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Cher and Teri Garr perform Ragtime Cowboy Joe on the Cher variety show, originally broadcast by CBS on March 23rd, 1975. Cher and Teri’s glamorous cowgirl costumes were designed by Bob Mackie and Ret Turner.
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It's such a great, simple idea: Young Brazilians want to learn English. Elderly Americans living in retirement homes just want someone to talk to. Why not connect them? FCB Brazil did just that with its "Speaking Exchange" project for CNA language schools.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-S-5EfwpFOk#t=24 for a video of the chats.
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Top Photo- 1935: Self-Portrait in Spherical Mirror, M C Escher
Bottom Photo- Work he created from that self-portrait
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Top photo: Capuchin Crypt, Rome, Italy 4000 Capuchin Franciscan friars are housed in this crypt boasting of an intricate floor to ceiling arrangement of human bones. Various bones are utilized in different chapels. For instance, there is a chapel called “Crypt of the Pelvises” and another one, “Crypt of the Skulls”. A inscription in the tomb reads- “What You Are We Once Were Too And What We Are Now, You Will Be”.
Bottom photo: Capela dos Ossos, Portugal: “Chapel of Bones”, this Portuguese chapel houses two full skeletons that hang on chains in addition to skulls and human bones cemented to its walls. An inscription at the chapel’s entrance which reads “We bones, lying here bare, are awaiting yours”
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This awesome earth sculpture - one of Britain’s biggest - is a 650-foot-long pit pony carved out of earth and coal waste. Pit Ponies were ponies used for work underground in coal mines from the mid-18th century up until the mid-20th century.
Named Sultan, this giant pony was modeled after those that once toiled in the coal mines of South Wales. He was actually carved 12 years ago, but it’s only recently that his earth has greened, which makes him stand out from the surrounding landscape even more gloriously.
Photo by Steve Brockett
[via Telegraph.co.uk]
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Children on a spiral staircase. There's something a little creepy about this to me.
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Armless man and legless man ride a tandem bicycle
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Dracula's Daughter Movie Poster 1936
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Einstein at the Grand Canyon, 1922
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