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Poland and Estonia’s impressive PISA results, bright economic future
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It’s More Dangerous Than Ever to be an Environmentalist. Here’s Why.
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Amalia’s breakfast: egg in bell pepper, brazilian sausage, wraps, and savory egg cake
Originally posted on Plates of Art:
Yes, Amalia’s breakfast goes oooon! Her creativity is beyond the world; I say she is amazing. For this breakfast, seriously we had so much to eat I was too full to eat one of…
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#153 Dig The City
Originally posted on MissPond:
I love Manchester. There really is always something to do or see, even if you didn’t know about it in advance. An example of this for me would be Dig The City, which I only found out…
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The Tale of Mr Rêvus
Originally posted on Contra Spem Spero… Et Rideo:
For no apparent reason whatsoever, I loved this amazing animated short film, The Tale of Mr Rêvusis. It was produced by Marius Herzog the Georg-Simon-Ohm Hochschule – University Of Applied Sciences, in Nuremberg, Germany —…
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Tired of Swimming screening at MancsterCon2014
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Our mini animation festival kicks off today at 11 am with the screening of ‘Tired of Swimming’ by Anna Eijsbout. Described as the story of an old man torn between the lingering presence of his…
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Visitors Unintentionally Dance to Avoid Hundreds of Swinging Pendulums
Originally posted on Permacooking:
At Brighton Festival, an annual arts festival in England, one of the world’s most innovative choreographers, William Forsythe, has brought out a fun installation that makes visitors unintentionally dance. Hundreds of delicate pendulums, swinging in timed…
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