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         Peruri 88 is a Vertical City for Jakarta / MVRDV        

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natandtech:

a dog in a guitar case… Love It. #dog #guitar #music #pets #home #wood

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percolatingnews:

Of all the food related items or household goods that you could use to pretend to be a bomb, spaghetti sauce has to be pretty low on the list. Not to a 60-year-old woman near Detroit though, she used spaghetti sauce to rob an entire bank. And she got away. More »




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nikolawashere:

By Me, Nikola Pavlinovic.

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stock71:

Lapalux - Without You (ft. Kerry Leatham) (Official Video)

fuck me! this is good

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phillymagicgardens:

weweremade4this

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iheartchaos:

Google’s first fiber internet experiment has been going well in Kansas City, and on April 9th, it sounds like they’ll be announcing the next city to get pimped out with super high speed cheap internet service. Austin, Texas… come on dooowwwwn!

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captainatlantic:

This Deep Sea Alien Worm, Tomopteris, Is Utterly Captivating

if that was crawling around on my bedroom floor right now i would kill it so hard

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The human tower competition held in the region of Catalonia, Spain, but photographer David Oliete got a pretty unique perspective in 2012, shooting the entire event at what appears to be a nearly aerial position. As the throngs of castellers “Hundreds of Men, Women and even Children” push forward in a claustrophobic mass to build their best human towers, biological shapes reminiscent of insects or even animal cells begin to form.

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thekhooll:

Permanent Camping

Casey Brown Architecture was the studio in charge with the development of this unusual looking tower, containing a rain water collection tank, kitchen, living area, and sleeping zone.

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gardensinunexpectedplaces:

“Gardening with repurposed objects” is a recurring theme here on Gardens in Unexpected Places.

Today, I’m pleased to add this item to the mix: a boombox garden. 

A pretty good new use for a dead boombox, isn’t it?

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