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cac-tus: Cactus: Pseudolobivia kermesinaBook: ‘Kakteen in...

Tue, 11 Jun 2013 07:54:20 -0400

cac-tus:

Cactus: Pseudolobivia kermesina
Book: ‘Kakteen in Hydrokultur’ by Neumann Verlag Leipzig . Radebeul

thenextstation: Tomorrow night I shall sleep under Southern...

Fri, 07 Jun 2013 12:38:06 -0400

thenextstation:

Tomorrow night I shall sleep under Southern stars again.

"You were last seen walking through a field of pianos. No. A museum of mouths. In the kitchen of a..."

Thu, 06 Jun 2013 20:28:48 -0400

“You were last seen walking through a field of pianos. No. A museum of mouths. In the kitchen of a bustling restaurant, cracking eggs and releasing doves. No. Eating glow worms and waltzing past my bedroom. Last seen riding the subway, literally, straddling its metal back, clutching electrical cables as reins. You were wearing a dress made out of envelopes and stamps, this was how you travelled. I was the mannequin in the storefront window you could have sworn moved. The library card in the book you were reading until that dog trotted up and licked your face. The cookie with two fortunes. The one jamming herself through the paper shredder, afraid to talk to you. The beggar. Hat outstretched bumming for more minutes. The phone number on the bathroom stall with no agenda other than a good time. The good time is a picnic on water, or a movie theatre that only plays your childhood home videos and no one hushes when you talk through them. When you play my videos I throw milk duds at the screen during the scenes I watch myself letting you go — lost to the other side of an elevator — your face switching to someone else’s with the swish of a geisha’s fan. My father could have been a travelling salesman. I could have been born on any doorstep. There are 2,469,501 cities in this world, and a lot of doorsteps. Meet me on the boardwalk. I’ll be sure to wear my eyes. Do not forget your face. I could never.”

- “new york craigslist > personals > missed connections” (x)

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Thu, 06 Jun 2013 13:37:06 -0400

ianbrooks: Vintage Shell Coiffure by Jacques Maes Prints,...

Sat, 01 Jun 2013 17:26:01 -0400

Vintage Shell Coiffure by Jacques Maes / posted by ianbrooks.me

Vintage Shell Coiffure by Jacques Maes / posted by ianbrooks.me

Vintage Shell Coiffure by Jacques Maes / posted by ianbrooks.me

Vintage Shell Coiffure by Jacques Maes / posted by ianbrooks.me

Vintage Shell Coiffure by Jacques Maes / posted by ianbrooks.me

Vintage Shell Coiffure by Jacques Maes / posted by ianbrooks.me

Vintage Shell Coiffure by Jacques Maes / posted by ianbrooks.me

Vintage Shell Coiffure by Jacques Maes / posted by ianbrooks.me

ianbrooks:

Vintage Shell Coiffure by Jacques Maes

Prints, cases, pillows, and other goodies available at Society6.

Artist: Facebook / Flickr / Website

occupyedu: Those Who Can, Teach! Those that cannot pass laws...

Fri, 31 May 2013 22:27:45 -0400

occupyedu:

Those Who Can, Teach!

Those that cannot pass laws about teaching!

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Fri, 24 May 2013 07:34:41 -0400

supersonicelectronic: Jun Cen. Illustrations by Jun Cen: Read...

Sun, 19 May 2013 14:44:53 -0400

supersonicelectronic:

Jun Cen.

Illustrations by Jun Cen:

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Tue, 14 May 2013 22:37:35 -0400

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Mon, 13 May 2013 10:52:54 -0400

"No one is going to give you the education you need to overthrow them."

Thu, 09 May 2013 10:07:42 -0400

“No one is going to give you the education you need to overthrow them.”

- Assata Shakur (via stuckbetweeniraqandahardplace)

razorshapes: Timo Bergenhenegouwen Iceland (2011)

Wed, 08 May 2013 21:17:39 -0400

razorshapes:

Timo Bergenhenegouwen

Iceland (2011)

"In the months that follow you bend to the work, because it feels like hope, like grace - and because..."

Mon, 29 Apr 2013 14:31:15 -0400

“In the months that follow you bend to the work, because it feels like hope, like grace - and because you know in your lying cheater’s heart that sometimes a start is all we ever get.”

- Junot Diaz, from This Is How You Lose Her (via the-final-sentence)

malditapress: lalobalocaart: D.I.Y & LOCALLY MADE FOOD:...

Tue, 23 Apr 2013 07:13:55 -0400

malditapress:

lalobalocaart:

D.I.Y & LOCALLY MADE FOOD: What the hipsters din’t tell you

I got this patches from 1384 screenprinting at the last anarchist book fair in Los Angeles right after a horrible white fucking person yelled at a beautiful brown mama for selling chicken at the gathering. The horrible person, skin waste and excess population was so fucking violent towards the brown lady that her gorgeous chubby lil brown kid felt embarrassed and was telling her mama they should go home. This pisses me off A LOT, pero for reals whats up with the amnesia? Who the fuck are the people that create the most waste and use up the most resources in the world? Who da fuck is related to the people that own Monsanto and all that horrible shit? Who da FUCK are the people that colonized, rape and took over land and COLONIZE indigenous foods?GUESS! So yeah amnesia pisses me off.

Como si fueramos nosotrxs who made up the horrible meat industry, como se fueramos nosotrxs who own those fuking meat businesses. como si nosotrxs no supieramos lo que es comer real food. Fuk that shit! Our muxeres are the reason why this world still revolves, they are the ones that use plastic containers for pots, to pack lunch, to store their money, to keep their legumes….they are the ones that cross seeds from one country to another, LAS SEMILLAS NO TIENEN BARRERAS EUROPEAS. Our muxeres are the ones that make sure that the food is eaten to its last bite. Our muxeres are the ones that plant flowers and make homes and entire neighborhoods beautiful full with plants that attract colibris and birds and all that magical shit.

The lady selling the pupusas, tamales, tacos in the corner WITHOUT fucking permits, maybe without fucking papers are THE REAL FUCKING REVOLUTIONARIES, FUCKING RADICAL ASS BEEZHIES.

We are hella DIY, some of our people don’t even need dishes cause they wrap their food with leaves. Some of our people don’t even need to buy dipers cause they use those 100% cotton panales to re-use and re-use. Some of our mamas used reusable fucking pads before being an eco-feminist was “in”. Some of our people had almost ZERO negative effects on mother earth cause they lived up in las montanas y en el rancho. Some of our people eat meat in minimal quantities, and guess WHAT some of our people still kill their own food. Some of our people have never had cars pero have hella tight nice walking/running legs. GUESS WHAT ELSE! The colonial food system, that McShit, Wendy BS, Burger Caca ALL that white trash food that is killing our people and creating an epidemia of diabetes WAS NOT CREATED BY OUR PEOPLE. My people drink fucking REAL fruit juice with honey, bitch.

So yeah let’s eat local! Let’s pick fruits from the trees in our neighborhood, let’s support our local corner muxeres huslting, let’s TIP our muxeres. Let’s honor the REAL DIY queenz that make trash into magical useful things. Let’s honor our muxeres that use the little money they make in this patriarchal racist system to fill their children tummies with ancestral beans, corn, potatoes and all that beautiful foods that are truly BROWN and from this continent.

DECOLONIZE VEGAN, DECOLONIZE LOCALLY MADE FOODS, DECOLONIZE D.I.Y, DECOLONIZE EVERYTHING!

por La Loba Loca

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timeshaiku: A haiku from the article: The Proper Way to Close...

Sat, 20 Apr 2013 20:11:31 -0400

timeshaiku:

A haiku from the article: The Proper Way to Close a Bar

"It is cold and getting colder, We need each others’ breathing, warmth, surviving is the only war we..."

Sat, 20 Apr 2013 09:50:25 -0400

“It is cold and getting colder,

We need each others’
breathing, warmth, surviving
is the only war
we can afford, stay

walking with me, there is almost
time / if we can only
make it as far as

the (possibly) last summer”

- Margaret Atwood, from “They are hostile nations” (via the-final-sentence)

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Tue, 09 Apr 2013 20:00:50 -0400

Cooperative Catalyst | Changing Education as We Speak

Mon, 08 Apr 2013 21:33:03 -0400

Cooperative Catalyst | Changing Education as We Speak:

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Active Conversations

Grades Limit My Learning

Parenting Magazine’s Mom Congress 2012 and Finnish Education

Creating a National Collective Voice of Young People

I’m Angry

Why I Left the NEA

Ten Reasons to Abolish Homework (And Five Alternatives)

Let’s Admit It - Education is Not the Most Important Thing in Life

Homework: Help or Hassle?

Teacher collaboration is important, but not for the reasons we might think

What Factors Influence Educational Systems?

Dymaxion Map

Sun, 07 Apr 2013 20:18:25 -0400

Dymaxion Map

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Sat, 06 Apr 2013 14:34:07 -0400