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To all those who have served, thank you.

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kobe x meryl streep x 50 cent

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I want this on a shirt

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It's impossible to like or re-blog this enough. 

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The Democratic party is by no means perfect. It is by no means incorruptible. With that being said, we'd be lying if we equated anything they've done to what the Republican party has done the past 3 weeks. You don't take the government and economy hostage just because you don't get your way. 

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"Dedicate yourself to continuous learning. Be willing to take heat for that. It’s totally OK to fail. If what you’ve tried is working, throw more fuel on the fire. If not, pull back."

Marissa Mayer

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People can tell when you take pride in your work. They can also tell when you're full of shit.

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A fascinating, fair and informative documentary on MDMA, known commonly as Molly, Ecstasy or 'E.' It's used most frequently at electronic dance music (EDM) shows or festivals. The drug has been quite popular and proven very difficult for the DEA to control.  The late Peter Jennings, a Canadian-American journalist and one of the most respected journalists in American history, hosted this documentary. If somebody makes the choice to use drugs, they should have the right to know all the information about it. The good and the bad. A well informed public is never a bad thing. We need more honest and well researched documentaries like this.

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You are what you settle for.

Janice Joplin

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Want to know where the future of technology is headed? Watch this video. This is the CEO of Yahoo!, as I'm sure many of you are aware and former lead engineer of Gmail, Marissa Mayer. She graduated from Stanford with a masters in Artificial Intelligence.  If you don't have the thirty minutes to devote to watching the video I'll sum it up for you in this little paragraph as best I can.  "Search" as we know it is in its very early stages of development. Think of it as being the field of science in the 1600's-we have a long way to go until we get to astrophysics. Right now you go to google and enter your question. In the future (Mayer estimates 3-5 years) you ARE the question. The "computer" now has so much information about you-your web habits, consumer habits, likes, dislikes, calendar appointments, GPS coordinates, it will soon become the computers job to anticipate and determine what you want before you even know you want it. To some this might be a bit scary, but humanity has generally been scared of change, even when it's positive. I think this is something to be excited about.

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Remembering that I'll be dead soon is the most important tool I've ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life. Because almost everything - all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure – these things just fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important. Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart.

-Steve Jobs

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rob-versus-the-world:

From Howard Stern's movie, Private Parts. 

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"Obamacare is the law of the land" 

I guess that changes when Ted Cruz hijacks your party. 

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Mr. G performing some of his best improv with his students. If you haven’t watched Summer Heights High, I strongly suggest you get someones HBO GO account and watch now. It will be time well spent.

"You just come waltzing in at 3 o clock in the afternoon. I know what’s been going on. People have seen you walking around China Town with another man."

"No that’s, um, that’s my psychiatrist." While that's a clever answer, Mr. G's not easily fooled. He knows she's having an affair because of the lipstick on her collar from the "china man."

If you don’t know who Mr. G is, he’s the guy that directed the critically acclaimed, “Ikea the Musical.” Look closely and you’ll see the poster for it behind his student. 

I also really enjoy that Mr. G had the "china man's" hat ready to pull out when he felt the time was right. He knows how to give the audience that "holy shit" dramatic moment.