Pharmaceutical bitch!

Hi to everybody, I'm just a 22 years old guy who is studying to become a pharmacist. Something about me? I'm a mildly interesting guy (I think) that enjoy things like playing the violin (or at least trying), playing Team Fortress 2, hanging out with friends, watching series and working out. Any wish? of course! something that I would really like to do is to travel around the world Ah, y me llamo Francisco ^^

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WATCH: Incredible Fungi Timelapse from Planet Earth II [video]

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I guess you could say that’s a….. racist pig

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oh so it aint even a subtle thing.

[ashncole]

This movie went over so many heads

[oldpinkyena]

This movie covers racism very gracefully and it’s really amazing

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me: i gotta focus on this beca-

brain: ladies and gentlemen,

me: please

brain: this is mambo no. 5

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TL;DR : Watch this incredible story in video

[magicpottybaby]

holy fuck! so how did the penguins taste?????

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this is the cutest video in the entire world. this seal is just so afraid for this dumb weird baby she thinks she’s found out in the ocean. have a bird. have another bird. no, see, eat the bird! the bird is food! why won’t this stupid baby eat. open your mouth you idiot baby i will feed you bird if it’s the last thing i do

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My grandmother once told me, “Relationships are work, honey, and they aren’t 50/50. Some days when I get up I only feel like giving 10%, then your granddaddy has to give 90% that day. But there is always 100% love.”

Leigh Ann Lunsford (via simply-quotes)

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I have a feeling this will become iconic in due time.  

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I’ve watched this for like a dozen loops and I still crack up every time

[micdotcom]

Now if only, Native Americans could achieve the same at a specific hallowed sit.

[musinvenusian]

This makes me super happy <333

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I don’t like how the caption makes out Australia’s treatment of Aboriginal people a model.. Like they were literally stolen from their families for decades upon decades by the Australian government and Catholic Church in attempts to ‘breed the black’ out of them. So many indigenous people are displaced today even and have been disconnected from family, only having a shitty half assed apology for everything done to them. Several years ago alcohol and pornography were banned from their communities. Like even in a passing comment Australia should not be used as an example of treating Indigenous people right, even in land rights, because most Indigenous people are disconnected from their land

[anthrocentric]

This is great news, but yeah – let the previous comment sink in.

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When an older pharmacist talks about having to memorize 50 drugs when they were in school.

And then you tell them about Top 300. 

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Roman Dogs Names

Dog Mosaic at the Olearie Exhibit – Rome, Italy

What did the ancient Romans name their four-legged best friends? Lucius Iunius Moderatus Columella gives us a few recommended names in the section of his work on agriculture dealing with the rearing and training of dogs. Other likely sources used by the ancient Romans for dog names may have come from literature, in much the same way that people today draw on literature for naming their dogs.

Here is a list of some of the names in both Greek and Latin as mentioned by some writers. Each name is followed by gender and meaning.

Agre. f. “Hunter”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …keen-scented…

Argiodus. m. “White-tooth”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …from a Cretan father and a Spartan mother…

Celer. m. “Speedy”. A recommended dog name in Columella’s On Agriculture.

Ferox. m. “Savage”. A recommended dog name in Columella’s On Agriculture.

Harpyia. f. “Seizer”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …with her two pups…

Hylactor. m. “Barker”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …shrill-tongued…

Hylaeus. m. “Sylvan”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …savage…but lately ripped up by a boar…

Hyrcanus. m. “From Hyrcania” (a region in ancient northern Persia, possibly meaning “land of the wolves”). Mentioned by Pliny the Elder in his Natural History to illustrate the faithfulness of dogs. …upon the funeral pile of King Lysimachus being lighted, threw itself into the flames…

Ichnobates. m. “Trail-follower”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …keen-scented…baying loud on the trail…a Cretan dog.

Labros. m. “Fury”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …from a Cretan father and a Spartan mother…

Lacon or Lakon. m. “Spartan”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …renowned for strength… Also, a recommended dog name in Columella’s On Agriculture.

Laelaps. m. “Hurricane”. A famous – and relentless – hunting hound in Ovid’s Metamorphoses, originally a gift of the gods.

Lycisce. f. “Wolf”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …swift…Melampus. m. “Black-foot”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …a Spartan. Melanchaetes. m. “Black-hair”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses.

Nebrophonos. m. “Fawn-killer”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …staunch… Oresitrophos. m. “Mountaineer”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses.

Pamphagos or Pamphagus. m. “Voracious”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …Arcadian… Patricus. m. “Noble”. From an ancient epitaph to a dog, cited in Abbott’s work. …an Italian dog, at Salernum…“My eyes were wet with tears, our dear little dog…In thy qualities, sagacious thou wert like a human being.” Poemenis. f. “Shepherd”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …the trusty shepherd… Pyrrhus. m. “Fire; Flame-colored”. A dog mentioned by Pliny the Elder in his Natural History to illustrate the faithfulness of dogs. …the dog of the tyrant Gelon…

Theridamas. m. “Beast-killer”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. Theron. m. “Hunter”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …fierce…

Tigris. m. or f. “Tiger; Tigress”. One of Actaeon’s hounds in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. Also, a recommended dog name in Columella’s On Agriculture.

Source and complete list

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It’s a dendritic cell, and the white dots are HIV. 😨😨 📷: Stuart Turville/Cell Image Library http://ift.tt/1UFjOBP

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science side of tumblr, can you explain why there’s a void in my heart I can’t fill

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I made a trashcan for people’s hopes and dreams.