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About agogo22

Director of Manchester School of Samba at http://www.sambaman.org.uk

‘The Women Who Changed Photography’ Chronicles 50 Trailblazing Artists | Colossal

October 16, 2024 Art Books History Photography Kate Mothes Shirin Neshat, “Land of Dreams” (2019), film still. © Shirin Neshat, courtesy of the artist, Gladstone Gallery, and Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg, Cape Town, and London. All images courtesy of Laurence King … Continue reading →

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No one will fall, if we stick together! (credit: nstuch120)

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BBC World Service – The Food Chain, Bouillon: The story of stock

How the simplest dish influenced restaurants and cuisine today John Laurenson explores the enduring appeal of stock. A century and a half ago, a butcher at the big Parisian food market Les Halles started selling beef broth – ‘bouillon’ in … Continue reading →

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Watching this Rube Goldberg marble run(honestly don’t know what it’s really called)

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Estimar Hotel, València

Estimar Hotel, València byu/Apprehensive-Bit1849 inStaircase_Porn

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Crazy Microtonal Piano!!! #prague

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Heavy Rain Transforms a Hiking Trail in Brazil Into an Underwater Forest

[…] {in the comments} ” For people saying this is AI: It’s not. This is a trail near Jardim, in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul. The trail usually isn’t flooded, but this does happen from time to time. … Continue reading →

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Making of train suspension springs

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Alice Roberts: What Archaeology Reveals About Our Past | The Agenda

Archeologist and anthropologist, Dr. Alice Roberts talks to host Steve Paikin about how her work is trying to answer some of humanity’s biggest questions through the lens of archeology and genetics. She’s the author of “Crypt: Life, Death and Disease … Continue reading →

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The Weird History of Milk

A cow with a name produces more milk than one without. And that might not be the strangest thing about moo juice, a decidedly odd part of human history. Check out our new shop for fun The History Guy merchandise: … Continue reading →

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