idealiztic

• 2013-04-05 0 notes

  We live in a sad reality that we need to fight to change!!!
  There can be no such thing as “coexistence” with a reckless industry that undermines public health, destroys biodiversity, damages the environment, tortures and poisons animals, destabilizes the climate, and economically devastates the world’s 1.5 billion seed-saving small farmers.

  — USDA Forces Whole Foods To Accept Monsanto

  Source: worldtruth.tv

• 2013-01-17 1,291 notes

  

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  Source: flashresonance

• 2013-01-13 60 notes

  

  i love imagining nyc years ago.

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  Source: loc.gov

• 2013-01-06 480 notes

  

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  Source: rawlivingfoods

• 2012-12-19 750,596 notes

  

  inhhale-exhhale:

  One year.

  525,600 minutes

  525,000 moments so dear

  Amazing.

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  Source: gifmovie

• 2012-11-04 364 notes

  

  unconsumption:

  Speaking of bike hacks: How about a mowercycle? 

  Get exercise while mowing the lawn — without using gasoline!

  An Unconsumption reader sent this photo to us some time ago. (The source has since made the photo private on Flickr.)

  We always love getting tips and suggestions. Is there something Unconsumption-y you think we should be aware of? Let us know via our Facebook page, Twitter (@Unconsumption us), Instagram (tag photos #unconsumption), Pinterest, or e-mail (unconsumption [at] gmail). 

  See also: A group of students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison designed a somewhat different mowercycle. Our friends at Do The Green Thing highlighted the student project here. 

  Source: unconsumption

• 2012-10-29 460 notes

  

  unconsumption:

  Do you have a handful of old keys — from, say, apartments where you once lived, cars you no longer own, or some other use — sitting in a drawer?

  Here’s something to consider making from them: A holder for usable keys or other small items. 

  Bend the old keys and attach them onto a piece of scrap wood. Basic DIY — find a brief tutorial on the Get Rich or DIY Tryin’ blog.

  what a great idea!

  Source: getrichordiytryin.blogspot.com

• 2012-10-20 216 notes

  Inspired Teacher Constructs Russian Landmarks Using Origami.Russian school teacher Sergei Tarasov diligently set his efforts into cloning the architectural design staple of Moscow, using more than 10,000 sheets of A4 paper.

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  Source: mymodernmet.com

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  vvolare:

  Map work collages by Matthew Cusick

  Source: vvolare

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  claudiapoirier:

  Popsicle memory game

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  Source: kitchencorners.com