Real Life Banksys: Life imitates Art

Check them out here:

http://nickstern.com/?galleries=banksy

(Source: wanjavi)

Jun 1 2012 3 notes
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localcreature: Syria using rape as weapon against opposition women and men

localcreature:

By: Ruth Sherlock

In the jails and interrogation centres of secret police, prisoners have been brutalised, either at the hands of officers, or more often with a bottle or other utensil.

“In detention facilities rape is clearly used as a form of torture to humiliate and degrade people, and…

(Source: mar15.info)

May 30 2012 2 notes
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Not your average commute

A London Jubilee Line Train Breaks Down 23rd May 2012 (by shinshinuk)

May 24 2012
Food for pin related thought. caliber-i: How Pinterest Drives Online Sales?  [Infographic] Pinterest Driving More Online Sales Than Any Other Network! 

Food for pin related thought.

caliber-i:

How Pinterest Drives Online Sales?  [Infographic]

Pinterest Driving More Online Sales Than Any Other Network! 

May 23 2012 1 note
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xombiedirge:

Play For The Talents by Aleksandar Hrib / Tumblr

Wallpaper design competition entry for a wall within the  new office of the State Lottery of Serbia. 

May 14 2012 69 notes
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courtenaybird: Are Smart Phones Spreading Faster than Any Technology in Human History?  “These figures show that smart phones, after a relatively fast start, have also outpaced nearly any comparable technology in the leap to mainstream use. It took landline telephones about 45 years to get from 5% to 50% penetration among U.S. households, and mobile phones took around seven years to reach a similar proportion of consumers. Smart phones have gone from 5% to 40% in about four years, despite a recession. In the comparison shown, the only technology that moved as quickly to the U.S. mainstream was television between 1950 and 1953.”

courtenaybird:

Are Smart Phones Spreading Faster than Any Technology in Human History? 

“These figures show that smart phones, after a relatively fast start, have also outpaced nearly any comparable technology in the leap to mainstream use. It took landline telephones about 45 years to get from 5% to 50% penetration among U.S. households, and mobile phones took around seven years to reach a similar proportion of consumers. Smart phones have gone from 5% to 40% in about four years, despite a recession. In the comparison shown, the only technology that moved as quickly to the U.S. mainstream was television between 1950 and 1953.”

May 11 2012 54 notes
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