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filmjunky-99 · 8 months
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Johnathan Frakes
19 August 1952
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[pic: frakes as william riker, tng]
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bauhaus-movement · 4 months
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🎉 #BornOnThisDay in 1879. #PaulKlee at his home in Bern, Switzerland, 1939. Photo by Felix Klee. His motto: “#Art does not reproduce what is visible but rather makes it visible” acquired an epochal significance.
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60sfactorygirl · 1 month
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Wishing a happy heavenly birthday to the beautiful Françoise Dorléac! <3
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valkaryah · 1 year
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ELVIS! january 8th, 1935 - august 16th, 1977
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Remembering Queen Elizabeth II born on 21st April 1924. Here with one of her corgis in the 1950s.
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demonspeeding666 · 1 year
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lucretia my reflection dance the ghost with me
Happy birthday Patricia Morrison on this day she was born
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lazulilu · 4 months
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Born on this day, the music legend and queen of brazilian rock, Rita Lee (1947 - 2023), under the camera lens of Vânia Toledo (1945 - 2020) for Revista Pop magazine, September 1978 issue.
Images of backstage, dressing room and Rita Lee's performance with the band Tutti Frutti at a show for the iconic album Babilônia (1978, Som Livre).
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abwwia · 6 months
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Ruth Spencer Aspden, The Bedroom, 1937, etching on paper, plate: 7 3⁄4 x 8 1⁄4 in. (19.8 x 21.0 cm), Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of Chicago Society of Etchers, 1941.6.2
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calciopics · 9 months
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Born on this day: Erling Haaland (21.07.2000)
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vintage-leisure · 1 year
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Lesley Gore was born May 2nd, 1946 in NYC. Read about her and all your favourite oldies artists at SoulRideblog.com.
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ciera-richez · 2 months
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🎵 Go Shawty, it's our birthday! We gonna party like it's our birthday! 🎶
Happy Birthday to my birthday twin! 🎂🎁🥳
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filmjunky-99 · 2 months
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Andrew Robinson
14 February 1942
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[pic: robinson as garak, ds9]
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bpod-bpod · 4 months
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Revelation Revolution
Whole-body positron emission tomography (PET) one hour after injection of radioactive glucose highlights rapidly metabolising tissue such as the liver metastases of a colorectal tumour seen here within the abdomen, along with normal accumulation of the tracer in the heart, bladder, kidneys and brain
Edward J Hoffman – born on this day, January 1st in 1942 – along with Michel Ter-Pogossian and Michael E. Phelps – developed the first human Positron Emission Tomography scanner in 1973
Movie adapted from PET scan GIF created by Jens Maus
Video in the Public Domain
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chessismyaesthetic · 5 months
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Happy birthday Viswanathan "Vishy" Anand!
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Vishy Anand, one of my favourite commentators from recent World Championships (he just seems like such a lovely guy and his analysis is always interesting and well explained), is an Indian chess grandmaster and a former five-time World Chess Champion. The FIRST grandmaster from India (he won the title in 1988) which is hard to believe given how many great Indian chess players there are now, he has the 8th highest peak FIDE raiting of all time. He remains the only player to have won the World Chess Championship in tournament, match, and knockout format, as well as rapid time controls.
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Vishy playing Kasparov, 1995.
As a teenager people called him "Lightning Kid" for his rapid playing speed, and later GMs who faced him often described him as one of the all-time greats alongside Garry Kasparov (a logical comparison given the schism in the World Championship and the fact most top GMs would have played both so could compare).
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As a lightning fast teenager in the 1980s.
Wikipedia describes him as "a well-liked figure throughout the chess world for two decades, evidenced by the fact that Kasparov, Kramnik, and Carlsen, all of whom were rivals for the world championship during Anand's career, each aided him in his preparations for the 2010 World Chess Championship" which is something I massively admire in sports people - the seemingly rare ability to be a top competitor AND be nice to people.
Check out his game 6 win against Karpov in the 1998 World Championship match for a great win at an important moment. Karpov had won the first four games, Vishy made a draw in game 5, and NEEDED to win. So what does he do? He plays the Trompowsky Attack (1. d4 Nf6 2. Bg5) - rarely seen at GM level - and wins in 42 moves! Seriously, go google and admire. Sadly (for me at least since I'm a fan) he lost the WC in the tiebreaker games and didn't manage to become World Champion until two years later when he became the first world champion from Asia and the first world champion from outside the ex-Soviet Union since Bobby Fischer.
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Anand v. Kramnik at the 2008 World Championship, game 3.
OR check out game 3 of his World Championship match against Kramnik in 2008. Here Vishy has the black pieces playing against Kramnik's Queen's Gambit Declined - they go into a really tactically sharp line known as the Blumenfeld Attack (this is part of the Semi-Slav defence, classical merin variation if you want to look it up). On move 14 Vishy plays a novelty - a new idea - that Kramnik needs to refute if he's to win. Vishy's idea is to just give up a pawn (which is usually defended) in favour of attacking the white king. Two pawns down, Vishy rejects the possibility of a draw and goes on the attack with Kramnik's king on the run. It's exciting stuff and unbelievably tense when you imagine the WC conditions they were playing in!
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Vishy about to beat defending champion Magnus Carlsen in Game 3 of the 2014 World Chess Championship in Sochi.
His career is way too long and too well documented to be worth going into any greater detail - google is your friend here - but what a great player. Well worth delving into his games, not least as he was one of the first to embrace computer prep so that alone is an interesting development.
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afroeditions · 11 months
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fromsummerart · 2 months
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L E A D S I S T E R
Currently listening to Karen Carpenter on what would have been her 74th birthday.
Graphite and color pencil on cardstock
2024.
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