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youwillfindcallum:

Lock 12 Cheshire, CT 2001 (by Sekkle)

(via pinnae)

pinnae:

Koenig Books by (clareta) on Flickr.

(Source: another-death, via b-a-d-r-o-m-a-n-c-e)

(Source: bolinbearhug, via b-a-d-r-o-m-a-n-c-e)

orianabanana:

Almond branches in bloom.

Colite lepidoptera. Não se vê essas coisas nas aulas de imaginologia.

(Source: meyouandpizza)

Agora é hora de

(Source: frejacaroline, via anaestheticroom)

(via s-uicid-e)

Mouse with”human ear”

The “mouse-ear” project began in 1989, when Charles Vacanti managed to grow a small piece of human cartilage on a biodegradable scaffold. After 8 years, Charle’s team got to the stage where they could mould their sterile biodegradable mesh into the exact shape of a 3 year-old’s ear. The cartilaginous ear was implanted under the skin layer of the mouse, and seeded with cells from a cow.

(via geneticist)

snarkasticmoviegeek:

The World Kinda Sucks—Wednesday:
Capitalism: A Love Story (2009) by Michael Moore