these are the timesdirty beloved
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30.6.07


The High Rollers Extravaganza Co.
Courier Litho 1899
Theatrical Poster Collection
LoC
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Commencing Chorus Girls at the Library of Congress, an ongoing feature

27.6.07

vvvvvvvvvvvvLand ends
with miles of aloe along the Great Highway.
Surfers strip off their suits, half-naked
to the naked sea...

Mummy!

A woman monarch who called herself a pharaoh, dressed like a man and also wore a false beard, Hatshepsut ruled more than 3,000 years ago, wielding more power than two other women of ancient Egypt, Cleopatra and Nefertiti. The mummy identified as Hatshepsut shows an obese woman, who died in her 50s, and probably had diabetes and liver cancer, Dr Hawass said. Her left hand is positioned against her chest, a sign of royalty in ancient Egypt.
GuardianUK
via Wikipedia

June 26:
David Byrne's currently observing "National Day of Silence"
to protest net radio royalty fee hike.

20.6.07


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Red Cloud
Tatanka Ptieela (Short Bull)
June 20 1900
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The Temple of Heaven where the Emperor worships at the solstices
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Suffragettes, 6/2/20
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Mobility keynotes modern warfare
Eric Sevareid (left) receives flowers from Italian peasant as fellow journalist, Newbold Noyes, looks on.
June 20, 1944

Love on rose-colored wings
Rosa Ponselle

18.6.07

America Adventure (Western Scene)
Beijing Shijingshan Amusement Park 2005
Chinese Amusement Parks
Misty Keasler

17.6.07

To the song of two New Zealand birds is opposed "the abyss", with its pedal-notes for the trombones and the resonance of tam-tams. To the cries of the Brazilian Araponga is opposed "the coloured ecstasy" of pedal points. The work ending no differently from the way it began, but turning on itself like a rose-window of flamboyant and invisible colours.
Oliver Messiaen

16.6.07

...the war elephant army of Basalawarmi, a Yuan Dynasty loyalist and the Prince of Liang, was, according to myth, defeated by ten thousand mice...

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