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#— ⁛ ⸢out of character⸥ ⚙#nvention #newingenuity #( decided to just go for it i guess )#( might as well huh )#( sorry for being a big slowpoke with drafts and stuff!! my motivation has been at about 5 percent since i got home last week )

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[ MSG: HATSUME ] do you think they’ve ever seen a dog before?

#V01 “one day i’ll be the strongest hero” [MAIN]#nvention #//your submit isn't open so!!

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━ ✦ ━ Whichever device he had been handed, Tamaki was prompt to give it back. Or so to say, insistently trying to return it in the other’s hands. May it be the product of a Quirk, or an odd mechanic, he was seeing it as rather EXPERIMENTAL... As if it’d go in pieces with the slightest miscalculated move. He is not reassured about this and it shows. ❝ I’d rather have you take it back... ❞

#nvention #//hello!!#haha i dunno but it seems tamaki is protesting #and yet i'm pretty sure all these inventions would amuse him if he made an effort//

| ❀ | ❝ Everything ?? Everything's on fire !! ❞

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Doctors Use 3-D Printing To Help A Baby Breathe

Ever since the day Garrett Peterson was born, his parents have had to watch him suddenly just stop breathing.

“He could go from being totally fine to turning blue sometimes — not even kidding — in 30 seconds,” says Garrett’s mother, Natalie Peterson, 25, of Layton, Utah. “It was so fast. It was really scary.”

Garrett was born with a defective windpipe. His condition, known as tracheomalacia, left his trachea so weak the littlest thing makes it collapse, cutting off his ability to breathe.

“When he got upset, or even sometimes just with a diaper change, he would turn completely blue,” his mother says, “and that was terrifying.”So the Petersons contacted Dr. Glenn Green

He teamed up with Scott Hollister, a biomedical engineer who runs the university’s 3-D Printing Lab, to create a remarkable solution to Garrett’s problem — a device that will hold open Garrett’s windpipe until it’s strong enough to work on its own.

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