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  • June 1st

    omgthatdress:

    Brooch

    1845

    Doyle Auctions

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  • June 1st

    jtotheizzoe:

    Chagas Disease: Poverty, Immigration, and a ‘New HIV/AIDS’

    Is this protozoan, Trypanosoma cruzi, causing a silent disease emergency? The insect-borne sickness, termed Chagas disease, can lead to heart enlargement and cardiac failure in as many as a third of those infected.

    With as many as 10 million people worldwide infected, most of them in tropical, poverty-ridden locales, maybe it’s time to pay close attention to this emerging danger? Maryn McKenna has a great write-up of how “immigrant bias” might be giving public health officials an excuse to keep the sufferers at arm’s length. The problem is that Chagas is already in the U.S., and its hotspots (like Texas) aren’t requiring blood donor screening.

    To fight an epidemic, you must first recognize that it’s beginning. Prejudices against the gay community prevented a head start against HIV, and we should make sure that doesn’t happen again with Chagas.

    (via Wired Science, you can also read the original paper in PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases)

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Chagas Disease: Poverty, Immigration, and a ‘New HIV/AIDS’
Is this protozoan, Trypanosoma cruzi, causing a silent disease emergency? The insect-borne sickness, termed Chagas disease, can lead to heart enlargement and cardiac failure in as many as a third of those infected.
With as many as 10 million people worldwide infected, most of them in tropical, poverty-ridden locales, maybe it’s time to pay close attention to this emerging danger? Maryn McKenna has a great write-up of how “immigrant bias” might be giving public health officials an excuse to keep the sufferers at arm’s length. The problem is that Chagas is already in the U.S., and its hotspots (like Texas) aren’t requiring blood donor screening.
To fight an epidemic, you must first recognize that it’s beginning. Prejudices against the gay community prevented a head start against HIV, and we should make sure that doesn’t happen again with Chagas.
(via Wired Science, you can also read the original paper in PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases)

    jtotheizzoe:

    Chagas Disease: Poverty, Immigration, and a ‘New HIV/AIDS’

    Is this protozoan, Trypanosoma cruzi, causing a silent disease emergency? The insect-borne sickness, termed Chagas disease, can lead to heart enlargement and cardiac failure in as many as a third of those infected.

    With as many as 10 million people worldwide infected, most of them in tropical, poverty-ridden locales, maybe it’s time to pay close attention to this emerging danger? Maryn McKenna has a great write-up of how “immigrant bias” might be giving public health officials an excuse to keep the sufferers at arm’s length. The problem is that Chagas is already in the U.S., and its hotspots (like Texas) aren’t requiring blood donor screening.

    To fight an epidemic, you must first recognize that it’s beginning. Prejudices against the gay community prevented a head start against HIV, and we should make sure that doesn’t happen again with Chagas.

    (via Wired Science, you can also read the original paper in PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases)

    jtotheizzoe:

Chagas Disease: Poverty, Immigration, and a ‘New HIV/AIDS’
Is this protozoan, Trypanosoma cruzi, causing a silent disease emergency? The insect-borne sickness, termed Chagas disease, can lead to heart enlargement and cardiac failure in as many as a third of those infected.
With as many as 10 million people worldwide infected, most of them in tropical, poverty-ridden locales, maybe it’s time to pay close attention to this emerging danger? Maryn McKenna has a great write-up of how “immigrant bias” might be giving public health officials an excuse to keep the sufferers at arm’s length. The problem is that Chagas is already in the U.S., and its hotspots (like Texas) aren’t requiring blood donor screening.
To fight an epidemic, you must first recognize that it’s beginning. Prejudices against the gay community prevented a head start against HIV, and we should make sure that doesn’t happen again with Chagas.
(via Wired Science, you can also read the original paper in PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases)

    jtotheizzoe:

    Chagas Disease: Poverty, Immigration, and a ‘New HIV/AIDS’

    Is this protozoan, Trypanosoma cruzi, causing a silent disease emergency? The insect-borne sickness, termed Chagas disease, can lead to heart enlargement and cardiac failure in as many as a third of those infected.

    With as many as 10 million people worldwide infected, most of them in tropical, poverty-ridden locales, maybe it’s time to pay close attention to this emerging danger? Maryn McKenna has a great write-up of how “immigrant bias” might be giving public health officials an excuse to keep the sufferers at arm’s length. The problem is that Chagas is already in the U.S., and its hotspots (like Texas) aren’t requiring blood donor screening.

    To fight an epidemic, you must first recognize that it’s beginning. Prejudices against the gay community prevented a head start against HIV, and we should make sure that doesn’t happen again with Chagas.

    (via Wired Science, you can also read the original paper in PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases)

  • May 30th

    myedol:

    Paper Cut Letter by Annie Vought

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  • May 29th

    myedol:

    Permanent Marker Installation by Heike Weber

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    Permanent Marker Installation by Heike Weber

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    Permanent Marker Installation by Heike Weber

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  • May 29th

    omgthatdress:

    Dress

    1927

    The Philadelphia Museum of Art

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  • May 29th

    (Source: fuckyeahpastel, via snortdrugs)

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  • May 29th

    jerzee55:

    Peek a Boo

    (via asaya)

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    Peek a Boo

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  • May 29th

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    Morning Light In Vienna

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  • May 28th

    ikenbot:

    Moon Craters

    by Veerayen Mohanadas

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Moon Craters

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    Moon Craters

    by Veerayen Mohanadas

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Moon Craters

by Veerayen Mohanadas

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    Moon Craters

    by Veerayen Mohanadas

  • May 28th

    ikenbot:

    Double Rainbox

    by Lori Franz

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Double Rainbox

by Lori Franz

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    Double Rainbox

    by Lori Franz

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Double Rainbox

by Lori Franz

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    Double Rainbox

    by Lori Franz

  • May 28th

    lionskeleton:

    Antimonocromatismo II, Sylvia Pelissero

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Antimonocromatismo II, Sylvia Pelissero

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    Antimonocromatismo II, Sylvia Pelissero

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Antimonocromatismo II, Sylvia Pelissero

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    Antimonocromatismo II, Sylvia Pelissero

  • May 28th

    (Source: totesheck, via snortdrugs)

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  • May 28th

    ikenbot:

    Brilliant Sun Pillar

    by Kevin Povenz

    Summary: Andrew McFarlane; Jim Foster

    The photo above showing a breathtaking Sun pillar was captured at sunset near Jenison, Michigan on April 10, 2012. Sun pillars result from the reflection of sunlight off the bottom surfaces (or less frequently, the top surfaces) of plate-shaped ice crystals composing cirrus clouds.

    These crystals must be similarly oriented and slightly tipped with respect to the viewer in order for a pillar to be observed. The crimson shaft piercing the purple sky made this sunset unforgettable.

    R

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    ikenbot:

Brilliant Sun Pillar

by Kevin Povenz

Summary: Andrew McFarlane; Jim Foster

The photo above showing a breathtaking Sun pillar was captured at sunset near Jenison, Michigan on April 10, 2012. Sun pillars result from the reflection of sunlight off the bottom surfaces (or less frequently, the top surfaces) of plate-shaped ice crystals composing cirrus clouds.

These crystals must be similarly oriented and slightly tipped with respect to the viewer in order for a pillar to be observed. The crimson shaft piercing the purple sky made this sunset unforgettable.

R

    ikenbot:

    Brilliant Sun Pillar

    by Kevin Povenz

    Summary: Andrew McFarlane; Jim Foster

    The photo above showing a breathtaking Sun pillar was captured at sunset near Jenison, Michigan on April 10, 2012. Sun pillars result from the reflection of sunlight off the bottom surfaces (or less frequently, the top surfaces) of plate-shaped ice crystals composing cirrus clouds.

    These crystals must be similarly oriented and slightly tipped with respect to the viewer in order for a pillar to be observed. The crimson shaft piercing the purple sky made this sunset unforgettable.

    R

    ikenbot:

Brilliant Sun Pillar

by Kevin Povenz

Summary: Andrew McFarlane; Jim Foster

The photo above showing a breathtaking Sun pillar was captured at sunset near Jenison, Michigan on April 10, 2012. Sun pillars result from the reflection of sunlight off the bottom surfaces (or less frequently, the top surfaces) of plate-shaped ice crystals composing cirrus clouds.

These crystals must be similarly oriented and slightly tipped with respect to the viewer in order for a pillar to be observed. The crimson shaft piercing the purple sky made this sunset unforgettable.

R

    ikenbot:

    Brilliant Sun Pillar

    by Kevin Povenz

    Summary: Andrew McFarlane; Jim Foster

    The photo above showing a breathtaking Sun pillar was captured at sunset near Jenison, Michigan on April 10, 2012. Sun pillars result from the reflection of sunlight off the bottom surfaces (or less frequently, the top surfaces) of plate-shaped ice crystals composing cirrus clouds.

    These crystals must be similarly oriented and slightly tipped with respect to the viewer in order for a pillar to be observed. The crimson shaft piercing the purple sky made this sunset unforgettable.

    R

  • May 27th

    theonlymagicleftisart:

    (Vladimir Smokov)

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  • May 27th

    lionskeleton:

    Mike Worrall

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