Vitalism

Blog with ADD riddled focus that jumps

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Shroom

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"You better think (think)  Think about what you're trying to do to me Think (think, think) Let your mind go, let yourself be free Oh, #freedom" Aretha Louise Franklin  (at Ardmore Historic District)

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Poem I forgot I wrote in a comment, pimped out for this post today. #writersofinstagram #mikism @poetryflowsthrough #poem #poetry (at Ardmore Historic District)

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[samcannon]

This week I’m in the studio making wavy, liquid worlds for a new video I’ll be showing at @dayfornightfest. Can’t wait to share what I’ve been working on! 

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Really glad I stopped in today to see this art for sale by KC. Plus "Dance for the River" & Japanese photographer's exhibit. So much to see! (at Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA))

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We should focus more on what is right instead of who is right is what I just heard on the radio. Nice thought! (at Forsyth County, North Carolina)

[tylerforesthauser]

// misty and mushy //

[earthstory]

physicsfun Fluorescence and Birefringence in Calcite: two samples of calcite- each with different impurities that produce blue fluorescence for the small crystal and red fluorescence for the larger one under a 405nm violet laser. Also one can clearly see that the single laser beam takes two paths through the crystals- the speed of light in a calcite crystal depends on polarization because the refractive index is different depending on the polarization orientation of the light transmitted through it.

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20180117 by Homemade

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Funny face with his friend. (at Ardmore Historic District)

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My Dad took this pic of a great blue heron!https://g.co/kgs/duJYhe (at Mount Tabor, North Carolina)

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Legos are building blocks for the mind. My kids ships to infinity and beyond. #lundquistpkg (at Vital Transport LLC)

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Space guy (at Ardmore Historic District)

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#mikism (at Ardmore Historic District)

[amnhnyc]

The farmland near Brenham, Kansas, is flat and almost entirely free of rocks—yet farmers in the 1880s occasionally bent their plows on mysterious metallic objects. Homesteader Eliza Kimberly noticed that the odd black rocks resembled a meteorite she had seen as a schoolgirl in Iowa. Despite teasing from her husband and neighbors, she collected a large pile of the “iron rocks,” and after five years of letter-writing she convinced a scientist to look at them. They were indeed meteorites. The remarkable Brenham meteorite fragments contain gemlike olivine crystals embedded in an iron-nickel alloy. You can see a specimen in the Ross Hall of Meteorites in the Museum! Photo: AMNH/D. Finnin

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BA meteorite!