DANIELLE MILES

I am a repetitive commitment failure. And I like some things.

[danielle432100]

Goodbye converse from starting 6th grade. Goodbye combat boots from last winter. I am sorry to say you are no longer in any way functional with the melting snow and ice, so I must let you go. (at Miles Co-Operative)

[gifsboom]

Cat and Owner chasing a bug.[video]

[alsedes]

"Get it, get it!"

"I’m TRYING to, Steve."

[arrtstyles]

Harry at the first otra concert in Australia

[styles-malik]

[danielle432100]

When other men disappoint me, I just look at harry styles

[thisisntgoodbi-deactivated20160]

Make deals with the devil while you’re still a child. Contracts signed by minors aren’t legally binding and if satan tries to take your soul he can be prosecuted. Enjoy your perfect grades and lifetime supply of chocolate.

[call-me-bekki]

I am an over-thinker and an over-feeler. Over-lover. Over- needer. I would flood you. I would drown your respectable standoffishness. I don’t get over things, but I get under them well. I’d love you and you’d soak me through. You couldn’t handle me even if you wanted to.

Rebeka Anne, some people think I’m too much (via natashakills)

[hersherome]

[acrylic-coffee]

Don’t fall in love with the moment and think you’re in love with the girl

Matty, The 1975 (via acrylic-coffee)

[staygold-mp4]

x

[danielle432100]

Zayn and his long hair ugh

[lizardking90]

'Greener' plastic recycling uses no water and only half the energy

A Mexican startup has developed a new method of recycling plastic that does away with water and only consumes half the energy of previous systems. At the same time, it produces plastic pellets of equal or better quality,  resulting in an environmentally friendlier process that also promises to be significantly cheaper.

Plastic recycling can turn discarded bottles and other scrap into a myriad of useful objects, helping produce anything from polyester clothes to 3D printing filaments and even diesel. However, it is a long, laborious affair that consumes plenty of resources  –  especially water. Among other things, the plastic needs to be thoroughly washed to get rid of impurities, carefully dehydrated inside an oven, and then water-cooled once again as the newly-formed plastic filaments are cut into small pellets.

According to Marco Adame, the new method that his startup has come up with can produce pellets of equal or better quality using just half of the energy by getting rid of the need for these temperature extremes, while also doing away with the need for water altogether. The system uses special walls that, on contact, are able to both mold the plastic into the desired pellet shape and cool those pellets at the same time.

The energy-demanding dehydration process, which involves temperatures of around 180° C (360° F), had been a necessity so far because, after being washed, the plastic molecules would otherwise attract water to themselves and prevent the plastic from crystallizing properly. Being able to process scrap plastic without water has therefore simplified things considerably.

Adame says that using his technique, the same machines are able to process styrofoam, polystyrene and ABS, which together make up about 90 percent of all plastics. The improved versatility would mean less space would be needed for operation.

The company is now looking to expand the recycling capabilities of its prototype system and to further reduce costs by employing a “green” washing machine for plastics that uses a special biodetergent instead of the more commonly-used lye.

Source: Investigacion y Desarrollo 

[vikingfighter-deactivated201909]

Don’t be a dick to your GF or Benny the Bull’s gonna get ya!

[fuckfuckandfuckk-blog-deactivat]

What an ass

[yung-radish]

Worth watching

[itsauvi]

Omg wow lol

[girl-poet-deactivated20161003]

That’s great.

[rosewong]

Girl Mountain ’ Rose Wong

graphite and digital

[sweetgreen]

Did you know that on a typical day, 32 million children in the U.S. eat cafeteria food? Or that most of these students consume over half of their daily calories at school?

Facts like these motivate us to connect kids to real food, and teach them how to make healthy choices through our sweetgreen in schools program. School cafeterias are one of the biggest areas of opportunity that exist in the battle against childhood obesity. Recently there has been discussion about what constitutes a quality lunch, so we took a look at some typical school meals around the world, and how our own country stacks up.

Italy

Local fish on a bed of arugula, pasta with tomato sauce, caprese salad, baguette and some grapes

Finland

Pea soup, beet salad, carrot salad, bread and pannakkau       (dessert pancake) with fresh berries 

France

Steak, carrots, green beans, cheese and fresh fruit

Brazil

Pork with mixed veggies, black beans and rice, salad, bread and baked plantains

South Korea

Fish soup, tofu over rice, kimchi and fresh veggies

Greece

Baked chicken over orzo, stuffed grape leaves, tomato and cucumber salad, fresh oranges, and greek yogurt with pomegranate seeds

Ukraine

Mashed potatoes with sausage, borscht, cabbage and syrniki (a dessert pancake)

Spain

Sautéed shrimp over brown rice and vegetables, gazpacho, fresh peppers, bread and an orange

USA

Fried ‘popcorn’ chicken, mashed potatoes, peas, fruit cup and a chocolate chip cookie

Surprised at what you see above? You can help us make an impact and change the way future generations eat! Now until December 29th, purchase a local apple at any sweetgreen location, and we’ll donate the proceeds to FoodCorps to help connect kids to real food. 

[harryscross]

[renwakers]

everyone who meets 1d says that harry looks better in real life and that pictures don’t do him justice like damn if I can’t handle him through the computer screen how the hell am I supposed to handle him in real life

[derpycats]

[somethingsomethingshan]

"this doesn’t concern you Robert please close the door"

[zuggetmcmalik-deactivated201708]

it is almost 2015 and i still don’t know how driving all night keeps her warm