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With hundreds of new operations firing up their fermenters every year and filling America's shelves/bellies, "craft beer" is…

Good to know...!

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Yep...I pretty much wanna be reincarnated as this fella

A corgi with no cares in the world.

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Why is the bird standing on the back of the cat who is standing on the back of the dog on the back of a horse?

"Alte Bekannte: Seit gestern sind im Rahmen der Ausstellung „Zauberspiegel“ endlich auch wieder die Version der Bremer Stadtmusikanten von Maurizio Cattelan in der Kunsthalle zu besichtigen. Der Aufbau der acht Geschöpfe hat fast einen halben Tag gedauert.

Maurizio Cattelan, Love Saves Life, 1995 (taxidermy) and Love Lasts Forever, 1999 (animal skeletons) Kunsthalle Bremen - The Kunstverein in Bremen.”

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Very sharp!

Do you know the muffin pan? 5 new ways to use the classic kitchen tool. #targetwedding 

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How many of these homes are apartments...?

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Best blog name ever!

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This picture makes me want to quit my job and travel...

Yosemite by Bruce Crane

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Well said!

"Human" rights.

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This monkey is sidekick material

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Slow day at work! #learningtohashtag #enormousmustache

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Looks like a great way to kick off fall

The mixology drink for the season finale of Quick Draw is the Whiskey Cobbler. (Note: This drink will not fix your shoes.) Learn how to make it here.

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Who doesn't love a naked chicken....

Absolutely captivated by this entire series from photographer Tim Flach, who has taken seven years and an innovative approach to photography to not just shoot, but also truly understand his subject. 

As described in the description for his animal portrait book, More than Human: 

"By taking striking close-up shots of various animals, Tim attempts to demonstrate how close can animal gestures and poses get to those of the humans.

What looks like images of unselfconscious and spontaneous reactions of the animals, is actually a result of long research and observation done by the artist. Every animal responds differently to temperature changes, light, human presence and even sounds – some of them would feel better with the music on, while the other would get intimidated by it.”

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