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Oshin inspired by the life of Wada Katsu, founder of the Japanese supermarket chain Yaoha and all the various matriarchal figures she encounters serving to make a quietly powerful statement about the female role in Japanese culture and the many ways in which Japanese women, though traditionally stereotyped as being submissive wallflowers, are the backbone of the country.
do you remember this? Full House
A Domesticated Dad Is A Sexy Dad
A Domesticated Dad Is A Sexy Dad
realy?
so..we must stop a girl fight..
1. Retrieves Things For Me Without My Asking; 2. Enjoys Cooking And Letting Me Be A Man; 3. Excited By The Idea Of Being A Dedicated Wife; 4. Abstains From Activities That Jeopardize Loyalty; 5. Rubbing My Back
Sound is not permanent, and much of the recorded recent history of humanity is currently disintegrating. Robert Barry reports from the British Library Sound Archive and Internet Archive to find out what’s being done to preserve these audio records…
(via The Quietus | Opinion | The Quietus Essay | The Utopia Of Records: Why Sound Archiving Is Important)
collect memories and share memory using the internet
Historian Abby Smith Rumsey was one of the curators of the Library of Congress exhibit, and that experience informs “When We Are No More,” her wide-ranging rumination on cultural memory. “A physical connection between the present and past is wondrously forged through the medium of time-stained paper,” she writes. But that “distinctive visceral connection” with history may be much diminished, if not lost, when our cultural heritage is stored in sterile databases rather than in actual objects. Rumsey’s book poses a vital question: As more and more of what we know, make and experience is recorded as vaporous bits in the cloud, what exactly will we leave behind for future generations?
(via When our culture’s past is lost in the cloud - The Washington Post)
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remind me this article Cloud Warriors: The Mysterious Power of the Lost Chachapoya Culture
Randy penderita downsyndrom namun juga sekaligus seorang penghafal Al Quran. Bekerja di Pondok Pesantren Darut Tauhid milik Aa’Gym. Umroh pun dia dapat sebagai hadiah dari Ustad Yusuf Mansur karena Randy sudah mampu menghafal 5 juz Al Quran. Juz 1, 14,15, 29, 30. Tamparan keras bagi saya yang juz 30 saja sulit sekali menghafalnya.
mitos tentang perempuan yang dibangun dan dilanggengkan media. Masih ingat warkop DKI, Srimulat dkk?
Jesicca Cox... plane is a boy toy?
Research has found that dividing children’s toys based on gender can have lasting developmental implications
Toy choices, Sweet says, should be based on kids’ personal interests, and not on their gender.
Hey Mave! What do you think about this? D:
