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  1. ikenbot: This is a GIF set of Astronauts falling on the Moon ikenbot: This is a GIF set of Astronauts falling on the Moon ikenbot: This is a GIF set of Astronauts falling on the Moon ikenbot: This is a GIF set of Astronauts falling on the Moon ikenbot: This is a GIF set of Astronauts falling on the Moon ikenbot: This is a GIF set of Astronauts falling on the Moon

    ikenbot:

    This is a GIF set of Astronauts falling on the Moon

    30 January, 2012
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    johnrdz17:

    (x)

    30 January, 2012
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  3.  (Taken with instagram)

     (Taken with instagram)

    30 January, 2012
    Tagged as bed bedroom clouds view window med school island grenada st. george's university
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  4. The Artist Blooper Reel (x). The Artist Blooper Reel (x).

    The Artist Blooper Reel (x).

    29 January, 2012
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  5. mykindafairytalee: untitled by hello hand on Flickr.

    mykindafairytalee:

    untitled by hello hand on Flickr.

    29 January, 2012
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    Tagged as TAKE ME THERE
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  6. langst: In collaboration with sound artist Spencer Topel, sculptor Soo Sunny Park has created a radiant interactive installation that audibly responds to movement. The large-scale piece, entitled Capturing Resonance, hangs from the third floor ceiling of deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Massachusetts, illuminating the tight corridors. langst: In collaboration with sound artist Spencer Topel, sculptor Soo Sunny Park has created a radiant interactive installation that audibly responds to movement. The large-scale piece, entitled Capturing Resonance, hangs from the third floor ceiling of deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Massachusetts, illuminating the tight corridors.

    langst:

    In collaboration with sound artist Spencer Topel, sculptor Soo Sunny Park has created a radiant interactive installation that audibly responds to movement. The large-scale piece, entitled Capturing Resonance, hangs from the third floor ceiling of deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Massachusetts, illuminating the tight corridors.

    29 January, 2012
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  7. 28 January, 2012
    Sourced from weheartit.com
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  8. foxmouth: by Nicholas Alan Cope

    foxmouth:

    by Nicholas Alan Cope

    28 January, 2012
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  9. did someone say GPOY?

    did someone say GPOY?

    28 January, 2012
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  10. hardcore partying

    Tonight = alone in the suite + iTunes + tea + anatomy

    27 January, 2012
    Tagged as med school island
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  11. Wifi in my dorm room! Quick—post to instagram before the miracle is over! This is essentially my backyard. (Taken with instagram)

    Wifi in my dorm room! Quick—post to instagram before the miracle is over! This is essentially my backyard. (Taken with instagram)

    27 January, 2012
    Tagged as ocean dock boats water sky tree island islands
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  12. allthingseurope: Warsaw- Lazienki Park (by Ewa.)

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    Warsaw- Lazienki Park

    (by Ewa.)

    27 January, 2012
    Sourced from Flickr / mongorno
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  13. pada-viya: “Our story is the story of the universe. Every piece of everyone, of everything you love and everything you hate, of the thing you hold most precious, was assembled by the forces of nature in the first few minutes of the life of the universe, transformed in the hearts of the stars or created in their fiery deaths. And when you die, those pieces will be returned to the universe in the endless cycle of death and rebirth. What a wonderful thing it is to be part of that universe. And what a story, what a majestic story.” Professor Brian Cox, Wonders of the Universe. pada-viya: “Our story is the story of the universe. Every piece of everyone, of everything you love and everything you hate, of the thing you hold most precious, was assembled by the forces of nature in the first few minutes of the life of the universe, transformed in the hearts of the stars or created in their fiery deaths. And when you die, those pieces will be returned to the universe in the endless cycle of death and rebirth. What a wonderful thing it is to be part of that universe. And what a story, what a majestic story.” Professor Brian Cox, Wonders of the Universe.

    pada-viya:

    “Our story is the story of the universe. Every piece of everyone, of everything you love and everything you hate, of the thing you hold most precious, was assembled by the forces of nature in the first few minutes of the life of the universe, transformed in the hearts of the stars or created in their fiery deaths.

    And when you die, those pieces will be returned to the universe in the endless cycle of death and rebirth. What a wonderful thing it is to be part of that universe. And what a story, what a majestic story.”

    Professor Brian Cox, Wonders of the Universe.

    25 January, 2012
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  14. Quite interesting to see this pop up on your tumblr feed when you can now name all the muscles pictured. And hopefully trace origins, insertions, nerves and arteries related to each. SIGH

    Quite interesting to see this pop up on your tumblr feed when you can now name all the muscles pictured. And hopefully trace origins, insertions, nerves and arteries related to each. SIGH

    25 January, 2012
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    Reblogged from fuckyeahmedicalstuff
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  15. 25 January, 2012
    Sourced from photographyandpictures
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    Reblogged from anglophilemeetsbibliophile
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