thedailywhat: Forbidden Love of the Day: An outreach initiative started by two Israeli graphic artists aiming to bridge the sociopolitical divide between Israel and Iran by sending out simple messages of love is yielding promising results. According to Israeli paper of record Ha’aretz, “Israel Loves Iran” began attracting responses from Iranian Facebook users over the weekend, and more are being added every hour. “My Israeli friends, I do not hate you; I do not want war. love, Peace,” read one such pacific missive from an anonymous Iranian contributor. Many of the Iranians participating in this campaign have chosen not to identify themselves for fear of arrest or other reprisals. Still, the message is being heard loud and clear — and the campaign’s creators want to ensure it gets louder and clearer. They’ve turned to the crowd funding site indiegogo for assistance in taking “Israel Loves Iran” to the next level: Print ads, billboards, and an unignorable spot overlooking Times Square. [haaretz / israel<3iran / thanks mattan!] View high resolution

thedailywhat:

Forbidden Love of the Day: An outreach initiative started by two Israeli graphic artists aiming to bridge the sociopolitical divide between Israel and Iran by sending out simple messages of love is yielding promising results.

According to Israeli paper of record Ha’aretz, “Israel Loves Iran” began attracting responses from Iranian Facebook users over the weekend, and more are being added every hour.

“My Israeli friends, I do not hate you; I do not want war. love, Peace,” read one such pacific missive from an anonymous Iranian contributor. Many of the Iranians participating in this campaign have chosen not to identify themselves for fear of arrest or other reprisals.

Still, the message is being heard loud and clear — and the campaign’s creators want to ensure it gets louder and clearer.

They’ve turned to the crowd funding site indiegogo for assistance in taking “Israel Loves Iran” to the next level: Print ads, billboards, and an unignorable spot overlooking Times Square.

[haaretz / israel<3iran / thanks mattan!]

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People say there are not enough qualified women; that’s one of the biggest bullshit things I’ve ever heard.

Madeleine Albright

Women in the World Summit: Most Memorable Quotes - The Daily Beast

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sofriel: Oh my goodness, that hair View high resolution

sofriel:

Oh my goodness, that hair

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world-shaker: Students at Eudora High School create a Sierpinski Triangle in their parking lot. Out of pennies. Full album here. View high resolution

world-shaker:

Students at Eudora High School create a Sierpinski Triangle in their parking lot. Out of pennies.

Full album here.

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thedailywhat: Chuck &amp; Beans. View high resolution

thedailywhat:

Chuck & Beans.

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KcsA Potassium Channel, Mike Tyka.
Copper, Steel

“Potassium channels form potassium-selective pores that span cell membranes. They are the most widely distributed type of ion channel found in virtually all living organisms. The four identical subunits are situated in a four-fold symmetrical manner around a central pore, which allows potassium ions to pass freely.  At the top of the structure, formed by four loops lining the pore, a selectivity filter is situated which prevents other ions (such as sodium ions) from passing. The correct ions are detected by their size and charge. Note that that no active pumping of ions occurs; it merely allows passive conductance of ions down the con-centration gradient between the two sides of the membrane.”

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crystalqueer: Alter Ego Shoot with Stoney View high resolution

crystalqueer:

Alter Ego Shoot with Stoney

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