ruineshumaines:

FurniBloom

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newdart:

vikkeh:

lovewithalightsaber:

immorality:

caitlinl0uise:

bbriannakayee:

my brain just got fucked so hard.. omfg.

It’s people like these that change the fucking world for the better. This is incredibly genius.

So, so brilliant.

FUCKKKKKK 

I NEED THIS.

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electrophilic:

Here’s an online library of over 400 free courses in the liberal arts and sciences. You can download them to your computer/mp3 player/etc

stfuconfederates:

deliciouskaek:

mehreenkasana:

mehreenkasana:

Always good to explore and learn.

Good to see how it’s reached many folks. Here’s a reblog in case you’re looking for free courses and help for academics or independent research.

this might be the best thing i’ve ever seen

yes and also hell yes

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creamofunicorn:

Awesome color !

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hono-lua:

omfg this is so cute

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truculentbeaver:

loweryi:

arrogantlampshade:

1. Nacreous Clouds

2. Mammatus Clouds

3. Altocumulus Castelanus

4. Noctilucent Clouds

5. Mushroom Clouds

6. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz

7. Lenticular Clouds

8. Roll Clouds

9. Shelf Clouds

10. Stratocumulus Clouds

clouds are cool guys

as are other atmospheric phenomena

MAMMATUS MAMMATUS

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scollywhop:

holyfuckingshit.

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thegreenurbanist:

Chicago, #5 on Bicycle Magazine’s ‘Top 50 Bike-Friendly Cities’

“Population: 2,695,598 

When former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel took over as mayor in 2010, he brought with him Washington’s forward-thinking former transportation director, Gabe Klein, and an ambitious agenda to reinvigorate Chicago’s bike network. The Streets for Cycling 2020 plan calls for the installation of 100 miles of separated bike lanes over the next four years, a commitment local bike advocates refer to as “staggering.” 

There’s already a lot to love. A protected bike lane on Kinzie Street was installed in just six weeks; cyclists now account for 51 percent of the traffic during rush hour. Other funded projects include turning an elevated railway into a bike path and expanding the bike-share system to 5,000 bikes. During Chicago’s Bike the Drive event each May, thousands of cyclists flock to Lake Shore Drive for a car-free 30-mile ride.”

Photo: Martha Williams [of bikefancy.com]