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Preview of Hurricane Sandy?
Lower Manhattan during Hurricane Donna in 1960. #sandy #frankenstorm twitter.com/LucyKafanov/st…
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Why have umpires if they can’t get this type of call correct?
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Neil Armstrong, taking a different step for man. (via Neil Armstrong, the first man on …. what? | JIMROMENESKO.COM)
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Love looking at old LIFE magazines. I’m not sure what to make of the cover girl, but I’m particularly intrigued by the headline up top: “Men At Most Primitive” is certainly not a 21st-century way to say, “White dudes intruded upon previously undisturbed, self-sufficient aboriginals.”
life:
On this day in LIFE Magazine — May 19, 1958: How the Girl’s Grown: Margaret O’Brien
life:
“Saucy Feminist That Even Men Like” — May 7, 1971 issue of LIFE.
Well, okay. What a headline, LIFE.
What is with this guy? The puppies are cute, at least. (via Ohio man charged after six puppies found in suitcase | Reuters)
‘Brownout’ in Times Square in postwar New York during a national strike of soft coal miners. To conserve energy, all non-essential lighting, like the billboards of Times Square, were turned off. 1950.
McMahan Gallery
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Sloth Sancutary shows off its new baby sloth.
From the good folks at Comic Sans Project.
We were all young once. Baseball’s newest Hall of Famer, Barry Larkin, when he was roughly 21 and playing at Michigan. I was 1 year old, maybe 2.
Barry Larkin, 1985
(photo: Tony Tomsic / Sports Illustrated)
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