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man u fans legit think cunha will start over joao pedro and endrick for brazil in the world cup 😂😂

In 2011, Joseph Mizzi travelled to Zambia to donate bicycles to schoolchildren. He arrived and found that the reason children needed bicycles was a seven-kilometre walk to the nearest school, each way. He went back to New York and built something more permanent instead. What followed was a school, a health clinic, teacher housing, and landscaping across 100 acres in Chipakata Village. The design breaks from the standard linear classroom block separating rooms, opening space between them, placing everything under a wide metal canopy that lifts above the roofline to let heat escape and air move through. Masonry base. Timber. Local materials throughout. The community pavilion was raised with the participation of the village people themselves. The agricultural fields surrounding the school generate food for the students and income for the facility. The school funds itself by feeding the land that feeds it back. This is what aid to Africa should look like. Not a cash transfer that dissolves into overhead and corruption before it reaches a child. A building. A field. A skill transferred to the hands that will maintain it after the donor has gone home. Infrastructure that the community owns because the community built it. Cash is the easiest thing to give. It is also the easiest thing to lose. Permanent structures, working land, and trained local hands are harder to misplace. Chipakata Children’s Academy, Chipakata Village, Zambia 🇿🇲 | Susan Rodriguez (Ennead Architects) + Frank Lupo + Randy Antonia Lott | 14+ Foundation | 20,000 sq.ft | 2015 | 📷 Rob Duker, Fabian Bedolla

Someone create a thread of the 38 bills please 😭

You want to talk about losing money due to holidays as a country but the money we lose due to corruption and misappropriation of funds, you don’t make think pieces. Sit down dear.