Oh, shit.

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The Wolf Man. Wolfspark Werner Freund is a wolf sanctuary spread over 25 acres in western Germany. It is home to 29 wolves — six distinct packs hailing from Europe, Siberia, Canada, the Arctic, and Mongolia. Researcher Werner Freund, 79, a former German paratrooper, established the sanctuary in 1972 and has raised more than 70 animals there over the last 40 years. He acquired the wolves as cubs from zoos or animal parks and has reared them mostly by hand. Werner has also taken to living closely with his wolves, behaving as an alpha male to earn their acceptance and respect. via

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Skidmore, Owings & Merrill - United States Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel

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so great

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My students are writing short stories. This is what I got from one of them.

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House In Rainha by AABE.

On a hillside rising high above a lagoon that flows into the Atlantic Ocean, the House in Rainhatakes claim to two rectangular volumes constructed of concrete and glass. Brussels based architecture firm AABE designed the residence, which functions as the holiday home for a family who enjoys escaping the city for relaxing weekend getaways. Theoretically, the two level home is separated into two sections; the ‘day level’ is constructed of glass and embraces 360 degree views, and the ‘night level’, is built of concrete, houses the sleeping quarters, and allows for more privacy.