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#hike #adventure #lake #stones #Codorus #statepark #Pennsylvania #livefree #water #fall #cold #beautiful #shore (at Codorus State Park)

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Our Christmas tree is 3 feet tall. #merrychristmas #happyholidays #christmas #christmastree #popcorn #cranberries #paper #papercranes #tiny #tinychristmastree #terracotta #maps #blankets #stones (at Codorus State Park)

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#water #hike #codorus #laho #trail #bridge @ema.will (at Codorus State Park)

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Because #franzboas is #epic. #anthropology #poster #design #win #library (at Gerhart Hall, Millersville University)

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My #story has been selected to join the #Stellarverse #collection on @stellerstories. Check it out! https://steller.co/s/4JMPt6xpUYd (at Side By Side Farm)

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A Letter From E.P. King Sent The 17th of October, 2014

Greetings Dear Timothy,

I recognize that it has been a long time since I last wrote you darling, but you must remember that my responsibilities here in the city have far surpassed what you remember from last I wrote. The pace; the rhythmic sound of the cars passing the large window of the cafe I sit in, drinking my long since cold liquid drug; the music that emanates from nearly every corner; the smell of gasoline mixed with herbs and the carbonization of dead animals; the ancient brick and stonework that surrounds me... something about this place resonates with me in a way that our little town never did. It feels so much more alive, like there is opportunity at every turn.

Yesterday, I began work on that business idea I told you about. It was in the midst of a number of other things that had to be attended to and I still have a number of other things to address before I can continue in that venture, but something tells me that this venture could be quite profitable. There is no other individual that I can find in this place that has quite the same thought as I do and I think this will work well. I also had a meeting yesterday with Professor Arnold. She's a dear and quite helpful. There were some things that I overlooked in my planning that she pointed out and I will have to address, but it seems that most everything is falling in place rather well. With any luck, this wretched period of research and study shall be over in a year or so, though I won't hold my breath that the powers that be will give me hell for warping their system, though who knows, I might be able to stay below their watch.

It seems today that there is much administrative work to take care of and possibly a task in the evening that could bring me some mild monetary profit, but it seems that my task-list has only increased with the pace of my residence. I hope that you are doing well and I do wish to hear from you soon. It has been a rather lengthy bit of time since I last heard of your adventures.

All the best,

- E.P. King

P.S. Did you ever finish that project you told me about? You really should send that along if you finished it. I would very much enjoy reading it.

[staff]

Today’s the day. The day you help save the internet from being ruined.

Ready? 

Yes, you are, and we’re ready to help you.

(Long story short: The FCC is about to make a critical decision as to whether or not internet service providers have to treat all traffic equally. If they choose wrong, then the internet where anyone can start a website for any reason at all, the internet that’s been so momentous, funny, weird, and surprising—that internet could cease to exist. Here’s your chance to preserve a beautiful thing.)

[tim-hegberg-blog]

#hmmmm

[artbymoga-deactivated20200516]

Extremely personal piece. Doesn’t really need that much explanation.

*apologies if it turns up pixelated, just click the picture for a full res. view

[lokislysander-deactivated201601]

What’s really sad about this is how accurate it is. There’s so much pressure and this pic really got to me because I’m going through all of this. And it sucks.

[kateoplis]

ObviousState

[mccdi09-blog]

Plug It On The Window

The Window Socket offers a neat way to harness solar energy and use it as a plug socket. So far we have seen solutions that act as a solar battery backup, but none as a direct plug-in. Simple in design, the plug just attaches to any window and does its job intuitively.

Designers: Kyuho Song & Boa Oh

[comic-chick]

Oh my god

[tim-hegberg-blog]

This is awesome.

[thegreenurbanist]

Hamburg, Germany’s Plan to Eliminate Cars

"Welcome to Hamburg, an environmental pioneer in the mould of its regional neighbour Copenhagen. Its planned green network will cover 40% of the city’s area. “It will connect parks, recreational areas, playgrounds, gardens and cemeteries through green paths”, Angelika Fritsch, a spokeswoman for the city’s department of urban planning and the environment.”

- The Guaridan

Archdaily - Inhabitat - hamburg.de/gruenes-netz/

[tim-hegberg-blog]

#flour #measuringcup

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#egg #measuringcup #food #cracked #white

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#blender #batter #black #yellow #food #delicious

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#onion #chopping #blue #hands

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#rosemary #salt #batter #delicious #white #green