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Since the J. Paul Getty Museum launched its Open Content program back in 2013, we've been featuring their efforts to make their vast collect
Theyâve released not just digitized works of art, but also a great many art history texts and art books in general. Just this week, they announced an expansion of access to their digital archive, in that theyâve made nearly 88,000 images free to download on their Open Content database under Creative Commons Zero (CC0). That means âyou can copy, modify, distribute and perform the work, even for commercial purposes, all without asking permission.â
88,000 new free images just dropped, to use however you like.
đĄ Nathan MacKinnon sitting in his stall after getting eliminated from his first playoff series, in his first NHL season | 30.04.2014
Fathers at Blaenrhondda, South Wales, taking their babies out for some fresh air. They're using a siĂ´l fagu (a special Welsh woolen blanket) to keep their children cozy whilst on the move. March 5, 1937
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A group of puffins on Heimaey.
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~ Pair of Architectural Reliefs with Elephants.
Date: A.D. 80â100
Culture: Roman
Place of origin: Western Roman Empire
Medium: Italian marble
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In a Sunday matchup between the New York Islanders and Colorado Avalanche, jam-packed with storylines, Jonathan Drouinâs return to Colorado is perhaps the most fascinating. Not because he spent his entire career with the Avs, but because the fit was exactly what the Avs needed for two years. And more notably, he didnât want to leave. âHe (MacKinnon) brought me here. One of the main reasons why I came here was him. It felt it was a very close group over there, kind of sucked to leave, but some of those things happen,â Drouin said.
âIt sucked. Sometimes you gotta make decisions for your family or other reasons,â Drouin said following morning skate about having to depart via free agency. âI enjoyed my time in Colorado. I wouldâve loved to stay here for the rest of my career, but the business side doesnât allow it sometimes.â âBut again, you look at your options, you look at different things, and you got to make decisions sometimes for yourself a little bit more, and for my family as well âŚ,â Drouin said. âThose decisions are not easy. Theyâre not fun talks with teammates and telling them youâre going to be leaving, but itâs part of the business weâre in and itâs part of the game weâre playing.â
The Avalancheâs front office and Drouin had conversations leading up to July 1 about trying to find a way to keep him here. But it wasnât a fit. Drouin likely wanted to get paid as a top-six forward, but the Avs didnât have a spot for him with Gabe Landeskogâs return a sudden reality. Had he stayed, Drouin likely wouldâve slotted into the Victor Olofsson role as a depth two-way scorer who can pitch in on the power play. But there was no way the Avs couldâve paid him the two years, $8 million he got from the Islanders to play in that spot. His two-way play added to his value. âSoon after joining us, he really dug in on the defensive side of things, and was a highly regarded defensive player for us, too,â Avs coach Jared Bednar said. âYou have to be in this league if youâre going to play top line minutes with top guys. Youâre going to face a lot of other top lines. So you have to round out your game and become a better defensive player. And he did that and earned a lot of trust with me.â
đĄ JONATHAN DROUIN returns to Denver | đ¸ by Michael Martin, Rich Graessle; âď¸ by Colleen Flynn, Aarif Deen | 16.11.2025