The escalating cameos in this made me really happy.
(Source: freshprincesubs, via popculturebrain)
stuff i see
"Alberta’s had an average of two crude oil spills a day, every day for the past 37 years."
Well, here’s a depressing statistic.
(Source: theamericanprospect)
On repeat #Beyonce #GrownWoman
This week’s new issue of TIME, hitting newsstands and tablets Friday, May 24, is dedicated to covering the devastation that followed the pivotal 16 minutes between when sirens first alerted Moore residents and when the tornado touched down.
(Photograph by Alonzo Adams/AP)
only 16 minutes….absolutely terrifying
(via motherjones)
One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them,
One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
(read in a circle, from left thumb to right thumb)
Colors used:
Milani- Gold Lamé
Black acrylic paint
All my friends think I have a life because I’m never on Facebook
And I’m sitting here thinking, “Lol idiots, I’m on Tumblr”.
(Source: teap0ts)
“ The way we try to recruit girls into STEM fields is all wrong. We typically compare them to some great woman or someone that has gone before them. We are saying, “Hey, you can be like Madam Curie or Sally Ride.” It is recruiting by intimidation. We need to change that message. We need to recruit by appealing to WHY we need them in STEM. We NEED you to help make the world a better place We NEED you to help discover the cure for cancer. We NEED you because you have the ability to change the course of humanity for the better.
Tim Holt on why we still see the number of females in STEM fields fall way behind their male counterparts. Also see how geography paved the way for women in science.
(Source: explore-blog, via jtotheizzoe)
Idea: What if the federal government gave someone like Neil DeGrasse Tyson a “Science Laureate” role, like we do for poets? Sound like a good idea? Fortunately, members of Congress are already working on it.
Local elections are important too (at Murphy City Hall)
