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In class sketeches! Have fun :)

Joshua Dudley Greer: Somewhere Along the Line

Early settlers imagined the New World as a pristine, uninhabited wilderness – a landscape of unparalleled beauty, magnitude and possibility. Yet the driving impulse of expansion was rarely to commune with nature, but more often a desire to carve a garden from these wilds and create a new civilization, unique from all others. Lines began to be drawn, initially through agriculture and settlements, then railways and cities, and eventually the road.(from artist statement)

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Warpaint @ The Roxy, L.A. (02.08.14). Photos by the1point8.com.

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i don’t know what im laughing about more, the ostrich, the girl that looks like she’s crying in the other car or the llama in the mirror

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Simple Math

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It only lasted about 20 minutes before somebody found it and asked an employee about it.

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To be a kid again

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My heart is racing. This is my favorite post EVER.

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Sharlene Radlien

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Hey guys, this little angel lives in my area and just went through her first round of chemo without her mom by her side because she’s pregnant and can’t be around the radiation. This angel isn’t doing so well so I’m asking to please pray for her. Please reblog to spread this around to get more prayers from everybody. The power of prayer is amazing. Thanks.

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god bless

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The Beautiful, Mysterious Bat

Yes, bats can be scary, but they can be beautiful, too, as researchers M. Brock Fenton and Nancy B. Simmons show in their new book, “Bats: A World of Science and Mystery” (University of Chicago Press, $35). With images of a wide selection of the 1,300-odd species of the creature, the book covers bats both famous and obscure. Read more.