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Do you know of any good art websites?here are some of my favorite non-tumblr art sites and blogs (in no particular order):
- ARTchipel (on Tumblr)
- Colossal
- I Need A Guide
- Empty Kingdom
- Collabcubed
- Design Boom
- Design Milk
- Junk Culture (on Tumblr)
Thank you :)
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My chemical romance have recently announced their breakup after over a decade of being together. Many hearts will be broken.
:,(
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Kurt Cobain’s daughter Frances Bean
Kinda hot ;)
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Windows 8 Commercial - Makeup
Yes girls, it is this easy
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Sunrise in Paris
from here
My daughter would love this :)
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Sun Setting Through Muir Woods Redwoods
Go to Muir Woods right before sunset if you can. Its calming and inspiring.
(Muir Woods, California - 5/2013)
Beautiful :)
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nrdc:
Hundreds of polar bears are killed and sold each year on the world market.
Send a message: Urge Prime Minister David Cameron to stand up for polar bears.
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npr:
Liberals are split over fiscal cliff negotiations: Obama is either a “wimp” who blinked or a pragmatist who won big.
— Liz Halloran @NPRLiz
Which means he got it right down the middle….which might be the best we can hope for, considering the state of our government.
I also think it is exemplary of the position he champions..of unifying our divides in the form of compromise. Its obvious what the Republicans want…and I can’t blame them, its their nature, and their frame of mind. But as long as they are both continually working towards agreement, and finding compromise between their two respective opinions, I can be satisfied.
if only they could do so a little less dramatically….
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nrdc:
Fracking in Pennsylvania
The use of hydraulic fracturing has opened up oil and gas resources in many parts of the country where drilling was not previously occurring. These wells are drilled near our homes, schools, and offices—but information about them is not always readily accessible or publicly available.We need to have better information about the effects of drilling on our health, land and quality of life. Click on this map to launch an interactive version that shows what data is and, more importantly, is not available to the people who live near these wells.
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