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Circular Superbed From Bright Ideas For Your Home, 1978.

Kitsch interiors at a Nevada house that exists 26 feet underground. Built in the 1960s and meant to survive the end of the world, it is a chintzy time capsule. Via AnOther Magazine 

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Mae Murray as Doris De Lisa in Fascination, 1922

If you don’t find a fifth player, your team will forfeit the game. Space Jam (1996)

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Green petrified wood Some 200 million years ago in the Triassic of what is now the Gokwe area of Zimbabwe as forest of Woodowrthia and other trees was engulfed in volcanic ash and slowly petrified into varied types of silica as this element was dissolved and remobilised by circulating waters. The piece of log in the photos is 18cm long by 6 across and coloured green by the presence of chromium, while its fossilised bark displays clearly where the tree’s spines once were. At some point in its long journey to the present through geological time, chromium rich waters passed through the buried stone forest and deposited salts, resulting in the deep green tinge that acts as a hygrometer, since it turns greener the more humidity is in the air. Chromium is a common agent of colour in gems, giving us the red of Rubies (http://on.fb.me/1gQbjaj) and the lovely greens of gems such as Emerald, Chrome Tourmaline (http://on.fb.me/1ixYQcu) and Tsavorite Garnet ( http://on.fb.me/1ygBzM5). Loz Image credit: LGF Foundation https://lgfmuseum.org/

Alchemical Symbols.

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