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Not all those who wander are lost (by Chris Henley)

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Simon Kenny

has been described as a radical Turner and is a multi award winning artist well known for his vibrant, expressive paintings.

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I’m Not There 

is an ongoing series of portraits by photographer PoL Úbeda Hervàs who lives and works in Barcelona. 

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"Would I rather be feared of loved? Easy. Both. I want people to be afraid of how much they love me"

Michael Scott

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Halloween II (by gurbir.grewal)

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Macheete Posters

We were asked by Mareen of Macheete to illustrate those 4 sayings in different types in only black and white for Macheete’s new headquarters.

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Google Street View is an awesome tool for planning trips, scouting locations and touring the world from the comfort of your couch. But if you ever wanted to animate a virtual adventure, it was a painstaking process that took hours of capturing, stitching, editing and production. Teehan+Lax Labs just made it infinitely easier. 

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Slope for iPad

Design. Anchorage. Orientation. Feel.

It’s attractive, it’s minimal, it’s got a small footprint and it’s made of the most desirable materials available. It anchors firmly to the desk while getting your tablet upright and out in front of you at just the right angle and height. And given it’s materials, it feels every bit the solid construction it is.

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My favourite shot of Northern lights from my visit to Iceland

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Kayaks crowd Three Sisters Springs, where people and manatees maintain a controversial coexistence. To reach the warm water they need to survive winter, manatees often must run a gantlet of kayakers and snorkelers eager to interact with the marine mammals.

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NASA finds DNA components in meteorites

So, this is kinda wild: scientists at NASA have uncovered new evidence that DNA components found in meteorites can originate in space, lending new credence to the theory that life on Earth may have arisen from a pre-existing “kit” of materials delivered via asteroid.

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The Dark Knight Rises

Bruce Wayne: Must've lost my ticket.

Valet Attendant: Your wife said you were taking a cab home.

Bruce Wayne: My wife?

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Carlo Van de Roer