Mike Walter

May 12

Breast Augmentation Information: Cohesive Gel Implants -

<blockquote> There’s a new breast implant on the market and it’s called the cohesive gel implant. It’s nickname is the Gummy Bear Breast Implant. Why are they called the gummy bear breast implants? Because the gel uses what is called a ‘cross linker’ during its production, and this cross linker binds the gel…</blockquote>

Things Valued on the Internet

wansmile:

Immersive simplicity is more valuable than beauty.

Accessibility is more valuable than consistency of tone.

Originality is just as much of a driver as the ability to curate.

May 11

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chk23:

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London Life: London grumble. -

<blockquote> I’m walking back to the office with my sandwich and an Indian for dinner tonight, and people are just walking straight towards me without any hint of a detour to avoid crashing straight into my face. It feels like this happens every single day. Londoners have a trancelike gaze as they amble…</blockquote>

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Post picture of Chris Colfer tweeting Cory Monteith. Go downstairs to watch the Thirteenth Year on Disney Channel. Come back to 20 e-mails and 53 notes on said twitter screencap. Omg.

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collideous: Col du Chasseral in the Rain -

<blockquote> <a href=”http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4016/4591747273_d7239b02a1_b.jpg” rel=”ChasseralRain” title=”Photo 1/2: The Col du Chasseral”><img src=”http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4016/4591747273_d7239b02a1.jpg” border=”0” height=”375” width=”500”></a> <a href=”http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4011/4591743825_e40837dddf_b.jpg” rel=”ChasseralRain” title=”Photo 2/2: The Chasseral - Almost there” class=”zoom”>Zoom</a> I spent yesterday with friends seeing bikes, talking bikes, watching bikers but not biking myself. I could not let the weekend pass without doing a ride. Yesterday’s splendid weather didn’t last into today, but that wasn’t going to stop me from heading out; I just packed a… </blockquote>

fromme-toyou:

Sunflowers for Sale

~San Francisco, California

Hasselblad 500C / Fuji Pro400H

“Joel Kotkin, a Los Angeles-based demographer and author, thinks that places like Portland, San Francisco and Boston have become “elite cities”, attractive to the young and single, especially those with trust funds, but beyond the reach of middle-class families who want a house with a lawn. Indeed Portland, for all its history of Western grit, is remarkably white, young and childless. Most Americans will therefore continue to migrate to the more affordable “cities of aspiration” such as Houston, Atlanta or Phoenix, thinks Mr Kotkin. As they do so, they may turn decentralised sprawl into quilts of energetic suburbs with a community feeling.” — Portland and “elite cities”: The new model | The Economist (via kingcakeradar)