"「とにかく頑張れ」は間違いで、「頑張らなくていいよ」も間違いで、
「こうやって動け。この工程が終わったら休め」が正解なのだと思う。動作を全部スクリプトとして伝えられて、はじめて動きかたは身につくし、それを「発見
しろ」と言い放つ人は、そもそも教えられないことのほうが多い
"

(Source: silent-musings)

zenigata:

2chan.net [ExRare]

zenigata:

2chan.net [ExRare]

(via nanikano)

nise3kawan:

メイドさん - 二次元裏@ふたば
destructs:

新宇 苏Untitled, 2013

destructs:

新宇 苏
Untitled, 2013

(via muss-itation)

atlasobscura:

Happy Bloomsday from Atlas Obscura!
Founded in 1030 AD by the Hiberno-Norse King Sitriuc Silkenbeard and Dúnán, first Bishop of Dublin, the original Viking church has been a part of Dublin and Irish history ever since. The wooden Viking structure was destroyed during the Norman invasion by King Richard (Strongbow) de Clare, and the stone church was built starting in 1171. Strongbow’s tomb is inside the church walls, and his effigy can be seen just beyond the entrance.
Among the cathedral’s more intriguing inhabitants are the mummified remains of a cat and rat. According to church lore, the cat chased the rat into a pipe of an organ and both became stuck. James Joyce used both cat and rat as a simile in Finnegan’s Wake when he described someone as being “…As stuck as that cat to that mouse in that tube of that Christchurch organ…” The cat is chasing the rat in perpetuity behind glass in the crypt of the church. 
More on the Oddities of Christ Church Cathedral in  Atlas Obscura…

atlasobscura:

Happy Bloomsday from Atlas Obscura!

Founded in 1030 AD by the Hiberno-Norse King Sitriuc Silkenbeard and Dúnán, first Bishop of Dublin, the original Viking church has been a part of Dublin and Irish history ever since. The wooden Viking structure was destroyed during the Norman invasion by King Richard (Strongbow) de Clare, and the stone church was built starting in 1171. Strongbow’s tomb is inside the church walls, and his effigy can be seen just beyond the entrance.

Among the cathedral’s more intriguing inhabitants are the mummified remains of a cat and rat. According to church lore, the cat chased the rat into a pipe of an organ and both became stuck. James Joyce used both cat and rat as a simile in Finnegan’s Wake when he described someone as being “…As stuck as that cat to that mouse in that tube of that Christchurch organ…” The cat is chasing the rat in perpetuity behind glass in the crypt of the church.

More on the Oddities of Christ Church Cathedral in  Atlas Obscura

"私、去年まで韓国に留学してたんですが、韓国での日本叩きは
こんなものではありません。
日本では報道される事はないとい思いますが、現地ではそれは酷いものです。
俳優・芸能人の人達も、ほとんど「日本征服」
「日本人征伐」みたいな感覚でいます。
特に一部の人たちは 【韓流で日本人を教育してやるんだ】
みたいな勢いでした。
キム・テヒさんもそういった考えを持つ人たちの中の一人で、
特に日本嫌いの発言の多い事が印象的でした。


俺の大学に,韓国語がペラペラで韓国の大学に留学して
他経験をもつ先生がいるんだが, その先生が授業で
「韓国で僕が道を歩いてると,幼稚園児が寄ってきて
『日本人は死ね』って言うんですよ。
韓国ってのはそういう国です」って言ってた。

韓国のベスト3クラスの進学高校でさえ
授業で反日授業があるんですよ~

で、そいつらの何十人が日本に語学留学来るんだけど
ステイ先に迷惑をかけることを自慢話にしている。
帰国したら後輩に「何回ステイ先を変更して、何をしたら日本人が
嫌がったか」を自慢話にし、ステイ先変更が一番多かったチョンが
勇者として代々語り継がれる。
"

biocanvas:

The trigeminal ganglion is a bundle of nerve cell bodies that lies just near the jaw. Its job is to process sensory information like touch and temperature that is received around the face. Seen here is the trigeminal ganglion in an early developing zebrafish embryo.
Image by Fengzhu Xiong, Harvard Medical School.

biocanvas:

The trigeminal ganglion is a bundle of nerve cell bodies that lies just near the jaw. Its job is to process sensory information like touch and temperature that is received around the face. Seen here is the trigeminal ganglion in an early developing zebrafish embryo.

Image by Fengzhu Xiong, Harvard Medical School.

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"ワールドカップで忘れられないのは、スクランブル交差点の大騒ぎの中、肩車された女性のおっぱいに無数の手がのびている写真。あれは熱狂と喧噪と下心がないまぜとなっている人間の群集心理を的確に表したピュリッツアー賞ものの写真だと思う"

Twitter / tororosoba (via rpm99)

これ?

これ?

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sheisglorious:

immersion (by thericerocket26)

sheisglorious:

immersion (by thericerocket26)

(via offo)

Statues ennemies by Sophie Calle, 2003
Iconic portraits mutilated during the civil war in Spain.

1. Vierge mutilée au marteau
2. Retable fusillé
3. Tranché à la hache
4. Christ décapité et aveuglé
5. Vierge aveuglée
6. Saint aveugle

(Source: frenchtwist)

fazz0611:

NaNじぇい : ラブライブ!2期決定
ofakind:

Bi-Coastal Bag by Metalepsis Projects for Of a Kind
BUY / 40 of a kind / $174

ofakind:

Bi-Coastal Bag by Metalepsis Projects for Of a Kind

BUY / 40 of a kind / $174

voguelovesme:

Lana Del Rey by Ellen von Unwerth for Vogue Italia August 2012

voguelovesme:

Lana Del Rey by Ellen von Unwerth for Vogue Italia August 2012