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Smoking room ceiling

cianidebs:

have a nice ride to heaven on Flickr.

bektisan:

1987, January : Born Cattolica, Italy
2002 : Wins the European 125cc title
2008, June: Wins his first 250cc race at the Italian GP
2008, October : Wins the 250cc World Championship
2009 : Finishes third in the 250cc World Championship
2010 : Moves up to MotoGP class riding for Honda
2011, June :…

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pray

xr-size

(Source: buttfactory, via sleepingtigers)

eco-soul:

omg thats amazing

sepur-sepuran…tuuut..tuuut…tuuut…

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c-h-a-o-s:

pleasure {on explore} (by Nulka)

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skeletales:

black-wolves: Helpme! (by filalalana)

ampuuuuuuunnnnn………

today:

Can you hear him now? Longest dog ears in the world

asu apa kampret ya???

sciencecenter:

Blood test can tell sex of a fetus at 7 weeks

A blood test can reliably tell a mother-to-be whether to expect a boy or girl as early as seven weeks into pregnancy, according to anew analysis published today in theJournal of the American Medical Association. The test can distinguish the sex of a fetus up to three months earlier than an ultrasound can, and doesn’t carry the slight risk of miscarriage that accompanies invasive tests such asamniocentesis.

The test works by detecting tiny bits of fetal DNA floating through an expectant mom’s bloodstream. In particular, the test looks for little fragments of a Y chromosome, which only males have. Some Y chromosome DNA in the blood sample means it’s a boy; none means it’s a girl.

Of course, this method isn’t perfect. The test could fail to recognize a minute amount of male DNA in a sample, or mistakenly detect a bit of a Y chromosome where there isn’t.So, the researchers set out to determine just how accurate this test was. They analyzed all the data from 57 previous studies of the technique, looking at a combined total of more than 6,500 pregnancies. At 7 to 12 weeks, the researchers found, the test determined the sex of a fetus with 95% accuracy. At 20 weeks, the test got it right 99% of the time.