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1 hour ago on 19 May 2013    via toewsies   originally from wndrlusts

bennetwilcox:

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welcome to europe

10 hours ago on 18 May 2013    via sadfacedleo   originally from bennetwilcox

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“There was just…a little smudge”

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jjabramsed:

Shooting Michael B. Jordan from Fruitvale Station in Cannes. (x)

jjabramsed:

Shooting Michael B. Jordan from Fruitvale Station in Cannes. (x)

16 hours ago on 18 May 2013    via jjabramsed   originally from jjabramsed


Moscow, Russia by Sergey Alimov

Moscow, Russia by Sergey Alimov

16 hours ago on 18 May 2013    via sadfacedleo   originally from allthingseurope


Berlin: East/West division as seen at night from the International Space Station

Berlin: East/West division as seen at night from the International Space Station

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16 hours ago on 18 May 2013    via futurisms   originally from theeuropeanpost
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“I think that would be the best one. With us in our 70s. I would just be incredibly happy if we were that old and still friends and still interested in the same subject matter. That would be pretty exciting.”

—Ethan Hawke

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1 day ago on 17 May 2013    via curlybeach   originally from dv-influxing

1 day ago on 17 May 2013    via withasingleballoon   originally from phillippecoutinho


I Hate Selfies by Monica Ramos 

#art  
1 day ago on 17 May 2013    via tiltwithlips   originally from anniewerner

augustmiller:

Buckminster Fuller’s “Dymaxion Map” turns many of our assumptions about world maps on end, for considerable benefit; landmasses experience the least distortion of any projection, and are almost entirely contiguous. Furthermore, it folds into a perfect icosahedron, for viewing in the round.
The boldness and sensibility that were stifled by convention in cartography are released here, with a long, thoughtful creative process, fueled by a life of practicality.

augustmiller:

Buckminster Fuller’s “Dymaxion Map” turns many of our assumptions about world maps on end, for considerable benefit; landmasses experience the least distortion of any projection, and are almost entirely contiguous. Furthermore, it folds into a perfect icosahedron, for viewing in the round.

The boldness and sensibility that were stifled by convention in cartography are released here, with a long, thoughtful creative process, fueled by a life of practicality.

1 day ago on 17 May 2013    via oxbridge   originally from augustmiller


If you want to kill yourself, kill what you don’t like.  I had an old self that I killed. You can kill yourself too, but that doesn’t mean you got to stop living.
 Vargus, Archie’s Final Project

If you want to kill yourself, kill what you don’t like.  I had an old self that I killed. You can kill yourself too, but that doesn’t mean you got to stop living.

 Vargus, Archie’s Final Project

#OH.  
1 day ago on 17 May 2013    via presumably   originally from whitepaperquotes


Bérénice Bejo and Tahar Rahim for Telerama Magazine.

Bérénice Bejo and Tahar Rahim for Telerama Magazine.

1 day ago on 17 May 2013    via reinevictoria   originally from reinevictoria
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