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Called the oldest known photograph of a Presidential inauguration--tomorrow 1857, James Buchanan
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“There are four good things worth practicing. Being kind toward everything alive. Staying level and steady. Feeling happy for any creature anywhere that is happy. And remembering that any suffering is also yours.” ― Richard Powers, Bewilderment
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La revuelta de los cipayos de 1857: la historia contada por las voces indígenas La revuelta de los cipayos de 1857 desde las voces indígenas: causas, protagonistas, memoria y legado del primer gran levantamiento anticolonial.... https://revistaliterariaelcandelabro.blog/2026/07/revuelta-cipayos-1857-voces-indigenas-historia-colonial-india/
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In 2014, 10 remarkably preserved daguerreotype and ambrotype photographs were recovered from a ship that sank off the coast of North Carolina in 1857. The ship was carrying California Gold Rush gold bars, coins, and dust from Panama to New York, thus its nickname Ship of Gold. It sunk during a hurricane, killing 425 passengers and crew.
In 2014, as scientists worked to recover gold and other items from the ship, they found more than 100 photos, many in glass case holders. A majority were degraded beyond recognition, but 10 standouts are remarkably clear, including a portrait the group dubbed “Mona Lisa of the Deep” (above and at top), which was found in a pile of the ship’s coal on the seabed.
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On September 11th, 1857, somewhere between 100 and 140 men, women and children were massacred in Utah at Mountain Meadows.
This event was profiled in the TV series "American Primeval", and while that show did a good job capturing the gist of the situation, it greatly simplified and condensed it.
This video is the actual story of this horrific event.
Xia Yu Yao from UTAU
"Xia Yu Yao is a bilingual Mandarin Chinese and Japanese UTAU developed in Taiwan. She is a gentle, caring, and empathetic person who has confidence in her own voice. She enjoys taking care of others and making them feel warm. She was noted to have a "wind" attribute, meaning that once the magic was integrated into her voice, it would cleanse people's hearts and make bad emotions drift away into the wind, comforting sad people and bringing them hope. Her surname, Xia (夏; Xià), means "summer". Her given name is formed by two characters: Yu (語; Yǔ), which means "to speak", "words", or "language", and Yao (遙; Yáo), which means "distant" and "far away". Combined, it refers to her carrying her voice from a very far distance closer to people's ears."
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