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thedailywhat:

Early Bird Special: Meet Lotte, whose filmmaker dad got her to ham for the camera once a week from birth to age 12, then turned the footage into this gem of a time lapse video. Stunning.

i’m taking my baby girl out for her 18th birthday tonight. God, this kills me….

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Are You Called or Codependant?

nickbogardus:

Great post on Harvard Business Review:

If the work becomes more about satisfying a pathology than actually making progress, that’s going to affect our progress. Thomas Merton, the Christian Mystic, wrote, “There is a pervasive form of contemporary violence to which the idealist fighting for peace by non-violent methods most easily succumbs: activism and overwork.” Merton was right, and not just about nonviolent protests. His thinking applies to every idealistic cause. He concludes by saying, “to surrender oneself to too many demands, to commit oneself to too many projects, to want to help everyone with everything, is to succumb to violence…The frenzy of the activist neutralises his work for peace.”

HT: John Bryson & Darrin Patrick

This is a tough question that needs to be asked of anyone that finds satisfaction in charitable work, not so much in the accomplishment of your goals, but in the struggle itself. God, help me; I am in pursuit of the balance in which Thomas Merton wrote, “Charity is a self-interest which seeks fulfillment in the renunciation of all its interests.”

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the butcher
and other work from designer/illustrator Alex Perez. 

the butcher

and other work from designer/illustrator Alex Perez

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pure rock and roll.
more pictures at retronaut

pure rock and roll.

more pictures at retronaut

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rainy day.

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In early 1965, LIFE photographer Bill Ray (pictured here with the camera) and writer Joe Bride spent several weeks with a gang that, to this day, serves as a living, brawling embodiment of our schizoid relationship with the rebel: the Hells Angels.
… man, this is for real crazy.

In early 1965, LIFE photographer Bill Ray (pictured here with the camera) and writer Joe Bride spent several weeks with a gang that, to this day, serves as a living, brawling embodiment of our schizoid relationship with the rebel: the Hells Angels.

… man, this is for real crazy.

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lazy…

lazy…

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this is pretty funny. also a good idea for my bros that still think beards are cool. high five for the party song at the end, but these are my preferred blades: feathers

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life:

On this day in LIFE Magazine… Weightless Airmen in Space Test
See related: In Praise of the Lunar Model

The other article is KILLING me! The past’s fantastic lure?!? I know, right??

life:

On this day in LIFE Magazine… Weightless Airmen in Space Test

See related: In Praise of the Lunar Model

The other article is KILLING me! The past’s fantastic lure?!? I know, right??

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8bitmania:

Double Dragon in real life
8-Bit Art: ‘Video Games vs Real Life’ Series by Aled Lewis

8bitmania:

Double Dragon in real life

8-Bit Art: ‘Video Games vs Real Life’ Series by Aled Lewis

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vintage soviet anti-drinking posters

via retronaut

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Minimalist posters explain complex philosophical concepts with basic shapes by Genís CarrerasThe posters are also available for purchase via society6.