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Liam Neeson (Taken with instagram)

“A ‘Blue Marble’ image of the Earth taken from the VIIRS instrument aboard NASA’s most recently launched Earth-observing satellite – Suomi NPP. This composite image uses a number of swaths of the Earth’s surface taken on January 4, 2012. “

(via Brutally Honest 2012 Oscar Nominee Posters)

(via Moon Art Print by Harry Gordon | Society6)

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(via TheOatmeal.com blacked out in protest of SOPA / PIPA - The Oatmeal)

Artist Makes Bullet Portraits of People Killed by Bullets
Spooky, odditycentral.com

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Whether in hunt­ing or war­fare, bul­lets are usu­al­ly used for killing, but artist David Palmer has found a way to use these instru­ments of destruc­tion to cre­ate beau­ti­ful celebri­ty por­traits.

John Lennon, Abra­ham Lin­coln and…

I saw this tonight and I was really impressed. I was really looking forward to the new Trent Reznor backed soundtrack but it was pretty non-existent in the movie. The opening credits were great and the subtle changes from the book were a nice touch as well.

Burton x Red Wing Heritage
thepursuitaesthetic.com

In the win­ter you’ll often find me wear­ing my Red Wing Iron Rangers or 6-inch Mocs. Red Wing’s built up its rep­u­ta­tion over the last cen­tu­ry as one of Amer­i­ca’s finest boot­mak­ers and this win­ter they’ve teamed up with anoth­er…

The Never Ending Story E-Reader Cover
06:34 AM in Jennifer’s Picks, Sci Fi / Geek, Strange but Hip, typepad.com

So you’ve got a Nook or Kin­dle and the cov­ers in the big box stores are so BOR­ING. What are you gonna do? How about this Never End­ing Story cover? Made of suede or leather and has the Auryn sym­bol on the cover. You can upgrade it for a tablet…

Read a Yelp Review for the Restaurant from Coming to America
By Margaret Lyons, nymag.com

“Stopped going there ‘cause some muther­fuck­er that looked like Samuel Jack­son kept on rob­bing the place.” [Yelp via Buz­zfeed]

Impossible Ghana Edition
acquiremag.com

Made in the streets of Accra, Ghana, this repli­ca of the SX-70 isn’t a work­ing cam­era, but is stun­ning piece of art and a per­fect trib­ute to one of the most icon­ic cam­eras of all time. Impos­si­ble will be sell­ing a lim­it­ed run of 400…