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Now, as the popularity of home computers has surged beyond a technologically oriented minority, the range of travel services has widened dramatically, the cost has plummeted and the services have become far easier to use. With the rapid pace of change expected to continue, these services are evolving from computer toys to practical tools.

PRACTICAL TRAVELER; Booking Trips By Computer - New York Times

guys, THE FUTURE IS HERE.

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(via banzailiving.com) i’ve been obsessed with these masks lately. maybe it’s a renewed commitment to my skincare regimen; maybe it’s my impending 29th birthday, maybe it’s some subconscious concern about someday looking like tony’s much older wife since he seems incapable of ever aging. there’s a huge selection available at ichibankan in japantown, around $1-$2 each.

(via banzailiving.com)

i’ve been obsessed with these masks lately. maybe it’s a renewed commitment to my skincare regimen; maybe it’s my impending 29th birthday, maybe it’s some subconscious concern about someday looking like tony’s much older wife since he seems incapable of ever aging. there’s a huge selection available at ichibankan in japantown, around $1-$2 each.

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However, the Old English word thrawan from which to throw comes, means to twist or turn. Going back even farther, the Indo-European root *ter- means to rub, rub by twisting, twist, turn. The German word drehen, a direct relative of to throw, means turn and is used in German for throwing. Because the activity of forming pots on the wheel has not changed since Old English times, the word throw has retained its original meaning in the language of pottery but has developed a completely different meaning in everyday usage.
Ceramics Today - Why call it Throwing?