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Timothée featured in ‘Dune: Exposures’ (IG: joshbrolin)
📸 by Greig Fraser on the set of Dune
#timothee chalamet#timothée chalamet#zendaya#zendaya coleman#dune#greig fraser#austin butler#charlotte rampling#February 5
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On this day, February 5
In 2013: My Chemical Romance released the fifth and final EP in the Conventional Weapons collection, "Conventional Weapons: Number Five". This EP featured the tracks "Surrender the Night" and "Burn Bright". (🖤)
Stream "Conventional Weapons: Number Five" here!
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source - https://twitter.com/tobykeith
Oh Dang, this was so sad to see!
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Labor. [African-American] women at work in lumber yards.
Record Group 86: Records of the Women's BureauSeries: General Photographic File
Original caption: Labor. [African-American] women at work in lumber yards. [African-American] women, dressed in men's clothes, lifting heavy pieces of lumber.
This black and white photograph shows two African-American women in overalls lifting long pieces of lumber. They are posing for the camera. The woman on the left stands with one hand on her hip and looks away from the camera. The woman on the right looks right into the camera.
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— February 5, 1912 / Franz Kafka diaries
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La Mode nationale, no. 5, 5 février 1898, Paris. No. 9. — Groupe de chapeaux. Bibliothèque nationale de France
(1) Béret en velours rubis, garni de 6 plumes noires formant éventail, retenues au centre par une boucle en strass et tombant devant sur le bord du chapeau.
(1) Ruby velvet beret, garnished with 6 black feathers forming a fan, held in the center by a rhinestone buckle and falling in front on the edge of the hat.
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(2) Chapeau de jeune fille, en drap gris, garni de plumes assorties retenues au pied par un chou de velours de la même teinte.
(2) Young girl's hat, in gray cloth, trimmed with matching feathers held at the foot by a velvet collar of the same shade.
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(3) Petite toque de théâtre en velours bleu turquoise, garnie de touffes de violettes et d'un motif de strass.
(3) Small theater hat in turquoise blue velvet, garnished with tufts of violets and a rhinestone motif.
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(4) Chapeau rond très relevé de côté, en velours vert, tout coulissé, garni de dentelle blanche mélangée à un nœud de satin blanc et de velours vert dans lequel sont placées 2 aigrettes en paradis noir. Nœud de satin posant sur les cheveux.
(4) Round hat very raised on the side, in green velvet, all slid, trimmed with white lace mixed with a bow of white satin and green velvet in which are placed 2 egrets in black paradise. Satin bow posing on the hair.
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(5) Capote pour jeune femme, toute en paillettes d'argent, garnie d'un panache de plumes et d'une aigrette blanches au pied desquelles est posé un gros chou de velours violet.
(5) Hood for a young woman, all in silver sequins, garnished with a plume of feathers and a white egret at the foot of which is placed a large purple velvet cabbage.
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(6) Petit chapeau en velours coulissé bleu de roi, garni de 3 plumes et d'une aigrette blanches posées de côté.
(6) Small hat in royal blue drawstring velvet, garnished with 3 white feathers and an egret placed on the side.
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(7) Béret pour jeune femme, en taffetas rouge entièrement coulissé en forme de choux, dans lesquels on place une fantaisie en strass.
(7) Beret for young women, in red taffeta, entirely slid in the shape of cabbages, in which a rhinestone decoration is placed.
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(8) Chapeau rond en feutre gris. La calotte est en taffetas bouillonné gris, une grande amazone noire est posée de côté, retenue au pied par une grande boucle en cailloux du Rhin.
(8) Round gray felt hat. The cap is made of gray bubbled taffeta, a large black Amazon is placed on the side, held at the foot by a large loop of Rhine pebbles.
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(9) Chapeau rond en feutre blanc, très relevé de côté. Torsade de velours orange entourant la passe et panache de plumes noires garnissant le côté.
(9) Round white felt hat, raised high on the side. Twist of orange velvet surrounding the pass and plume of black feathers garnishing the side.
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(10) Petit tricorne en paillettes d'argent, garni de plumes noires dans lesquelles se pose une agrafe en strass. Torsade de velours rouge sur les cheveux.
(10) Small tricorn in silver sequins, garnished with black feathers in which a rhinestone clasp is placed. Red velvet twist on hair.
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(11) Chapeau forme amazone, relevé des deux côtés, en velours vert d'eau, le bord est coulissé et se termine devant apr un nœud en velours. Nœud de satin vert d'eau sur le côté, dans lequel est posé un oiseau vert à aigrettes noires.
(11) Amazon-shaped hat, raised on both sides, in sea green velvet, the brim is slid and ends in front with a velvet bow. Water green satin bow on the side, in which is placed a green bird with black egrets.
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(12) Béret coulissé en drap gris perle, garni de côté de trois plumes noires en touffe, au pied desquelles sont posés un chou de velours noir avec une boucle de jais et un autre chou en velours orange.
(12) Drawn beret in pearl gray cloth, garnished on the side with three black feathers in a tuft, at the foot of which are placed a black velvet cabbage with a jet curl and another orange velvet cabbage.
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(13) Petit capote en velours rubis, garnie sur le côté d'un gros oiseau noir.
(13) Small ruby velvet hood, garnished on the side with a large black bird.
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(14) Chapeau rond, en feutre gris, garni de deux plumes grises formant couronne, retenues devant par un chou en velours mauve dans lequel on met un motif en cailloux du Rhin.
(14) Round hat, in gray felt, garnished with two gray feathers forming a crown, held in front by a mauve velvet collar in which a pattern of Rhine pebbles is placed.
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(15) Petit chapeau en satin coulissé bleu ciel, fond mou en velours beige, presque blanc, piqeon blanc posé de côté, piquet de roses posant sur les cheveux.
(15) Small sky blue sliding satin hat, soft beige, almost white velvet base, white peg placed on the side, peg of roses resting on the hair.
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(16) Chapeau forme toque en velours noir, relevé des deux côtés. Le bord est en tulle pailleté avec un coulissé de velours noir formant tête. Plumes noires posées de côté retenues par des choux de velours vieux rose.
(16) Toque-shaped hat in black velvet, raised on both sides. The edge is in glittery tulle with a black velvet drawstring forming the head. Black feathers placed aside held by old pink velvet puffs.
#La Mode nationale#19th century#1890s#1898#on this day#February 5#periodical#fashion#fashion plate#color#description#bibliothèque nationale de france#dress#hat#collar#bow
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thatmidman: when Taylor Swift randomly crashes your dinner date
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Happy 4th Birthday to
“An Extremely Sour, Not-at-all Sour Meal”
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Prompt 5 - Hormones
@jegulus-microfic February 5 Word count 173
He’d never really liked being around girls. He preferred the boys in his year. The girls reminded him too much of his mother. But he’d come to terms with the fact that, at some point, he’d be made to marry one of them to appease his family and carry on the Black name by producing an heir.
But when the hormones started to kick in, it became abundantly clear to him that he didn’t have the feelings for girls like the other boys did. Instead, he had those feelings for boys.
He’d had a few crushes over the years, but they were fleeting. The only one that had stuck was the one he had on James Potter. He couldn’t stand him, of course, him being Sirius’s best friend and all.
But he’d also seen him after Quidditch practice, and a semi-naked James Potter never failed to invoke some feelings below his belt.
He really hoped his crush would go away, but it had been three years, and I showed no sign of stopping.
#February 5#jegulus#jegulus microfic#regulus black#james potter#regulus arcturus black#james fleamont potter#regulus x james#james x regulus#james and regulus#regulus and james#dead gay wizards#quidditch#hormones
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🐇 Feb 5 2023
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Austin Butler and the cast of ‘Dune: Part Two’ at a promotional event in Mexico on February 5, 2024. 💫
Twitter credit to WBPictures_Mx
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Gorgeous ✨
#timothee chalamet#dune part two#dune#not sure who the original photo belongs to#but it sure is beautiful#Mexico#February 5#dune part 2#timothée chalamet
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Animal of the Day!
Buff-Tip Moth (Phalera bucephala)
(Photo from Butterfly Conservation)
Conservation Status- Unlisted
Habitat- Europe; Asia
Size (Weight/Length)- 3.5 cm
Diet- Tree sap; Leaves
Cool Facts- While maybe not as pretty as a butterfly, that’s not really the buff-tip moth’s style. Being a relatively large moth, these friends needed to find a way to escape the eyes of predators. Their wings have a patterning that perfectly mimics a twig and their fur looks like a broken bit. Unlike other moths, buff-tip moths aren’t attracted to light. While the adults don’t eat and survive off of fat stores until they mate. Caterpillars gorge themselves on tree leaves. Apple leaves are a favorite, sometimes causing these moths to be considered pests.
Rating- 11/10 (No need for flashy colors.)
#Animal of the day#Animals#Insects#Moths#Sunday#February 5#Buff-tip moth#biology#science#conservation#the more you know#cw: insects
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lindsaylohan: have a wonderful week 😊
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February 5
Today's flower is the deadly oleander! Scientific name Nerium Oleander
Oleander, scientifically known as Nerium oleander, is a flowering shrub that belongs to the dogbane family, Apocynaceae. Native to the Mediterranean region, oleander is widely cultivated for its attractive flowers and ornamental value.
In ancient times, oleander was highly regarded for its medicinal properties. The ancient Greeks and Romans used extracts from the plant to treat a wide range of ailments, including heart conditions, asthma, and epilepsy. The plant’s therapeutic value was also recognized in traditional Chinese medicine, where it was used to alleviate digestive issues and reduce inflammation.
oleander became a symbol of love and romance, often used to express affection and adoration.
However, oleander’s symbolic significance isn’t limited to positive connotations. In some cultures, the plant is associated with deception and betrayal.
Every part of the oleander plant contains toxic compounds, but some parts are more potent than others. Here are the parts of the plant that pose the greatest risk:
Leaves: The leaves of the oleander plant contain cardiac glycosides, which are toxic to the heart. These compounds interfere with the normal pumping of the heart, leading to irregular heart rhythms and potentially fatal consequences if ingested.
Stems: The stems of the oleander plant also contain cardiac glycosides, although in lower concentrations compared to the leaves. While the stems may not be as toxic as the leaves, they should still be handled with caution to avoid any potential adverse effects.
Flowers: Surprisingly, even the beautiful flowers of the oleander plant are toxic. They contain the same cardiac glycosides as the leaves and stems, making them equally dangerous if ingested.
Seeds: The seeds of the oleander plant are highly toxic and should be avoided at all costs. Ingesting the seeds can lead to severe poisoning and even death.
source: garvillo.com/meaning-of-oleander/
#art#illustration#a flower often#flower#flowers#oleander#february 5#ill try to cite my sources from now too#just cause#polls#murder polls#toxic plants#toxic flowers
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