myotopia

nova-bright:

yellowcars:

Men Can Stop Rape’s new College Bystander Intervention campaign.

Actual good anti rape campaign posters! They don’t shame victims, they ask people to examine their own actions and inactions and protect their friends. And not in a gross excuse for chivalry either, just as people keeping people safe.

I like this. 

People keeping people safe=excellent!

(via hiohmegan)

nomascotneeded:

You’re perfectly worth it.

(via fuckyeahreading)

citymaus:

34 New Miles of Bike Lanes coming to San Francisco Streets.
sfbike.org. 

(via thegreenurbanist)

coolchicksfromhistory:

The Chrisman Sisters on a claim in Goheen settlement on Lieban (Lillian) Creek, Custer County, Nebraska.  From left to right  Hattie, Lizzie, Lutie, and Ruth.

Lizzie Chrisman filed the first of the sisters’ homestead claims in 1887 while Lutie filed the following year.  Because of age restrictions on homesteaders, Ruth and Hattie waited until 1892 to file their claims. 

Many homesteaders found that a single claim could not sustain a family, so combining resources was a good solution. Together, the Chrisman sisters’ claims totaled 1,920 acres. The sisters took turns living with each other in order to fulfill the five-year residency requirement without living alone.

jennilee:

curro claret - diseñador industrial

thanks jeremy

Where campvibes and pragmatism merge to become one. #campvibes #polerstuff

Rube Goldberg goes camping?!

(via poler)

possiblyplausible:

I Love You, California, 1913 (Reference Library)

fuckyouverymuch:

We try not to cry - these are old-growth forests.

Those little bits of old growth forest in 1926 around the north of Florida are where my family lives (the Panhandle and around St. Augustine). There are now a few oaks and a bit of diversity, but for the most part all you see are suspiciously even stands of pine.

(via indigenousdialogues)

archiemcphee:

Amy L. Rawson made these awesome Santa Cthulhu and Mrs. Cthulhu figures! They were both sculpted by hand using epoxy clay and then painted with acrylics.

If you’re looking for celebrate your own Cthulhumas, they are currently available for purchase.

(via 50watts)

joyfuljoyful:

romanholidays

unconsumption:

The Starbucks container store we posted about while under construction a few weeks ago finally opened on December 13 in a suburb south of Seattle. The new drive-thru location was built to LEED standards and is awaiting certification.

Its built with three containers and implements rainwater harvesting, xeriscaping and reduced signage. If only it weren’t a drive-thru. 

[via Dear Coffee, I Love You]