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I want a big bowl for bath

I want a big bowl for bath

(Source: designed-for-life)

Happy Easter!

Happy Easter!


laughingsquid:

Why Do We Play Games? by Vsauce

Play is fun when you know you can always come back to it.

thecakebar:

Healthy way to do Starbucks!


If you find yourself wandering into your local Starbucks for a creamy, icy drink, check out which menu picks you should pass on and which you can feel good sipping.

Yes anything caffeinated is good (: especially on Monday!

First love by Paragon

First love by Paragon


Dearest Sun, 

I miss you ever so much. Won’t you please come back to me?

With love, 
~a

Dearest Sun,

I miss you ever so much. Won’t you please come back to me?

With love,
~a


sosuperawesome:

Wandering in the Woods, Oer-Wout

Miss you

Sleepless

Can’t sleep again…


In Flanders Fields

In Flanders Fields


Just when you think you’ve seen it all and then Harding Meyer came along.

Just when you think you’ve seen it all and then Harding Meyer came along.

(Source: hardingmeyer)

devidsketchbook:

WOMEN ARE HEROES | BRAZIL

Inside Out Project - Street artist JR 

Moro de Providencia is a place of which the name has become synonymous for violence in Rio de Janeiro. However the reason this favela (shantytown) located in the center of Rio appeared on television screens in August 2008 wasn’t the regular scenes of clashes between drug dealers and the police but to present the art exhibition Women. In order to pay tribute to those who play an essential role in society but who are the primary victims of war , crime, rape and political or religious fanaticism, JR pasted huge photos of the faces and eyes of local women all over the outside of the favela, suddenly giving a female gaze to both the hill and the favela.

How inspiring!

(via 2headedsnake)

I’m wishing for sleep again
~a

pulmonaire:

Straw Sculptures by Sang Sik Hong

How amazing is this?

laughingsquid:

Everything on the Internet Gets Stolen. Here’s How You Should Feel About That.

laughingsquid:

Everything on the Internet Gets Stolen. Here’s How You Should Feel About That.

There’s a crisis of access in this country,” says Richard Baraniuk, a computer and electrical engineering professor at Rice University. He’s talking about the rapidly increasing cost of college education, which includes not only tuition, but also room and board, class fees and, yes, textbooks. Estimates of how much students spend on textbooks in a given year vary widely, but most colleges’ financial aid websites peg the cost at about $1,000. Baraniuk thinks that cost should be reduced to zero. He’s been part of the open-source educational movement since 1999, when he grew frustrated with the book he was using in his electrical engineering class. He considered writing a book himself but had an epiphany as he learned more about the open-source operating system Linux. “I realized that we could take the same ideas–namely, modularity…and open-sourcedness, making it free and remixable–and apply that not just to software but to textbooks.
Free Open Source Textbooks Growing in Popularity in College Classes | Business | TIME.com (via markcoatney)

Just like every other form of social order, education system desperately needs reformation.

(via poptech)

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