Photo 20 May 117 notes landscapelifescape:

Laguna, Banten, Indonesia
Bakau by mrizalcs

My homeland and where my ancestry came from. Never would I leave Indonesia for sure!

landscapelifescape:

Laguna, Banten, Indonesia

Bakau by mrizalcs

My homeland and where my ancestry came from. Never would I leave Indonesia for sure!

Photo 20 May 1,092 notes allthingseurope:

Details of Alhambra Palace, Spain (by schreibtnix )

Spain’s Alhambra! I want to be here to witness the reign of Islam in Europe!

allthingseurope:

Details of Alhambra Palace, Spain (by schreibtnix )


Spain’s Alhambra! I want to be here to witness the reign of Islam in Europe!

Video 20 May 1,873 notes

myedol:

The Piano House

May Allah bless me with this futuristic home for me in the near future! Amin!

Photo 11 May 2,956 notes ecocides:

Santiaguito volcanic eruption, Guatemala | image by Tal Vardi

God’s Almighty!

ecocides:

Santiaguito volcanic eruption, Guatemala | image by Tal Vardi


God’s Almighty!

via Nature.
Text 5 May

I can understand if people need to be open about themselves to the world around them, but, I do respect if you could be considerate enough to think before you act; and, or else you would get the burn.

Photo 5 May 10 notes hikenow:

(via Castelsardo old town streets - Sardinia)
Photo 5 May 3,596 notes allthingseurope:

Bruges, Belgium (by Ferry Vermeer (slowing down))

Queenly Beauty!

allthingseurope:

Bruges, Belgium (by Ferry Vermeer (slowing down))

Queenly Beauty!

Photo 5 May 141 notes world-shaker:

willrichardson:

Charles Blow in the NY Times today:
“A big part of the problem is that teachers have been so maligned in the national debate that it’s hard to attract our best and brightest to see it as a viable and rewarding career choice, even if they have a high aptitude and natural gift for it.  A 2010 McKinsey & Company report entitled “Closing the Talent Gap: Attracting and Retaining Top-Third Graduates to Careers in Teaching” found that top-performing nations like Singapore, Finland and South Korea recruit all of their teachers from the top third of graduates and then even screen from that group for “other important qualities.” By contrast, in the United States, ‘23 percent of new teachers come from the top third, and just 14 percent in high poverty schools, which find it especially difficult to attract and retain talented teachers. It is a remarkably large difference in approach, and in results.’”
Link to Graphic

This says it all.

world-shaker:

willrichardson:

Charles Blow in the NY Times today:

“A big part of the problem is that teachers have been so maligned in the national debate that it’s hard to attract our best and brightest to see it as a viable and rewarding career choice, even if they have a high aptitude and natural gift for it.  A 2010 McKinsey & Company report entitled “Closing the Talent Gap: Attracting and Retaining Top-Third Graduates to Careers in Teaching” found that top-performing nations like Singapore, Finland and South Korea recruit all of their teachers from the top third of graduates and then even screen from that group for “other important qualities.” By contrast, in the United States, ‘23 percent of new teachers come from the top third, and just 14 percent in high poverty schools, which find it especially difficult to attract and retain talented teachers. It is a remarkably large difference in approach, and in results.’”

Link to Graphic

This says it all.

Link 25 Apr 46 notes DAVEGAN: Food for Thought: Vegan Almond Biscotti»

davegan:

This morning, as I was eating an amazing biscotti from Ancient Grains Bakery, I decided I need to try and make a batch at home.

Ingredients:

  • 1 1/2 cups whole wheat pastry flour
  • 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
  • 1 tablespoon baking powder
  • 1/2 teaspoon salt
  • 1 1/2 cups unbleached cane sugar
Photo 25 Apr 253 notes theworldwelivein:

(via The Borobudur Temple on Photography Served)

The last time I witnessed Indonesia’s beauty!~

theworldwelivein:

(via The Borobudur Temple on Photography Served)


The last time I witnessed Indonesia’s beauty!~

Photo 25 Apr 1,772 notes allthingseurope:

Ben on Purple (by 3PuttPar)

Beauty Queen!

allthingseurope:

Ben on Purple (by 3PuttPar)


Beauty Queen!

Photo 14 Apr 770 notes condenasttraveler:

Denmark’s Little Mermaid Gets a New Gentleman Friend 
via .
Text 14 Apr

Thanks!

Photo 14 Apr 129 notes rhamphotheca:

fairy-wren:   Many-banded Aracari   (photo by brodmann’s 17)

rhamphotheca:

fairy-wren:   Many-banded Aracari   (photo by brodmann’s 17)

via fauna.
Photo 14 Apr 98 notes rhamphotheca:

explosionsoflife: Coahuilan Box Turtles (Terrapene coahuila)

To escape the hot Mexican Chihuahuan desert sun, Coahuilan box turtles chill in the waters of Laguna de los Burros.
Unique among the world’s box turtles, these endangered animals are aquatic and spend perhaps 90 percent of their day in the springs, rivers, and pools of Mexico’s Cuatro Cienegas wetlands. Only a few thousand of the turtles exist, and since the 1960s, their habitat has been cut in half by irrigation and drought.
Worldwide, freshwater species extinction rates are four to six times higher than those of terrestrial or marine species.
Photograph by George Grall
(source)

rhamphotheca:

explosionsoflife: Coahuilan Box Turtles (Terrapene coahuila)

To escape the hot Mexican Chihuahuan desert sun, Coahuilan box turtles chill in the waters of Laguna de los Burros.

Unique among the world’s box turtles, these endangered animals are aquatic and spend perhaps 90 percent of their day in the springs, rivers, and pools of Mexico’s Cuatro Cienegas wetlands. Only a few thousand of the turtles exist, and since the 1960s, their habitat has been cut in half by irrigation and drought.

Worldwide, freshwater species extinction rates are four to six times higher than those of terrestrial or marine species.

Photograph by George Grall

(source)

via fauna.

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