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NEMO’S

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Literature is a textually transmitted disease, normally contracted in childhood.

Jane Yolen (via quotemadness)

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And that’s how you know you really love them: you forgive. Even if they didn’t apologize.

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Iain Macarthur

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Bright Future. Dustin Chessin

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Ivey Cat

Source: belphagor7

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Nonoy Tepuy en Gran Sabana Oriental by fvyague on Flickr.

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“The task of art today is to bring chaos into order.”

-Theodor Adorno (via quotedojo)

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Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn. - Benjamin Franklin

via http://twitter.com/goodquoteco (via kushandwizdom)

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From Reddit user joeycloud

(via Histograms of how often each piano key is pressed in Chopin’s etudes (Op. 10) - Imgur)

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Alcian and alizarin chameleon Credit: Elizabeth Marchiondo and Andrew Gillis

Photographer Elizabeth Marchiondo doesn’t often have the opportunity to handle organisms as delicate as this chameleon. “I’m used to photographing live aquarium scum through a microscope,” she says. So Marchiondo was delighted when zoologist Andrew Gillis donated the deceased creature to the lab where she was a microscopy intern. Gillis had prepped the chameleon by dipping it in chemicals that rendered its skin and muscles transparent, then stained its bones and joints with dyes. Marchiondo focused her digital camera on different planes of the chameleon’s body and stitched together 32 images to create this single, crisp picture.

The image was a People’s Choice winner in the 2015 Vizzies competition.

NSF and Popular Science last week announced 2015 Vizzies winners. The Vizzies recognize the finest illustrations, photographs, videos, graphics and apps, whether produced by academic researchers, artists or hobbyists.