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Katie Scott - How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep (2012)

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Sadly I did not opt to wait in the 2 hour line for a bluth banana (at Bluth’s Frozen Banana Stand)

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thedailywhat:

Coming Soon of the Day: Neil Degrasse Tyson Will Host the Sequel of Carl Sagan’s Cosmos

Though it’s been quietly in the works since 2011, Fox has officially confirmed that Carl Sagan’s monumental 1970 sci-ed miniseries Cosmos: A Personal Voyage will be getting an updated sequel next year, which will consist of 13 episodes produced by Family Guy’s Seth MacFarlane and hosted by one of the Internet’s most celebrated astrophysicists, Neil Degrasse Tyson. Fox is hoping the show will have as much as of cultural impact as Carl Sagan’s original series, which still remains one of the most watched PBS series in the world to this day.

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The results of last night’s cooking class. Goat cheese salad with lentils, vegetable soup with pesto, roasted Cornish hen and scalloped potatoes gratin. Getting hungry all over again. (at Miette Culinary Studio)

ilovecharts:

This is a map of an exhibition at the Tate Gallery London.

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buzzfeed:

You may have seen The Great Gatsby over the weekend, but wait until you see The Great Catsby. 

huffingtonpost:

Texas Photographer, Recreates Iconic Women’s Portraits With Her Daughter

By:  Ryan Grenoble

When Jaime Moore’s daughter, Emma, turned 5, the Texas mom and photographerset out to commemorate the occasion in pictures. Searching for inspiration online, however, she was dismayed to find the majority of girls at that age dressed up, unrealistically, as fairy-tale princesses. So Jaime decided to raise the bar.

Mom searched for better role models, and together with Emma selected five real women that a girl can actually aspire to be like. Then, they replicated iconic portraits of those figures — Susan B. Anthony, Coco Chanel, Amelia Earhart, Helen Keller and Jane Goodall.

The title of the series, “NOT just a girl,” is meant to be an inspirational message for young women seeking to realize their full potential — beyond vague dreams of Disney princesses.

Read More: http://huff.to/14hMaKg

Photo Credit: Getty Images/Jaime C. Moore

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stairway to heaven

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