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18th June 2013

Photo reblogged from Draken with 25 notes

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18th June 2013

Photo reblogged from NPR with 1,088 notes

npr:

postgraphics:

High heels can be a pain in the feet
Often painstakingly selected to complete outfits, high heels put stress not just on feet, but on ankles, knees and backs, contributing to the approximately $3.5 billion spent annually in the United States for women’s foot surgeries, which cause them to lose 15 million work days yearly.

Ouch.

npr:

postgraphics:

High heels can be a pain in the feet

Often painstakingly selected to complete outfits, high heels put stress not just on feet, but on ankles, knees and backs, contributing to the approximately $3.5 billion spent annually in the United States for women’s foot surgeries, which cause them to lose 15 million work days yearly.

Ouch.

Source: postgraphics

18th June 2013

Photo reblogged from W2 Was Here with 235 notes

modernandmaterialthings:

chicagopubliclibrary:

Chicago Public Library Welcomes City’s First “Maker Space” 
From Crain’s Chicago Business:

Next month, the Chicago Public Library will open the city’s first free “maker space” on the third floor of Harold Washington Library in the Loop. The pop-up fabrication lab will offer the public access to 3D printers, laser cutters, a milling machine and a vinyl cutter as well as a variety of supporting design software.
The facility is the first to come out of the CPL Innovation Lab, an effort to introduce new technologies to city residents. And the library is the first in a large city to experiment with a “maker space,” the city says. Though it will be similar to maker spaces at the Museum of Science and Industry and Pumping Station: One, this fab lab will be free to all.
The space opens July 8 and will close at year-end. After its six-month run, the library says it will consider hosting labs in neighborhood branches.
The space fits into a growing movement of hands-on collaborative learning environments that allow people to come together and exchange ideas in the pursuit of innovation, and was funded by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services in Washington.
“We are thrilled to be able to offer Chicagoans the opportunity to learn firsthand new technologies and skills used in today’s manufacturing at the library,” Library Commissioner Brian Bannon said in a statement. “The maker lab is the first of several ideas we plan to test over the next few years in the Innovation Lab, as we focus on expanding access to 21st century ideas and information to our communities.” 


I know where I’ll be hanging out in for the next six months.

modernandmaterialthings:

chicagopubliclibrary:

Chicago Public Library Welcomes City’s First “Maker Space”

From Crain’s Chicago Business:

Next month, the Chicago Public Library will open the city’s first free “maker space” on the third floor of Harold Washington Library in the Loop. The pop-up fabrication lab will offer the public access to 3D printers, laser cutters, a milling machine and a vinyl cutter as well as a variety of supporting design software.

The facility is the first to come out of the CPL Innovation Lab, an effort to introduce new technologies to city residents. And the library is the first in a large city to experiment with a “maker space,” the city says. Though it will be similar to maker spaces at the Museum of Science and Industry and Pumping Station: One, this fab lab will be free to all.

The space opens July 8 and will close at year-end. After its six-month run, the library says it will consider hosting labs in neighborhood branches.

The space fits into a growing movement of hands-on collaborative learning environments that allow people to come together and exchange ideas in the pursuit of innovation, and was funded by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services in Washington.

“We are thrilled to be able to offer Chicagoans the opportunity to learn firsthand new technologies and skills used in today’s manufacturing at the library,” Library Commissioner Brian Bannon said in a statement. “The maker lab is the first of several ideas we plan to test over the next few years in the Innovation Lab, as we focus on expanding access to 21st century ideas and information to our communities.” 

I know where I’ll be hanging out in for the next six months.

Tagged: TAKE ME THERE

Source: chicagopubliclibrary

18th June 2013

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fuckpaul:

in case of a fire we’re just gonna have to fucking die.

fuckpaul:

in case of a fire we’re just gonna have to fucking die.

Tagged: nooooopenoooooooooooooooooopenopelet the motherfucker burn

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18th June 2013

Photoset reblogged from with 7,081 notes

tastefullyoffensive:

Hamster Butts [via]

Tagged: butts

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18th June 2013

Photoset reblogged from better living through psychological trauma with 44,139 notes

bryanthephotogeek:

Samantha Bee is a role model. 

Tagged: BOOM

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18th June 2013

Photo reblogged from Just noise now with 8 notes

HELLO
I AM BURD
WHY DO YOU LOOK AT ROAD AND NOT AT BURD

HELLO

I AM BURD

WHY DO YOU LOOK AT ROAD AND NOT AT BURD

Tagged: burds

18th June 2013

Post reblogged from Draken with 85,467 notes

I’ve got 99 problems and 86 of them are completely made up scenarios in my head that I’m stressing about for absolutely no logical reason.

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18th June 2013

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secretlythepresident:

tinfoilrobot:

fckuharry:

so I was at relay for life and guess what was just meandering around the track

image

it just kept going around the track yelling exterminate

I literally cannot think of anything more ironic than a Dalek participating in Relay for Life.

His doctor recommended it

Tagged: OMFG

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18th June 2013

Photoset reblogged from Draken with 7,685 notes

fillysnewleaf:

Diva sold me a fake painting today.

Ooh, that reminds me. PROTIP: you cannot tell by Redd’s reaction whether the art you are about to buy from him is fake. I passed up a statue because he did the little mischievous emote in his sales pitch, bought a painting because he didn’t do the emote, and GUESS WHAT IT’S FAKETY FAKE FAKE FAKE ugh god I’m never going to get the second floor on the museum ;_;

Tagged: animal crossingfuck you redd

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