Right, Left, East or West...

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7.30 pm mood

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For real. 

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Say Something Nice. 

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If you don’t have anything nice to say....

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Being Elmo. I must see this. 

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Free showing in Miami Friday. Learn more here. 

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Twinkle, Twinkle

According to the U.S. Parks Association, by the year 2020 only 10% of the U.S. will have a view of the night sky. Jon Morris, the creative director and founder of The Windmill Factory is attempting to illuminate the issue of light pollution with a new installation (Reflecting the Stars) on Pier 49 in the Hudson River. He and his team have installed 201 solar powered LED lights on decaying wooden pillars in the water. People on the pier will be able to control the lights from a series of buttons that will reveal constellation from the night sky. The installation is on view from sunset till midnight until October 25th. Weekly onsite stargazing events with astronomers have been planned.

according to.

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Never

spotted. 

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Mosha the Elephant

Mosha, an Asian elephant lost her right front leg after she stepped on a landmine at 7 months old.

"Close to death, she was rescued and brought to the Friends of the Asian Elephant hospital in Lampang, Thailand, where she became the first elephant in the world to be fitted with a prosthetic leg in 2007.

Now aged three, Mosha is growing at such a rate she has now been fitted with a second prosthetic leg.

Her home in the tropical jungle of northern Thailand, near the Cambodian border, is an orphanage for elephants.

The gentle giants are the new symbol of the fight against the banned weapons.

Thousands of Thais have been injured and killed due to landmines, with a recent survey estimating there are about 100 new mine casualties each year."

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1160573/Landmine-victim-Mosha-jungle-trail-thanks-jumbo-sized-prosthetic-leg.html#ixzz1X1VukduS

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beautiful.

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Say Something Nice. 

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Queen. B. And just in case you aren't a loyal subject yet, watch this. 

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How was this discovered?

My cats are still working on this skill. 

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AntiGravity Yoga

AntiGravity Yoga claims to "relieve compressed joints and align the body from head to toe" with the help of the suspension. Look fun, right? 

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I love hot air ballons to begin with, but this London Sky Orchestra takes the cake. Bucket. List. The Details. 

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Hue&Hum=True Love

I recently found Hue&Hum from my good friend Tracy's fabulous blog scrriblesmudge, and boy do I feel lucky! 

I only began to feel luckier when I heard about their Pay What You Want Print Sale! Doth my ears deceive me? Someone pinch me, I must be dreaming....dreaming of these lovely prints.....

So amazing. 

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Wish I was here. Via. 

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Now you see it....

Now you don't. 

"My resistance to the force of governments made me experience the life of people with no social status, no job, no family, no income and this was the emotional reason I began my series of work... In my work, the artist is hiding to restore his strength and to protect himself. I want my viewers to experience China as I know it, where the concept of artists as human beings was once neglected." -Liu Bolin

Amazing. 

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Love my NPR. I hope you saved it today by hooking up with 170 million Americans for Public Broadcasting.