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25th May 2013

Quote reblogged from Wyoh: hand play with 8 notes

don’t cry
don’t raise your eyes
it’s only teenage wasteland

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25th May 2013

Photoset reblogged from A Day in the Life with 6,039 notes

30 Days of The Ponds | Day 20: Favorite badass moment.

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25th May 2013

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thewandersome:

CEO Who Hates His Title

Climbing mountains and living on the beach, Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia Outdoor Clothing, had no intention of being one of the most successful people in his industry. However, he has used his title and his company to do more than just tell southern frat apparel. Chouinard has driven environmental campaigns, started one of the first maternity leave programs, and changed the way we look at business. It’s people like Chouinard that make us realize that doing big business with a soul, while incredibly difficult, is possible. 

I highly recommend reading what the Wall Street Journal had to say about Chouinard: 

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303513404577352221465986612.html#project%3DSLIDESHOW08%26s%3DSB10001424052702303592404577360852436152314%26articleTabs%3Darticle

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25th May 2013

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discoverynews:

Into Reality: Top Star Trek Warp Speed Concepts
J.J. Abrams’ second Star Trek outing “Into Darkness” will hit movie screens this week, no doubt packed with excitement, explosions, mind-melding Vulcans and phasers set to stun. But there will also be the USS Enterprise traveling faster than the speed of light, carving up the vast expanses of interstellar space as if it was a short jaunt to the shops.
Over the years, warping spacetime has become more than a sci-fi notion, however. Star Trek may have popularized the mode of space transportation with Captain Kirk at the helm in the 1960s original series, but today, there are some serious efforts underway to establish whether spacetime can be warped in a useful way. Could warpships really be the future of zippy space travel? Or should the very notion of warp speed be resigned to the darkness of interstellar space? Read more

discoverynews:

Into Reality: Top Star Trek Warp Speed Concepts

J.J. Abrams’ second Star Trek outing “Into Darkness” will hit movie screens this week, no doubt packed with excitement, explosions, mind-melding Vulcans and phasers set to stun. But there will also be the USS Enterprise traveling faster than the speed of light, carving up the vast expanses of interstellar space as if it was a short jaunt to the shops.

Over the years, warping spacetime has become more than a sci-fi notion, however. Star Trek may have popularized the mode of space transportation with Captain Kirk at the helm in the 1960s original series, but today, there are some serious efforts underway to establish whether spacetime can be warped in a useful way. Could warpships really be the future of zippy space travel? Or should the very notion of warp speed be resigned to the darkness of interstellar space? Read more

25th May 2013

Photo reblogged from Bolder cat with 43 notes

janellyville:

Jessie Palomino attempting Bang On
Black Mountain, California

janellyville:

Jessie Palomino attempting Bang On

Black Mountain, California

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25th May 2013

Photoset reblogged from A Day in the Life with 1,476 notes

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25th May 2013

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25th May 2013

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25th May 2013

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treehugger:

“This building puts 4,450 households on two acres and it is actually designed with energy conservation in mind. By going huge they are getting tremendous manufacturing efficiencies; by going vertical they get the kind of repetition that makes it affordable. By going half a mile high and 220 stories they are going to get noticed.”
That is Lloyd Alter describing the sustainable case for what will be the world’s tallest building. See more pictures and a video here: One Building, One City: World’s tallest prefab, Sky City, is breaking ground in June

treehugger:

“This building puts 4,450 households on two acres and it is actually designed with energy conservation in mind. By going huge they are getting tremendous manufacturing efficiencies; by going vertical they get the kind of repetition that makes it affordable. By going half a mile high and 220 stories they are going to get noticed.”

That is Lloyd Alter describing the sustainable case for what will be the world’s tallest building. See more pictures and a video here: One Building, One City: World’s tallest prefab, Sky City, is breaking ground in June

Source: treehugger.com

24th May 2013

Photoset reblogged from The Art of M:tG with 35 notes

theartofmtg:

Wee Dragonauts by Greg Staples

24th May 2013

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itsbellsie:

AAH I love this place, used to go hiking there with my parents all the time

itsbellsie:

AAH I love this place, used to go hiking there with my parents all the time

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24th May 2013

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24th May 2013

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mental-physical-migration:

granitegrind:

Night nurse, 5.12c

That rock looks so neat. I definitely want to get down to Sedona to climb this year.

mental-physical-migration:

granitegrind:

Night nurse, 5.12c

That rock looks so neat. I definitely want to get down to Sedona to climb this year.

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24th May 2013

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sadbutt420:

god fucin damit

sadbutt420:

god fucin damit

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24th May 2013

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Princess Mononoke Kodama