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malty:

I only have one beer left, which means:

GUINNESS CHOCOLATE PUDDING!

8 large egg yolks

1 cup sugar

One 14.9-ounce can Guinness Draught

3 cups heavy cream

7 ounces high-quality bittersweet (70 to 72% cacao) chocolate, finely chopped

Read More http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Chocolate-Guinness-Goodness-234304#ixzz0nI3GdSqI

(Source: http://www.sprinklebakes.com/2010/03/guinness-chocolate-pudding-or-chocolate.html)

yes, i’m addicted to tweetdeck… but i can stop anytime… if i have too… starting next week…

explodingdog:

oh hell. I just zeroed my inbox.

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meganmcisaac:

if you want to buy a print, just email me with the photo(s) and size(s) that you’d like and i will happily respond as soon as i am able.

for more information, click here!

(Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/helloromantic/4819076128/in/photostream/)

brocatus:

via art-history: Type design by Albrecht Dürer (link)

(Source: http://butdoesitfloat.com/80950/The-typographer-is-chained-more-than-any-other-artist-by-the)

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(Source: http://pablojeffress.wordpress.com/2010/08/23/my-wordy/)

ireadintothings: (via call-it-kizmet) story of my life? (by softerworld) A Softer World: 591

(Source: http://asofterworld.com/index.php?id=591)

brocatus:

via whileyouwereout

amen

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(Source: http://boxbrown.com/?p=772)

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npr:

An itemized list of where a typical earner’s taxes go would include $625.51 for Medicare, $229.17 for combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, and $28.09 for NASA. See a receipt of other things that made the list.

(Source: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=130249425&sc=tumblr&cc=npr)

bobowoodlake: suninscorpio: Coyote Coy by Ryan Christensen

dreamboatcourtney: whisperingwillow: (via tamburina)

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nevadamoonrise: kissingreflections

(Source: http://www.booooooom.com/2010/04/19/photographer-bryan-schutmaat/#more-16723)

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brocatus:

noonebelongsheremorethanyou:

Gary Anderson (right), creator of the recycling symbol, 1970.

(via waxandmilk) Anderson was a 23-year-old USC Architecture graduate when he entered the Container Corporation of America’s design contest to create what would become the universal symbol for recycling. From Wikipedia: The 500 entries to the competition were judged by designers recognized as world leaders in graphics and industrial art, including Saul Bass, Herbert Bayer, James Miho, Herbert Pinzke and Eliot Noyes. According to Anderson: “Angela Davis had just shot up the courthouse and the Manson murders had just happened. I wanted to move away from that, from the Haight-Ashbury poster art with its amorphous organic shapes to create something simpler and cleaner.”