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shisasan · 8 months
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August 28, 1930 Journals of Anais Nin 1927-1931 [volume 4]
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cypherdecypher · 8 months
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Animal of the Day!
Sculptured Mitten Lobster (Parribacus antarcticus)
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(Photo from Florent’s Guide)
Conservation Status- Least Concern
Habitat- Southern Pacific Ocean
Size (Weight/Length)- 20 cm
Diet- Mollusks; Shrimp; Crabs; Sea Urchins
Cool Facts- The sculptured mitten lobster is a friend-shaped crustacean. Their shovel-like body helps them to hide between rocks. In addition, their large body surface makes it very hard to pry them off a rock, forcing predators to face their tough shell. Over time, algae and barnacles grow on their shell and aides in their camouflage. Unlike the American lobster, sculptured mitten lobsters lack claws. The strange protrusions at the front of their head are actually modified antennae. The antennae are used to dig through sand in search of mollusks to munch on. 
Rating- 11/10 (Lovingly called mudbugs.)
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Happy 3rd Birthday to
“Mark's Outdoor Escape Room”
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newyorkthegoldenage · 8 months
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Paul Robeson speaks to reporters on August 28, 1949, about the riot in Peekskill where he was supposed to sing. The local KKK (yes, there was one) objected to his open admiration for Communism (as well as, no doubt, his color) and tore down the stage on which he was supposed to appear. Busloads of Harlem residents had gone to the concert, a benefit for the Harlem chapter of the Civil Rights Congress. Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, and Lee Hays were also on the bill. The ensuing riot injured eight people, two seriously.
Robeson asked Governor Thomas Dewey to open an investigation of the riot, but he refused.
Photo: Marty Lederhandler for the AP
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todaysdocument · 8 months
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Chicago Police Department Officers confront protestors in Grant Park during the Democratic National Convention, August 28, 1968. 
Record Group 21: Records of District Courts of the United States
Series: Criminal Case Files
File Unit: United States v Dellinger, et al.
Image description: Zoomed-in portion of photo, showing two rows police officers in helmets, carrying batons. They are moving forward against a large crowd of protestors, who are retreating. 
Image description: Panoramic photo of rows of police officers in helmets, carrying batons, moving forward against a large crowd of protestors, who are retreating. In the background is a stage. 
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dailykafka · 8 months
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— August 28, 1911 / Franz Kafka diaries
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typelikeagirl · 2 years
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chic-a-gigot · 8 months
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La Mode illustrée, no. 35, 28 août 1870, Paris. Toilettes de Mme Bréant-Castel, 28 r. Nve. des Pts. Champs. Collection of the Rijksmuseum, Netherlands
Description de toilettes (Bibliothèque Forney):
Robe de faye gris-écru très-clair, garnie d'un volant plissé ayant 50 centimètres de largeur, surmonté d'une ruche en taffetas rose découpée, enfermée de chaque côté dans une ruche pareille à la robe. Tunique pareille, garnie de même, mais avec volant et ruche de moindre hauteur. La tunique est drapée çà et là par des nœuds ronds faits en ruban rose. Casaque pareille, à très-longues basques, garnies et drapées comme la tunique; cette casaque est ouverte par devant, avec jabot double en dentelle blanche. Ceinture de ruban rose nouée par derrière. Chapeau en tulle gris-écru garni de rose.
Petite fille de dix ans. Robe de taffetas bleu clair, garnie de quatre volants presque plats, découpés de chaque côté, posés en tête. Corsage décolleté, à casaque. Chemisette blanche, plissée, à manches longues. Chapeau de paille brune, garni de ruban brun.
Robe de taffetas nuance hanneton, garnie de deux volants plissés, surmontés chacun d'une dentelle de Bruges blanche. Tunique pareille, garnie de même (cette fois la dentelle est posée sous le volant). Corsage-casaque pareil, garni de même; manches très-larges.
Dress in very light grey-ecru faye, trimmed with a pleated flounce 50 centimeters wide, surmounted by a ruffle in cut-out pink taffeta, enclosed on each side in a ruffle similar to the dress. Similar tunic, trimmed in the same way, but with flounce and ruffle of lesser height. The tunic is draped here and there with round bows made of pink ribbon. Similar coat, with very long skirts, trimmed and draped like the tunic; this gown is open in front, with double jabot in white lace. Pink ribbon sash tied behind. Gray-ecru tulle hat trimmed with rose.
Ensemble for a ten-year-old girl. Dress in light blue taffeta, trimmed with four almost flat flounces, cut out on each side, placed at the top. Low-cut bodice, with casaque. White, pleated, long-sleeved shirt. Brown straw hat, trimmed with brown ribbon.
Cockchafer-shade taffeta dress trimmed with two pleated flounces, each topped with white Bruges lace. Similar tunic, trimmed in the same way (this time the lace is placed under the flounce). Similar bodice-casaque, trimmed in the same way; very wide sleeves.
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larrylimericks · 2 years
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28Aug22
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The Larents said “Happy Two-Eight! Please, with our whole chests, celebrate!” The moth and the hiddies, It Is What It Is freed ... And, like them, we now can’t think straight.
Photos: alfieerraji / marianagphoto
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warmglowofsurvival · 2 months
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“1 found it, from before the beginning. A video lost.
These ideas did go from paper to screen. I was there, but no one ever saw it - at least not to my knowledge.
I've just been going over the lore tonight and it hit me: What if it was never released because it said too much...
What if I've been harboring the end this whole time?
The fight to escape has been raging longer than anyone realizes. Were these the original battle plans?”
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August 28: Happy Birthday Lloid (Animal Crossing)!!!!
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shisasan · 8 months
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August 28, 1930 Journals of Anais Nin 1927-1931 [volume 4]
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musickickztoo · 8 months
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Fred Cole  *August 28, 1948 
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chalamet-chalamet · 2 years
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▫️▫️Timothée being lovely with his fans in Paris (8/27/2022) ▫️▫️
Tiktok credit to acmray
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newyorkthegoldenage · 8 months
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The construction of Lincoln Center required the obliteration of the neighborhood known as San Juan Hill. It was home to a large population of Blacks, Puerto Ricans, and Afro-Caribbeans when Harlem was still White. Also known as "the Jungles," it was the setting for West Side Story, which opened on Broadway in 1957. It also had a lot of middle-class White residents.
As that was happening, residents were fighting the proposal for an arts complex in the Lincoln Square part of the neighborhood. The poster above urged residents to attend a meeting to stop the project on August 28, 1957. Harris L. Present, a lawyer who had long advocated for the rights of minority groups in the city, led the fight. More than 400 residents showed up. Present urged them to march on City Hall on September 11, hoping to overwhelm the City Planning Commission with pickets and testimony.
Check back here on September 11, 2023, for the sequel. (Spoiler: Lincoln Center was built anyway.)
Photo: Lincoln Center/Gothamist
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todaysdocument · 1 year
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivers his “I Have a Dream” speech at the March on Washington on August 28, 1963.
Record Group 306: Records of the U.S. Information Agency
Series: Miscellaneous Subjects, Staff and Stringer Photographs
Image description: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaks at a podium in front of the fluted columns of the Lincoln Memorial. A National Park Service ranger is standing in the foreground.
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