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I would like to order a cup of emotional stability please.

make that double

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You don’t need to be better than any one else you just need to be better than you used to be.

Wayne W. Dyer (via fyp-psychology)

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Let it happen by R A D I O Twitter || Source

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He’s so cute when he’s plotting world domination. (Source: http://ift.tt/2nQScWy)

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OMG!!!!!! BEAUTIFUL

Pup interrupts soccer match, gives interview.

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Cute!

The Hamster from Japan Who Can’t Get Enough of Snack Time

Follow @sou_ham to make sure you never miss one of Kuzuki’s — or Uzuki’s! (the other hamster in the family) — adventures.

Hello, world! It’s time for another dose of #WeeklyFluff. Meet Kuzuki (@sou_ham), a happy hamster from Japan who has been described as a “small vacuum cleaner.”

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Before vs After Adoption

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Joel Daniel Phillips’ “Hazards May Be Present” at Art Market San Francisco.

Opening April 27th, 2017 at Art Market San Francisco for Hashimoto Contemporary is artist Joel Daniel Phillips’ solo exhibition of exceptional photoreal drawings, “Hazards May Be Present.”

Phillips’ renderings for “Hazards” document individuals living in San Francisco’s Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood, which is defined by the Hunters Point Shipyard: a one-time U.S. Navy Base shut down due to toxic contamination.

Through the collection of objects from this location, both physically and illustrated, and the portraits of its inhabitants - where these objects have been purposefully removed - Phillips has masterfully crafted a dramatic visceral inspection into how material resources shape not only the lives of those living in close proximity to these items but the formation of our own, distanced viewpoints.

“Hazards May Be Present” will be on view at Booth 409, you can learn more about the show on Hashimoto Contemporary’s website.

Continue below to see a multitude of behind the scenes photographs as well as more of Phillips’ artwork for the exhibition:

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am i part of the cure? or am i part of the disease?

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No subestimes impulsos tempranos, con esfuerzo, pueden cambiar tu vida

«Nuestros primeros esfuerzos son puramente instintivas incitaciones de una vívida e indisciplinada imaginación. Pero esos impulsos tempranos, aunque no son inmediatamente productivos, son del momento más grande y podrían darle forma a nuestros mismos destinos».

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La ignorancia es el motor de la guerra «Las peleas entre individuos, así como entre gobiernos y naciones, son invariablemente el resultado de malentendidos en la interpretación más amplia del término. Los malentendidos siempre surgen por la incapacidad de apreciar el punto de vista del otro. Otra vez, esto se debe a la ignorancia de los interesados, no tanto en ellos mismos, como en sus campos de inversión. El peligro de un enfrentamiento se ve agravado por un sentimiento más o menos predominante, planteado por cada ser humano. Para resistir esta inherente tendencia al conflicto, lo mejor es disipar la ignorancia de los hechos de los otros mediante una sistemática difusión de conocimientos generales. Con este objetivo en la mira, sería más fácil el importante intercambio de pensamientos y el relacionamiento con los demás». TESLA💡

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Water - (High and Dry): Acrylic and pencils / canvas by Alexandra Levasseur

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ÆQVILIBRIIS

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I♡MOM