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Cheeky boi

Agree!

anyway NO ONE should be a billionaire…..NO ONE should be allowed to hoard THAT much money when whole countries starve to death. If you think I’m bitter that’s fine but it’s the truth, I don’t make the rules

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She Tattooed Half Her Face And You’d Never Know It. Her Skills Are Just That Good. Meet Samira Omar.

The 17-year-old was the victim of a horrific bullying incident. A group of girls threw boiling water on her, leaving her badly burned and covered in scars and discoloration. 

She thought the physical scars would be with her forever — until she met Basma Hameed.

Basma Hameed runs a tattoo shop, of sorts — but her tattoo artistry doesn’t look like this:

it looks like this:

Basma is a paramedical tattoo specialist. Instead of tattooing vibrant, colorful designs, she uses special pigments that match the skin in order to conceal scars.

With Basma’s help, patients like Samira can see a dramatic decrease in their scar visibility and discoloration after a few treatments. She even offers free procedures for patients who are unable to afford treatment. That’s because Basma knows firsthand just how life-changing her work can be for those coping with painful scars left behind.

Click here to watch the full video and find out more about Basma’s practice, including how she became her very first patient.

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NSF’s IceCube points to cosmic ray source

On Sept. 22, 2017, a subatomic particle called a neutrino crashed into the center of a single ice molecule in Antarctica, setting off a flash of light that sent scientists scrambling.  The impact happened within NSF’s massive IceCube Neutrino Observatory at the agency’s Amundsen–Scott South Pole Station, and this event was particularly powerful.  The cubic-kilometer detector was designed to see these incredibly rare collisions, and IceCube immediately alerted researchers with nearly two dozen telescopes across the globe and in space to follow up and try to find the neutrino’s source.  And they did. The neutrino had been forged in a massive, matter-spitting galactic nucleus called a blazar, located nearly 4 billion light-years from Earth. 

The historic detection was announced in the journal Science on July 12, 2018, and at an NSF press conference.  

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