Happy holidays to all of you!

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Please watch. Christoph Waltz explains the difference between Germans and Austrians and quickly introduces his newest movie Carnage. Which happens to be another master piece he is starring in.

Made me smile. I was thinking especially for TA work purposes.

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Gotta love German mystery, hysteria and surrealism!

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WARNING: this design will make you very hungry. Everyone Say Cheese by Kyle Robertson is up for scoring now.

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Found the best article for my French communication class. Can’t wait to talk about it with my professor. Sure he’s going to like the “Unhate” campaign. Nice to see that Benetton is back!

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Timelapse - The City Limits (by Dominic)

UNDER. MY. SKIN. HOW. AWESOME.

Groundswell. Waiting on my Kindle to be read as soon as exams are over.

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The “BBM” for all platforms out there. (Blackberry has a stable beta version, just google for it!)

Free, international texting on smartphones. Works wonderfully! Can only recommend it!

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svanglofille:

Hummos and babaganoush are really the only things I want to learn how to make from scratch. 

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