Your Cat Is Adorable! Odd, But Adorable.  This Reminds Me Of A Parakeet I Had Years Ago. Kiwi Would

Please Support The Shark Dentition DNA Project

From Ralph Collier We have completed Phase 1 of our DNA project and have now reached a critical juncture in Phase 2 which will be a completely non-invasive method of obtaining a DNA profile from an Elasmobranch, but we need your help. Please Donate Here [x]

This is a ‘Thank you’. Inspired by the countless stories sent to me by shelter workers and volunteers.  

In contrast, all my husband and I had to do was sign a form. Our competence to choose the outcome of our embryo was never questioned. There were no mandatory lectures on gestation, no requirement that I be explicitly told that personhood begins at conception or that I view a picture of a day-five embryo. There was no compulsory waiting period for me to reconsider my decision. In fact, no state imposes these restrictions — so common for abortion patients — on patients with frozen embryos. With rare exceptions, the government doesn’t interfere with an IVF patient’s choices except to resolve disagreements between couples. The disparity between how the law treats abortion patients and IVF patients reveals an ugly truth about abortion restrictions: that they are often less about protecting life than about controlling women’s bodies. Both IVF and abortion involve the destruction of fertilized eggs that could potentially develop into people. But only abortion concerns women who have had sex that they don’t want to lead to childbirth. Abortion restrictions use unwanted pregnancy as a punishment for “irresponsible sex” and remind women of the consequences of being unchaste: If you didn’t want to endure a mandatory vaginal ultrasound , you shouldn’t have had sex in the first place .

Fertility clinics destroy embryos all the time. Why aren’t conservatives after them?

(via azspot)

Think I broke my hand I hit reblog so fast

(via artedish)

Tim Ecott

Danny Williams || 6.02 “Lehu a Lehu”

Stargate SG-1 Meme: six relationships [5/6] Janet & Sam

Sisters in Arms: Two strong women and officers in a male-centered Air Force that became best friends. 

Previous entries

If you ever catch me staring, I am:

1) admiring your piercing/tattoo/hairstyle/outfit

2) trying to figure out if I know you

3) think you’re gorgeous and can’t help myself

I loved that scene! John we love you just the way you are! 

I like this! Explains their relationship perfectly! ^_^

McKAY: OK. We think we’ve found a way to uncouple the nanite cells from Elizabeth’s cells. We create a distraction. What were the nanites originally designed to do? DEX: Fight the Wraith. McKAY: Exactly. So that’s what we’ll get them to do now. We think by implanting a small amount of Wraith tissue into Doctor Weir’s body… the nanite cells will essentially attack it. They have to - it’s what they are programmed to do, which will draw them away from Elizabeth’s cells, effectively unbinding them….that’s all we need; momentary distraction to draw them away from her so we can zap ‘em with the E.M. pulse. 

Ronon Dex’s patience is tested by #McKayXplanation. Stargate Atlantis 3.06 The Real World