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18. Glass Major. Oakland. I also enjoy photography, making things in general, breaking things, then making more things, cute girls, vinyl records, thrift store hunting, shmoking bowls, adventures, awful (awesome) movies, philosophy, and fucking shit up at punk shows!

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  1. soleil-adore: Kinto Wolf Spirit and a “loco moco”. lol

    soleil-adore:

    Kinto Wolf Spirit and a “loco moco”.

    lol

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  2. sasssquatch asked: kintooooooooooooooooooo

    ssssaaaassssssssssyyyyy giiiiiirrlllll!!!!

  3. “And in the Ashes of Civilization, a New Life will Arise”

    Blown and sculpted Uranium glass, burnt redwood bark and stump, found nature, fluorescent spray paint, lichen, backlights

    64”x20”x20”

    Installed in four vertical display cubbies. A lot of the concept was inspired by a TED talk by Paul Stamets. 

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  4. okbusa:

    Watch Kosta Boda Artist, Ludvig Lofgren, work in the Swedish hot shop to create his My Wide Life collection!

    Oh man, I think its just the music, but this is the most intense glass video I’ve ever seen! hahahah. Fuck Yes! Auto-heated gorilla moulds,flower vases, bigass leaves n’ shit! Plus, how about some mother fucking fireworks!

    (Source: youtu.be)

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    Reblogged: okbusa
  5. sneak peak of some shrooms!

    sneak peak of some shrooms!

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  6. likeweneverhadabrokenheart:

    glass cuts are ten times worse than paper cuts.

    True, but metal cuts are ten times worse than glass cuts.

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  7. 6am. just finished proposal drawings. for class at 9am. I think I’m past the point of being able to wake up if i fall asleep…fuck

    6am. just finished proposal drawings. for class at 9am. I think I’m past the point of being able to wake up if i fall asleep…fuck

    (Source: fyeahartstudentowl)

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  8. Oh, man. The new Oil Paint Filter on CS6 is fucking fun. Works well with colorful marker drawings!

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  9. some little mushrooms

    some little mushrooms

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  10. A little glass jelly my girlfriend and I made :)

    A little glass jelly my girlfriend and I made :)

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  11. omyearsandwhiskers: My school in 1928… woah… and I thought it couldn’t be more haunted mansion looking…

    omyearsandwhiskers:

    My school in 1928… woah… and I thought it couldn’t be more haunted mansion looking…

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    Reblogged: omyearsandwhiskers
  12. Some blown glass vases

    Some blown glass vases

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  13. “That’s No Moon, Its a Return of the Jedi Deathstar” Happy full moon! AAAAAAAARRRRRRRROOOOOOO!!!!!!!

    “That’s No Moon, Its a Return of the Jedi Deathstar”

    Happy full moon!

    AAAAAAAARRRRRRRROOOOOOO!!!!!!!

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  14. anticapitalist: Crime Rates Drop During the Occupy Oakland Encampment In this graph, the upper pink line tracks the previous three-year average crime rate for each week, while the lower blue line tracks the rate for 2011. As you can see, there’s quite a bit of fluctuation from week to week—but except for the duration of the encampment, the 2011 rate closely tracks the trend from previous years. Apart from the usual dip in September coming a week late, the up vs. down trend is a perfect match. But the first four weeks of the Oakland Commune are a clear aberration. The normal trend in crime for October is virtually flat, but in 2011 those four weeks saw a cumulative 40% drop in crime. In fact, the fourth week—the week of the General Strike, with its notorious incidents of window-breaking and vandalism—was actually Oakland’s most crime-free week in all of 2011 (and possibly much longer—I only checked the stats through the beginning of the year). But was Occupy Oakland really the cause of this precipitous drop in crime? Correlation doesn’t prove causation—but as a downtown resident, the cause was clear as night and day. (Read More) This was so evident at the time. I’m glad someone actually put the numbers together!

    anticapitalist:

    Crime Rates Drop During the Occupy Oakland Encampment

    In this graph, the upper pink line tracks the previous three-year average crime rate for each week, while the lower blue line tracks the rate for 2011. As you can see, there’s quite a bit of fluctuation from week to week—but except for the duration of the encampment, the 2011 rate closely tracks the trend from previous years. Apart from the usual dip in September coming a week late, the up vs. down trend is a perfect match.

    But the first four weeks of the Oakland Commune are a clear aberration. The normal trend in crime for October is virtually flat, but in 2011 those four weeks saw a cumulative 40% drop in crime. In fact, the fourth week—the week of the General Strike, with its notorious incidents of window-breaking and vandalism—was actually Oakland’s most crime-free week in all of 2011 (and possibly much longer—I only checked the stats through the beginning of the year).

    But was Occupy Oakland really the cause of this precipitous drop in crime? Correlation doesn’t prove causation—but as a downtown resident, the cause was clear as night and day.

    (Read More)

    This was so evident at the time. I’m glad someone actually put the numbers together!

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    Reblogged: anticapitalist
  15. I think I did a fairly good job of capturing Jenna’s personality in its entirety… http://bonerifikkk.tumblr.com/

    I think I did a fairly good job of capturing Jenna’s personality in its entirety…

    http://bonerifikkk.tumblr.com/

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