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stonerparty:

98 Year Old Man Says Hes Been Smoking Weed Since 1936

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jtotheizzoe:

Computer gamers solve problem in AIDS research that puzzled scientists for years

By playing a game called Foldit, where players (often with no scientific background) try to fold protein structures into their likely structures, players have unlocked a key structure in the fight against HIV.

By simply tweaking a chain of amino acids over and over until they get it to fold into a realistic, stable structure, these gamers were able to deduce the 3-D structure of a key protein in Mason-Pfizer monkey virus, a relative of HIV. Now that we know the structure, drugs may be designed to attack this key protein.

So next time someone tells you to stop playing that game, open up Foldit and tell them you’re doing science!

(via Discover Magazine)

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Keanu Reeves is not mortal

autumnovertures:

Now, look at this:

That’s “Paul Mounet”, a french actor, who “died” in 1922.

His body never was found.

Then, look at this:

An unknown man, painted in 1530 by Parmigianino.

Compare them:

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jtotheizzoe:

Eddsworld - Climate Change

A reminder! Every individual’s electricity usage makes a difference!

Or else we are ALL … GOING … TO … DIE.

(by tveInspiringChange)

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tastefullyoffensive:

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almightykenken:

thedailywhat:

RIP: Amy Winehouse, the English singer-songwriter known as much for her music as her ongoing struggles with substance abuse, was found dead today in her North London home. She was 27.

According to a police report, Winehouse was pronounced dead at the scene. The circumstances of her death are “being treated as unexplained.”

Dust to dust, back to black. RIP.

Sources stated her biggest hit was her last one.

[bbc.]

Rest in Peace.

almightykenken:

Shameless science humor.
Source: http://canv.as/

fuckyeahihatepeople:

thepoliticalnotebook:

An Arab sheikh has had his first name carved into the sand of the island he owns in letters so large they can be seem from space. Hamad bin Hamdan al Nahyan (the articles are calling him Al Ahyan, but that’s incorrect) is a member of the ruling family of Abu Dhabi. The letters are half a mile high. It’s interesting, though, that he chose “HAMAD” instead of “حمد.”

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=abu+dhabi+hamad+island&hl=en&ll=24.358044,54.353142&spn=0.091014,0.154324&sll=28.304381,39.375&sspn=172.683169,272.109375&t=h&z=13

fuckyeahreligionpigeon:

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