there is never enough time

martial arts, dance, nature

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Mongolia: A Brief Geography Lesson

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r/funny - What is the most racist thing has happened to you?

1,155 votes and 76 comments so far on Reddit

One of the funniest shit I've seen in a while.

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For real!

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This dance ends with a wedding Proposal! Watch this amazing couple dance!

“You & I (Nobody in the World)” by John Legend | Choreography by Phil Wright

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Rick Faugno’s Tap Dance from the film ‘Virgin Alexander’

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“While I dance I cannot judge, I cannot hate, I cannot separate myself from life. I can only be joyful and whole. This is why I dance.” -Hans Bos

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“Taste” by Tyga | Choreography by Nicole Kirkland

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Mountain Lion by © suhaderbent

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What Did Roman Trade with India and China Look Like?

This map, based on geographical data recorded by a Greek writer in the early years of the Roman Empire, shows the trade route from Rome to India.

Elites in India and China prized Roman-made glass and rugs. Elites in Rome enjoyed wearing silks made in the Far East – so much that the Senate got worried about how much gold was leaving the empire, and tried to ban silk clothing. It did not work.

You will notice that most of the goods traded were for elites – silk, glass, ivory, carnelian. Given the long distances to travel between the Mediterranean, the Ganges, and the Yangtze, only expensive items to wealthy aristocrats made the journey. Basics like grain or iron were traded in more localized networks.

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