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A nonprofit organization dedicated to getting more scientists elected has been overwhelmed by the response from the scientific community.
In January, 314 Action (named after the first three digits of the number pi) announced that it would be training scientists to run for office as Democrats at all levels of politics in hopes that these new politicians could bring a fact-based approach to crises such as climate change.
Phonsay - Digital Photography
Phonsay Phothisomphane a.k.a. p22_art is a painter & conceptual photo artist currently based in Australia. He relocated to Melbourne to focus on photography and digital editing. Styling his images around architecture, geometrical shapes and patterns, lines, angles, people and the bizarre world of surrealism. Phonsay is represented by Thierry B Fine Art. For more check out his website.
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From the April 17, 1970 photo essay — Golden beaches and rich ruins greet travelers to an antique land - TURKEY. The original caption: “The postmaster of Kojakh has lunch beneath a golden medallion of Ataturk, the ever-present national hero. (Bill Ray—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #1970s #Turkey
Painted houses of the Bench in southern Ethiopia, 2011-2013.
Photographs by Hans Silvester
That cow coming out of the house? Goodness me!!
PHOTO: MARC RIBOUD-MAGNUM PHOTOS
The Humanist French Photographer Marc Riboud Has Died Aged 93
His work spanned more than 60 years
Lethal Legacy of Secret War in Laos (via Reuters)
From 1964 to 1973, U.S. warplanes dropped more than 270 million cluster munitions on Laos, one-third of which did not explode, according to the Lao National Regulatory Authority for UXO.
The bombings were part of a CIA-run, secret operation aimed at destroying the North Vietnamese supply routes along the Ho Chi Minh trail and wiping out its communist allies. They also left a trail of devastation in Laos, which U.S. planes used as a dumping ground for bombs when their original target was unavailable and planes couldn’t land with explosives.
Landlocked Laos remains largely agricultural with around 80 percent of the population reliant on agriculture. Some land is simply too dangerous to farm. Across the country, over 20,000 people have been killed or injured by bombs since the war, many of them children.
Photos by Jorge Silva/Reuters (September 2016)
PHOTO: ALVARO YBARRA ZAVALA
Photographing the Last Days of FARC
Alvaro Ybarra Zavala has spent the last 12 years documenting Colombia’s FARC
Boys swim in a pond in the Yemeni mountains on June 2, 2016. (Abduljabbar Zeyad/Reuters)
Thats a pond? WOW
With blood covering her hand and arm, a woman points at a police officer on September 21, 2016 in Charlotte, N.C. (Sean Rayford/Getty Images)
Powerful
Tombili: Istanbul cat and worldwide meme honoured with statue
‘Tombili’, a rotund cat beloved by Istanbul’s Ziverbey neighbourhood, has been commemorated by the city authorities after local demand for a tribute to his memory. Tombili - a Turkish word often used for chubby pets - was known by residents of Ziverbey, part of the district of Kadıköy, for his nonchalant demeanour towards people who wanted to play with him. The cat became world famous earlier this year after a photo of him reclining in one of his favourite spots on the pavement was shared thousands of times on social media. Kadıköy’s deputy mayor said in the inauguration ceremony that 17,000 people had demanded a memorial sculpture.
Via Independent and Anadolu Kedisi
THIS I <3
Flower seller arranges flowers at a flower market on the eve of Hindu goddess Durga Puja festival in Bangalore, India, on October 10, 2016. (Jagadeesh Nv/EPA)
Schoolboy in Hunza Valley, Pakistan, 1974.
Photo by Roland and Sabrina Michaud
அகிலமே அன்பிற்கு அடக்கம்! by NIZHALOVIYAM on Flickr.
Overwatch - Jack Morrison (soldier 76) & Gabriel Reyes (Reaper)
angsty, grumpy dads wearing flower crowns with a pastel overlay is totally my aesthetics~
Goodness me yes!!
UK media swallowed the "adult content" filter line #5yrsago
My latest Guardian column, “Adult content filters can’t replace good parenting,” is a critique of the media coverage of Britain’s new national “adult content” filter. The reporting on this story all led with uncritical repetition of the government’s line that this would block “all adult content” – nevermind that no two people agree on a definition of “adult content” and even if they did, the filter would inevitably miss loads of “adult content” and block lots of stuff that wasn’t “adult.”
Presenting a parent who is trying to keep their children safe with the question: “Would you like to block all a
id had heretofore only watched ripped DVDs, YouTube cartoons, and CBeebies and had literally never seen a video advert before.
http://boingboing.net/2011/10/17/uk-media-swallowed-the-adult-content-filter-line.html
October is Black History Month in the UK.
Black people have lived in the British isles for centuries contributing greatly to society.
This portrait is of Ignatius Sancho (c. 1729 – 14 December 1780) who was a composer, actor, and writer. He is the first known Black Briton to vote in a British election.
Much love and appreciation to all British Black people! ✊🏿❤️✊🏾❤️✊🏽❤️✊🏼❤️✊🏻❤️
