The Worst Excuses for Not Voting

This is for the American election.. But it pertains to YOU! Will you be voting for the next Halifax mayor? Every vote counts!

Beyonce & Jay Z "Forever Young"

First World Problems Told By 3rd World Children

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Anderson Cooper SLAMS Star Jones

FROM TMZ.COM

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The "Vote 4 Stuff" Campaign

What's more trusty than a really good looking celebrity? A good looking celebrity mocking politics. Check out the video of folks like Ellen, Zac Efron, and Tobey Macguire in this video found on BUZZFEED

Dream Deets: What You Might Not Have Guessed About Dreams

Ever have those dreams you don't wanna wake up from? Or maybe you're REALLY hoping is a dream and isn't real? Everybody has em. Here's the low down!

From ABOUT.com

1. Everybody Dreams

Men do it. Women do it. Even babies do it. We all dream, even those of us who claim not to. In fact, researchers have found that people usually have several dreams each night, each one lasting for between 5 to 20 minutes. During a typical lifetime, people spend an average of six years dreaming.

2. Most People Forget Their Dreams

According to estimates by dream researcher J. Allan Hobson, as much as 95 percent of all dreams are quickly forgotten shortly after waking. Why are our dreams so difficult to remember? According to one theory, the changes in the brain that occur during sleep do not support the information processing and storage needed for memory formation to take place. Brain scans of sleeping individuals have shown that the frontal lobes, the area that plays a key role in memory formation, are inactive during REM sleep, the stage in which dreaming occurs

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3. Not All Dreams Are In Color

While approximately 80 percent of all dreams are in color, there are a small percentage of people who claim to only dream in black and white. In studies where dreamers have been awakened and asked to select colors from a chart that match those in their dreams, soft pastel colors are those most frequently chosen.

4. Men and Women Dream Differently

Researchers have found a number of differences between men and womenwhen it comes to the content of their dreams. In one study, men reported more instances of dreaming about aggression than women did. According to dream researcher William Domhoff, women tend to have slightly longer dreams that feature more characters. When it comes to the characters that typically appear in dreams, men dream about other men twice as often as they do about women, while women tend to dream about both sexes equally.

5. Animals Probably Dream

Have you ever watched a sleeping dog wag its tail or move its legs while asleep? While it's hard to say for sure whether the animal is truly dreaming, researchers believe that it is likely that animals do indeed dream. Just like humans, animals go through sleep stages that include cycles of REM and NREM sleep. In one study, a gorilla was taught sign language as a means of communication. At one point, the gorilla signed "sleep pictures," possibly indicating the experience of dreaming

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6. You Can Control Your Dreams

A lucid dream is one in which you are aware that you are dreaming even though you are still asleep. During this type of dream, you can often "direct" or control the content of the dream. Approximately half of all people can remember experiencing at least one instance of lucid dreaming, and some individuals are able to have lucid dreams quite frequently

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7. Negative Emotions Are More Common in Dreams

Over a period of more than forty years, researcher Calvin S. Hall collected more than 50,000 dream accounts from college students. These reports were made available to the public during the 1990s by Hall's student William Domhoff. The dream accounts revealed that many emotions are experienced during dreams including joy, happiness and fear. The most common emotion experienced in dreams was anxiety, and negative emotions in general were much more common than positive ones

Snoop & Son Sessions

Welll.... Like father like son I suppose! Check out what Snoop's son  Corde “Spanky” Broadus posted on his good ol' twitter account..

Question is : Would you ever engage in ganja smoking with your kids?