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Free Kabbalah Course - Kabbalah Education Center, Bnei Baruch

http://edu.kabbalah.info/lp/freevid/?utm_source=perceivingreality&utm_medium=link&utm_content=video&utm_campaign=lc-general 10 weeks of live fundamentals studies (20 classes, 2 live classes per week), 24 weeks overall of live classes (fundamentals = 10 weeks, intermediate = 8 weeks, advanced = 6 weeks) Kabbalah's approach to this contradiction, explained in 3 states: 1) Where did you come from? 2) Where are you now?

Cardboard Furniture » Curbly | DIY Design Community « Keywords: cardboard, Furniture

I know a couple of you have already shown pictures of cardboard furniture, but the other day when I walked by this store, I couldn't help but go inside and take a few pictures of my own. I especially like the white and green bookshelf. I think a whole room of cardboard brown furniture would be a little too much for me, but I think it's interesting to see the different styles that can be achieved with something that has traditionally been reserved for only boxes. http://www.curbly.com/users/sijbrich/posts/876-cardboard-furniture
If you (have graduated or) are afraid of graduating college unemployed or underemployed with an expensive piece of paper and a pile of loans, then you should consider taking Route 66. Route 66 is an alternative way to move through college that will maximize your personal, intellectual, social, and financial capital so that you can graduate on the path to do what you love. It requires taking the road less traveled.

66 Things A College Student Must Do Before Graduation

http://julliengordon.com/66-things-a-college-student-must-do-before-graduation

20 Subversive Works of Urban Guerrilla Street Art | WebUrbanist

It’s all too easy to get stuck in a routine, walking through the city on autopilot without even noticing what’s around you. Urban guerrilla street artists seek to shake things up, force you to take a second look, change your preconceptions about your everyday surroundings. These ten artists use the streets as an untapped setting for personal artwork, call attention to social issues and question what kind of behavior is ‘appropriate’ in elevators, subways and retail stores. (images via: xmarkjenkinsx ) http://weburbanist.com/2009/06/14/20-subversive-works-of-urban-guerrilla-street-art/
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