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vttract:

this was my favorite part of the movie

vttract:

this was my favorite part of the movie

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Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Black Tongue


indiexmusic:

Honestly, if you don’t like James Blake’s Retrograde, I don’t know what’s wrong with you. Maybe this killer remix from Budo will change your mind up on that?

gnarlyful:

we drink out of those at home

gnarlyful:

we drink out of those at home

gamefreaksnz:

The Last of Us: 19 pieces of apocalyptic artwork

Naughty Dog has released a huge gallery of beautiful concept artwork that reveals the bleak, desolate world that they’ve created for their new PS3-exclusive.

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laughingsquid:

Ten Rules For Dating My Daughter Shirt

jtotheizzoe:

PAY ATTENTION!!! The new episode of It’s Okay To Be Smart is all about how our brain deals with information overload.

It seems like every week someone tells us how the internet and the digital age are overloading our brains. Sure, sometimes it feels like we’re being fed more information than we can handle, and that we’re paying attention to the wrong things. Are we giving our brain a fair shot? I mean, it’s a pretty powerful device.

I explore some science that show how paying attention can definitely blind us to the world, but also some science about how paying attention can be a very helpful thing.

Oh and special cameos by Hank Green and Mike Rugnetta! Make sure to subscribe to It’s Okay To Be Smart on YouTube so you don’t miss an episode/

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superheavysellout:

Stunning shots of protestors tonight in the streets of Rio de Janeiro.

Images via: Patricia Ferreira and Natasha Vianna

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malboro-man:

Every revolution begins with a spark. 

What’s happening in Brazil? Well, we’re fighting for our rights. Our country has one of the worst education/transportation/health care public system in the world, and we pay extremely expensive taxes for shitty services! The government sent police officers to stop PACIFIC MANIFESTATIONS, there were a lot of people hurt, and the media shows us as VANDALS! We’re not vandals, we are citizens fighting for what’s ours. The WORLD CUP is happening here next year, and the gorvenment spent billions of reais on it, while people live in misery! We fight for a better country, we fight for what we believe in.  #VEMPRARUA !

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