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andrewff: Осколки лета посреди осени
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St. Benedict’s Monastery Library (São Paulo, Brazil)
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Ever So Slightly Spicy Tomato Basil Soup & Seeded Crackers (via Leek Soup – Dina Avila, Photographer)
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Where the Domesticated Things Are
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Resting Lions, Tanzania Photograph by Daniel Dolpire, Your Shot This Month in Photo of the Day: Animal Pictures I took this “once-in-a-lifetime” shot at Klein’s Camp in the Serengeti, Tanzania. We came upon these lions at 7:17 in the morning. I scrambled for my two camera bodies (Nikon D4 and D3s and 200mm-400mm and 500mm) and got the shot! Exactly six minutes later the first lion got up and within another five minutes, three were sleeping and the other three had gone off into the bush! I have been taking wildlife photos for over 20 years, but this has got to be my special moment!
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In one scene in the film, the monster is walking through the forest and comes upon a little girl named Maria, tossing flowers into the pond. The monster joins her, but when he runs out of flowers he tosses the girl in the river, and is confused when she doesn’t float like the flowers did. This scene was deleted when the censors thought it was too violent (it was later restored). When the scene was being filmed Universal executives were worried the young girl playing Maria, Marilyn Harris, would be terrified of the monster, instead, when the cast traveled on location she ran to Karloff (dressed in full make up), took his hand and asked, “May I drive with you?” Happily Karloff replied, “Would you darling?” And the two rode to the location together.
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You do not know what it means to be content unless you happen to have been, at some point in your life, a badger with no pressing obligations and a puddle to sit in.
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“Wolf Hall,” by Hilary Mantel
Need to read this.
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