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Look at that beautiful fat head. #mansbestfriend (at Cautterskillrd)

Man meat. Man grill. (at Cautterskillrd)

Creepin’ on myself (at the Fun Oasis)

Old Bay Cheddar. (at Cape May, NJ)

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Library Slide

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Coffee Stop: Tony Hobba Architects created a beautiful beach structure down on Melbourne’s Australian coast. Upcycled sheet piles were put up to construct the surround of the concrete building, and protect the Third Wave space as a sea wall barrier.

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Gravity is for humans!

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Photographer Lalage Snow takes pictures of soldiers’ faces before, during and after the war in Afghanistan.

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Had a change of pace @ John Varvatos photographing their still-life footwear & accessories collection Fall/winter 2013/14

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Langhorne Slim & The Lumineers cover of I Held Her In My Arms

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Fast-forward to 1988: I am raped by an acquaintance the night before my graduation from college. The next morning, before donning cap and gown, I stumble into the University Health Services building to report the crime. I’m advised not to press charges. “They’ll smear you,” I’m told by the female psychologist assigned to my case. I don’t want to be smeared. I’ve got a life to live. Twenty-five years later, while watching CNN lament the effects of the Steubenville rape on two promising lives—the rapists’, not the victim’s—I’ll hold two competing thoughts: nothing has changed; I wish I’d been braver. I decide to Google my rapist’s name, something I’ve never done in the quarter-century since the crime. His promise, I note, has been duly fulfilled. He’s successful. He’s married—to a woman who recently spoke on a “Lean In” panel with Sheryl Sandberg.

Because life’s like that.

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Deborah Copaken Kogan

“Life always has an unhappy ending, but you can have a lot of fun along the way, and everything doesn’t have to be dripping in deep significance.” Roger Ebert

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“And now April raises up her plaque of flowers and the heart expands to admit its adversary” by Louise Gluck from her book The House on Marshland

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John Legend (a legend himself) - Who did that to you