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Aqua Utopia｜海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
noise dept.
Sade Olutola
Origami Around
blake kathryn
Cookie Run:Kingdom Official!
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cherry valley forever
taylor price
Game of Thrones Daily
Discoholic 🪩
RMH
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todays bird
Game Changer & Make Some Noise
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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@hagusch
Grateful for all the little things I inherited from various family households. Fills me with joy to think about how many people those things already served and now they are doing the same for me... #longevityisthekey #buyitforlife #VSCOcam
Channeling my inner Eric Bittle Thanks to @ngoziu and @pawspaintsnthings for making me smile every time I think about that lil' bugger :)
when you know a word in english but not your native language
when there’s no english equivalent to a word from your native language and vice versa
accidentally switching between your native language and english in a sentence
hearing someone speak your native language when you’re on vacation on some weird ass country
All of this, yes.
I laughed so hard to this xD
Theese all are so real.
lmao I only speak English but this is kinda funny
Father and son have the most precious conversation about paris attacks (le petit journal)
This man helped his three year old son feel safe in the most beautiful way.
Watch this:
The singer of the band AnnenMayKantereit looks like @troyesivan ‘s slightly older cousin with a raspy voice and when their guitarist smiles it’s almost like @ishipthat and that Teen Wolf guy had a lovechild ;D
Prepare to be amazed!
Credits: Jake’s pic by @natashagreerphotography
This was recorded by the Portsmouth Sinfonia in an experiment where all the members of the orchestra would swap instruments with each other and attempt to play them to the best of their ability.
favorite things about this
literally all the brass starts to get the hang of it and then the crescendos happen and everyone is like FUCK FUCK FUCK??? FUCK. JUST. BLOW RLY HARD.
the strings are lazy but also the same. like u can tell a lot of the ppl w/ the stringed instruments may already basically know how to play stringed instruments. like there’s definitely a section at the beginning where you hear a good portion going “oh yeah this is like. a smaller/bigger version of what i do.”
all you hear of any woodwinds is just “pffffttt??? pFFFTTTT???? PFFFFFTTTT I SAID PFFFFTTTT!!!!!” bc woodwinds are fucking HARD and you hear after like the first crescendo half of them just give up. they give up. they’re done. fuck this it tastes weird and my lips hurt.
that trumpet. that person is fucking TRYING man they fucking GOT this. they may not have figured out notes but they figured out LOUD and they GOT this.
I JUST DIED
I SEARCHED THIS POST FOR AGES OH MY GOD
This really needs no context.
These are clearly two different species of dinosaur.
Hosted some lovely Swedish cyclists recently on their way from Sweden all the way to Paris. Accompanied them for a lovely fall ride across the river Rhine the next day. 🚵🚵🚵
Hot Topic in Teen Apparel: Generation Z, the Next Agitators
The hostility between the baby boomer and the millennial has long been established. If you peruse the internet long enough, odds are you’ll stumble upon an article criticizing millennials (also known as Generation Y and which currently consists of 18 to 34 year olds) for their flagrant entitlement and ungratefulness. This trend of animosity towards the new could be applied to any generation- a recurring societal norm if looked at on a larger scale. But what could bond these two opposing parties is a mutual skepticism towards the fast-paced and unapologetic Generation Z.
This demographic, largely accepted as those born between 1995 and 2012, is relatively young; yet it has already established itself predominantly in the fashion industry. Called “the next big retail disrupter” by Marcie Merriman for Women’s Wear Daily, Generation Z has already caused powerful changes in the business strategies of long-established corporations, while at the same time giving rise to a new type of market.
So what does a member of Gen Z look like?
The one word that could encompass them all is, ironically, diverse. No generation before has been more ethnically varied, making many of its members strive for what Lucie Greene, worldwide director of J. Walter Thompson Intelligence Innovation Group, calls “hyper-individualism.” The people of Generation Z uphold values of self-empowerment, self-esteem, and authenticity as important attributes to one’s character.
A still from from the movie Dope, which debuted at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival. “‘Dope’ is a little bit about technology, a little bit about race, a little bit about being a geek and a little bit about college admissions. But mostly, it’s about perception.” Source
This idea of hyper-individualism makes big businesses worry. Profits are down for long-established retailers like American Eagle and Abercrombie & Fitch, forcing their teams to seek more innovative business strategies to reach a generation that thrives off of the unconventional. Forbes writer Walter Loeb explains the problems A&F faces. “Teens are choosing to prioritized electronic gear when spending their money. While they still like to shop for fashion, they are showing a preference for new specialized concepts that create fashion excitement by changing assortments quickly.”
Not only that, but young people are more inclined to create small businesses of their own, observing seemingly overnight successes like Mark Zuckerberg and Tavi Gevinson, founder and editor-in-chief of Rookie magazine.
Rob Callender, director of youth insights at the Futures Company says, “Young people feel much more emboldened to express their own sense of style rather than mimicking a peer-accepted uniform or dress code compared to previous generations. In short, there’s a strong ‘you do you’ ethos among teens today.”
This is very true- but it is important to note that at the same time, the idea that clothes are a symbol of status remains commonplace in 2015. The surge of style blogs, Youtube lifestyle channels, and Instagram hashtags dedicated to fashion reinforce this idea in a contemporary way.
Nowadays, it takes more to be a style icon than just calculated posing and envy-inducing clear skin. To keep the attention of their followers, Gen Z stars must also be mavericks of creative innovation and social change.
Here’s a list of Centennials that are disrupting convention:
Amandla Stenberg
Stenberg, known for her role as Rue in The Hunger Games, has been a powerful voice in the discussion of cultural appropriation. She grabbed the attention of thousands with her Youtube video titled, “Don’t Cash Crop On My Corn Rows.” Source
Malala Yousafzai
Yousafzai is powerful advocate for female education. After surviving multiple gunshot wounds, she continued to attend school and spoke out against her oppressors. She is the youngest-ever Nobel Prize laureate. Source
Bertie Gilbert
Gilbert began on Youtube in his tweens, and has garnered nearly 400,000 subscribers as a film director. Over the past couple of years Gilbert has written and directed seven short films, acquiring support from acclaimed director, Ron Howard. Such films include Blue Sushi, Rocks That Bleed, and Tick Where It Hurts. Source
Tavi Gevinson
Gevinson is a writer, magazine editor, actress, and singer. She is best known for founding and editing Rookie magazine. Gevinson also starred alongside Michael Cera and Kieran Culkin in Kenneth Lonergan’s play “This Is Our Youth” last year. Source
Troye Sivan
Sivan has worked as an actor, singer, songwriter, and Youtuber. As of November 9th, 2015, the Australian 20-year-old has 3.6 million subscribers, and has released two major-label EPs: TRXYE and Wild. His debut studio album, Blue Neighborhood, is set to release December 4th, having already caught the attention of other artists and critics alike. Source
Additional Sources
Everything you need to know about Generation Z
How to Spot a Member of Generation Z
Think Tank: Generation Z, the Next Big Retail Disruptor
Generation Z ‘Me-tail’ Entrepreneurs, Growing Threat to Retailers
Gen Z Starts to Make a Mark
Abercrombie & Fitch Is Giving Up On Its Sexy Image
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who was officially sworn in on November 4th, 2015, gives a very simple answer as to why he decided to have 15 men and 15 women on his cabinet.
I thought this was a scene from a TV show….
ever since falling in love with Check, Please! tumblr has been recommending queer webcomics to me and i keep reading them to try and satisfy my craving but they’re all unfinished and just stop dead in the middle of a chapter and i’m so distressed i just keep starting more and more and now i dont know what to do i have to check them all every week wtffffffffffffffffffffff
Welp, I know exactly what you are talking about. TV shows with refreshing queer characters and perspectives as well…looking at you “Unites States of Tara” & “The Fosters”!!!
I can relate to this in so many levels
@merrelyn
@hagusch what type of car is it??
@merrelyn
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...and you thought you had me there lil sister!
President Obama after Oregon shooting: “Our thoughts and prayers are not enough.”
Hours after today’s massacre in Oregon, President Obama took the podium for the 15th time after a mass shooting. Sounding stern and appearing frustrated, Obama challenged Americans to respond more forcefully to this shooting. His full, impassioned statement is one every American needs to hear.
