That season left the world and then returned
And now you’re lit up by the city
So please remember me, mistakenly
In the window of the tallest tower
Call, then pass us by but much too high
To see the empty road at happy hour
Gleam and resonate just like the gates
Around the Holy Kingdom
With words like, ‘Lost and found’ and ‘Don’t look down’
And ‘Someone save temptation’
And please remember me as in the dream
We had as rug burned babies
Among the fallen trees and fast asleep
Beside the lions and the ladies
4 African men humorously address Hollywood’s stereotyping of them
via MamaHope: Stop the Pity, Unlock the Potential. Build a Future, Not a Stereotype
1 month until summer. Your Hand In Mine || Explosions In The Sky
Beautiful Toureg music, badass band.
January 5, 2012 Even in a stripped-down acoustic set, Tinariwen’s trance-inducing desert music doesn’t disappoint. (via @NPRmusic)
Science or Pink Floyd reference. Anyone?
Don’t trust your sight; or, why visual evidence is a weak form of scientific observation
I love this chart so much.
The new holiday card from the South Bronx’s CitiWide Harm Reduction @CitiWideHR
About Me
I'm a 20-something newsjunkie with passions for public health, travel, chocolate, and John Oliver. These are things that I like. Mwaiseni.
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Target Map: create & share knowledge beyond borders
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