fuckyeahndasian:

exterra:

Karst Chairlift (by China Chas)

annafynn:

Hengki Koentjoro

firsttimeuser:

Amsterdam, 1950s by Dirk de Herder

pictoryblog:

Traveling up and down the Australian coast, looking for places to let our creativity run wild, through the art of Parkour. See, unlike most sports, this one in particular, lets us express our essence. It’s unlike anything, yet it makes us who we are; it shows our true colours and its a fun way to get around. But here, he symbolized the true meaning of freedom, what it really means to embrace life at its peak without the safety belt.

— By Maxim Quirk (from “Open Theme”)

Submit now to Pictory’s Open Themes

whiteless:

clouds over Gifu castle, 2 (by StephenCairns)

titlecase:

This guy was crazy. Check out some awesome photos of the Golden Gate bridge being built.

(via Construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, 1933-1937 | Retronaut)

psql:

Developing more abstract count down timers.

electrikthunder:

Explosive paintings by Ben Grasso. VISIT HIS WEBSITE.

closetesolc:

Louise borgeois: The Fabric Works

alecshao:

Federico Pietrella, Der Spaziergang

Rubber date-stamp painting

carpr0n:

Wind in the forest

Starring: Lancia Stratos

(by claeys jelle  www.gasolinephoto.be)

(via pwnator)

(Source: weheartit.com, via fuckyeahrandomstupidity)

inothernews:

ESSENTIALS, BARED   The military displayed standard items issued to detainees at the ‘Camp Five’ facility in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Thursday.  Not pictured: due process.   (Photo: Jim Watson / AFP-Getty via the Wall Street Journal)

thedailywhat:

This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: A man from Dharmasraya in the West Sumatra province of Indonesia was arrested today for blasphemy after he allegedly created a Facebook fan page for Minang atheists on which he expressed his personal disbelief in God, angels, the devil, and other “myth.”

The page had garnered over 1,400 likes by Friday afternoon.

The local police chief told The Jakarta Post Alexander Aan’s arrest was directly related to the statements he made on Facebook. “He has triggered unrest among local residents,” Adj. Sr. Comr. Chairul Azis is quoted as saying.

Aan was reportedly dragged to the police station after being beaten by a mob of angry men outside the government planning offices where he works. 

Following the arrest, the 31-year-old civil servant stood by his words. “He said he realized what he had said and was prepared to lose his job to defend his beliefs,” the police chief told the paper.

If convicted, Aan faces the possibility of spending five years behind bars.

An update recently posted to Facebook claims Alexander Aan was not the page’s founder, but simply an administrator.

“Now we cancel his admin status and remove all of his posts, and he is no longer be responsible of what is going on this page,” reads the update. “We will continue our support to him and we condemn all of the brutality ans his [arrest] by the police.” 

[jakartapost / bbcnews / facebook.]