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SILENCE IS DEAFENING

THE FBI WANTS TO MONITOR SOCIAL MEDIA

pupfresh:

The FBI is developing a web application that can monitor social networks including Twitter & Facebook, in order to gain better real time intelligence about current or potential future security threats or situations.

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ymutate:

Chris Johanson, Abstract Painting About Fascism, 2002, Acrylic on wood, 46 3/4 x 46 1/4 inches  



How awesome would this look as an accent wall in a tan apartment space???

ymutate:

Chris Johanson, Abstract Painting About Fascism, 2002, Acrylic on wood, 46 3/4 x 46 1/4 inches  

How awesome would this look as an accent wall in a tan apartment space???

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daughtersofdilla:

Herbert Carter, 94, one of the  original 33 Tuskegee Airmen pilots, holds a portrait of his wife,  Mildred Hemmon Carter, in her flight uniform. She was the first black  female pilot in Alabama and is counted among the history-making Tuskegee  Airmen, too. He eventually rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel.  Married nearly 70 years, the two were known as Tuskegee’s “first  couple.”

Herbert Carter, 94, one of the original 33 Tuskegee Airmen pilots, holds a portrait of his wife, Mildred Hemmon Carter, in her flight uniform. She was the first black female pilot in Alabama and is counted among the history-making Tuskegee Airmen, too. He eventually rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel. Married nearly 70 years, the two were known as Tuskegee’s “first couple.” Photo via CNN.

vintageblackglamour:

daughtersofdilla:

Herbert Carter, 94, one of the original 33 Tuskegee Airmen pilots, holds a portrait of his wife, Mildred Hemmon Carter, in her flight uniform. She was the first black female pilot in Alabama and is counted among the history-making Tuskegee Airmen, too. He eventually rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel. Married nearly 70 years, the two were known as Tuskegee’s “first couple.”

Herbert Carter, 94, one of the original 33 Tuskegee Airmen pilots, holds a portrait of his wife, Mildred Hemmon Carter, in her flight uniform. She was the first black female pilot in Alabama and is counted among the history-making Tuskegee Airmen, too. He eventually rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel. Married nearly 70 years, the two were known as Tuskegee’s “first couple.” Photo via CNN.

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Fleet Foxes - Montezuma

So long, 2011! Without doubt, my favorite album of the year was Helplessness Blues from Fleet Foxes. While staying true to their gentle folky sound, they have managed to expand themselves tremendously in a collection of fantastic songs. Montezuma is a great example of these things, so give it a listen.

What makes me so happy about Feist’s fourth album Metals is that she has not sacrificed originality for popularity. This is a deeper, stripped down look at Leslie Feist’s true talent. She really shows her range, and I can’t wait to see what’s in her future.

Cults made up most of my summer soundtrack. Though they’re new to the music world, this cutey-pie duo already has made a huge impact. This album is fun, and that’s what makes it so likable.

Is it even possible to not mention Bon Iver on this list? Each song on this self-titled wonder comes with its own texture and sound. Something about this guy just continues to make him churn out hit after hit. Every song takes me to a different place in my mind, yet they have the continuity and fluidity of a river. The only word I can think of to describe how it makes me feel is nostalgic, without even really knowing why. 

I have to admit, the first time I listened to the new Florence + the Machine album, Ceremonials, but after a few repeats, I’ve made up my mind. While Lungs had more cohesion, this album has enormous power and magnificent vocals. This is strength in musical form.

Some other artists you should check out that had hits this year:

The Black Keys

Bombay Bicycle Club

Foster the People

Ellie Goulding

-Taylor

Narcissus by `thienbao
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vintagecamerastyle:

James Dean and Sammy Davis Jr.

James Dean and Sammy Davis Jr.

vintageblackglamour:

vintagecamerastyle:

James Dean and Sammy Davis Jr.

James Dean and Sammy Davis Jr.

pupfresh:

Hot Topic Presents: Holiday Tales

Hot Topic had artists share holiday experiences including worst present, best memory, and more. Artists including A Day To Remember, Asking Alexandria, Travie McCoy, Never Shout Never, Mac Miller, Breathe Carolina, Attack Attack!,  The Devil Wears Prada, Of Mice & Men, and more!