D'amour

Very philosophical, Highly self-centered, Highly introvert with a little touch of humour.
Procrastination is my worst enemy!

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Permalink onlyadreamwithyou: Give your heart a break 
Permalink djgagnon: #history #map ‘Commercial Languages of the World’ 1912 The other areas, we assume, had no commercial languages. Right click, open in new tab … for a larger version to help you plan your next trip abroad. from: Hammond’s Handy Atlas of the World; 1907-1912; CS Hammond and Co, New York.
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Permalink ilostmyselfinjapan: Undertaker - Kuroshitsuji
Permalink seeinnovation: Researchers have found that colon cancer cells shrink after taking in certain natural-organic-coated nanoparticles. They also showed that the uptake of nanoparticles by rice plantsappears to aid transmission of the nanoparticles through subsequent growth cycles. Little is actually known about the fate, transport, modification and accumulation of nanoparticles in biological and ecological settings. This project will help researchers protect the environment and human health from potential downsides of these new technologies. Here, you see nanoparticles within a rice plant leaf cell. Credit: JoAn Hudson, Sijie Lin and Pu-Chun Ke, Clemson University
Permalink oldads: Your blood can save him on Flickr. Website | Flickr | Tumblr | Twitter
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Permalink awainwright: “This ‘quantum corral’ in the form of crossed ellipses was used by Don Eigler and his research team to demonstrate the ability to send two channels of information through one another by exploiting the quantum properties that are a consequence of the small size of the corral.” (IBM Corporation) neato. “Xenon has been so good to me … those luscious 5d orbitals …” - Dr. Donald Eigler Hilarious. What a great evening of science and friends.