Deer runs from flying squirrel (caught on trail camera)
This is one of the greatest images I have ever seen
howtoskinatiger: carnivorecam: Deer runs from flying squirrel...
lifesgrandparade: geoffreybeevers: Doctor Who Themes I Greatly...
Doctor Who Themes I Greatly Enjoy - [4/10]
↳ Doctor Who: The Fifth DoctorMy seventh favourite theme song is the verison used for the end of the Fourth Doctor’s run, through the Fifth’s, and into the beginning of the Sixth’s. I like this version because it was the first to break away from the ‘standard’ sounding theme, and, come on, it’s just fucking rad.
Fifth Doctor five ever. If it wasn’t for the theme, I’m not sure I would’ve watched.
magicalnaturetour: z-plotnikowa
whiskeybot: actualhumandisaster: iraffiruse: The Quokka If...
The Quokka
If anyone gets me one of these for Christmas I promise I will send you daily pictures of our adventures together. Because yeah, it’d be getting a harness and yeah, we’d go everywhere together.
"There goes that perfect woman with the most amazing life ever. God I wish I had a quokka like she does I’M SO MISERABLE." they’ll say. They’ll all say it.
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margadirube: ohdarlingdankeschoen: Flickr: Boöphone disticha ex...
impossibilityintoreality: So I work at a pet hospital, and we...
So I work at a pet hospital, and we got a sick chameleon today that we had to treat. Needless to say we got a little attached to her and named her Susan. Her pillow was a cotton ball, her blankets were gauze squares and her head-warmer was a top of a glove filled with water. :)
mineralia: Treated quartz is a guilty pleasure of mine…….
plasticarmy: Nikola Tesla’s exhibition of neon lights at the...
Nikola Tesla’s exhibition of neon lights at the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893 (via The Foundation For Nikola Tesla)
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3eanuts: July 16, 1983 — see The Complete Peanuts 1983-1986
my-little-underground:
That Time Stephen Colbert Created A Public Relations Nightmare for Walmart
On Wednesday night, Stephen Colbert helped turn Walmart’s food drive fiasco into a full-blown PR nightmare.
Earlier this week, a Walmart associate shared a photo from a Canton, Ohio store showing empty bins with a sign that read “Please donate food items so associates in need can enjoy Thanksgiving dinner.”
Not only is Walmart not taking responsibility for their low wages and unfair scheduling practices that put many of their employees “in need.” They are placing the burden on their fellow associates to help them out.
“Some critics out there are saying Walmart isn’t doing enough, but they’re wrong because Walmart isn’t doing anything,” Colbert told his audience. “These bins are for employees to donate to other employees. And where can Walmart low-wage employees find cheap food to donate? Walmart.”
“Anyone can afford food there,” he continued, “except people who work at Walmart.”
This is just another way Walmart, despite huge profits and exorbitant executive pay, places its financial burdens on others. Because of Walmart’s low wages, erratic scheduling, and lack of health benefits for more employees, each Walmart Supercenter costs taxpayers approximately $900,000 in Medicaid, SNAP, and other public assistance.
Walmart claims they pay an average hourly wage of $12.78, but independent analyses peg that number closer to $9 an hour. A Walmart executive boasted at a Goldman Sachs conference in September that 475,000 of the company’s U.S. associates make more than $25,000 a year, implying that the vast majority of Walmart’s 1.4 million American employees make less than that.
This business model is a choice, not a necessity. A Demos report showed how Walmart could double hourly wages just by not repurchasing billions of dollars its own stock. An analysis from Fortune magazine’s senior editor Stephen Gandel— hardly a left-winger — demonstrates that Walmart could give its employees a 50 percent raise and still deliver on its promises to shareholders.
Thus far, Walmart is refusing to listen to shareholders, independent business analysts, or its own workers. That’s why we’re standing up on Black Friday – stand with us by finding an event near you.
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yhf: dirtyriver: Tumblr, 30 years ago… Betty and Veronica...
yhf:
Tumblr, 30 years ago…
Betty and Veronica #326, October 1983
I know that this would have been way too edgy for Archie Comics, but seriously, to underscore that it’s not just being pointed out for laughs, I would have liked to have seen a final double-sized panel that simply said, “NO FOR REAL WHAT THE FUCK GUYS”
fancycwabs: If anyone needs a summary of the entire goddamn...
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cincylibrary: Recently spotted in our collection: Patrons Are...
Recently spotted in our collection: Patrons Are People: How to Be a Model Librarian, published by the American Library Association in 1956 and full of helpful hints prepared and illustrated by Sarah Leslie Wallace.