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Case For Sunscreen of the Day: This man is 69 years old.
He drove a truck for 28 years.
The premature aging from sun damage to the left side of his face is extensive enough to warrant a feature in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Trucker or not, don’t forget your sunscreen.
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that’s kinda freaky looking…](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4y30jcfVY1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Case For Sunscreen of the Day: This man is 69 years old.
He drove a truck for 28 years.
The premature aging from sun damage to the left side of his face is extensive enough to warrant a feature in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Trucker or not, don’t forget your sunscreen.
[gizmodo]
that’s kinda freaky looking…
A polar bear smells a seal under the ice. Fortunately for the seal, the ice is thick enough. (Planet Earth Live - BBC)
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“Totally worth it.” -Trees
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Yearbook Quote of the Day: Eight high school seniors with the last name Nguyen joined forces to bring us the year’s best yearbook quote:
We know what you’re thinking, and no, we’re not related!
(Embiggen.)
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Yearbook Quote of the Day: Eight high school seniors with the last name Nguyen joined forces to bring us the year’s best yearbook quote:
We know what you’re thinking, and no, we’re not related!
You’ve been eating cupcakes wrong your whole life
Keep scrolling. Your world will be changed forever, I promise. Teach it to your children and they’ll teach it to their children and in a few generations, we’ll have a worldwide Utopia. You’re welcome.
Black wolves do not occur naturally. A 2008 study at Stanford University found that the mutation responsible for black fur occurs only in dogs, so black wolves are the result of gray wolves breeding back with domestic canines. The mutation is a dominant trait, like dark hair in humans, and is passed down to the majority of offspring. It is not entirely clear what benefit black fur has for the animals; they do not seem to be more successful hunters, but do show a marked improvement in immunity to certain infections.
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Linspiration of the Day: Remember Jeremy Lin, of February’s “Linsanity” fame? Stuyvesant High School‘s Class of 2012 asked him to speak at commencement, and though he couldn’t make it in person, the injured point guard obliged the graduates with a video response in which he… raps.
if he came to speak at my grad… oh lord
Linspiration of the Day: Remember Jeremy Lin, of February’s “Linsanity” fame? Stuyvesant High School‘s Class of 2012 asked him to speak at commencement, and though he couldn’t make it in person, the injured point guard obliged the graduates with a video response in which he… raps.
if he came to speak at my grad… oh lord
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Burger King Announcement of the Day: Burger King said today that it will begin buying eggs only from farms that don’t cage their hens — and similarly, pork only from producers that don’t use gestation stalls to confine sows — with a plan to complete the transition by 2017. The decision is the first of its kind by a global fast food industry giant, and comes amid recent undercover investigations by animal rights activists and concessions from major companies.
“So many tens of thousands of animals will now be in better living conditions,” said Wayne Pacelle, president of the Humane Society of the United States. “Numerically this is significant because Burger King is such a big purchaser of these products.”
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Burger King Announcement of the Day: Burger King said today that it will begin buying eggs only from farms that don’t cage their hens — and similarly, pork only from producers that don’t use gestation stalls to confine sows — with a plan to complete the transition by 2017. The decision is the first of its kind by a global fast food industry giant, and comes amid recent undercover investigations by animal rights activists and concessions from major companies.
“So many tens of thousands of animals will now be in better living conditions,” said Wayne Pacelle, president of the Humane Society of the United States. “Numerically this is significant because Burger King is such a big purchaser of these products.”
[nydn]
Ingredients of life
Illustrations of Chemical compounds by Rex
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