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Looks like someone was painting the shadows tonight.  (at Upper Haight)
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Looks like someone was painting the shadows tonight. (at Upper Haight)

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funfun.

Grant Lee Phillips “Age of Consent” (by Delle Rosetattoo)

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Denizens of Inappropriate Alley think lyrics should be ‘You Just Lost Your Pants’. It’s our #WikiaDay wish http://vimeo.com/66551324  Lose Yourself to Dance - Daft Punk HD (by mark chisholm)

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So many pretty things.
(via Black Bamboo ‘Selene’ Harness Knickers by Hopeless on Etsy)
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So many pretty things.

(via Black Bamboo ‘Selene’ Harness Knickers by Hopeless on Etsy)

Source: etsy.com

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oooh. (click through for mixtape memory barrage)
(via analog audio tape cassette nostalgia - tapedeck.org)
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oooh. (click through for mixtape memory barrage)

(via analog audio tape cassette nostalgia - tapedeck.org)

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Awesome.


The Bushman

THE BUSHMAN x UPPER PLAYGROUND
The Heritage Preservation Society would like to honor the most iconic street performer in San Francisco history, the world famous, Bushman. As his name suggests, he in fact disguises himself as a bush, taking camouflage behind two custom made branches of real life foliage. Seemingly a part of the woodwork, passer byres receive a sudden jolt of unexpected alarm as the Bushman lunges.Since 1979, this pioneer of pan-handling has been building his legend far and wide and has been a fixture in Fisherman’s Wharf for over three decades. Long live the reign of Bushman.

(via Upper Playground | Bushman Tee in Black)
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The Bushman

THE BUSHMAN x UPPER PLAYGROUND

The Heritage Preservation Society would like to honor the most iconic street performer in San Francisco history, the world famous, Bushman. As his name suggests, he in fact disguises himself as a bush, taking camouflage behind two custom made branches of real life foliage. Seemingly a part of the woodwork, passer byres receive a sudden jolt of unexpected alarm as the Bushman lunges.Since 1979, this pioneer of pan-handling has been building his legend far and wide and has been a fixture in Fisherman’s Wharf for over three decades. Long live the reign of Bushman.

(via Upper Playground | Bushman Tee in Black)

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Is Google Making Us Stupid? - Nicholas Carr - The Atlantic

Neat stuff - I didn’t know anything about Taylor - and an interesting perspective.

Also, this quote, (my favorite bit bolded):

“The kind of deep reading that a sequence of printed pages promotes is valuable not just for the knowledge we acquire from the author’s words but for the intellectual vibrations those words set off within our own minds. In the quiet spaces opened up by the sustained, undistracted reading of a book, or by any other act of contemplation, for that matter, we make our own associations, draw our own inferences and analogies, foster our own ideas.”

 

…and yes, I read the whole thing :P

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Sneak peak of my cousin-in-law, (I know that’s not right, shush), Simon Christen’s new time lapse project.  
You’ve seen the first one.  No?  Watch.
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Sneak peak of my cousin-in-law, (I know that’s not right, shush), Simon Christen’s new time lapse project.  

You’ve seen the first one.  No?  Watch.

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There are lullabies for beasts.

Cello Song (feat* Jose Gonzalez) (by Jake Swing)

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(via TEDxSydney | First Taste)

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Iceman days!!  
(what??)

“Three Chilly Saints May 11, 12, and 13 are the feast days of Saints Mamertus, Pancras, and Gervais. These three are known as the Three Chilly Saints not because they were cold during their lifetimes, but because these days are traditionally the coldest of the month. English and French folklore (and later American) held that these days would bring a late frost. In Germany, they were called the Icemanner, or Icemen Days, and people believed it was never safe to plant until the Icemen were gone. Another bit of folklore claimed, “Who shears his sheep before St. Gervatius’s Day loves more his wool than his sheep.” (via Calendar for May 11th, 2013)
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Iceman days!!  

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“Three Chilly Saints May 11, 12, and 13 are the feast days of Saints Mamertus, Pancras, and Gervais. These three are known as the Three Chilly Saints not because they were cold during their lifetimes, but because these days are traditionally the coldest of the month. English and French folklore (and later American) held that these days would bring a late frost. In Germany, they were called the Icemanner, or Icemen Days, and people believed it was never safe to plant until the Icemen were gone. Another bit of folklore claimed, “Who shears his sheep before St. Gervatius’s Day loves more his wool than his sheep.” (via Calendar for May 11th, 2013)

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(via Style: Converse x Size? All Star Ox Premium - News - 12ozProphet.com)
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(via Style: Converse x Size? All Star Ox Premium - News - 12ozProphet.com)

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Awesome.
Kevin Briggs, Golden Gate Bridge CHP Officer, Honored For Suicide Prevention Work
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Awesome.

Kevin Briggs, Golden Gate Bridge CHP Officer, Honored For Suicide Prevention Work

Source: The Huffington Post

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