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david hooper?

david hooper?

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Character Corner: King of the Hill - The Best of Dale Gribble (Part 2) (by PlasmaKong2)

Dale Gribble aka Rusty Shackleford, was a real quirky character. Based on both Hunter S. Thompson and William S. Burroughs, his particular blend of eccentricities made him stand out in the refreshingly subtle Texan comedy of King of the Hill. Conspiracy theorist. Exterminator. Smoker. Gun nut. Sometimes bounty hunter. And always entertaining in his especially paranoid, dim-witted, rude, and cowardly ways. Sure he didn’t know his son wasn’t his but he knew about “The Beast”.

skitterypigeon: hotsugar: Last night I hung out with Noah & watched him perform live on network TV. We were rly high & IRL Noah was laughing hysterically @ TV Noah during this part. !!!

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hotsugar:

Last night I hung out with Noah & watched him perform live on network TV. We were rly high & IRL Noah was laughing hysterically @ TV Noah during this part.

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I have so many of his status updates saved as screen shots. he is amazing 

I have so many of his status updates saved as screen shots.

he is amazing 

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producermatthew: Cupertino high school student Angela Zhang may know the cure for cancer: As a freshman, she started reading doctoral-level papers on biological engineering. By her sophomore year in high school, she managed to convince Stanford University to let her use their laboratories, and by junior year, she began doing her own research that led her to develop a recipe that boggles even her chemistry teacher. Zhang’s recipe won her a $100,000 award at a national science competition sponsored by Siemens. Her method of curing cancer by aiming an infrared light at mutated cells killed cancer in mice; it will be a few more years before it can be determined if the method works in humans. Nevertheless, Zhang’s three years of research is considered a breakthrough. [CBS News]

producermatthew:

Cupertino high school student Angela Zhang may know the cure for cancer: As a freshman, she started reading doctoral-level papers on biological engineering. By her sophomore year in high school, she managed to convince Stanford University to let her use their laboratories, and by junior year, she began doing her own research that led her to develop a recipe that boggles even her chemistry teacher.

Zhang’s recipe won her a $100,000 award at a national science competition sponsored by Siemens.

Her method of curing cancer by aiming an infrared light at mutated cells killed cancer in mice; it will be a few more years before it can be determined if the method works in humans. Nevertheless, Zhang’s three years of research is considered a breakthrough. [CBS News]

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mad-as-a-marine-biologist: Golden tortoise beetle [Charidotella sexpunctata] by Chime Tsetan They can change color, looking initially like tiny jewels, or golden ladybugs, but can alter the reflectivity of the cuticle so the outer layers become clear, revealing a ladybug type of red coloring with black spots. This color change is accomplished by microscopic valves controlling the moisture levels under the shell.  The golden snitch

mad-as-a-marine-biologist:

Golden tortoise beetle [Charidotella sexpunctata] by Chime Tsetan

They can change color, looking initially like tiny jewels, or golden ladybugs, but can alter the reflectivity of the cuticle so the outer layers become clear, revealing a ladybug type of red coloring with black spots. This color change is accomplished by microscopic valves controlling the moisture levels under the shell. 

The golden snitch

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