(Source: mendonthitgirls)
Over the last several years, I’ve had the pleasure of working with Dr. Maysam Ghovanloo on the Data Safety Monitoring Board for the clinical trials of the Tongue-Drive System. This is a system that allows persons with quadriplegia to perform a variety of computer-aided tasks—including operating their wheelchairs—by changing the position of a magnet incased in jewelry worn in a tongue piercing.
I’ve written an article about the experience that has been published by BME News and will also be included in the summer 2012 issue of The Point: The Journal of the Professional Piercers, available for download at safepiercing.org starting June 1.
This is what we call love
He is so sexy o.O
This is maurice
My little duck my boyfriend give me
My friend new tattoo
I was walking in the forest. Then i saw a cuty little squirell. I didnt see the rock on the ground
