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http://www.skyscanner.com - Look up and purchase flights based on budget and not necessarily destination.

http://www.stripcreator.com - Make your own comic strips!

http://www.fliptext.org - ?ss?nb???

http://gifprint.com - This one is awesome! Print any gif as a flipbook!

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http://www.picmonkey.com - Basically a dumbed-down version of Photoshop...but its free!

http://www.whosampled.com - Look up any song and see what tracks the artists sampled.

http://www.similarsites.com - Put in a website that you're bored with and it will search for similar websites.

http://giphy.com - Online database of gifs (a must for beginner imgur users).

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Understand neuroscience with these neat animations by Harvard University

Omar Kardoudi
10/23/14 - Thursday

When I first heard of Harvard's Fundamentals of Neuroscience online course, I thought it was going to be so hard to understand that I would have a seizure before the end of the first video. But no, thanks to the cool and straightforward animation it is actually very easy to get it.

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Sci-News.com, then the abstract for the original article from Neuron (the full article is paywalled).

New Study Provides Insight into How Piquing Curiosity Changes Our Brains

Oct 3, 2014 by Sci-News.com

The more curious we are about a topic, the easier it is to learn information about that topic. A new study carried out by California University scientists provides insights into what happens in our brains when curiosity is piqued.

New Study Provides Insight into How Piquing Curiosity Changes Our Brains
This is a cool study, and it helps me understand why it's often very easy for me to learn new things[...]
BBC Future, Tom Stafford looks at the state of the research in our efforts to understand how the brain functions. At this point, we have little more than a few snippets of information, or pieces of the code, that reveal only very specific activity. For example:
While the rat runs the maze we record where it is, and simultaneously how the cells in the hippocampus are firing. The cell firing patterns are thrown into a mathematical algorithm which finds the pattern that best matches each bit of the maze. The language of the cells is no less complex, but now we have a Rosetta Stone against which we can decode it. We then test the algorithm by feeding it freshly recorded patterns, to see if it correctly predicts where the rat was at the point that pattern was recorded.
It's not much, but each new piece of the code moves us a step closer to forming a better gestalt of what is really happening in our brains.

How to speak the language of thought

Tom Stafford | BBC Future
18 August 2014

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