Professor Ahmed Hankir

06/04/2025

When Guns n' Roses first played "Welcome To The Jungle," they were performing at a UCLA frat party in July of 1985. They were compensated with $30 and all the beer they could drink. Go inside the raucous world of 1980s metal here:

06/03/2025

Charming❤️ fans

06/03/2025

An elderly Norwegian man named Eilef Bråten photographed in Bø, Norway in c. 1895.

Bråten made a living traveling from village to village repairing cups and vessels, as well as working as a cobbler and tinsmith. He was known to be an excellent storyteller. He died in March 1899, drowning while trying to cross an icy river.

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06/03/2025

06/03/2025

Brain fog is not a medical or psychological condition in and of itself but rather a symptom that manifests as a result of other underlying medical conditions. The term brain fog refers to the sensation of being mentally sluggish and experiencing a lack of mental clarity. Brain fog, also referred to as mental fatigue, is a cognitive dysfunction characterized by memory problems, lack of mental clarity, poor concentration, and an inability to focus. The causes of brain fog are varied and may involve a combination of factors, including stress, lack of sleep, hormonal changes, medications, and underlying medical and mental health conditions. It is notable that brain fog cannot be diagnosed with a single test. Brain fog may be indicative of an underlying issue. If you are experiencing persistent or severe brain fog, consulting a healthcare professional is recommended to identify and address the underlying causes.