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iheartchaos:

Watch the fan-written Doctor Who mini episode “Good as Gold”

Back in January, BBC Learning in collaboration with Blue Peter announced this year’s Script to Screen competition. Launched by the Doctor himself, the challenge was simple. Schoolchildren aged 9-11 should write a short Olympics-themed script full of the usual Doctor Who ingredients including humour, drama and a touch of magic!

There was a huge response to the competition and Doctor Who’s Executive Producer, Caroline Skinner, praised the quality of the entries, saying: ‘We loved reading all of the scripts from schools across the UK and the standard of entries was truly outstanding. It was a difficult, but a tremendously fun task to choose a winner and it was just brilliant to see so many children being creative in developing an adventure for the Doctor. We hope all fans enjoy this special one-off mini episode!’

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raycarney:

Ace of Cups, Edited and Colored on Flickr.

Ace of Cups, Edited and Colored

Edited by Stuart Harris, Colored by Stephen Peirce, loosely based on this description,

This card represents the element of Water in its most secret and original form. It is the feminine complement of the Ace of Wands, and is derived from the Yoni and the Moon exactly as that is from the Lingam and the Sun. The third in the Hierarchy. This accordingly represents the essential form of the Holy Grail. Upon the dark sea of Binah, the Great Mother, are Lotuses, two in one, which fill the cup with the Life-fluid, symbolically represented either as Water, as Blood, or as Wine, according to the selected purpose of the symbolism. This being a primordial card, the liquid is shown as water; it can be transformed into Wine or Blood as may be required.

Above the Cup, descending upon it, is the Dove of the Holy Ghost, thus consecrating the element.

At the base of the Cup is the Moon, for it is the virtue of this card to conceive and to produce the second form of its Nature.

abaldwin360:

neil-gaiman:

Oh dear god.

And, possibly, even, Dear God….

These people vote.

Beacon Initiative has published the first in a series of educational eBooks, and I’d love some feedback before this is turned into an iBook and the rest of the series is released.

The eBook is titled: “What Parents and Educators Need to Know About Bullying Online” - it is a 46 MB PDF available through Google Docs at this link to anyone:
==> https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B12hDVIsQNj7N2FCWXlmU2JsLVE

Future ebooks are being drafted and edited now, as are further supportive posters like those pinned here:
==> http://pinterest.com/jwunruh/undoing-hate/

so we’re told

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raycarney:

Plaines keeper on Flickr.

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insanelygaming:

Anatomical Technology 

Created by Mads Peitersen

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"While bullying is well defined, it remains incredibly subjective; what one person feels is offensive and inflammatory another considers reasonable and well said."

bully for you (via opendiscussions)

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timeywimeyraven:

kuzko..i’m dying.

why does cap america get the female one

Why is Hawkeye the blasted bird? He should of been Robin Hood. >3>

this is perfect oh gosh c:

Just wanted to point out that THAT IS Robin Hood, he had to wear a disguise to participate in that archery tournament thingy.

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meme calms

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