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DNA transcription
this enzyme, the polymerase, is prying apart a strand of DNA and inhaling RNA nucleotides that litter the plasm of the cell’s nucleus as it races along a gene to produce a protein-coding strand of RNA. this is the mechanism by which information embedded within the sequence of our DNA gets turned into that actionable cellular commands that ultimately govern the entirety of our lives.
according to the videos, this is approximately real-time :o
(sauce)
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Japanese Onomatopoeia Part 2.0 (at Roppongi Hills 六本木ヒルズ)
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Types of Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)
Typical complications of SCI include: Autonomic Dysreflexia (AD) Orthostatic Hypotension (OH) Spinal Shock Spasticity and Hypertonia Contracture Pain Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) Heterotopic Ossification Osteoporosis and Risk of Fracture Pressure Sores Impaired Temperature Control Pulmonary Impairment Bladder, Bowel and Sexual Impairments
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if i didnt have depression no one could fucking stop me. i only have depression because otherwise im too powerful
Learning is the only thing the mind never exhausts, never fears, never regrets.
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Mein Vater, mein Vater jetzt warte doch mal, Ich hab hier im Wald kein Mobilfunksignal
A short story about my Grandmother and my longing for the Finnish language
My grandmother grew up in a small, poor village called Junosuando, located fairly close to the border between Finland and Sweden. Her family was poor. Her mother milked cows for a family in the neighbouring village and her father was a shoemaker. They were seven sibling, but only four survived for long enough to reach mature ages. One of those four committed suicide. As a child she was taught that Finnish was the language of the poor, and Swedish the language of finer people. They were not allowed to speak Finnish in School and were reprimanded if they did. Finnish was the first language she learned, but as a Tornedalsfinne (have no translation, sorry) they were taught that their language, and especially the specific dialect of Finnish they spoke in Tornedalen, a dialect called Meänkieli, was ugly, and wrong. As a small child I spent a lot of time with my grandmother. She spoke some Finnish/Meänkieli with me. A few word stuck. For example koira, leipä and maito [transl. dog, bread and milk]. I was able to understand her quite well. But when I was six, and was going to start School, she abruptly stopped. She refused my parents who begged her to teach me, saying that it was an ugly language and that children should learn to speak proper Swedish, and later English. I have asked her throughout the years to teach me, and have given it half hearted tries by myself, using different apps and websites, but it felt sort of meaningless as she would still refuse to speak with me in Finnish. Until today. This morning, my grandmother agreed to teach me Finnish. She even seemed eager to start. She began speaking to me in Finnish (I didn’t understand one bit) and then stated in Swedish: Nu kan vi snacka hemlisar utan att gubbtjyven (min farfar) förstår! [transl. now we can talk secrets without the old idiot man (my grandfather) understanding us!]. I think she feels that her death is approaching (she is quite sick) and has started regretting not sharing that part of herself with me. We have always been very close. So as of today I am starting Finnish for real. Russian will have to be put on hold. I’ll keep going strong with German and keep the Japanese I know polished, but I will give Finnish my all for as long as I have my grandmother. This is (I am serious) one of the happiest days of my life so far. End of story.
22/100 days of productivity // 12.05.16
I’ve had a pretty productive day today with some theories about the self concept. Unfortunately I had to work this afternoon so I didn’t complete all my tasks. But tomorrow is another day to be super productive! The title was inspired by @studypetals
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Darius: are you sure you’re studying? Me: *defensive™
German Modal Adverbs
I know that some of the following words aren’t modal adverbs, but I thought that they’re good to know and that’s why they’re on this list. As some of these words are difficult to translate, this list includes examples. Take a look @dave-pen 😊
1. wahrscheinlich - probably, likely Sie hat wahrscheinlich Recht. - She is probably right.
2. vielleicht - maybe Er sollte vielleicht zum Arzt gehen. - Maybe he should see a doctor.
3. immer [+ comparative] - “more and more” Es wird immer wärmer. - It’s getting warmer and warmer
4. immer weniger - less and less Sie aß immer weniger. - She kept eating less and less
5. lustigerweise - funny enough, amusingly Aber das sagen sie hier lustigerweise nie offen. - Though funnily enough they will never say that openly here.
6. eigentlich - actually, in fact Er ist eigentlich sehr hilfsbereit. - He’s actually very helpful.
7. tatsächlich - actually Vielleicht wird es tatsächlich hergestellt werden. - Maybe it actually will be manufactured.
8. anscheinend - apparently Anscheinend war es das einzige, das ihm Angst machte. - Apparently it was the only thing that frightened him.
9. angeblich - allegedly Angeblich hat/habe sie das Geld gestohlen. - She allegedly stole the money.
10. deutlich - clearly Bitte sprich deutlich. - Please speak clearly.
11. offensichtlich - evidently, clearly, obviously. Das ist offensichtlich nicht der Fall. - This is clearly not the case.
12. irgendwie - somehow, kind of, sort of Ich musste dich da irgendwie rausbekommen. - I had to get you out of there somehow. Es ist irgendwie komisch - It’s kind of weird.
13. hauptsächlich - mainly Das Publikum bestand hauptsächlich aus Schülern. - The audience consisted mainly of students.
14. vergebens - in vain (without success) Vergebens versuchte sie die Tür zu öffen. - She tried in vain to open the door.
15. ausgerechnet - “of all …” Warum muss das ausgerechnet mir passieren? - Why does it have to happen to me (of all people)? (Why me?!)
16. bekanntlich - “as you know” Dies ist bekanntlich kein neues Phänomen. - As you know, this is not a new phenomenon.
17. sicherlich - certainly Dafür gibt es sicherlich mehrere Möglichkeiten. - There are certainly various ways of doing this.
18. strengstens - strictly Das Rauchen ist strengstens verboten. - Smoking is strictly prohibited.
19. mag sein - may be Das mag sein - That may be the case.
20. möglicherweise - possibly, may be Es liegt möglicherweise ein Missverständnis vor - There is possibly a misunderstanding.
21. größtenteils - largely Das Problem wird größtenteils ignoriert. - The problem is largely ignored.
22. bedingt - only to some degree, conditionally Diese Bemühungen waren nur bedingt erfolgreich. - These efforts have not been particularly successful.
23. möglicherweise - possibly, may be Möglicherweise haben sie den Inhalt nicht verstanden. - It may be that they haven’t understood the content.
24. äußerst - extremely Es ist äußerst effektiv. - It’s extremely effective.
25. definitiv (eindeutig) - definitely Definitiv nicht / Auf keinen Fall - Definitely not.
26. bestimmt - definitely, no doubt Ich habe bestimmt vieles falsch gemacht! - I must have made a lot of mistakes. Er schafft es bestimmt nicht - He definitely won’t manage it.
27. wesentlich - significantly Hierdurch wird die Herstellung dieser Teile wesentlich vereinfacht. - In consequence, the production of these parts is significantly simplified.
28. glücklicherweise (zum Glück) - fortunately Glücklicherweise musste ich nicht lange suchen. - Fortunately, I didn’t have to look very far.
29. leider - unfortunately Ich habe leider gerade kein Geld dabei. - Unfortunately, I don’t have any money with me now.
30. in der Tat - indeed Hier gibt es in der Tat zwei Sachbereiche. - Here are in fact two areas of expertise.
31. zwangsläufig - necessarily Es stimmt nicht zwangsläufig, dass Kinder so sind wie ihre Eltern. - It is not necessarily true that children are like their parents.
32. wortwörtlich - word-for-word Übersetz nicht wortwörtlich! - Do not translate word-for-word!
33. auf jeden Fall - in any case, certainly Ich werde auf jeden Fall versuchen, zu helfen. - I will certainly try to help.
34. spürbar - noticeably Die Zahl steigt spürbar. - The number is noticeably increasing
35. auffallend - remarkably, strikingly Die Wunde heilt auffallend schnell. - The wound is healing remarkably fast.
36. offenbar - apparently, evidently, obviously Er hat offenbar den Zug verpasst - He must have missed the train.
37. eindeutig - clearly, obviously, unambiguously Wir haben ganz eindeutig Stellung bezogen. - We have taken up a very clear position.
38. vermutlich - probably, presumably Sie sollten vermutlich nicht einmal dort sein. - They probably weren’t even supposed to be there.
39. voraussichtlich - expectedly, presumably, probably Ich werde mich voraussichtlich um mindestens eine Stunde verspäten - I am probably going to be at least one hour late.
40. Berichten zufolge - reportedly Berichten zufolge sollen sie eine Million Dollar gestohlen haben. - They reportedly stole one million dollars.
41. Gerüchten zufolge - rumor has it Gerüchten zufolge wohnt er jetzt in … - Now rumor has it, he has moved to …
42. teilweise - partly, partially, some of … Diese teilweise kostenlosen Leistungen müssen separat gebucht werden. - These partly free of charge services have to be ordered separately.
me: *should be studying German*
me: *studies French*
me: *should be studying French*
me: *studies Italian*
I am reading an essay called Male-Male Desire in Pharaonic Egypt (by Alex Clayden) which is actually pretty good
but
I just need to draw attention to this little gem of a pick-up line
Attention, followers: you now know how to write “nice ass” in hieroglyphics.
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Ich weiß, wie du aussiehst, aber nicht, wie es sich anfühlt, mich morgens früh umzudrehen, dich träumen zu sehen, und deinen Herzschlag zu spüren. Ich weiß, wo du wohnst, aber nicht, wie es sich anfühlt, deine Hand in meiner zu halten, und nachts unter den Sternen durch die Straßen zu gehen. Ich weiß, wie sich deine Stimme anhört, aber nicht, wie es sich anfühlt, neben dir zu liegen, während Regentropfen aufs Dach fallen, und du mich im Arm hältst, um mich vor der Dunkelheit zu schützen. Ich will einfach nur bei dir sein.
I know what you look like, but not how it feels to roll over early in the morning to see you dreaming, and feel your heartbeat. I know where you live, but not how it feels to hold your hand in mine, and run through the streets at night under the stars. I know what your voice sounds like, but not how it feels to lie next to you while raindrops fall on the roof, and you hold me in your arm to protect me from the darkness. I just want to be with you.
Conosco il tuo aspetto, ma non cosa si sente nel girarsi al mattino e vederti sognare e sentire il battito del tuo cuore. So dove vivi, ma non cosa si sente nel tenere la tua mano nella mia, e correre per strada in una notte stellata. Conosco il suono della tua voce, ma non cosa si prova a stare sdraiata accanto a te mentre sul tetto cade la pioggia e tu mi tieni fra le braccia per proteggermi dall’oscurità. Voglio solo stare con te.
Conheço sua aparência, mas não a sensação de rolar para o seu lado de manhã cedo e te ver sonhando, e sentir os batimentos do seu coração. Eu sei onde você mora, mas não como é segurar sua mão e correr pelas ruas de noite banhados pela luz das estrelas. Eu conheço o som da sua voz, mas não como é deitar ao seu lado enquanto as gotas de chuva caem sobre o teto, e você me segurar em seus braços e me proteger da escuridão. Só quero estar com você.
A ken whit ye look like, but no how it feels tae roll o’er early in the morn tae see ye dreamin an’ feel yer heartbeat. A ken whar ye bide, but no how it feels tae haud yer hand in mine, an clatter through the streets on a starlicht nicht. A ken whit yer voice sounds like, but no how it feels tae lie next tae ye wi the rain stoatin aff the roof an we courie in tae protect me fae the dark. A jist want tae be wae ye.
Ik weet hoe je eruit ziet, maar niet hoe het voelt, me ‘sochtends vroeg om te draaien, jou naast me te zien dromen en je hart te voelen kloppen. Ik weet waar je woont, maar niet hoe het voelt, jouw hand in de mijne te houden en ‘snachts door de straten te rennen onder de sterren door. Ik weet hoe je stem klinkt, maar niet hoe het voelt, naast je te liggen terwijl regendruppels op het dak vallen en jij me vasthoudt in je armen om me te beschermen voor de duisternis. Ik wil gewoon bij jou zijn.
Nasıl göründüğünü biliyorum, ama sabah yanında uyanmanın, rüya gördüğünü görmenin ve kalp atışını duymanın nasıl bir his olduğunu bilmiyorum. Nerede yaşadığını biliyorum, ama ellerini tutmanın, ve gece yıldızların altında sokaklarda koşmanın nasıl bir his olduğunu bilmiyorum. Sesinin nasıl olduğunu biliyorum, ama yağmur damlaları çatıya düşerken senin yanında uzanmanın ve senin beni karanlıktan korumak için kollarına almanın nasıl bir his olduğunu bilmiyorum. Sadece seninle olmak istiyorum.
Știu cum arăți, dar nu știu cum se simte să mă răsucesc în pat dimineața devreme ca să te văd cum visezi și ca să îți simt bătaia inimii. Știu unde locuiești, dar nu cum se simte să îți țin mâna-ntr-a mea și să alergăm pe străzi noaptea sub stele. Știu cum sună vocea ta, dar nu cum se simte să stau întins lângă tine în timp ce picăturile de ploaie cad pe acoperiș și tu mă ții în brațe ca să mă protejezi de întuneric Vreau doar să fiu cu tine.
Ik weet, woans du uutsüüst, man nich, woans sik dat anföölt, mi morrns frö ümtodreien, di drömen to seen, un dien Hartslag to spören. Ik weet, ‘neem du waanst, man nich, woans sik dat anföölt, dien Hand in mien to holen, un nachts ünner de Steerns döör de Straten to gaan. Ik weet, woans sik dien Stimm anhöört, man nich, woans sik dat anföölt, blangen di to liggen, wielst Regendrüppels op’t Dack fallt, un du mi in’n Arm höllst, üm mi vöör de Düsterheid to schulen. Ik will eenfach bloot bi di ween.
Jag vet hur du ser ut, men inte hur det känns att vända sig om tidigt på morgonen, för att se dig drömma, och känna dina hjärtslag. Jag vet vart du bor, men inte hur det känns att hålla dina hand i min, och springa över gatorna på natten under stjärnorna. Jag vet hur din röst låter, men inte hur det känns att ligga bredvid dig medan regndropparna faller på taket, och du håller mig i dina armar för att skydda mig från mörkret. Jag vill bara vara med dig.
5 phrases a day
another day, another challenge
иди сюда- come here
давай поговорим- Let’s talk
что нового- what’s new?
я хочу кушать - I want to eat
накорми меня - Feed me
