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You Know You’re From Washington DC When…
You know that El Salvador is no longer in Central America, it’s now been re-located to Langley Park.
Florin, California. Two of the nine American soldiers of Japanese ancestry who have returned to their home town on furloughs that were granted to them in order that they could assist their families prepare for evacuation of all persons of Japanese ancestry from their west coast homes. This community is depending on their returned service men for many errands, shopping, banking, etc., because the soldiers are permitted to travel into town, nine miles away, while others cannot because of military restrictions. 05/10/1942
Dorothea Lange, Photographer. From the Central Photographic File of the War Relocation Authority
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Fuckin’ BAD. ASS.
flying take-downs like that are unsettling to experience.
It’s strange that more action movies don’t employ more wushu grapples or aikido projections. I guess the problem is that even stylized conflicts like that between trained professionals don’t last that long, and often don’t read well onscreen, and directors need longer, easier to understand stuff that doesn’t require training the actors so much.
There is the famous story of Bruce Lee having to repeatedly slow his movements to be seen at all on 24fps film, and many fight choreographers who have worked with wushu champions like Jet Li have spoken about the unique challenges of film. Still, I think we miss something by not having more fictional portrayals that include this kind of stuff.
this defines “BADASS!” she wiped the floor with his ass!
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Yes, please.AU MEME | Idris Elba as the 12th Doctor
I NEED THIS IN MY LIFE
A lovely Book Week poster from 1924, designed by Jessie Wilcox Smith, who illustrated many children’s books.
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San Francisco Peninsula 鸟瞰夜晚的旧金山半岛 by Y. Peter Li Photography on Flickr.
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Watching lift-off from the White House
President John F. Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, and others watch the lift-off of the first American in space, Astronaut Alan Shepard. The television is in the Office of the President’s Secretary in White House. 5/5/61
-from the JFK Library
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