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Muybridge posing with San Francisco Olympic Club strongman L. Brandt (1879).
This is why you need to pay attention in naming your children.
me at their age
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Edith Jehanne, Le Joueur d’échecs, Raymond Bernard, 1927.
Disarticulated bones of the skull
The skull consists of 22 bones; 16 in the neurocranium (brain-case), and 8 in the endocranium (facial bones). At birth, these bones are not secured tightly together - this allows for passage of the infant through the birth canal (newborn heads are often cone-shaped for the first few days, if delivered vaginally), and allows for the rapid expansion of the brain during the first several years of life
By adulthood, however, the skull is one cohesive unit, and one of the strongest and least-deformable structures in nature. For human skulls, upwards of one ton of force (if evenly applied) is required to depress the bone just one centimeter. Of course, fractures and punctures can weaken the structural integrity of the skull significantly. Anatomical Atlas, Illustrative of the Structure of the Human Body. Henry H. Smith, 1867.
Overlord - 2017
Kommentare zur Neuen Musik 1, DuMont Dokumente – Texte und Perspektiven, Verlag M. DuMont Schauberg, Köln, 1963
“I can’t understand why people are frightened of new ideas. I’m frightened by the old ones.” -John Cage
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Today I learned that a composer named Erwin Schulhoff wrote a completely tacet piece as the third movement of his “Fünf Pittoresken” for piano. His piece pre-dates John Cage’s 4'33" by 30 years, and is actually much more suggestive as to how the silence should be shaped, containing really complex rhythmic rests and lines to the rests. His successful career was cut short due to the Rise of the Nazi Regime in Germany and their strict rules on music, and because of this, his pieces are very rarely played or referenced to.
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