hoje cheguei a casa abri o frigorifico e MEU DEUS!!!!
zomg zomg
DIOSPIROS!!!! é taaaooooo bommmmm
DROLL!!!
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A MELHOR ALTURA DO ANO!!!
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Bruno Dias
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terça-feira, 28 de setembro de 2010
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E assim acontece!
Tenho a informar e a partilhar a todos voces e q a todo o mundo e universo, que A melhor do Mundo, Sonia Gomes, finalmente decidiu tornar oficial o que muitos ja antecipavam, mas apenas ela, como Melhor do Mundo, tinha o dever e direito de dar vida e traduzir num gráfico a Verdade!
E eis que tenho o prazer de vos apresentar as conclusões de uma vida ponderada e reflectida, que após anos de sabedoria nos presenteia com esta grandiosa descoberta!
Enjoy :)
E eis que tenho o prazer de vos apresentar as conclusões de uma vida ponderada e reflectida, que após anos de sabedoria nos presenteia com esta grandiosa descoberta!
Enjoy :)
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The Department of Defense and Southern Methodist University have teamed up to develop prosthetics that use two-way fiber optic communication between artificial limbs and peripheral nerves to essentially give these devices the ability to feel pressure or temperature. The technology is called neurophotonics, and it will someday allow hi-speed communication between the brain and artificial limbs. But that's just the beginning -- the work being done at SMU's Neurophotonics Research Center might someday lead to brain implants that control tremors, neuro-modulators for chronic pain management, implants for treating spinal cord injuries, and more. And since we can't have a post about DARPA-funded research without the following trope, Dean Orsak of the SMU Lyle School of Engineering points out that "[s]cience fiction writers have long imagined the day when the understanding and intuition of the human brain could be enhanced by the lightning speed of computing technologies. With this remarkable research initiative, we are truly beginning a journey into the future that will provide immeasurable benefits to humanity." Truly.
The Department of Defense and Southern Methodist University have teamed up to develop prosthetics that use two-way fiber optic communication between artificial limbs and peripheral nerves to essentially give these devices the ability to feel pressure or temperature. The technology is called neurophotonics, and it will someday allow hi-speed communication between the brain and artificial limbs. But that's just the beginning -- the work being done at SMU's Neurophotonics Research Center might someday lead to brain implants that control tremors, neuro-modulators for chronic pain management, implants for treating spinal cord injuries, and more. And since we can't have a post about DARPA-funded research without the following trope, Dean Orsak of the SMU Lyle School of Engineering points out that "[s]cience fiction writers have long imagined the day when the understanding and intuition of the human brain could be enhanced by the lightning speed of computing technologies. With this remarkable research initiative, we are truly beginning a journey into the future that will provide immeasurable benefits to humanity." Truly.
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