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Posted in Africa, Art, Brazil, Conflict, Dance, Drumming, Film, Finance, History, Music, Percussion
Tagged Africa, Art, Brasil, Brazil, brazilian style, Choreography, comparison, creatives, Culture, dance, drum, film, history, photography, rhythm, spirituality, Technology
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Monday in Albert Square, Manchester.
I had a chance to play with some long standing friends who i haven’t seen for a while this week. So we all duly arrived and waited for something to happen that involved us… Whilst they prepared the Square for … Continue reading
552 – When Macbeth Met Hamlet: a Scandinavian Scotland? | Strange Maps | Big Think
Frank Jacobs on February 7, 2012, 6:50 PM To be or not to be Scandinavian, that might be the question soon enough for Scotland, if it decides to become independent. For the time being, Scotland is still a part of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Brazil, urban
Tagged Art, Brasil, Choreography, history, recycling, Technology, Urban
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Originally posted on Getting It Right~ Living Life:
[Black Orpheus (Orfeu Négre) (1958) Directed by Marcel Camus. Bruno Mello, Marpessa Dawn, Lea Garcia] It seems as though all of my favorite films especially favorite foreign films come from Brazil. If you…
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Tagged Brasil, Brazil, brazilian style, demographics, history, slavery, Urban
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First African American Online Encyclopedia
Hi, I have created the first African American online Encylopedia, and I would love for all of you to reference them at your own…
The Tunnels of Cu Chi (Militarized Architectures)
Originally posted on WANDERLUST:
The Tunnels of Cu Chi is a book written by Tom Mangold & John Penycate in 1985 focusing on a specific aspect of the Vietnam war which lead the U.S. Army to loose it. The technological…
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