m-aikawa:

architectureblog:

__British_Museum__ (via Markisy)

gothgrrrl:

Ein echter Traumschuh

pisforpolaroid:

My second photo for roid week 2010! These were both posted yesterday. Sorry I’ve been so lazy with updating this here Tumblr- I’ve been uber busy gearing up for a little jaunt with my duder and his brother and have been printing calendars like it’s going out of style! 

Expect more from me in the coming days as things will surely slow down when I’m in a van for hours! 

chrisbowler:

A brief description of how I serve up two different themes, based on the time of day.

yasaibomb:

kyohei1989:

plus16hours:

fialux:

naha:

8248:

reretlet:

yuco:

etsy:

thediscography:

purplesmellingelephants:

maggatron808:rapunzel808:janellycakes:michelletruonggg:(via biro)

sheymcfez:

With a new KOL album due in October the band have just announced a new UK tour set for this December via their site. Check out the dates below.

Manchester MEN 13th of Dec.

Sheffield Arena 14th of Dec.

Birmingham NIA 16th of Dec.

Birmingham NIA 17th of Dec.

Sheffield Arena 19th of Dec.

London o2 Arena 21st of Dec.

Tickets go on general sale this Friday (10th of September) with a presale starting on Wednesday if you’re signed up to the official website.

infoneer-pulse:

But others, who were troubled by Google’s plan, have hailed the ruling. They see it as an opportunity to bring new urgency to a project to create a universal public library — one that, they say, would be far superior to Google’s because it would not be commercial. The project’s ambitious mission, recently described in a four-page memorandum, is to “make the cultural and scientific heritage of humanity available, free of charge, to all.”

“People feel energized,” said Robert Darnton, the director of the Harvard University Library, who recently praised the project in an opinion article in The New York Times. “This is an opportunity for those of us who care about creating a noncommercial public digital library to get on with it.”

» via The New York Times