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Quote of the day
The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it."
--Henry David Thoreau,
American author and poet
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Sherlock Holmes is most portrayed literary character in TV and film--Guinness World Record
Basil Rathbone, Jeremy Brett, Benedict Cumberbatch, Robert Downey Jr, Tom Baker... the full list of actors who have taken on the role of Sherlock Holmes is so long that the super sleuth himself might struggle to remember all the names.
And now, Holmes has broken the record for having more film and TV portrayals than any other literary character.
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Gratitude
Gratitude
This week, the news of the world is bleak, another war
grinding on, and all these friends down with cancer,
or worse, a little something long term that they won’t die of
for twenty or thirty miserable years-
And here I live in a house of weathered brick, where a man
with silver hair still thinks I’m beautiful. How many times
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Авиация будущего/ Aviation of the Future
Check out all these predictions for how things would be in the year 2000 or so ;)
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Originally posted by vasily_sergeev at Авиация будущего
Авиация будущего
Видимо, Сколковы были и в старину...
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An Interview with Edward Hardwicke
From 2007, about his theatre work. Audio interview here And full transcript here
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The Good News
1455: The Good News | Thich Nhat Hanh
"The Good News"
Thich Nhat Hanh
They don’t publish
the good news.
The good news is published
by us.
We have a special edition every moment,
and we need you to read it.
The good news is that you are alive,
and the linden tree is still there,
standing firm in the harsh Winter.
The good news is that you have wonderful eyes
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