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The 72-year-old British actor also had roles in shows including Merlin and Little Britain.

Really sad news, everyone.

Rupert Giles, you phenomenal character. Anthony Head, you incredible actor, who brought such subtlety to this role. At times dark, at times comedic, always hot.

The watcher we needed and deserved.

#anthony head

blackfolksintime

The Mother of it all, Sister Rosetta Tharpe!

'His eye is on the sparrow' 1960

Via bluesincolour

#sister rosetta tharpe

pinkfrogbreathing

Saving Scotland's Red Squirrels

We wanted to share this gorgeous photo of a partially leucistic young red squirrel, taken by Anne Marie Dougan in the highlands, isn't it beautiful! Our team had never seen an individual with such striking markings before. Thank you to Anne Marie for allowing us to post it.

#red squirrel #leucism

bobcronkphotography

Monument to Persistence

Peniche, Portugal

Bob Cronk

#bob cronk #portugal

benjaminmcphail

lostinhistory

Wake up babe, new octopus just dropped

He's such a little guy!

#blue octopus #Microeledone galapagensis #just a little blue dude making his way in the world

Product placement with Cleocatra

#cleocatra #cats of tumblr #cat #kitty #dot’s pretzels #aka the best pretzels

banquo-and-macbeth

sisko and worf trying really hard not to mention gowron's giant eyes

#👀#gowron #worf #benjamin sisko #st: ds9

holespoles

Kei Watanuki

"occasionally opens"

わたぬきけい

「たまに開通する」

#kei watanuki #cats #artists on tumblr

ymutate

Zulu Imbenge baskets are woven entirely of recycled telephone wire in the heart of KwaZulu-Natal, a province of South Africa. In the 1990s, Zulu women began repurposing discarded telephone wires, weaving them into intricate patterns to create colorful and durable baskets while preserving traditional weaving techniques.

#woven basket #zulu #literal gasp

boomer-mythology-destroyer

#dough wrapped around tasty fillings #creating a global union #we all agree #love and peace on planet earth

beardedmrbean

One more in the W column for Japan.

supersoftly

Link for extension :3c

#that little jamiroquai slide is everything #cats #kitty #the only problem is that it doesn't solve the issue of looking at the screen too much #because i would just keep watching that chubby baby for the entire five minutes

javert

i could not eat a dozen fried eggs and would never want to do so. but i almost certainly could accidentally eat a dozen deviled eggs if i was at a party or perhaps a picnic and they were there. they are a highly dangerous food item in this way

#tbf a dozen deviled eggs is just six eggs #so it’s not quite the same thing #source: i make a lot of deviled eggs for occasions

daggerzine

Fanzine Friday!- Chemical Imbalance (issue #5, 1987)

I'm pretty sure that Chemical Imbalance first came into my orbit when I started going to See Hear, the terrific fanzine store in the village in NYC in the 80's and 90's. In fact, I think editor/publisher Mike McGonigal worked at See Hear for a time (but I didn't actually meet Mike face to face until the 00's when I lived in Portland, Oregon, where Mike lived as well).

I believe Mike had just moved up to NYC from Miami to go to school at NYU, so he must've done a few issues of C.I. before moving to NYC (issues 1-4?) , but I have never seen those issues before.

This is a great issue who, aside from the bands you see on the cover (Television Personalities!! Slovenly!) includes interviews/pieces on Shop Assistants, Antietam, Died Pretty, and more, plus plenty of record and live reviews.

I learned a ton of not only many great independent bands of the day from reading C.I. but also lots of artists, writers, etc. Mike dug deep not just in music but several different art and creative scenes.

I don't think I have my 7" anymore, but there will be reviews of other issues of C.I. on this site in the future. Great stuff!