible mechanism for autism causing epilepsy, however.

The co-occurrence of autism and epilepsy is almost certainly the result of underlying factors predisposing to both conditions, including both genetic and environmental factors. Conditions such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, anxiety and sleep disorders are common in both epilepsy and autism. Epilepsy is generally not a contraindication to treating these conditions with suitable medication, but it is important to take account of relevant drug interactions.

One of the greatest challenges in autism is to determine why early childhood regression occurs in perhaps 25%. Further research should focus on finding the cause for such regression. Whether epilepsy plays a role in the regression of a subgroup of children with autism who lose skills remains to be determined.

I put the text in paragraphs so it’s easier to read and not jumbled up. I hope you all find this informative and interesting. 💜

[twinkmarmelade]

continuing my lifelong habit of missing the point, i love the physical task of doing experiments and simply could not care less about analyzing the data or knowing the result

[dannypinot]

I use pubmed to do a lot of my research/work and this is um…. How do you say….. fucking insane

[sognareleggiesogna]

REVIEW PARTY: Tutto il buio che ho di Margherita Rossi

Cari Sognatori, Rosanna ha letto il romanzo di narrativa LGBT+ di Margherita Rossi e pubblicato dalla Over the Rainbow – PubMe !!! Genere: narrativa LGBT+  Data di pubblicazione 22 marzo 2024 Ebook / Cartaceo Affiliati Amazon  A un occhio esterno, Emma ha tutto ciò che si potrebbe desiderare: una buona famiglia, un mucchio di soldi, una carriera assicurata e un fidanzato perfetto. Eppure, a Emma…

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[queerographies]

[Leader][Aurora Pinelli]

Ora che tutto ciò che ha sempre creduto di essere è stato messo in discussione, Simone dovrà ripartire da zero per capire chi è e prendersi ciò che vuole davvero.

La squadra di basket del liceo classico Ludovico Ariosto vanta, da tre anni a questa parte, il capitano più determinato e carismatico che abbia mai avuto: Simone Vitale. Bello da mozzare il fiato e consapevole di esserlo, Simone è convinto che non esista niente che possa mettere in discussione la sua virilità, ed è pronto a dire lo stesso dei suoi compagni. Invece deve ricredersi quando,…

[3liza]

[pandemic-info]

The figures from this are amazing:

...to avoid inhaling the sanitizer vapor, the volunteers placed hands on one side of the body and turned the head to the opposite side, as shown on the right in Figure 2. The second practice was named as the vapor‐avoiding hand disinfection.

[catchcrows]

i've been awake for 42 of the last 48 hours, and the way this pdf opened on my phone is both an extremely accurate representation of my mental state rn and also almost made me lose my shit in a completely silent hospital ward

[yoda as raymond day voice] doonstairs, he is