Posted 1 hour ago

Sir, please do not noogie me during combat prep.

HORSE!

And for the record, in the bottom left, my man was right the whole episode that he could just walk in, break everything that looked important, and save everyone in under five minutes, if only they’d let him.

(Source: roserory)

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Climate Adaptation: Daily climate change/politics news source: "Clean Start"

climateadaptation:

I get asked what I read all the time. I haven’t yet compiled a list of climate/environmental news or blog sites (too lazy, tbh!), though I have a FAQs, made a bookstore, and wrote some book recommendations,

I am subscribed to countless climate listservs, and I skim around 25…

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Posted 22 hours ago

Nature re-asserting itself

(Source: nickholmes)

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afternoonsnoozebutton:

oh look my husband

I’ve come away with a couple of impressions, here.

1. The Rock loves water rides

2. The Rock likes doing nice things for groups like Make-A-Wish, which is really cool.

3. The Rock really fucking loves some goddamn pancakes.

(Source: lenny511)

Posted 1 day ago

I occasionally remember that Nelly exists.

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jtotheizzoe:

edwardspoonhands:

Google Earth Engine is a joint project between Google and NASA that allows anyone access to a 30 year time-lapse of the surface of the earth. I made a video about how amazing, terrifying, and important it is.

We’ve had an eye on Earth for several decades now, and thanks to the new tool from Google that Hank talks about in his video above, we can see our profound effect on the planet in just a single young lifetime.

He notes that we aren’t very good at reconciling data with our own, personal daily existence and the proverbial price of eggs. Maybe that’s why graphs describing the changing climate and numbers such as “400 ppm” aren’t as effective as, say, these images here?

Posted 2 days ago
Mr. Obama also expresses exasperation. In private, he has talked longingly of “going Bulworth,” a reference to a little-remembered 1998 Warren Beatty movie about a senator who risked it all to say what he really thought.

NYTimes.com.

“going Bulworth”

(via nedhepburn)