"Founded in 1051, this nearly 1,000-year-old monastery has survived centuries of wars, invasions, and empires. Today, it bears the scars of another Russian attack."
Saint Javelin on twitter 6/14/2026
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"Founded in 1051, this nearly 1,000-year-old monastery has survived centuries of wars, invasions, and empires. Today, it bears the scars of another Russian attack."
Saint Javelin on twitter 6/14/2026
People should feel as gutted by this as they did by the Notre Dame Cathedral fire. Except this was a deliberate act of cultural erasure by Russia.
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Heartwarming story: Little girl doesn’t have to do anything to fund her dad’s surgery because his expenses are covered by his country’s universal healthcare.
Human determination: Man bikes 18 miles to work every morning because he wants to and not because he can’t afford a car and would be fired if he’s late.
Spirit of Brotherhood: Neighbors host housewarming party for elderly resident who doesn’t need help in paying rent because his pension is more than enough.
SO INSPIRING: Local middle school students bake dozens of cupcakes because their home economics class is doing a baking unit. Their school is fully funded with everything they need.
This feels like calibrating my normal detector
rewatching the final scenes in the movie i Really like how the turbulence in the sub shakes the speaker & makes it look almost intentional in its movement. like ava is physically banging on the radio to get through to simon. ough. really really adds to the stress of the scene
oh my god, the COI unintentionally replicated the Harvard Hope Experiment on Simon. has anyone talked about this. I am physically ill.
(tw for discussion of animal cruelty below)
Nobody wanted to eat grandma candy out of my doily spider yesterday. Likely because they hold some sort of bigotry in their hearts.
Kate Bush as a Bat for “Breathing” her 1980 single.
Photographer: John Carder Bush
Roman cameo with a goat
1st - 2nd century CE
British Museum 1824,0301.49
OKAY OKAY OKAY so when I realized I was going to have to write a lot of space battles, I did two things. The first was put a sticky note on my laptop that said THE ENEMY'S GATE IS DOWN (which, ugh, fuck OSC into the SUN), to remind myself that direction is both 1. important, and 2. relative, and then I watched approximately a billion hours of bait ball footage in David Attenborough documentaries, which helped me write battles in which all directions are possible.
(A bait ball, btw, is when teams of predators work together to eat small fish like anchovies, sardines, or lantern fish. Tuna, seals, sharks, dolphins, etc corral the fish into a ball at the surface, and then pick them off. Sometimes rays get involved. It's like a toothy, toothy dance. Gannets and boobies dive down from above. They can go 20m down! And then sometimes a whale comes up from the deep and swallows the whole thing. It is my favourite part of any nature documentary.)
This is one thing that really annoyed me reading Asimov's Foundation universe novels. His descriptions of military tactics make zero sense given the existence of hyperspace. For example, he describes a battle where the admiral has his ships surrounding the enemy on all sides - something like the bait ball being described here - except that since they use hyperspace to travel, they could just jump right out of the trap and appear outside of the surrounding vessels. In fact, interstellar battles in general wouldn't really make much sense. Naval battles make sense on Earth because you have to cross the actual physical sea to get from one point to another, and so you can logically intercept enemy ships, but if you're jumping from one point to another, that doesn't work. Interstellar space becomes pretty much irrelevant
He also describes an overall strategy that is similar to island-hopping and the use of blockades. Which again makes sense in actual naval warfare on Earth - you need to have support bases for supply lines - but with hyperspace doesn't make sense. You could just jump directly to the enemy capital bypassing outer worlds. In fact, political entities wouldn't really even need to be contiguous (though presumably it would be preferable to keep the parts near each other since it is implied that travel costs are greater for larger distances, so a polity consisting of a bunch of worlds scattered all over the galaxy might not work as well as one consisting of a group of nearby worlds economically)
It's like he forgot all about how his own system works and just treated space like a giant ocean, except 3D. Naval-inspired tactics only work if ships are actually traversing space itself. If you're using wormholes or hyperspace or something similar, you gotta use different tactics
has tumblr seen this photo that james ortiz posted of himself holding rocky because oh my god
that’s his real son that he gave birth to. grace better watch out bc james is about to steal the title of rocky’s number one fan
Giuseppe Verdi: Otello
Otello - Mario Del Monaco
Desdemona - Rosanna Carteri
Iago - Renato Capecchi
Cassio - Gino Mattera
Rodrigo - Athos Cesarini
Lodovico - Plinio Clabassi
Montano - Nestore Catalani
Emilia - Luisella Ciaffi Ricagno
Un Araldo - Bruno Cioni
RAI Milano Orchestra & Chorus
Conductor: Tullio Serafin
rec. 1958
Mario del Monaco - Nuin mi tema (Otello)
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The only people who think the point of art is realism and skill are uncreative, boring, and uneducated people. They completely ignore the historical context, geographical, and cultural context of the art and artists. They completely disregard that being creative is an essential part of being human. All they focus on is the product and whether or not it looks “good” to them.
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