mattedits:

samreich:

Genius co-workers.

My coworkers are funnier than yours. 

For those of us who watch breaking bad. aaaahhhhahahaha

(Source: jennyjay)

invisiblestories:

Effterklang, “Modern Drift”

mills:

In a crowd of strangers, one feels somehow identifiable as even stranger: as the one for whom any eye contact is an occasion for momentary panic, as the one who isn’t sure where to stand, as the one who cannot piece together what everyone else inexplicably knows: which lines lead to which…

I’m going out tonight.

kratlee:

this morning’s fog.

Sister’s Photography. so good.

dreaminginthedeepsouth:

“I refuse to do drive-through. I am not a grazer, I am not a cow. You eat. You sit down. You put a napkin there. And it has to have the colors. If you’re having a steak then you’ll have a little carrots because it’s really yellow, and it looks good. And maybe a little broccoli. So that the plate —…

interesting

(Source: pbs.org)

killerbeesting:

martha holmes - angiola sartorio’s dance school, maine, 1948

npr:

The United Nations says today symbolically marks the moment when the world’s population reaches 7 billion. A little more than two centuries ago, the global population was 1 billion. How did it grow so big so fast? With the help of a sound montage and video, it gets a little easier to see how the Earth can produce that kind of a crowd.

Watch our video: 7 Billion: How Did We Get So Big So Fast

Photo: Adam Cole, Maggie Starbard / NPR

invisiblestories:

“Tell me about yourself, when you have nothing better to do. Work as much as you can: that is still the best way. The moral of Candide, ‘we must cultivate our gardens,’ must be must be the rule for people like us, those ‘who haven’t found the answer.’ Does one, in fact, ever find it? And when one does, one seeks something else.”

-Flaubert, in a letter to Amélie Bosque 

nelmezzodelcammin and mythologyofblue)

Photograph by Valéry Lorenzo

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lalbatros:

Cannonball Adderley – Autumn Leaves (Somethin’ Else, 1958)

One of the great alto saxophonists, Cannonball Adderley had an exuberant and happy sound that communicated immediately to listeners. His intelligent presentation of his music (often explaining what he and his musicians were going to play) helped make him one of the most popular of all jazzmen…

todays-song:

Little Dragon
- Ritual Union

holla holla holla

mills:

Here he is: the child who sees himself as a camera would, who believes that an audience of hidden observers awaits the slightest signs of wit manifest in his doodles and daydreams, an audience which will demand that he be elected to the stage, to some high-culture Star Search, to a status of…

dreaminginthedeepsouth:

Energy, Bird Storm Silhuette, Kakadu National Park (by BRJ INC.)

BBC Bang - Energy
Through the abstract use of the birds acting as energetic particles in a medium, one can begin to understand the basic meanings of temperature and other related energy terms. The birds seem to fly almost at random as they use evasive tactics as the Sea eagles lurk near by. Their sporadic movement mimics energetic particles and therefore helps people to understand the meaning of energy.

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