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gjmueller:

How walking through a doorway increases forgetting

The key finding is that memory performance was poorer after travelling through an open doorway, compared with covering the same distance within the same room. “Walking through doorways serves as an event boundary, thereby initiating the updating of one’s event model [i.e. the creation of a new episode in memory]” the researchers said.

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suicideblonde:

Natalia Vodianova photographed by Paolo Roversi for Vogue Italia, September 2006

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pussylequeer:

Anais Pouliot by Sylvie Malfray, 2011

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sweethomestyle:

Submitted by Literally Stunning. Thanks!

Submitted by Annie Heise. 

http://literallystunning.tumblr.com/post/11895131764/a-loverly-fall-day-at-home

suicideblonde:

Aoi Kotsuhiroi’s surrealistically beautiful feet objects (you can’t call them shoes because they’ve gone beyond that at this point!) were recently featured in Nick Knight’s editoral in AnOther Magazine’s Autumn/Winter 2011 issue.  You can watch the video about the shoot here.

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suicideblonde:

Karen Elson photographed by Ellen von Unwerth in 1997

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