It’s pronounced like “jif”. Period. The end. That’s final. End of story.
“Puzzles the Bar Official Theme Song,” sung by Teddy “Westside” Mosby and Barney “The Barnacle” Stinson, from How I Met Your Mother [S07E13 “Tailgate”]
(Source: puzzlesthebar.com)
The Desktop Wallpaper Project: A Tribute to Steve Jobs by Jon Contino
“It comes in desktop sizes, and of course, iPhone and iPad sizes as well.”
By: Jonathon Kambouris
“…This series visually documents the face and last meal of a convicted killer and is without question, honest and true. This will be an on going project as executions continue to take place in the United States. The core of the issue lies not on the emotionally loaded (for or against) arguments, but to question, how is society really served by the death penalty?”
It took me a while, but I think the reason why I’ve been having a pretty shitty year in general was because I haven’t completely grieved. Honestly, the whole ordeal hasn’t been on my mind for a whole semester now. I was reminded by Donald a week ago during juries and remembered it today and began reading articles that I didn’t know were published. Also, I’ve never been good with my feelings and allowing myself to be vulnerable. The truth is that I don’t quite know what to say, how to feel, what to do, even to this day.
All I can say is… I miss you more than words can say & I hope you rest in peace, Mai Hayakawa <3
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2011 Sendai Earthquake / How To Help: President Obama released a statement earlier announcing that “[t]he United States stands ready to help the Japanese people in this time of great trial.” Below is a list of charities and relief organizations you can donate to in order to help bring aid to those affected by the worst earthquake in Japanese history.
The American Red Cross has set up a special designation for disaster relief efforts in Japan. To donate, click here, or text REDCROSS to 90999 to instantly donate $10.
International Medical Corps says it is putting together relief teams and supplies to aid Japan “and other affected countries.” Donate here.
GlobalGiving’s Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Fund.
World Vision’s Disaster Response Fund.
Click here to donate to AmeriCares’ emergency relief response.
Save the Children’s Japan Earthquake Tsunami Children in Emergency Fund.
Reminder: Google’s Crisis Response Center / Person Finder.
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Earlier: TDW’s Breaking News post on the 2011 Sendai earthquake with live updates.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lhwqscMVWz1qzpwi0o1_1280.jpg)
2011 Sendai Earthquake / How To Help: President Obama released a statement earlier announcing that “[t]he United States stands ready to help the Japanese people in this time of great trial.” Below is a list of charities and relief organizations you can donate to in order to help bring aid to those affected by the worst earthquake in Japanese history.
- The American Red Cross has set up a special designation for disaster relief efforts in Japan. To donate, click here, or text REDCROSS to 90999 to instantly donate $10.
- International Medical Corps says it is putting together relief teams and supplies to aid Japan “and other affected countries.” Donate here.
- GlobalGiving’s Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Fund.
- World Vision’s Disaster Response Fund.
- Click here to donate to AmeriCares’ emergency relief response.
- Save the Children’s Japan Earthquake Tsunami Children in Emergency Fund.
- Reminder: Google’s Crisis Response Center / Person Finder.
[image: quoteskine.]
Earlier: TDW’s Breaking News post on the 2011 Sendai earthquake with live updates.
(Source: thedailywhat)
“The only pressure I’m under is the pressure I’ve put on myself.” -Mark Messier
(Source: twitter.com)
