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[mhmm2017]

[contac]

[dielukedie-quality-dragon-wizard]

☠️ Newest chest rig! 🍻

[postpunkindustrial]

Collison Course compilation.

In 1999 Kevin Martin compiled a great compilation of breakcore, digital hardcore, illbient, and industrial Hip Hop. 

Download the compilation from my Google Drive HERE.

[moonwatchuniverse]

RIP Charles “Chuck” Yeager - 1923-2020… he’ll be missed! October 1987… 40 years after the World’s first sonic boom, retired US Air Force General Charles “Chuck” Yeager stood besides a statue in his hometown Hamlin - West Virginia where he attented high school. Although retired since 1975, Yeager remained a USAF consulting testpilot and always broke the sound barrier on October 14, be it in modern day jets... Yeager the first pilot to fly supersonic ! Charles Yeager was a watchlover with a keen interest in Rolex pilot watches, which he wore since the 1940s... 75 years with a preference for the GMT-master true pilotwatches! Charles Yeager surely was the greatest pilot we ever saw... RIP  ! (Photo: USAF/AP)

[race-week]

I’m sorry who is bidding on Daniels sweaty firepoofs 😂

[hagleyvault]

William Henry Radebaugh (1909-1996), was a public relations executive at the DuPont Company for over twenty years. He wrote, produced and directed many films about the company during his tenure there and for several years after his retirement. He began his career in public relations and in 1942, founded and was executive director of, the South Jersey Manufacturer’s Association in Camden, New Jersey. Radebaugh then took a position at the DuPont Company as a public relations consultant in 1952. He later became the Director of Public Relations for the Textile Fibers Department.

After retiring from his career in public relations with the DuPont Company in 1974, he went on to produce more films for DuPont with two former colleagues who had started the production company, Arden Films. Radebaugh was also an accomplished musician, having played with Jimmie and Tommy Dorsey, Louis Armstrong, and Jack and Charlie Teagarden. He was also an artist, working in needlepoint, watercolors, and printmaking.

Hagley Library’s collection of William Henry Radebaugh films and scripts (Accession 1975.412) includes correspondence, scripts, storyboards, proposals, and films like this one, written and directed by William Henry Radebaugh during his employment at the DuPont Company or for the company once he retired. This ca. 1970 reel shows how DuPont materials that were used in the Apollo 11 spacesuit were also purposed for commercial household use in “women’s chores”.

To view a selection of films from this collection online now, click here to view its page in our Digital Archive.

[hayrunstheworld]

Money blues 🔹