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ANNOUNCING: Hiroshima, Nagasaki: An Illustrated History, Anthology, and Guide
On August 6, 1945 at precisely 8:15 a. m., the world changed forever. An atomic bomb was dropped on the Japanese city of Hiroshima and another would drop on Nagasaki three days later. Both cities - and their populations were decimated. This unique and eclectic guide takes the reader through seven centuries of Japanese history, showing the significance of the two cities and their environs. Using rarely seen photographs and a wide range of extracts from literature, art, and film, it details the events leading up to and after the bombings, and also provides invaluable travel information for the modern-day visitor. This milestone guide will prepare those who plan on making a pilgrimage to these cities and promote lively discussion about nuclear weapons and their place in the modern world.
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Today in Kiev: 18 Dead (In Focus)
I love New York on someone else’s money. I love Chicago on my own.
Charles Madigan, one of my journalism professors at Roosevelt University. (via alex-v-hernandez)
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Amazing Colosseum Carved into Tooth by ILLUSION CO.LTD.
A Colosseum is a large building, like a stadium or theatre, which is used for entertainment, sports and others. The picture shows once such ancient amphitheater in Rome, but it is neither carving nor real tooth, it is simply a CGI, i.e. computer generated imagery. The ‘colosseum tooth sculpture’ was in fact a part of toothpaste advertisement campaign for Maxam, the design of which was envisioned by agency JWT Shanghai.
As you can see the original two pictures in the image section below, the idea of this toothpaste advertisement campaign was to convey this “Roman Civilization Cavity”, i.e. not to let germs settle down on your teeth, or else you will have to end up with such a “Colosseum” cavity.
The two CGI sculptures related to Civilization-Egypt and Civilization-Rome. Therefore, the CGI picture neither shows a real tooth, nor a colosseum carved into it. It is not so amazing fact, but a good health campaign nevertheless!
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When Mark Twain’s cat, Bambino, disappeared, the author posted the following lost cat flyer around the neighborhood:
Large and intensely black; thick, velvety fur; has a faint fringe of white hair across his chest; not easy to find in ordinary light.
… and other literary pets
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Calling the overall human experience “poignant,” “thought-provoking,” and a “complete tour de force,” film critic Roger Ebert praised existence Thursday as “an audacious and thrilling triumph.” “While not without its flaws, life, from birth to death, is a masterwork, and an uplifting journey that both touches the heart and challenges the mind,” said Ebert, adding that while the totality of all humankind is sometimes “a mess in places,” it strives to be a magnum opus and, according to Ebert, largely succeeds at this goal. “At times brutally sad, yet surprisingly funny, and always completely honest, I wholeheartedly recommend existence. If you haven’t experienced it yet, then what are you waiting for? It is not to be missed.” Ebert later said that while human existence’s running time was “a little on the long side,” it could have gone on much, much longer and he would have been perfectly happy.
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How Do You Explain the Word “Reporter”
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Meantime, and this boggles my mind, they’re five million views away from a billion on YouTube. — Michael
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