Sunday, February 17, 2013

sicksupplyco:

  1. Screen down
  2. Pull
  3. Flood
  4. Screen up
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sarahzny:

gimme.

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Wednesday, February 13, 2013

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Friday, February 8, 2013
thedailywhat: UK Scientists Print Human Stem Cells with a 3D Printer A group of scientists in the UK and Scotland have successfully printed human stem cells using a “valve-based cell printer” which utilizes bio-inks to fabricate clusters of viable stem cells that can become any type of cell in your body. O____O

thedailywhat:

UK Scientists Print Human Stem Cells with a 3D Printer

O____O

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thebluthcompany:

These are wonderful!

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Thursday, February 7, 2013

WHAT

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thebluthcompany: “Has anyone in this family even SEEN a chicken?” (by Tyler Feder)

thebluthcompany:

“Has anyone in this family even SEEN a chicken?” (by Tyler Feder)

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good: London’s Modern Digital Designers Adopt Gutenburg-Style Print- DOWSER posted in Technology, Digital Designers and Printing In the mid 1400s Johannes Gutenberg invented the first printing press, a technology which allowed information to spread far more rapidly thanks to what is now a simple concept: movable type. Nearly 550 years later, the advent of the internet had much the same effect, but you’ll have a hard time getting people to agree over which invention had a greater impact.

good:

London’s Modern Digital Designers Adopt Gutenburg-Style Print
- DOWSER posted in Technology, Digital Designers and Printing

In the mid 1400s Johannes Gutenberg invented the first printing press, a technology which allowed information to spread far more rapidly thanks to what is now a simple concept: movable type. Nearly 550 years later, the advent of the internet had much the same effect, but you’ll have a hard time getting people to agree over which invention had a greater impact.

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fuckeveryonebuymeavw: erikmullerphotography: I ❤ my city lights on foggy days. (at Billstina’s Haus) :)

fuckeveryonebuymeavw:

erikmullerphotography:

I ❤ my city lights on foggy days. (at Billstina’s Haus)

:)

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