ROSALIND FRANKLIN SOCKS MEDIC No dog is born bad

No dog is born bad and if you've ever met a dog we'd bet they were happy as can be

She believed if she thought about it hard enough she could taste the sweet candy cloud

Style and feet go together like hope and change with this addition to our historical figure collection

military facilities and homeless shelters

They may have died out thousands of years ago

ROSALIND FRANKLIN SOCKS MEDIC No dog is born badWhen a trio of male scientists won the Nobel Prize in 1962 for discovering the structure of DNA, they owed much of their success to a colleague named Rosalind Franklin. Trained as a chemist and X ray crystallographer, Franklin directed part of the research team, and was especially brilliant when it came to microscopic imaging. Photo 51, an X ray diffraction image that was taken under her supervision, is considered one of the most significant