fuckyeahkidulzzang:

Keiron Gabriel
(c) Angeline de Leon (imanurse)

fuckyeahkidulzzang:

Keiron Gabriel

(c) Angeline de Leon (imanurse)

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archiphile:

orestad college by 3xn

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leilockheart:

Cuteness overload (Found on - LINK)

leilockheart:

Cuteness overload (Found on - LINK)


papayapie:

Hello there, gorgeous.

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luanlegacy:

get hit in the back of the head; feel pain in the eyes, that’s cool

luanlegacy:

get hit in the back of the head; feel pain in the eyes, that’s cool




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emergentfutures:

Teens join Twitter to escape parents on Facebook: survey
“Teens don’t tweet, will never tweet – too public, too many older users. Not cool.
That’s been the prediction for a while now, born of numbers showing that fewer than one in 10 teens were using Twitter early on.
But then their parents, grandparents, neighbours, parents’ friends and anyone in-between started friending them on Facebook, the social networking site of choice for many — and a curious thing began to happen…..”
Full Story: Globe and Mail

emergentfutures:

Teens join Twitter to escape parents on Facebook: survey

“Teens don’t tweet, will never tweet – too public, too many older users. Not cool.

That’s been the prediction for a while now, born of numbers showing that fewer than one in 10 teens were using Twitter early on.

But then their parents, grandparents, neighbours, parents’ friends and anyone in-between started friending them on Facebook, the social networking site of choice for many — and a curious thing began to happen…..”

Full Story: Globe and Mail

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… many scientists have pointed to a two-degree rise in global temperatures as the most we could possibly deal with.

If we spew 565 gigatons more carbon into the atmosphere, we’ll quite possibly go right past that reddest of red lines. But the oil companies, private and state-owned, have current reserves on the books equivalent to 2,795 gigatons — five times more than we can ever safely burn. It has to stay in the ground.

Put another way, in ecological terms it would be extremely prudent to write off $20 trillion worth of those reserves. In economic terms, of course, it would be a disaster, first and foremost for shareholders and executives of companies like ExxonMobil (and people in places like Venezuela).


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verte-gres:

Chuck vs. the Goodbye | Scenes that pulled violently yanked on my heartstrings due to their pilot counterpart.