Chai break

pulitzercenter:

Millions of cancer patients around the world have no access to pain medication. Read the latest piece from PRI’s The World and the Pulitzer Center’s series on #globalcancer. Graphic by Kim Ducharme, Zia Sobhani.

(via nprglobalhealth)

Goi Nasu (via thedapperproject)

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humansofnewyork:

“What’s your greatest struggle right now?”
“Fear of my writing. Sharing my writing, in particular.”
“Will you email me something you wrote tonight?”

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“Less Fear” By Sade Johnson 

America take rest
I was born No poet
Born laces to television archaic computer lemming games
Walmart target home depot banks 

Big man take rest
I was born No lover
Born sage-less wise cracker
Abandoned lot mower for petrified native broken horn blowers

Savage take rest
I was born No tin man tight vested slave author
Born on No Puritanical pilgrimage not Lord wrought No Kings vestige 

Youth take rest
I was born a silver-tongued tight fisted counter daughter
Fire starting ageist hippy
Empty gun waving barbiturate sipping
Anti- nun

I take rest
I was born No fool

hera7:

lifethroughtiredeyes:

afghangster:

sheharazade:

heartless-capitalist-scum:

summoningdark:

hellyeahscarleteen:

Sometimes people have a hard time understanding what a happy relationship between two people who obvs think the other is awesome looks like.

We think this is one great (and holy bananas, so freaking hilarious) example.

WOW THIS IS FUCKING ADORABLE

That was ridiculously cute.

I want to hug them both.

The most adorable thing I’ve seen. Ever. 

Dance Break.

Oh my lord, I’m so glad I watched this.

Ahh this is so fun. Made my night.

valkyrierisen:

zenodotus5:

adriofthedead:

snoozlebee:

allisonkilkenny:

Chris Person fixed TIME’s new magazine cover. Now it’s accurate. (TIME version #1, Person edit #2)

Update: And here’s another stellar contribution from @direlog

EXCELLENT

From @EARNEST_CYBORG9

Fucking beautiful

Nice work

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lolzpicx:

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thisfuturemd:

“I once came up with a metaphor I thought perfectly captured the sheer mass of material my classmates and I were expected to memorize in our first two years of medical school: it was like being asked to enter a grocery store and memorize the names of every product in the store, their number and location, every ingredient in every product in the order in which they appear on the food label, and then to do the same thing in every grocery store in the city.”

Read: “How to Remember Things” at UChicago: Student Health & Counseling Services

(via thisfuturemd)

Now That’s What I Call Tumblr

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nprglobalhealth:

10 Questions For Paul Farmer

A champion of great health care for the poorest in the world, Dr. Paul Farmer has a new book out with a collection of his speeches.

Here the co-founder of Partners In Health talks with Time ”about saving lives in Haiti, Rwanda’s thriving health care system and how to improve humanitarian aid.”

He also explains why giving people great health care may be cheaper than “eratically-administered, sporadically-targeted” aid.

“The idea that you can send a rover to Mars but not build a health care system that protects poor people — it’s not possible that couldn’t do that,” he says.

Video from TimeMagazine/YouTube

(via herimpact)

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