Though this be madness, yet there is method in't.

The name's Cara. I fucking love my cats. Most of this blog is queued, so please don't be alarmed to see me reblogging your ancient posts.

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Somehow this giant punch bowl is the most effective baby goat containment field we have found to date.

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unmute this

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STOP REFERRING TO GROWN WOMEN AS GIRLS! STOP IT

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“I love that she’s unapologetically badass. There’s no back-story trying to explain something horrible that happened to her that explains who she is. No, that’s just who she is. She just is this person; no explanation needed. Just like men—when a male character comes on screen and is a badass, you just accept it. And I’m hoping that’s what fans do with Rosa. She is who she is and she just doesn’t give a shit.”- Stephanie Beatriz on her character, Rosa Diaz, in Brooklyn Nine-Nine

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Oyster Mushrooms

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Spore Prints

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Urban And Natural Landscapes Collide In A War - Artist Depicts The Chaos Through Mixed Media 3D Paintings

Gregory Euclide is a talented artist and teacher from Minnesota River Valley. He graduated with an MFA from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design and launched into his art career. As a tribute to his role as an educator, he champions the cause of nature at war with man-made effigies dominating the landscape and uses such classroom stationery to create these artwork that grow, tarnish and mend itself as it progresses on its frame.

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TINIEST CRUNCH NOISES

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Watch The Founder of Girls Who Code Perfectly School Trevor Noah On Why Culture Makes Or Breaks Women In Tech

On The Daily Show with Trevor Noah guest Reshma Saujani, an Indian-American lawyer and politician, discussed the initiative to encourage young women and girls to pursue studies and careers the booming tech field, where they are falling behind. But there are two moments in a girl’s life where we can reverse the trend.

Gifs: The Daily Show/cc.com

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That was a great interview with Reshma Saujani.

CHECK OUT THEIR WEBSITE: http://girlswhocode.com

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Portals Matt Walford

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Asia Newson Is Detroit’s Youngest Entrepreneur

“I teach at-risk youth how to become entrepreneurs, empower themselves, and become self-sufficient. My mission is to recognize the true potential in every child and to develop intrinsic security that makes optimum use of their individualized talent.”

Born and raised in Detroit’s Brightmoor neighborhood, Asia started her business, Super Business Girl, at the age of five years old after learning how to make candles from her father Michael Newson. Now at age 13, Asia hopes to open up shop in Downtown Detroit and become the city’s “Youth Mayor,” but also finish school so she can attend Michigan State University.

She works with mentors at a co-working space called, Bamboo Detroit. When she gets older, she wants to study politics and become the president of the United States.

Check out one of her interviews from 2014:

Here’s her online store.

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