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liberalsarecool:

The Corporate Coup of the United States.

Some context:

• Japan is the #2 economy in the world.
• Germany is the #1 exporter in the world.
• Although not listed, do you think China even has CEOs?

We don’t work any harder in America, we just give the richest more opportunities and tax breaks to attain and retain their wealth.

(Source: liberalsarecool, via marxisforbros)

chainsawhoney:

this

fox did something decent for a change?

I’d love you a lot more if you were always this epic, FOX.

Can I please just find you, and high-five the crap out of you?

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Super jazzed about these Dino stickers - to hoard or use? (Taken with instagram)

Is there a such thing as the “Bamboo Ceiling”? And if so, how much is it our cultural doing versus outside prejudice/stereotyping?

Kevin Bain’s (http://kevinbain.com) graphic illustration of Bob Sutton’s standard core themes.  (Taken from Bob Sutton’s “Work Matters” blog - http://bobsutton.typepad.com/)

In the bottom right is my favorite micromanaging theme: “After you plant a seed in the ground, you don’t dig it up every week to see how it is doing” – William Coyne.

Gay rights activists: known universally for their awesome signs

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allright-allnight:

soupsoup:

kateoplis:

Yeah, it helped a lot.

I think they need a better social media strategy.

I re-followed when they finished this morning.. haha.

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vampishly:

childofeos:

every-damn-day:

jasmine-blu:

It was announced that Emma Watson will be starring in the new remake of the disney fantasy Beauty and the Beast directed by Guillermo del Toro in the near future.

You guys. 

This is the best idea ever.

Guillermo del fucking Toro, so it’s going to be the dark version.  The original, not the watered-down Disney princess movie.  And she’s going to be PERFECT.

*chews bottom lip*

I hope she’s really good in this movie, I really do ;_; <3

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Norway has held a minute of silence to mourn the victims of last week’s bombing and shooting attacks that killed at least 93 people.

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Gizmodo takes a look at social media background checks…and flunks