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Saturday, October 31, 2015
Bourbon Butterscotch Sauce recipe
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Friday, October 30, 2015
All-Natural Pumpkin Butter From Scratch + Many Ways To Use It! — Oh She Glows
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Thursday, October 29, 2015
culturenlifestyle: Polish Artist Joanna Wirażka Uses Autumn’s...
Polish Artist Joanna Wirażka Uses Autumn’s Fallen Leaves as Canvases
Young Polish artist Joanna Wirażka uses autumn’s leaves as canvases to compose beautiful colored pencil drawings of cityscapes and landscapes. By filling the entirety of the leaf, Wirażka occupies the space with deep hues, which reflect nature’s most stunning sights from New York City streets to the beauty of a nebula.
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raptorific: why did they even keep making movies after this one...
why did they even keep making movies after this one came out
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Wednesday, October 28, 2015
whitehouse: “Since 9/11, fewer than 100 Americans have been...
“Since 9/11, fewer than 100 Americans have been murdered by terrorists on American soil—400,000 have been killed by gun violence. That’s like losing the entire population of Cleveland or Minneapolis over the past 14 years. And I refuse to accept the notion that we couldn’t have prevented some of those murders, some of those suicides, kept more families whole, protected more officers if we had passed some common-sense laws.” —President Obama
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"Well, I think it’s a particularly nice reminder at this point in our politics, which comes around..."
“Well, I think it’s a particularly nice reminder at this point in our politics, which comes around every 20 years or so, when immigrant is used as a dirty word by politicians to get cheap political points, that three of the biggest heroes of our revolutionary war for independence were a Scotsman from the West Indies, named Alexander Hamilton; a Frenchman, named Lafayette; and a gay German, named Friedrich von Steuben, who organized our army and taught us how to do drills. Immigrants have been present and necessary since the founding of our country. I think it’s also a nice reminder that any fight we’re having right now, politically, we already had it 200-some odd years ago. The fights that I wrote between me and Jefferson, you could put them in the mouths of candidates on MSNBC. They’re about foreign relations; they’re about states’ rights versus national rights; they’re about debt. These are all conversations we’re still having, and I think it’s a comfort to know that they’re just a part of the more perfect union we’re always working towards, or try to work towards, and that we’re always working on them. You know, we didn’t break the country; the country came with a limited warranty, like it was never perfect. It was never perfect, and there’s been no fall from grace. I find that heartening, honestly, that we’re still working on it.”
- Lin-Manuel Miranda, How Lin-Manuel Miranda Shapes History (via englandsdreaming)
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- Lin-Manuel Miranda, How Lin-Manuel Miranda Shapes History (via englandsdreaming)
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"Well, I think it’s a particularly nice reminder at this point in our politics, which comes around..."
“Well, I think it’s a particularly nice reminder at this point in our politics, which comes around every 20 years or so, when immigrant is used as a dirty word by politicians to get cheap political points, that three of the biggest heroes of our revolutionary war for independence were a Scotsman from the West Indies, named Alexander Hamilton; a Frenchman, named Lafayette; and a gay German, named Friedrich von Steuben, who organized our army and taught us how to do drills. Immigrants have been present and necessary since the founding of our country. I think it’s also a nice reminder that any fight we’re having right now, politically, we already had it 200-some odd years ago. The fights that I wrote between me and Jefferson, you could put them in the mouths of candidates on MSNBC. They’re about foreign relations; they’re about states’ rights versus national rights; they’re about debt. These are all conversations we’re still having, and I think it’s a comfort to know that they’re just a part of the more perfect union we’re always working towards, or try to work towards, and that we’re always working on them. You know, we didn’t break the country; the country came with a limited warranty, like it was never perfect. It was never perfect, and there’s been no fall from grace. I find that heartening, honestly, that we’re still working on it.”
- Lin-Manuel Miranda, How Lin-Manuel Miranda Shapes History (via englandsdreaming)
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- Lin-Manuel Miranda, How Lin-Manuel Miranda Shapes History (via englandsdreaming)
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Tuesday, October 27, 2015
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