#it's tectum

[keepingitneutral]

Casa Taller, La Paisanita, Córdoba, Argentina,

Agustín Berzero Manuel González Veglia (TECTUM),

Federico Cairoli Photography

[lisamarie-vee]

[iddybittysnail]

heavy machinery sounds are like a heartbeat to me

[blogarteplus]

Desde Blog Arte Plus:

Casa Taller Paisanita en Argentina, por Tectum Arquitectura.

[ Acceder ]

[whats-in-a-sentence]

The outer surface of pollen grain cell walls exhibit a remarkable variety of sculptural features that play important ecological roles in the transfer of pollen from flower to flower (Figure 21.4A). Equally complex, however, are the multiple subsurface wall layers that provide a labyrinth of internal spaces where lipids and proteins may be deposited (Figure 21.4B).

"Plant Physiology and Development" int'l 6e - Taiz, L., Zeiger, E., Møller, I.M., Murphy, A.

[icaruspendragon]

eddie diaz reading poem after poem after poem looking for the words that describe how he feels. “i will love you if i never see you again, i will love you if i see you every tuesday” and “not to me. not if it’s you” and “stain them. i don’t care” and “no one has ever known you as i know you” and “my heart is so full of you i can hardly call it my own” and “i want to do with you what spring does with the cherry trees” and “it’s still you. it’s still you.” and “i think i wished for you all my life” and “i am prepared to be devastated by you” and “i would invent god if it made you happy” and “your love will be safe with me” and “you’ll never have to peel your own oranges again” and “i want you to eat well” and “the goodness inside of you is stronger than my fear” and “domine, non sum dignus ut intres sub tectum meum: sed tantum dic verbo et sanabitur anima mea” and “if you are intolerable let me be the one to tolerate you” and “everlasting. deathless.” but none of them are big enough to fit all of his love and so he says buck’s name and prays he knows what those four letters mean.

[strangenewwords]

This reminds me of cognitive psych, where we had to write a paper on how walking dead zombies would work. It was awesome.

My genetics prof is asking if spock could produce viable offspring. Star trek side of tumblr please help

( i know you guys have the answer to this)

[arc-hus]

Workshop House, La Paisanita, Argentina - Agustín Berzero & Manuel Gonzalez Veglia

[teatro-magico-solo-para-locos]

Domine, non sum dignus ut intres sub tectum meum, sed tantum dic verbo et sanabitur anima mea...

@teatro-magico-solo-para-locos

Católico

[eightspringdays]

mello would have "dómine, non sum dignus, ut intres sub tectum meum: sed tantum dic verbo, et sanábitur ánima mea" tattooed on his ribs on this essay i will-

[lisamarie-vee]

[handwerkstatt]

Die Dach-Taube (lat. tectum columbae handwerkstattii)

[musesreunite]

Since a couple of you asked, here’s the answer:

(Note: This is an alternate version of Susan that I came up with. Sort of related to the canon but with some changes) After the Doctor left her behind, Susan lived a long happy life with David. After David’s death, Susan regenerated into a new body and tried to return to Gallifrey. But she had to keep a low profile to avoid the Time Lords that were after her (one of the reasons why the Doctor and Susan left in the first place). Despite this, Susan wanted children of her own. She ran into Tectum, who would offer her grandfather’s dna to give her children. But it came at a price. After her children were born, they were taken away by the Time Lords to be raised by them. But this didn’t stop Susan from sneaking in to see her children, secretly taking them in her own stolen TARDIS. Going on adventures like her grandfather used to do. During the time war, it was Susan who broke the rules by taking her children out of Gallifrey. The Time Lords had them chased down, causing Cyrus, her second son to be lost in space. But she did manage to get Nomad and Rawya to an escape pod to land on Earth so they could live on her second home, Earth.

Whatever happened to Susan after that remains a mystery to this day…

[reddalek02]

From the pages of doctor who magazine”

Liberation of the daleks collects the official fourteen episode introductory story for the new doctor. David Tennant plays the new doctor, officially designated as number 14, but as he is the 15th regeneration since hartnell changed to troughton that makes him technically the 16th doctor. * see list at end! Anyway, this story takes place in the first hour of the new doctor's regeneration, starting with him entering the tardis after his regeneration at the end of the brilliant power of the doctor. The story is fun and well written by Alan barnes, a veteran of who comic strips. Lee Sullivan's art is exquisite throughout and this is a welcome addition to the doctor who magazine collections. The next collection out is the second Jodie book, one which is long overdue.

* regenerations. From the timeless child to the newest incarnation. A rough guide.

If we assume the first child we see is the original body and if we assume that each child we see tectum (not sure of the spelling!) with is consecutive then the doctor's time line becomes

The timeless child - original body

The timeless child - 1st regeneration

The timeless child - 2nd regeneration

The timeless child - 3rd regeneration

The timeless child - 4th regeneration

The timeless child - 5th regeneration

The timeless child - 6th regeneration

The timeless child - 7th regeneration this is the older child who we see joining the division. He is the first division agent doctor

Division agent doctor - multiple regenerations ending with the brain of morbius doctors:

Christopher Barry

Robert banks Stewart

Chris Baker

Philip hinchliffe

Douglas camfield

Graeme Harper

Robert Holmes

George gallaccio

Then...

Jo Martin

Two possible ways here. Jo Martin tries to run from division. She is eventually captured, regenerated and continues to work for division until granted retirement with the final face before hartnell which is George. Or jo is the final agent before hartnell, runs, gets captured and is granted retirement under conditions of memory wipe, which seems to be the answer as indicated in the Flux storyline of 2021. Either way...

The timeless doctor - post division retirement

The doctor 1st body post retirement - William hartnell

The doctor 1st regeneration post retirement - Patrick troughton

The doctor 2nd regeneration post retirement - jon pertwee

The doctor 3rd regeneration post retirement - Tom Baker

The doctor 4th regeneration post retirement - Peter davison

The doctor 5th regeneration post retirement - colin baker

The doctor 6th regeneration post retirement - Sylvester mccoy

The doctor 7th regeneration post retirement - Paul mcgann

The war doctor 8th regeneration post retirement - John hurt

The doctor 9th regeneration post retirement - Christopher eccleston (10th doctor)

The doctor 10th regeneration post retirement - David Tennant

The doctor partial 11th regeneration post retirement - David Tennant

Metacrisis human doctor remaining 11th regeneration energy - David Tennant

The doctor 12th regeneration post retirement - Matt smith (13th doctor)

The doctor/curator future regeneration post retirement - Tom baker

The doctor 13th regeneration post retirement - Peter capaldi

The doctor 14th regeneration post retirement - Jodie Whittaker

The doctor 15th regeneration post retirement - David Tennant

The doctor 16th regeneration post retirement - Ncuti gatwa (17th doctor)

The doctor's number has now been a bit of a moot point since the war doctor/Tennant second regeneration.

23rd November 2023

[rollingpenguin]

AND ONE MORE THING

I'm going to curse whoever picked this idiotic picture of cerebrum-cerebellum-tectum across metazoa groups and put it in the shit I got to study. IT'S SO IMPOSSIBLE TO UNDERSTAND. IT'S DEFINITELY NOT THE RIGHT PERSPECTIVE?! WHAT AM I LOOKING AT AND WHY DOES THE DESCRIPTION NOT EVEN MATCH IT

Good lord how do I even study this mess