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[fag]

when you’re starving and a friend offers you a piece of their food

[dobleuse]

@lareinapanda eres tu!!!

[dutchstore]

When you drop your new phone and you can physically feel the pain … by Logan Paul

[dobleuse]

Pienso en @marvgq ...

[laughingatmynightmare]

We are currently filling up our calendar with speaking engagements for 2015! Sooo, everyone, please get in touch if you’d like us to come to your school to give our presentation on the power of positivity.

We’d like to set up a tour or two or ten :) 

[bunnypets]

Baked Sesame Chicken (by Oh, Sweet Basil)

[dobleuse]

yo podría ser uno de los que salen en este video...

[kickassmemes1]

[dobleuse]

Gracias elevadores... Los quieroooou

[yofeedmebitch]

Recipe: Chocolate-Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Truffles

[dobleuse]

Se leen mucho mejor de lo que ven... Quierooooo

[vintagefoods]

[dobleuse]

Happiness...........

[dobleuse]

yo se que estoy mal... pero me gusta este video.... jaja

[foody-goody-blog1]

Red Hook Lobster Pound’s Lobster Roll

[dobleuse]

Quiero!!!

[jakesheadwarning]

“Oh, that’s cold.”

[dobleuse]

Para qué poner GIFs de animalitos si uno puede poner a este niño?

[milklotus]

[dobleuse]

Quierooooo

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[dobleuse]

Quierooooo...

[iraffiruse]

[theclearlydope]

Thursday morning is brought to you by …. 

[dobleuse]

Estamos ligados por todos lados...

[dobleuse]

buen buen buen cover......

[explore-blog]

We have a strange immigration policy for a nation of immigrants. And it’s a policy unfit for today’s world. The economy of the last century was primarily based on natural resources, industrial machines and manual labor. Many of these resources were zero-sum and controlled by companies. If someone else had an oil field, then you did not. There were only so many oil fields, and only so much wealth could be created from them. Today’s economy is very different. It is based primarily on knowledge and ideas — resources that are renewable and available to everyone. Unlike oil fields, someone else knowing something doesn’t prevent you from knowing it, too. In fact, the more people who know something, the better educated and trained we all are, the more productive we become, and the better off everyone in our nation can be. This can change everything. In a knowledge economy, the most important resources are the talented people we educate and attract to our country. A knowledge economy can scale further, create better jobs and provide a higher quality of living for everyone in our nation. To lead the world in this new economy, we need the most talented and hardest-working people. We need to train and attract the best.

Thoughtful, necessary Washington Post op-ed on the knowledge economy and immigration reform by Mark Zuckerberg. (via explore-blog)

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[dobleuse]

@benedicgonzalez @glendami