Master of None

'Jack of all trades, master of none' is a figure of speech used in reference to a person that is competent with many skills but is not necessarily outstanding in any particular one. - Wikipedia

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May 19
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velasardegna: super funny sc20 this is the cutest two-person yacht - I’m in love

velasardegna:

super funny sc20

this is the cutest two-person yacht - I’m in love

(via boatporn)

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too beautiful… not even scared of that massive kite

too beautiful… not even scared of that massive kite

(Source: mirrorwave13, via navalarchitecture)

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May 13
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» Good government is good for business
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» How different might the past decade have looked, had the Court not given King George his throne?
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May 08
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» More home ownership = more unemployment (labor mobility matters!)
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May 07
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» Alex Tabarrok: 'The problem with poverty is not that people don’t have skills. It is that they are imprisoned in countries where their political or geographic institutions prevent them from making a living.'
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May 04
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boatporn: Very pretty. Like the Wianno, but a better sailor.  I fell in love with the Dark Harbor 17.5 in my earliest days on the water, while getting lost in the harbors in the Penobscot Bay. One day…

boatporn:

Very pretty. Like the Wianno, but a better sailor. 

I fell in love with the Dark Harbor 17.5 in my earliest days on the water, while getting lost in the harbors in the Penobscot Bay. One day…

(Source: lifesexternalities)

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May 03
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asailingsailor: YES

asailingsailor:

YES

(Source: youngwildandsalty, via boatporn)

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May 02
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» 'If [someone] can’t explain what they’re doing in terms you can understand, then you shouldn’t be convinced' - Stevenson & Wolfers
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May 01
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» 'Public transportation use is up 40 percent per capita [among younger Americans] since 2001. Bicycling is up 24 percent overall in that time period.'
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Apr 30
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» Interfluidity: 'We have chosen a comfortable depression'
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Apr 29
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» Pulitzer-worthy headline: 'Inflation Hurts Older but Helps Younger Generations'
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» Derek Thompson in The Atlantic: 'In the past five years, real wages have fallen for millennials--and only for millennials'
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Apr 25
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notyourrefrigeratordoor:

Kyler Martz

full spume ahead!

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vintagenatgeographic: Utase Bune vessels on the Yatsushiro Sea, Japan National Geographic | January 1994 sir, I do not understand your vectors.

vintagenatgeographic:

Utase Bune vessels on the Yatsushiro Sea, Japan

National Geographic | January 1994

sir, I do not understand your vectors.

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