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Pani Jurek’s amazing test tube chandeliers, which is made to give an art-deco form with a dramatic twist. They are customisable and can be filled with water, colours, plants, anything you like!
Just genius.
Find on Etsy here:
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Exxon’s Pegasus pipeline ruptured over the weekend, leaking approximately 10,000 barrels (420,000 gallons) of tar sands crude oil in Mayflower, Arkansas. So far, 22 homes have been evacuated, and officials don’t know when those residents will be able to return. Part of the pipeline runs through a water source (Lake Maumelle) that provides drinking water to nearly 400,000 residents in central Arkansas, though officials say they were able to stop the flow before it reached that far.
Video: Arkansas Oil Spill Causes Exxon Crude To Flow Down Streets | The Daily Dolt
this is absolutely horrifying—and the media/government/corporations are working very hard to keep it as quiet as possible.
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Devour, 2013At first glance, these objects may look like planets but they are actually photos of the bottoms of frying pans.
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Photographer’s girlfriend leads him around the world
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her hairrrr.
Alright. The hair is growing on me. No pun intended. Maybe. Hehe
I love it
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