Lin-Manuel Miranda, everybody.
Oh my GOD
I’ve been waiting on someone to post this.
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weekdays
if you have to get drunk to
do your laundry,
call me;I’ll probably be up,
not doing much,
and if I am I’ll
lie
because
good company is
so hard to
find
"When I think about the fact that our CEO Mike Duke made over $20 million last year, more than 1,000 times the average Walmart associate, with all due respect, I have to say I don’t think that’s right."
Striking Walmart worker Janet Sparks addressing the company’s shareholder meeting. (via thenationmagazine)
I’m always a fan of drawing attention to CEO-to-worker pay ratios.
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Falling in love
this is like, the most perfect photoset ever
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15 amazing things in nature you won’t believe actually exist
these are a few of my favorite things
"No tendency is quite so strong in human nature as the desire to lay down rules of conduct for other people."
William Howard Taft, featured on the website of George Mason University Economist Walter E. WIlliams. (via dissiderata)
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gaaaaaah
Eye on Igor
“My music is best understood by children and animals.”
A happy 131st birthday to Igor Stravinsky, composer, conductor, and Honorary Member of the Philharmonic. We’re squeezing a lot of Stravinsky into our final few weeks of the 2012–13 season, with performances of his suite from The Firebird concluding tomorrow and two of his ballets — The Fairy’s Kiss and Petrushka — forming the basis of our season finale, A Dancer’s Dream.Unsurprisingly, the New York Philharmonic Digital Archives is a treasure trove of Stravinsky photos and other memorabilia. Some of our favorites (including shots with Leonard Bernstein and, separately, Elliott Carter, as well as a moment in which Igor takes time to stop and smell the roses) are above. You can browse through more here.
This is a fantastic photo set.
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This basically sums up one of the biggest problems with the United States’ schooling system
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