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eidolithos:

The God’s Complex/ The Name of The Doctor
I think i figured this out! The Doctor saw John Hurt in his room in The God’s Complex

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reflectionsofabritishmuslimah:

It’s crazy when you just stop and actually look at what’s happening

For over a decade, the media has been injecting islamophobia and xenophobia into the population

US and UK governments are interfering in other countries and responsible for killing many innocents

Radicals use the government’s…

canadian-space-agency:

May 17, 2013

An update on Chris Hadfield’s condition
by Raffi Kuyumjian, CSA’s Chief Medical Officer and Hadfield’s Flight Surgeon

Chris’ readaptation is going well and he continues to improve on a daily basis. His walk is more and more confident, the dizziness he…

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ifuckedmadsmikkelsen:

suchagaymer:

jerkidiot:

if you eat a chicken and egg sandwich, you’re basically eating one thing at different times of its life

like when you eat a baby and an elderly person at the same time.

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finniks-sugar-cube:

bunny omg!!! I want one

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odetotheponds:

“There is a time to live, and a time to sleep. You are an echo, River. Like Clara, like all of us. In the end, my fault, I know. But you should have faded by now.”

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The best way to a man’s heart is through the fifth left intercostal space at the midclavicular line

cranquis:

So about… right… here?

:)

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wayfaringmd:

Never seen the word “gigantic” in official medical documentation before…

For those not super familiar with anatomy, that gray blob on the right is a kidney. The thick dark line it is connected to is the renal artery, which feeds into the abdominal aorta. The section at the top of the pic is the normal size of an abdominal aorta.

The giant blob below is a BIG @$$ aneurysm that extends down the iliacs. On cross section CT, that thing looked like a baby’s head. It was 10cm (normal is around 2-3cm). As you can see from the surgeon’s dictation, the diagnosis was not just any run of the mill AAA, but a gigantic one.

Also, the patient did just fine in surgery.

qozxe:

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