T-rex.

Monsters have feelings too!

[born-t0-lose]

Our Last Night - Same Old War

[mbeeer]

Ada yang malam ini ingin sekali merangkai kata, mengutarakan apa yang tengah dia rasa. Namun jarinya terdiam, seakan untuk mengingat hal-hal bahagia pun dia tak bisa.

(via mbeeer)

[satukatasaturasa]

Ini sudah Juni, namun sunyi, masih berdetak nyeri, seperti puisi Sapardi.

(via satukatasaturasa)

[kylestrope]

one more cat, as animated by me, sander van dijk with the assist

[tikannosaurus-rex]

I always wonder why birds stay in the same place when they can fly anywhere on the earth

[pearlsofislam]

فَإِنَّ مَعَ الْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا ﴿٥﴾ إِنَّ مَعَ الْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا So verily, with the hardship, there is relief. Verily, with the hardship, there is relief

(Surat Ash-Sharh — The Relief, 94:5-6)

[tikannosaurus-rex]

Emot of the day😔😔

[tikannosaurus-rex]

"Everything that shines ain't always gonna be gold"✌☀ (at Gunung Bromo Jawa Timur)

[andreahiguain]

LONDON, ENGLAND - AUGUST 23: Diego Costa of Chelsea celebrates as he scores their first goal during the Barclays Premier League match between Chelsea and Leicester City at Stamford Bridge on August 23, 2014 in London, England.

[kidsneedscience]

On July 16, 1969, the Apollo 11 crew blasted off and four days later opened the door of the lunar module and Neil Armstrong stepped out onto the lunar surface.  Armstrong’s radio back to Earth that his was ‘one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind’ became instantly one of the most quoted and known phrases uttered in the name of science.  The Apollo program was started less than a decade earlier with success following success.  Named by then NASA Director Abe Silverstein (who later said it was like naming his baby) after the Ancient Greek god known for knowledge and who was represented as a flaming chariot shooting across the sky.  Hats off today to Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong and Michael Collins.  All born in 1930 and still healthy and looking to the skies.  

Thanks also to the flight crew:

SUPPORT CREW

Charlie Duke, Capsule Communicator (CAPCOM)

Ronald Evans (CAPCOM)

Owen K. Garriott (CAPCOM)

Don L. Lind (CAPCOM)

Ken Mattingly (CAPCOM)

Bruce McCandless II (CAPCOM)

Harrison Schmitt (CAPCOM)

Bill Pogue

Jack Swigert

FLIGHT DIRECTORS

Cliff Charlesworth (Green Team), launch andEVA

Gene Kranz(White Team), lunar landing

Glynn Lunney(Black Team), lunar ascent

All images courtesy NASA, used with permission and in the public domain.  Please copy and share!

[herricahyadi]

Terima Kasih, Palestina!

Orang-orang Palestina ketika ditanya mengapa mereka tidak pergi saja dari sana dan mengungsi ke negara tetangga—karena cobaan Yahudi terhadap mereka begitu besar, mereka menjawab begini:

"Jika kami keluar dari tanah ini (Palestina), maka siapa lagi yang akan menjaga masjid suci al-Aqsha? Siapa lagi yang akan menjaga tanah wakaf umat Islam? Biarlah kami tetap di sini, mewakili kalian (seluruh umat Islam di dunia), saudaraku."

Ini membuat kita begitu tertusuk. Tidakkah kita sadar bahwa mereka di sana sebenarnya sedang mewakili kita melindungi tanah suci Palestina? Menggantikan kewajiban kita menjaga warisan umat? Semoga Allah memuliakan mereka semua.

Terima kasih, Palestina!

[maafbercanda]

Kadang yang kamu cari itu biasanya ada di sekitarmu, begitu pun dengan jodoh.

[tikannosaurus-rex]

Noted.

[tikannosaurus-rex]

Okay? – View on Path.

[tikannosaurus-rex]

Oldie but goldie ✌ with Pandulas – View on Path.

[tikannosaurus-rex]

Epic 👌 (at Sma Negeri 9 Tangerang)

[kidsneedscience]

Happy Birthday, Albert Einstein (14 March 1879 – 18 April 1955)! His 1915 General Theory of Relativity earned him worldwide fame and a firm place in history. He also won the Nibel Prize in 1921 for his contributions to photoelectric theory. Dissatisfied with Newton’s classical mechanics and their limitations in explaining the natural world and specifically the newly discovered microscopic world suggested by the electromagnetic field, Einstein proposed a theory that addressed mechanics, electromagnetic fields and gravity. The world relativity was first used in English as a noun in 1834 meaning simply the fact or condition of being relative, derived from the English adjective relative. It first had roughly the sense that Einstein used in the work of English scientist James Clerk Maxwell in 1876. The word relative was used in English in the 14th century to mean a relative pronoun-from the Late Latin relativusmeaning having reference or relation, which came from Latin relatus, the past participle of referre meaning to refer. Portrait of Albert Einstein in 1921.

[tikannosaurus-rex]

Every night I cry myself to sleep. Yes, it's a stupid thing like we see in movies and books, but this time I'm living the movie. And I don't know what's the end of this movie I'm living.