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expose-the-light:

Chemical crayon labels teach kids chemistry while they color

Que Interesante [Etsy via Ian Brooks]

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bcomingme:

“These are some of my best friends, I’ve known them for 30 years or so. I know them like I know my wife, my sons, my friends…not that they’re fungi or anything. Actually, someone called me a fungus one time, I said thank you for the compliment, they’re resilient, resourceful, and morphologically handsome. Ok, enough of that” -Dr. Safranek

sagrasa:

Psychedelic Bacteria: fluorescent Bacillus subtilis (No photoshop) by Fernan Federici on Flickr.

Pattern formation with fluorescent bacteria (TagBFP, mKate2 and sfGFP).

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madaboutdiane:

Diane Birch’s “Speak A Little Louder”: Idolator Premiere

Soulful singer-songwriter Diane Birch will release her long-awaited follow-up to her 2009 debut Bible Belt this year, and she’s hooked up with some of the best producers around: Eg White (Adele), Steve Greenberg (Joss Stone), The Roots’ Questlove and the Dap Kings’ Homer Steinweiss, who worked with Birch on the LP’s lead single, “Speak A Little Louder”. The earthy, emotional tune is the perfect chill-out song for your upcoming weekend, and we’ve got the exclusive premiere. Check it out below (links to the website).

Diane Birch - Speak A Little Louder

Like what you hear? If you’re in Austin this week, you can see Diane live at one of her many South By Southwest performances:

Thursday, 3/15
5 PM @ Lomography Gallery (912 Congress Ave.)
10:15 PM – Official Showcase: Stephen F’s @ The InterContinental (701 Congress Ave.)

Friday, 3/16
1 PM – KAMX West of the Fest, Key Bar (617 W. 6th St.)
3 PM – Quantum Collective Presents O.N.E. Coconut Water Live @ the Whole Foods Rooftop (525 N. Lamar Blvd.)

From idolator.com/

tonythebear:

this is a childs skull.  the teeth inside the jaw/etc. are his or her adult teeth that never grew in.

badly want!!

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tentacle pot pies have your fun and eat it too ;)

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microculture:

I feel like I’ve been posting too many mould and parasite pictures lately, so here’s some nice juicy bacteria.  Lactose fermenting (pink) and non-lactose fermenting colonies growing on MacConkey agar.

MacConkey agar is selective for Gram negative organisms and differential for lactose fermentation.  Bile salts and crystal violet inhibit the growth of Gram positive organisms while neutral red is present to indicate a drop in pH (production of acid from lactose fermentation).  

microculture:

Edible Agar

Jello, tapioca pudding, and lemon pie filling were used for the media and dark chocolate syrup, cinnamon, cocoa powder, sweetened condensed milk, gummy octopi, cake decorating gel and a little food coloring for the decoration.  

Submitted by:  sgraber

microculture:

The best medicinal honey comes from Australia

A research group in Brisbane led by the Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation (QAAFI), has found that Australian native myrtle honey has high levels of the antibacterial compound, Methylglyoxal (MGO). As a result, it surpasses all other medicinal honeys, including Manuka, that are currently available …

The research team has tested honeys with an MGO range of 500 to 1750mg/kg to prevent the growth of Methicillin Resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). The chief researcher, Dr Yasmina Sultanbawa, says that only a small amount of honey was needed to fight the infection due to its potency.