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性爱小技巧：男生射精后会进入贤者时间，这时发生的一切都会烙印在他的脑海中。所以男生射精后我一般不会让他直接拔出去，会保持着交合的状态抱住对方，一边用手摩挲他的背一边刻意发出很大的呼吸声。等他缓得差不多了再陪着他去浴室冲洗。情绪价值有时会高于快感，所以尾声的处理与前戏一样重要。

相信我短视频有剧毒能让人产生多巴胺的东西当然会上瘾我从九点躺在床上一直刷到现在就中途起来吃了一个橘子包括IG、Facebook、X、tiktok、微信视频号、今日头条…眼睛都看累了还在看

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太烫的东西都属于一级致癌物永远不喝热水以及前车之鉴希望每一个外卖小哥都不要把外卖挂在门把手上

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狼的美谈：公狼的咬合力重达180+公斤，但在母狼前会收住野兽的本性，轻轻咬住脸蛋。母狼在遇到危险时躲在公狼脖子下，看似寻找庇护，实则防止公狼的脖子被咬到。

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这是中国创业者的「轻量时代」启动一个软件生意，现在几乎免费，你唯一需要掏钱的只有域名👇🎨 设计：Figma / 墨刀 — 免费💾 数据库：Supabase / Neon — 免费🚀 部署：Vercel / Cloudflare Pages — 免费🔐 登录系统：Clerk（我在用）/ Auth0 — 免费📧 邮件发送：Resend — 免费💻 编码助手：Gemini Cli / Cursor / Claude Code with skills — 免费📊 用户分析：Mixpanel / PostHog — 免费🔗 短链服务：Dub / Short.io — 免费📬 公司邮箱：Lark / Zoho Mail / 阿里企业邮 — 免费🤖 商业顾问：ChatGPT / Perplexity — 免费过去需要一支团队和几十万资金，现在一个人、一台电脑、买个域名，就能起一家软件服务公司。别再等机会了，AI 时代已经给了你一整套工具。该做的，只是打开 Figma，注册 Vercel，在 Cli 工具中输入你的商业想法。这是软件创业成本坍塌的时代，这也是中国创业者的「轻量时代」。

bitwarden的第三方Android客户端keyguard不知道为啥同步不了数据了，刚开始以为是被官方封了接口，后来发现必须翻墙才能同步下来，持续两天了，反复清除数据重新登陆亦如是。但奇怪的是，bitwarden的官方客户端却是可以的，按理说两个用的都是同一个地址。

“捉迷藏”式收割：火绒撕开鲁大师为首系列企业流量劫持黑幕！近期，火绒安全实验室监测发现，包含成都奇鲁科技有限公司、天津杏仁桉科技有限公司在内的多家软件厂商，正通过云控配置方式构建大规模推广产业链，远程开启推广模块以实现流量变现。这些厂商通过云端下达配置指令，动态控制软件的推广行为，不同公司及其产品的推广方式各有差异。它们在未充分向用户告知或故意模糊告知相关情况的前提下，利用用户流量进行变现操作。通过伪装成正规应用的方式，与用户“捉迷藏”，使用户难以识别并定位真正的推广源头。这些主体采用各种手段规避网络舆论监督，逃避公众审查。云控配置包含大量推广相关参数。通过测试发现，非北京IP与北京IP获取到的配置存在显著差异，通常非北京IP会收到更多的推广配置；一般情况下，其他公司的官网渠道代号为"home"，鲁大师的官网渠道代号为"ludashi"。经过多次测试发现，通过官网渠道下载的软件在推广行为上会有所收敛：减少或不下发推广相关的云控配置，又或者在安装包中减少或移除推广模块。若用户是安全相关技术人员（运行了某些反编译软件）或访问过投诉类网址，会选择不推广值得注意的是，在劫持浏览器的过程中，会对用户是否访问过周鸿祎的微博进行检测，若检测结果为已访问，则不会进行推广。https://www.huorong.cn/document/tech/vir_report/1858

每个中年人心里都住着一个 “堂哥”到一个热帖，40 多岁的中年人怀念 49 岁去世的堂哥。堂哥是大伯的儿子，算下来是长房长孙，一生未婚，“油嘴滑舌、好高骛远”，创业无数次都失败了，经常需要花爹妈的钱来收拾烂摊子，但偏偏极得长辈喜爱，让老实本分打工的弟妹们都有点不服气。脑溢血离世，只剩下年迈的父母，弟妹们也回忆起堂哥对自己的亲切和关照。好多 40 多岁的同龄人回帖，都在讲自己的经历，并表示我也是 “堂哥”。共同点如下：20 多岁怀揣光宗耀祖的理想踏入社会，在经济上行期也获得过小小的成功，比方说在大城市购置了房产，但最近几年突然就不行了，变卖家产还债，为了不拖累家人净身出户。目前身上还背着债务，努力打工偿还中，扳着手指算还剩几年能还清，到时候要大醉一场。不是没有能力和努力，奈何天下英雄如过江之鲫，成功只能属于少数人。现在奔五之年，再也折腾不动，自知越不过那座山丘，对命运认输了。包括我在内，40 岁以上的人心里应该都住着一个 “堂哥”，只不过有些人运气好些，大部分人运气差些。我们小时候可能都玩过织田信长的游戏，知道 “人间五十年，与天相比，不过渺小一物。看世事，梦幻似水。任人生一度，入灭随即当前。”26 岁名扬天下，49 岁命丧本能寺，岂不也可叫做织田大堂哥？从我的价值观来看，很多人虽然有很高的社会地位和收入，但其实也并没有为社会创造什么价值，只不过恰好有个坑，这个萝卜恰好蹲进去而已。这些人是社会资源的消耗者而不是创造者，是分蛋糕的。而许多堂哥们，虽然失败了，但用的都是自己家的资源，而且试图通过做蛋糕的方式来为自己积累财富。从这个角度看，堂哥们是值得尊重的。来源：公众号刘备教授

买鹿制楚《管子》记载齐桓公想要讨伐楚国，但是楚国经济富庶，军事强悍，齐桓公思索再三，觉得伐楚困难重重，于是，找到管仲商议。管仲建议让齐桓公出高价钱向楚国购买楚国的特产梅花鹿，并且发动齐国的世家贵族一起大量的向楚国购买梅花鹿。楚国民众发现齐国人高价买鹿，纷纷放弃耕地种粮，开始养殖梅花鹿，他们认为只要有足够的钱财，粮食就能买得到。然而此时，齐国也在出高价大量的向楚国周围的国家购买粮食，楚国周围各国发现齐国给的价格高，纷纷把自己国家的粮食卖给齐国，换取更多的钱财。直到齐国把军队所需的粮食购买足够以后，齐国放弃购买梅花鹿。恰逢青黄不接之时，齐桓公因此下令封锁城门开始伐楚。结果导致楚国粮食价格疯狂上升却无处购得粮食，将近十分之四的楚国难民逃到齐国，而楚国也因此溃败，三年之后选择向齐国投降。全球化的阳谋闹剧，轰轰烈烈几十年，欧美已经投降，灭亡也快了

中国最好吃的米粉是桂林米粉，但比起云南本地酸浆米线，桂林米粉还稍逊一筹。其他省的米线，包括在其他省卖的云南米线，屁都不是。过桥米线，狗都不吃。桂林米粉之后，是湖南⁄江西米粉。北大才子小说«星轨»读后感最近南宁二中一位文科状元出版的小说《星轨》被意外传播，据称作品取材自作者本人的情感经历，男女主角均为学霸，如今一个就读北大，一个就读复旦。

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为什么A4纸被设计成210mm乘297mm？这要从一战后的德国说起。当时的德国，真的是什么都想标准化，恨不得把空气都打包成统一规格。就在这种背景下，一位叫波斯特曼（Walter Porstmann）的工程师在 1922 年推出了一个叫 DIN 476 的标准。这个人不仅是工程师，还是数学家，他提出的这个纸张标准，就是后来全球通用的 ISO 216 标准的亲爹。 但这个想法更早的“祖师爷”，其实是 18 世纪一位叫利希滕贝格（Georg Christoph Lichtenberg）的德国物理学家，他大概是某天下午茶喝多了，突然想到：如果一张纸对折之后，新的小纸片跟原来的大纸片长得一模一样（就是长宽比例一样），那该有多方便啊！ 这个天才的想法，就被波斯特曼捡起来发扬光大了。 自适性的“√2”比例 所以，A4 纸的第一个核心机密，就是它的长宽比。你拿计算机按一下，297 除以 210，答案约等于 1.414。哎哟，这个数字是不是很眼熟？没错啦，就是初中数学就学过的 √2。 这个比例有什么了不起？了不起惨了！ 所有 A 系列的纸，从跟浴巾一样大的 A0 到便利贴那么小的 A8，长宽比全都是√2。 这让它们有了一种“自相似”的超能力。你把两张 A4 纸并排贴在一起，就得到一张 A3 纸，而且这张 A3 纸的长宽比不多不少，还是 √2。你把一张 A4 纸沿长边对折，就得到一张 A5 纸，它的长宽比也还是 √2！ 这个特性在影印和排版上简直是神一般的存在。你要把 A4 的文件放大到 A3，只要等比例放大 141.4% 就好，内容不会变形、不会被裁切，完美铺满。反过来缩小也一样。不像某些国家…

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“Feels like the uncanny valley just got crossed.”Prompt: “Photorealistic interview with an 8-year-old child speaking sadly. The child knows they are AI-generated, feels sorrow about it, and answers the interviewer’s question — ‘What is it like to be an AI?’ — wisely yet child-like. Dark-blue background.”Result: natural eye contact, micro-movements, believable pacing; emotion reads instantly.Takeaway: the uncanny-valley threshold in Gen-Video has shifted.Stack to try: Sora 2, Kling, Nano Banana, Krea, Artlist, Resolve.#AI #GenerativeVideo #UncannyValley #PromptEngineering

Whether we expect a major nuclear war or not, here is a curious set of U.S. actions in deploying strategic weapons:First, the White House has consistently withdrawn from long-standing arms reduction and limitation treaties. In 2002—from the ABM Treaty; in 2019—from the INF Treaty; in 2020—from the Open Skies Treaty. A potential U.S. refusal to maintain the moratorium on nuclear testing could thus be a logical next step in Washington’s dismantling of the global strategic stability system.Second, the U.S. is accelerating the modernization of its strategic offensive weapons. Work is underway on the new Sentinel ICBM with a new nuclear warhead and a range of 13,000 km. Development continues on …

🤖 “Hand-motion farms” are real — and they’re training robot hands.In parts of India, workers strap a small camera to their forehead and spend hours doing simple, tactile tasks: folding towels, packing boxes, sorting everyday objects.The POV videos go to U.S. labs, where neural networks study exactly how human fingers grip, pull, twist, and place—so robots can learn to copy the same motions.Why this matters: • Dexterity is the bottleneck. Vision models are great, but robots still struggle with cloth, cables, zipper pulls, and irregular objects. Human POV data captures the micro-moves that simulators miss. • Imitation learning at scale. Hour after hour of clean, labeled hand maneuvers becomes…

AI-powered parking never looked like this in my head.A 35-kg Unitree G1 running BAAI’s THOR whole-body control just dragged a 1.4-ton car — ~40× its own weight. It’s a stunt, but it shows how fast balance, traction, and whole-body control are improving. Next stop: factory logistics, recovery, and precision vehicle positioning.#Unitree #BAAI #THOR #Robotics #AI #Humanoids———@science

🚀 Starcloud wants a 4-km, 5-GW GPU data center… in spaceNVIDIA-backed startup Starcloud is about to put a data-center-class GPU in orbit: their Starcloud-1 satellite launches in November with an NVIDIA H100 onboard — roughly 100× more GPU compute than any prior space system. The 60-kg, fridge-sized sat is a first step toward orbital GPU clouds. Why it matters: today, satellites downlink raw data to Earth for processing. With an H100 upstairs, AI runs where data is born — cutting response times from hours to minutes. That’s big for sensors like SAR, which can spit out ~10 GB/s; instead of shipping it all home, the model can filter, segment, and alert in orbit. Power & cooling: sunlight is (n…

Cyberpunk remote work, IRL.Operators in the Philippines—paid about $250/month—are remotely piloting shelf-stocking robots in Japanese stores.Today it’s teleoperation; tomorrow it’s training data. The real question: how fast until the robots learn enough to cut humans out of the loop?#robots #teleoperation #retailtech #AI #futureofwork #science

🚀 The first color footage of a FUSION REACTOR in action!Tokamak Energy has just released incredible high-speed video — shot at 16,000 frames per second — showing the birth of plasma inside their fusion reactor.In the clip, you can see a mesmerizing bright pink glow at the plasma’s edge — that’s light emitted as the superheated gas interacts with the reactor walls. The core itself remains invisible, simply because it’s millions of degrees hot — far beyond what any camera can capture.This is what the future of clean, limitless energy looks like — contained in a magnetic field.🎥 Full video here: watch the fusion magic#fusion #energy #tokamak #plasma #science

☀️ A massive explosion erupted last night on the far side of the Sun (IKI RAS).The bright ejection you see in the footage is plasma being hurled away from the Sun — fortunately, in the opposite direction from Earth.The dark circle and stripe in the frame aren’t mysterious objects — they mark the blind zones of the coronagraph’s optics, used to block direct sunlight and make solar activity visible.Even though the blast happened on the far side, it shows just how restless our star remains — constantly storing and releasing titanic amounts of magnetic energy.#Sun #Space #Astronomy #SolarFlare

​​What are security tags on clothes?A security tag in clothes is a device used by shops to prevent theft. It is usually made of hard plastic and attached firmly to the garment so that it cannot be removed without special tools. These tags mainly work in two ways. Some are electronic article surveillance (EAS) tags, which contain a small strip or coil that communicates with sensors at the store’s exit. If the tag is not deactivated or removed by the cashier, it sets off an alarm when the person tries to leave. Others are ink tags, which contain small tubes filled with permanent ink. If someone tries to force the tag open, the tubes burst and spoil the fabric, making the stolen item useless.M…

​​What is APGAR Test?The APGAR test is a quick assessment performed on newborns shortly after birth to evaluate their physical condition and determine if immediate medical care is needed. Developed by Dr. Virginia Apgar in 1952, the test measures five criteria: Appearance, Pulse, Grimace response, Activity, and Respiration.Each criterion is scored from 0 to 2, with a maximum total score of 10.APGAR Criteria BreakdownAppearance (Skin Color): A score of 0 indicates pale or blue skin, 1 for pink body with blue extremities, and 2 for a completely pink body.Pulse (Heart Rate): 0 for no heartbeat, 1 for a heart rate below 100 beats per minute, and 2 for a heart rate above 100.Grimace Response (Re…

​​What is Motion Sickness?Motion sickness, also known as travel sickness or kinetosis, is a condition characterized by a combination of symptoms that occur when there is a discrepancy between the motion sensed by the inner ear and the visual perception of motion. It typically occurs during travel or when exposed to certain types of motion, such as in a moving vehicle, boat, airplane, or amusement park ride.When we are in motion, our body receives sensory input from various sources, including the inner ear (vestibular system), eyes, and muscles. These sensory inputs are normally synchronized, providing a consistent perception of movement. However, in certain situations, such as when reading …

​​What is a Satellite Phone? How does a Satellite Phone work?A satellite phone, or satphone, is a mobile device that communicates directly with satellites orbiting Earth, enabling voice calls, text messaging, and sometimes data transfer in areas without terrestrial cellular networks. Unlike regular cell phones, which rely on ground-based cell towers, satphones are ideal for remote locations like oceans, deserts, or disaster zones.Satphones connect to low Earth orbit (LEO) or geostationary satellites operated by providers like Iridium, Globalstar, or Inmarsat. When a user makes a call, the phone transmits a signal to the nearest satellite, which relays it to a ground station (gateway) connec…

​​What is Fish rain?Fish rain is a rare natural phenomenon where fish fall from the sky during or after rainfall. This unusual event, also known as animal rain, has been reported in various parts of the world such as Yoro (Honduras), Kerala (India), and Lajamanu (Australia). The most accepted scientific explanation involves waterspouts — tornado-like rotating columns of air over water. These waterspouts can suck up small aquatic animals like fish or frogs from lakes or oceans and carry them into the atmosphere. When the storm moves inland and loses strength, the animals fall to the ground, often with rain.There are also non-tornado causes. Strong updrafts in thunderstorms or microbursts can…

​​​​What is a three parents baby?A three-parent baby is a human offspring produced through assisted reproductive technologies involving genetic material from three individuals: one man and two women. This technique, known as mitochondrial replacement therapy (MRT), is designed to prevent the transmission of mitochondrial diseases, which are severe genetic disorders caused by faulty mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) passed from mother to child. Mitochondria, the cell’s energy producers, have their own DNA, and mutations can lead to conditions like organ failure or neurological disorders.The process involves transferring the nuclear DNA (containing most genetic traits) from the mother’s egg, which ha…

Dr. Eniko Kubinyi from Hungary, from the department of ethology is conducting a study related to the cost of dog ownership.A similar study was conducted in Hungary the publication is linked below, https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-025-85254-1If you are a dog owner or know anyone in your network who owns dogs, please fill or share the below survey. This data would be vaulable input to further dog research and understand human and dog dynamics from an ethological perspective.The survey form is linked below, it will take about 15- 20 minutes. https://tally.so/r/nPXKPbThe deadline for the survey is June 30, 2025It's a voluntary study and any and all participation would be valuable to furth…

​​Why do athletes spit drink while playing?This is called Carb rinsing. Carbohydrate mouth rinse is a strategy used by athletes to improve performance, particularly in endurance sports. The science behind it lies in the activation of the brain's reward centers and the stimulation of the oral cavity's sensory receptors. When a carbohydrate solution is swished around the mouth and then spat out, it triggers an increase in the release of neurotransmitters such as dopamine, which can enhance motivation and reduce perceived exertion.The act of spitting out the drink on the field is not just a matter of getting rid of excess liquid, but rather an integral part of the carbohydrate mouth rinse prot…

​​Why are encircling Pacific ocean called Ring of Fire?The Ring of Fire is a major area in the Pacific Ocean basin known for its intense seismic and volcanic activity, named for its horseshoe-shaped zone of frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions that resemble a fiery ring when mapped. It stretches about 40,000 kilometers, encircling the Pacific, touching continents like North and South America, Asia, and Australia, and including islands like Japan, Indonesia, and New Zealand.This region is geologically active due to tectonic plate boundaries, where plates converge, diverge, or slide past each other. Most of the Ring of Fire lies along subduction zones, where oceanic plates slide beneat…

​​What is Captcha [ C.A.P.T.C.H.A ] in computer?CAPTCHA, which stands for Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart, is a security mechanism used on websites to verify that a user is not a bot. It presents challenges that are easy for humans but difficult for automated systems to solve, protecting online services from spam, fraud, and abuse.CAPTCHAs typically involve tasks like identifying distorted text, selecting images (e.g., “click all pictures with traffic lights”), or solving simple puzzles. These exploit human cognitive abilities, such as pattern recognition or contextual understanding, which bots struggle to replicate accurately. For example, early C…

​​Why Earth is called blue planet?Earth, often called the Blue Planet, earns this nickname due to its stunning appearance from space, where about 71% of its surface is covered by water, mainly oceans. This water reflects blue light because water molecules absorb longer red wavelengths and scatter shorter blue ones, giving Earth its vibrant hue. The presence of liquid water is unique in our solar system, making Earth a haven for life. Oceans play a critical role in regulating the planet’s climate, absorbing heat, and driving weather patterns. Additionally, Earth’s atmosphere, rich in nitrogen and oxygen, scatters blue light, enhancing the planet’s azure glow. Satellite images, like those fro…

​​How is communication established between space stations and Earth?Communication from space stations like the International Space Station (ISS) relies on radio signals transmitted through a network of satellites and ground stations. The ISS communicates with Earth using NASA’s Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System (TDRSS). Signals from the ISS are first sent to a TDRS satellite positioned in geostationary orbit. These satellites then relay the information to ground stations located on Earth, such as those in New Mexico (USA). From there, the data is sent to mission control centers like NASA’s Johnson Space Center or ESA’s Mission Control in Europe.The types of communication include voic…

​​What is Google Street View and How does it Work?Google Street View is a technology featured in Google Maps that provides the panoramic views from various streets of the world. It was launched on May 25, 2007 by Google in several cities in the United States, since then it has expanded to many cities and areas of the world. Till today, Google Street View is launched in about 80 countries of the world.Google Street View displays panoramas of the images. For this, Google uses the cars on which high resolution 360 degree cameras are mounted and these cars travels in whole cities and take up photographs of the streets and monuments.Then, these photographs are uploaded by Google for Street View.…

​​​​What is Chemotherapy and How does it work?Chemotherapy is a drug treatment that uses powerful chemicals to kill fast-growing cells in your body. Chemotherapy is most often used to treat cancer, since cancer cells grow and multiply much more quickly than most cells in the body.Chemotherapy circulates throughout your body in the bloodstream. So it can treat cancer cells almost anywhere in the body. This is known as systemic treatment. Chemotherapy kills cells that are in the process of splitting into 2 new cells. Body tissues are made of billions of individual cells. Once we are fully grown, most of the body's cells don't divide and multiply much. They only divide if they need to repair d…

​​Why are medicines available in different forms such as capsules, tablets, and liquids?Medicines come in various forms—capsules, tablets, and liquids—based on the drug’s properties, the method of delivery, and patient requirements. Capsules are used when the medicine needs protection from stomach acid or for controlled release over time. They are also preferred for masking the taste of unpleasant drugs or for drugs sensitive to moisture. Tablets are popular because of their stability, precise dosing, and cost-effectiveness. They have a longer shelf life and are easy to mass-produce. In contrast, liquid forms are useful for patients who have difficulty swallowing or when rapid absorption is…

Ben Franklin effect (reading time – 50 sec.) The Ben Franklin effect is a proposed psychological phenomenon: a person who has already performed a favor for another is more likely to do another favor for the other than if they had received a favor from that person. An explanation for this is cognitive dissonance. People reason that they help others because they like them, even if they do not, because their minds struggle to maintain logical consistency between their actions and perceptions.Topic: #CognitiveBiasesSource: Wikipedia

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What Happens When AI Does the Writing? When scientists write papers for publication, according to an opinion piece in JAMA, they are tempted to use AI to help with the writing. Kids in school face the same temptation.read more . by: (Corinne Masur Psy.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Dating After Divorce: Timing Is Everything How soon is too soon for a divorced parent to introduce a new romantic partner to the kids? Here are key details to consider to protect your children's stability.read more . by: (Lisa Zeiderman Esq., CFL) 👥 Join Discussion Board

ADHD and Substance Use Disorder: Key Challenges in Treatment Co-occurring ADHD and substance use create unique challenges. The latest research shows what effective treatment really requires.read more . by: (Mountainside Treatment Center) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Why Is Getting Started So Difficult With ADHD? Getting started can be difficult for anyone dealing with ADHD. Try one of these strategies for initiating tasks and getting things done.read more . by: (Liz Nissim Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

How Psychedelics Shape the Experience of Catastrophic Events Two new studies of the Nova rave music festival terror attack reveal that taking psychedelics changed people's responses to the event, in some cases improving survival responses.read more . by: (Mark S. Gold M.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

The Case for Being the Office Gossip Most of us have learned that gossip is something to avoid. But research finds that positive gossip may be a powerful tool for strengthening teams and improving culture.read more . by: (Wes Adams and Tamara Myles) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Helpful or Harmful? The Cost of AI's New Learning Tools If a browser creates "memories" of children's browsing and learning, even with parental controls, are we normalizing the idea that cognitive development needs AI observation?read more . by: (Timothy Cook M.Ed.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Experiencing Climate Distress on Top of Brain Injury People with brain injury aren't immune to climate distress. The challenge is how to adapt climate-conscious therapy for isolated people with neurophysiological impairments.read more . by: (Shireen Jeejeebhoy) 👥 Join Discussion Board

The Fan Fiction Dilemma The enormous amount of fan fiction being generated calls into question issues of authorship, ownership, and appropriation.read more . by: (Roger Kreuz Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

The Mistranslation That Hid Plato's Psychology Plato never wrote "The Republic." Ancient editors added a subtitle clarifying the work's true focus: individual psychology and self-governance, not political systems.read more . by: (Chester H. Sunde, Psy.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

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Alarm Fatigue and Health Care Workers' Mental Health The constant alarms in a hospital can create a high-stress environment that can cause health care workers to become desensitized to critical alerts.read more . by: (Mia Barnes) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Zero Suicides Is the Goal The Zero Suicide model is proving to be an effective way for healthcare providers to reduce and, in many cases, prevent suicides.read more . by: (John Bateson) 👥 Join Discussion Board

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一个银行抢劫犯瞄准了安全摄像头。克利夫兰，1975年3月8日

一位祖母、她的女儿和孙女，伊拉克巴格达，1980年

1920年5月5日，列宁在斯维尔德洛夫广场（现称剧院广场）出席，当时莫斯科卫戍部队举行了阅兵。前往波兰前线的彼得格勒共产党员也参加了阅兵。这时正值波兰-苏俄战争（1919–1921年）期间，苏俄试图将革命扩展到波兰及中欧。列宁作为苏俄领导人，也借此机会加强政治动员和宣传革命精神。

美国总统理查德·尼克松在水门事件丑闻期间访问了沙特阿拉伯。1974年6月

1985 年，东德国家安全部（Stasi）负责人埃里希·米尔克在东柏林总部向“费利克斯·捷尔任斯基近卫团”致意。这个仪仗队以苏联秘密警察创始人捷尔任斯基命名，象征东德政权对苏联式秘密警察体系的忠诚。那时东德仍是高度监控社会，Stasi 拥有庞大情报网络，严密控制民众与异议者，直到 1989 年柏林墙倒塌后体系瓦解。

戰敗者遊行－1944 年 7 月 17 日，約 57,000 名德國戰俘（包括 19 名將軍）被俘後，在莫斯科街頭被遊街示眾。

#名人 Brad Pitt和Gwyneth Paltrow在纽约，1995年。

20世纪30年代的中国，一名被判犯有谋杀罪的男子被关押在街上的一个木笼子里。他将一直被关押在这种禁錮中，直到他死于饥饿或口渴。在他死后，他的尸体很可能会在公众面前展示很长时间。

1974年，广东，制作冬瓜糖

1939年纽约法拉盛草地世界博览会期间，阿尔伯特·爱因斯坦和他的继女玛格特·爱因斯坦坐在犹太馆开幕式上。

#名人 1993年，张学友使用大哥大移动电话

1924年北京，被砍头的死刑犯，头颅装在笼子里当街示众。

一名澳紐軍團步兵試圖吸引敵人火力以自娛自樂。土耳其。加里波利。 1915年。第一次世界大戰。

1984年，一名身着传统服装、手持AK-47的阿富汗共产主义革命者在喀布尔。

#中文 奥黛丽·赫本吃葡萄（1955年

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Woman testing a new vacuum cleaner, 1899Time Machine | Historical Photo

Robert Wadlow, the tallest man in history, in his hometown of Alton, Illinois, in 1939.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Fifth Avenue. New York, 1942Time Machine | Historical Photo

Marlene Dietrich and Erich Maria Remarque, 1939Time Machine | Historical Photo

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German temporary camp for Soviet prisoners of war, 1941.Time Machine | Historical Photo

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The youngest US Serviceman to serve and fight during WWII, Calvin Graham, who was serving in the United States Navy in 1942 at 12 years old as a gunner on the USS South Dakota.@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/k_r6CTivR

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On July 19th, 2005, Lavena Johnson was found dead in her tent from a gunshot wound while stationed in Iraq.

Despite bruising, chemical burns and evidence of sexual assault it was ruled a suicide.

On July 19th, 2005, Lavena Johnson was found dead in her tent from a gunshot wound while stationed in Iraq.

Despite bruising, chemical burns and evidence of sexual assault it was ruled a suicide.

On July 19th, 2005, Lavena Johnson was found dead in her tent from a gunshot wound while stationed in Iraq.

Despite bruising, chemical burns and evidence of sexual assault it was ruled a suicide.

On July 19th, 2005, Lavena Johnson was found dead in her tent from a gunshot wound while stationed in Iraq.

Despite bruising, chemical burns and evidence of sexual assault it was ruled a suicide.

On July 19th, 2005, Lavena Johnson was found dead in her tent from a gunshot wound while stationed in Iraq.

Despite bruising, chemical burns and evidence of sexual assault it was ruled a suicide.

On July 19th, 2005, Lavena Johnson was found dead in her tent from a gunshot wound while stationed in Iraq.

Despite bruising, chemical burns and evidence of sexual assault it was ruled a suicide.

On July 19th, 2005, Lavena Johnson was found dead in her tent from a gunshot wound while stationed in Iraq.

Despite bruising, chemical burns and evidence of sexual assault it was ruled a suicide.

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I have lived nearly fifty years, and I have seen life as it is. Pain, misery, hunger ... cruelty beyond belief. I have heard the singing from taverns and the moans from bundles of filth on the streets. I have been a soldier and seen my comrades fall in battle ... or die more slowly under the lash in Africa. I have held them in my arms at the final moment. These were men who saw life as it is, yet they died despairing. No glory, no gallant last words ... only their eyes filled with confusion, whimpering the question, "Why?"I do not think they asked why they were dying, but why they had lived. When life itself seems lunatic, who knows where madness lies? Perhaps to be too practical is madness…

Never explain yourself to others. Those who understand you need no explanation; those who don't, a hundred words won't clarify.Your actions don't require everyone's understanding; your character doesn't require universal affection.Either make friends with those who have interesting souls, or get along with those who are simple and honest.The meaning of meeting lies in illuminating each other. If not, then what is there to fear in walking alone?You must know that this is freedom in its purest form.永远不要跟别人解释自己，懂你的人不言而喻，不懂你的人百口莫辩。做事不需要人人都理解，做人不需要人人都喜欢。要么和灵魂有趣的人结交，要么和简单淳朴的人相处。相遇的意义在于照亮彼此，如果没有，那么单枪匹马又何妨？须知这正是自由最纯粹的样子。

且有大覺，而後知其大夢也。《莊子·齊物論》

世事一場大夢，人生幾度秋涼？

As you start to walk on the way, the way appears. -Rumi

“Accepting oneself does not preclude an attempt to become better.”~ Flannery O’ConnorTrue growth begins with acceptance. When we embrace who we are—our strengths, flaws, and everything in between—we build a foundation strong enough to carry us forward.Acceptance isn’t complacency. It’s not saying, “This is all I’ll ever be.” Instead, it’s the starting point for transformation. From a place of self-acceptance, every step we take toward improvement is fueled by clarity and compassion, not by shame or self-criticism.🌱 Ask yourself: What’s one way I can honor who I am today, while still taking a step toward the person I want to become?

You will never be able to escape from your heart.So it is better to listen to what it has to say.— Paulo Coelho

修行，最重要的是看住你的心，让心不妄动，心不着相，心无贪着。没有分别心和执着心，才是真正的修行，无求念即正，有贪念成邪。所有的修行，都不是在向外求，而是要看住自心。如果你了无牵罣的活着，没有意识到丝毫的自我，而只有无我的觉醒，便不会引发苦了。若能发清净心，不存我见，不起法见，知是空花，即得我，法二空之理。菩萨常提起正念，而不执着于正念，所以自如自在；凡夫时时起诸贪念，还念念相续，所以烦恼重重。因此做好当下一切事，过后不记一切事，好言恶语都不计罣，自观即自照，自觉即自在

人狂没好事，狗狂一泡屎

陶淵明《飲酒》(其五) 結廬在人境，而無車馬喧。 問君何能爾，心遠地自偏。 採菊東籬下，悠然見南山。 山氣日夕佳，飛鳥相與還。 此中有眞意，欲辨已忘言。

Time is measured not by years, but by feelings.

凡是隱含對他人輕視的愛或慈悲，都不能算是真正的慈悲。真正的慈悲必須奠基於對他人的尊重，以及理解到別人跟我們一樣有離苦得樂的權利。在這樣平等的基礎之上，你的內心就會對他人產生真正的關懷。達賴喇嘛

真行人，欲疾速成就，无非三个原因：愿力慧力悲力此三点其本质无二，是菩提心的一体三面，不同角度的表达而已。但是，很多行人并不明上述三点的究竟义，只在事相上着力，修行浮于表面。从而偏离根本，不明没有“德行”的一切“修行”只不过都是增加“我执”，离德则愿成我欲、慧成我慢、悲成我荣。行者于一切对境中无法照破我执，三力反成意识假“我”的另一种装饰，与道相悖。

世上本來没有故乡 只是因为有了他乡 世上本來没有思念 只是因为有了别离

Before you can inspire with emotion, you must be swamped with it yourself. Before you can move their tears, your own must flow. To convince them, you must yourself believe. Winston Churchill

如果你知道有些人花了多么长的时间、多么艰难才重新找回内心的平静。你就会明白，为什么他们一发现任何一点负面因素就会把门关上，也会理解为什么他们在选择让谁进入自己的生活时会如此挑剔。 source

你是不是太懦弱了，才这样以炫耀自己的痛苦作为自己的骄傲？大仲马《基督山伯爵》 source

让自己深陷进去的感动全都是危险的。三岛由纪夫 source

有时候我会在心里握紧你的手。加缪《加缪情书集》 source

男性有个致命的弱点，就是男性在歧视女性的同时，又不得不依赖女性，因为他们的这个点受到了刺激，所以会做出敏感的反应。上野千鹤子 source

那時我年轻，贫困，彷徨，想死。西川《我是誰》 source

祝你能到你想去的地方到了以后能永远快乐杰克·凯鲁亚克《在路上》 source

每次读到史铁生这一段，都有被震撼到。 source

爱不是用来消除孤独的止痛药。真正的爱是承认彼此的孤独，并在这种共享的脆弱中建立联结。亚隆《存在主义心理治疗》 source

把工作看得很重的人，都是精神失常的先兆。罗素 source

“下次你路过，人间已无我。但我的国家，依然是五岳向上 ，一切江河依然是滚滚向东，民族的意志永远向前 ，向着热腾腾的太阳，跟你一样。”余光中《欢呼哈雷》 source

他们说：人类每月都得像月亮般地生活。这说得很好。这就是：“边死边生，边生边死（Vivre en mourant et mourir en virvant）。”托尔斯泰《托尔斯泰最后的日记》 source

任何两个成年人之间的健康关系都意味着支持对方在这段关系之外保有完整的自我。菲利帕·佩里 source

我的心一片死寂，然而，我想起你。阿尔贝·加缪 source

“能平静表达愤怒的人，才是最厉害的人。稳定了情绪，智商才有上场的机会。”毛姆 source

“没事的，”他说，“我真希望能死在一片麦田或者玉米地中。”“你说什么？”“让麦秆在我的头顶随风舞动。你知道，有句话这么说：‘起风了，好好活着。’”《孤独的池塘》弗朗索瓦丝·萨冈陈剑（译） source

我们已在战场上交锋了半个世纪。然而，在经历漫长的缠斗之后，这两个死敌却在这个怆然的午后，于迟暮之年心有戚戚。我们看似龃龉，却还是抵达了同一个终点。在静待死神的这座悬崖之上，寸草不生，一片荒芜。《蛇结》弗朗索瓦·莫利亚克顾琪静（译） source

我看到了血。我一直觉得这是多么幸福啊，我们不需要像男生那样打打杀杀，它从身体里流出来，温柔地，静悄悄地，每个月都是如此。《如他们所说的，或什么都不是》安妮·埃尔诺沈祯颖（译） source

整个冬天，不记得我翻开过一本书，写过一封信，学过一篇课文。我的思想和身体一样，处于休假状态。《如果种子不死》安德烈·纪德罗国林（译） source

有没有哪种病可以让人死得漂亮一点？显然没有。人唯一的美感，也许只是在往来世纵身一跃的那一刹。《孤独的池塘》弗朗索瓦丝·萨冈陈剑（译） source

他们的谈话越来越和爱情无关。爱玛给他写信，离不开花、诗、月亮、星星——热情衰退之后的这些稚拙手段，无非是借重外援来使热情复苏。她总在期许下次幽会无限幸福，事后却承认毫无惊人之处。《包法利夫人》居斯塔夫·福楼拜李健吾（译） source

神这样做是为什么呢？既然黑夜是用来睡觉的，是用来失去意识、休息和忘记一切的，那为什么让它比白昼更美，比黎明和黄昏更温柔？舒缓迷人的月亮比太阳更富有诗意，它如此素雅，仿佛就是用来映照那些不宜于强光的神秘微妙之物的，那么它又为什么竟能将黑暗照得如此透明？为什么最会唱歌的鸟儿不像同类那样睡去，而是在撩人的夜色里鼓动歌喉呢？为什么世界这样朦胧？为什么心在颤抖，灵魂在悸动，而肉体如此绵软无力？既然人已上床入睡，看不到这一切，那为什么要施展这样的诱惑？如此瑰伟的景象，如此从天而降的盎然诗意，又是为何人准备的呢？神甫无法理解。《月光》居伊·德·莫泊桑木炜（译）浙江文艺出版社 source

我觉得自己干涸而枯竭，感受不到爱与冲动。但实际上这是因为我一直在期待你的来信，现在一切都重新找回来了，你的存在和我的源泉，还有你的脸庞。噢！亲爱的，快点回来吧，这一切快点结束吧。今天我感觉自己有了克服导致我们分离的困难所需要的全部力量。来到我面前吧，把你的手交给我，不要抛下我。今天，我满怀信心并且幸福地期待你，用我全部的灵魂爱你。再见，玛丽亚，亲吻你可爱的脸庞。《加缪情书集》 阿尔贝·加缪姚杰（译） source

我在自己身上开了一家戏院这里上演的是虚假的睡眠J’ouvre en moi-même un théâtreoù se joue un faux sommeil《不可能性》乔治·巴塔耶曹丹红（译） source

的确如此。然而，从前我就不知道。现在，我明白了。（始终自然地）这个世界，就在目前这个状态下，是无法让人容忍的。因此，我需要月亮，或者幸福，或者永生，需要的东西也许是荒唐的，因为这个世界上是没有的。 source

我害怕死亡，我爱，我以各种方式承受折磨：于是我抛弃我的痛苦，然后说它们在撒谎。J’ai peur de la mort, j’aime, et, de différentes façons,je souffre : je délasse alors mes douleurs et je dis qu’elles mentent.《不可能性》乔治·巴塔耶曹丹红（译） source

于是肉体的需要、银钱的欠缺和热情的悒郁，揉成一团痛苦；——她不但不设法摆脱，反而越陷越深，到处寻找机会加深她的痛苦。一盘菜做坏了，或者一扇门没有关严，她就有气；想起自己没有丝绒衣衫，幸福插翅飞过，想望太高，居室太窄，她就难过。《包法利夫人》居斯塔夫·福楼拜李健吾（译） source

“我的思想像泪水般苦涩。”《在绝望之巅》E.M.齐奥朗唐江（译） source

我们没有必要假装死亡是生命的一部分，在不理性的事物面前理性地行事，面对复杂而令人困惑的情感，以合适的方式进行处置。《她弥留之际》西蒙娜·德·波伏娃赵璞（译） source

女性追求的不是成为女人，而是成为完整的人。《清算已毕》西蒙娜·德·波伏娃台学青（译） source

明天就会好起来的。夜晚总是比白天难熬。Завтра все образуется. Утро вечера мудренее. source

你自己也不知道你到底想要什么。Ты сам не знал, чего тебе хотелось. source

夏天我就成了懒惰的家伙，尽管整个冬天我都梦想着一个充实的夏日。真拿自己毫无办法。Летом я бываю страшным лентяем, хоть и мечтаю всю зиму о трудовом лете. Ничего с собой не поделаю.安东·契诃夫，1883年 source

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I distance myselfnot because I want to be forgotten,but because I am tiredof provingI am worth remembering.

I am tired of metaphors. I am tired of making my pain beautiful. I want to scream in a language that doesn’t sound like poetry. I want to be ugly. I want to be honest. #scribble

Red on white, blood on hands, But, if that blood was Greed's last breath,Does it change the equation? Does it make his hands worthyOf holding her kind black heart?#random #SammyScribble

Who built this house of hurt?I did.Stone by stone,hope by hope.She only walked in.Did not ask for throne or crownyet I gave them,begging her to stayin a kingdomshe never wished to rule.Was it betrayal?Yes—but not hers.Mine,for confusing attentionwith affection,miragewith miracle.

Stage of life.I paint my lips crimson— a smile stitched with invisible thread, while the scar beneath my ribs hums a melody only I can hear. The stage is set with halogen lights, so bright they bleach the shadows where my grief curls like a sleeping child, small, forgotten, but still breathing. I pirouette in borrowed grace, each step a sonnet, each glance a verse— the audience sighs, mistaking the tremor in my hands for passion, not the aftershock of a wound I refuse to name. Oh, the art of vanishing in plain sight-- how the body becomes both the blade and the sheath.At curtain call, they throw roses, their petals soft as apologies I’ll never receive. I bow low, lower, until my spine becom…

I stepped onto my own back,believing it to be the terrainof gloomy worlds I admire.I am not crazy—but I live in an overly sane world,where prophecy is mistakenfor ignorance.

Beware the eloquent—whose lips are a stream of glazed honey,whose mind has long weighed you unworthy.Beware the smiles,and the eyes trained for society—appealing to all,allegiant to none.A silent spectator.When they speak a word,nations cheer—the same nationsthe eloquent secretly abhors.Heed where you stand.The firm, unyielding ground of their affectioncould well bea dissecting tablefor their insatiable curiosities.

And now our world drowns in anticipating red,Red flowers, red hearts, red smiles...Whilst those children drown in the red flowing from their veins,Red tears, red flesh, red stained wails, for every second of the day,And I cannot, in good conscience, sympathize with a world that allows that red.I cannot celebrate your love when we cannot celebrate their life.Not #random#SammyScribble

She made a poet out of me.Sure,I spoke pretty words beforebut they were light,empty,just echoes of things I’d heard.Borrowed linesfrom books and poems,gathered phraseswith no weight of my own.They sounded nice,but they didn’t mean.They didn’t ache.They didn’t linger.Then she came along.And without even trying,she shifted something in me.She showed mewhat it meansto shape a feelinginto a sentence.How to hold a momentbetween syllables,how to let silence speakbetween the lines.Now,when the words come,they come slower,deeper,as if they knowthey have someone to answer to.Now they carry something real.A little more truth.A little more her.A little more of the personI am when I think of her.She ma…

I am torn between this apprehension for every kind of love I once looked forand my bravery for every scar I reaped at the cost of my faith.Though I can never grow out of love, yet, it's the last thing I expect now, for every time it had been the first thing I willingly gave.#toxic#words

Every timeI inadvertently draw people in through miscalculated words, I feel burdened— like taking on weight I never meant to bear.Sustaining a connection feels like drafting weight on a soul resisting entropy.

They ask mewhy I write like this as if I’ve swallowedsomething I’ll never digest.I tell them:I do not craft poems.I survive them.Each verse is a woundthat decided to speak.Each stanza a bandage pretending to be art.Don’t look for beauty here.Look for the placesI buried myselfso no one else would have to.

You won’t feel like thisforever.Even the longest wintersforgethow to stay.#ShortScribbles

“The Smallest Something”Some nights, I look up— and the sky reminds me how small I really am.A single human on a single rock spinning around a star that’s one among sextillion— in a galaxy that’s one among two trillion more. We’re not even a footnote in the universe’s autobiography.And yet… here I am— losing sleep over a memory, over a goodbye that still echoes, over a silence that shouldn’t hurt, but does.What a strange paradox— to be so insignificant and still feel everything so deeply.But maybe that’s the magic of being human. We don’t need to be big to hold something infinite inside.We ache, we dream, we fall in love with moments that the universe will never even notice.And still, we wr…

DailyArt MagazineDressed in Power: Portrait of Eleanor of Toledo by Agnolo BronzinoEleanor of Toledo's gown is one of the most beautiful dresses in art history, but it also carries a lot of meaning.

DailyArt MagazineElegance and Drama: All You Need to Know About MannerismMannerism expanded beyond visual art and affected literature and music following the high Renaissance.

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DailyArt MagazineElegance and Drama: All You Need to Know About MannerismMannerism expanded beyond visual art and affected literature and music following the high Renaissance.

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DailyArt MagazineElegance and Drama: All You Need to Know About MannerismMannerism expanded beyond visual art and affected literature and music following the high Renaissance.

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DailyArt MagazineElegance and Drama: All You Need to Know About MannerismMannerism expanded beyond visual art and affected literature and music following the high Renaissance.

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DailyArt MagazineElegance and Drama: All You Need to Know About MannerismMannerism expanded beyond visual art and affected literature and music following the high Renaissance.

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DailyArt MagazineElegance and Drama: All You Need to Know About MannerismMannerism expanded beyond visual art and affected literature and music following the high Renaissance.

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DailyArt MagazineElegance and Drama: All You Need to Know About MannerismMannerism expanded beyond visual art and affected literature and music following the high Renaissance.

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DailyArt MagazineElegance and Drama: All You Need to Know About MannerismMannerism expanded beyond visual art and affected literature and music following the high Renaissance.

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DailyArt MagazineElegance and Drama: All You Need to Know About MannerismMannerism expanded beyond visual art and affected literature and music following the high Renaissance.

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🎨 The Blue Feather, 1917by Edmondson 🇺🇸Oil on Canvas, 70.5 x 75.6 cmCleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the Artwork:"The Blue Feather" by Edmondson is a captivating piece that encapsulates the spirit of 1917 America. This oil-on-canvas artwork, measuring 70.5 x 75.6 cm, reveals Edmondson's artistic prowess in conveying emotion through color and form. The blue feather, a focal point in the composition, invites viewers into a world of symbolism and introspection. Housed in the Cleveland Museum of Art, USA, this painting is a testament to Edmondson's ability to infuse ordinary objects with profound meaning, making it a noteworthy contribution to the American art landscape of the early 20th centu…

🎨 An Italianate Landscape, c. 1800by John White Abbott 🇬🇧Oil on Canvas, 42.2 cm x 61 cmYale Center for British Art, Connecticut, USAAbout the Artwork:"An Italianate Landscape" by John White Abbott transports viewers to the enchanting beauty of Italy during the early 19th century. Painted with oil on canvas and measuring 42.2 cm x 61 cm, this masterpiece reflects Abbott's admiration for the Italian landscape and his ability to capture its serene allure. The composition exudes a harmonious blend of light and shadow, showcasing Abbott's mastery in creating atmospheric effects. Housed in the Yale Center for British Art, Connecticut, USA, this artwork stands as a testament to Abbott's skill in t…

🎨 Washerwomen, circa 1870by Edgar Degas 🇫🇷Oil on Canvas, 21 x 15 cmMuMa, Le HavreAbout the Artwork:"Washerwomen" by Edgar Degas is a small yet evocative masterpiece that captures the essence of everyday life in 19th-century France. In this intimate scene, Degas skillfully portrays washerwomen engaged in their labor, emphasizing the dignity and resilience in their work. The use of oil on canvas allows for nuanced details, showcasing Degas's keen observation and mastery of light and shadow. Measuring a modest 21 x 15 cm, the painting invites viewers into a quiet moment of ordinary life, demonstrating Degas's ability to find beauty in the seemingly mundane. Housed in MuMa, Le Havre, this artwo…

🎨"Beata Beatrix", 1864 - 1870by #Dante Gabriel Rossetti 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Oil, Canvas, 86 x 66 cmScottish National Gallery, Tate BritainAbout the Artwork:"La Vita Nuova had been a story that Rossetti had found of interest from childhood and he had begun work translating it into English in 1845 and published it in his work The Early Italian Poets."

🎨 Two Inhabitants of the Valencia Huerta (Drinking Wine), 1880by #Joaquín_Agrasot 🇪🇸oil on canvas, 44.5 x 55.5 cmFundación Banco Santander, SpainAbout the artwork:The painting depicts two figures, presumably farmers or local inhabitants, engaged in the simple act of drinking wine. Agrasot's portrayal is warm and lifelike, highlighting the rustic charm and authenticity of the scene. The figures are shown with a sense of individuality and character, each engaging in the moment in their own way.The use of color in the painting is notable for its vibrancy and earthiness, reflecting the sunny and fertile landscape of the Valencia Huerta. The color palette helps to create a sense of atmosphere an…

🎨 Bathing in Rentería, 1900by Darío de Regoyos 🇪🇸oil on canvas, 76,5 x 57,5 cmBilbao Fine Arts Museum, SpainAbout the artwork:The painting is characterized by de Regoyos's impressionistic approach, with loose, fluid brushstrokes and a vivid use of color. The composition captures the joy and energy of a summer day, with figures bathing and relaxing by the water. The play of light on the water and the surrounding landscape is skillfully rendered, creating a sense of movement and vibrancy.De Regoyos's use of color in this painting is particularly striking. The palette of blues, greens, and earth tones conveys the warmth and brightness of a summer day. The contrast between the sunlit areas and …

🎨 Peregrine Falcons (Duck Hawks), c. 1827by #Audubon 🇺🇸oil on canvas, 64.5 x 91.5 cmCleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:"Peregrine Falcons (Duck Hawks)" showcases Audubon's exceptional ability to capture the vitality and dynamic movement of birds in their natural habitat. The painting depicts a pair of peregrine falcons, renowned for their speed and hunting prowess, in an active and dramatic scene.Audubon's technique in this painting is characterized by his meticulous attention to detail and his use of vibrant colors to convey the texture and plumage of the birds. His ability to render the falcons in lifelike poses, with a sense of movement and urgency, is particularly noteworthy.

🎨 A View of Naples through a Window, 1824by #Ludwig_Catel 🇩🇪oil on paper, mounted on canvas, 46.8 x 33.5 cmCleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The painting presents a view of Naples, Italy, as seen through an open window. This framing device creates an interesting compositional element, drawing the viewer's eye to the landscape beyond. The scene captures the beauty of Naples, with its distinctive architecture and the natural beauty of its surroundings.Catel's use of color and light in the painting is notable. The natural light streaming through the window illuminates the interior and provides a stark contrast to the brighter, sunlit landscape outside. The color palette is vibrant …

🎨 Italian Landscapes at Sunset, Fishermen, 1851by Károly Markó 🇭🇺oil on canvas, 110 x 165 cmHungarian National Gallery, HungaryAbout the artwork:The painting portrays a tranquil scene of fishermen by a lake, set against the backdrop of a lush Italian landscape bathed in the soft light of sunset. The composition is balanced and harmonious, with the natural elements and human figures coexisting peacefully. The setting sun casts a warm, golden light over the scene, enhancing the painting's tranquil and idyllic mood.

🎨 Woman writing in an interior, 1904by Félix Vallotton 🇨🇭oil on board, 60.3 x 34.6 cmMuseum of Fine Arts, USAAbout the artwork:The painting portrays a woman deeply engrossed in writing, seated at a desk in a well-appointed interior. Vallotton's composition focuses on the figure of the woman, with her surrounding environment rendered in a detailed yet subdued manner. The use of light and shadow in the painting is skillful, creating a calm and contemplative mood.Vallotton's technique, characterized by smooth, precise brushstrokes and a refined use of color, adds to the serene and introspective quality of the scene. The colors are harmoniously balanced, with the muted tones of the room contras…

🎨 Beggar, 1859by Georg Waldmüller 🇦🇹oil on panel, 34.5 x 29.3 cmMoravian Gallery in Brno, Czech RepublicAbout the artwork:Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller, one of the most important Austrian painters of the 19th century, was known for his detailed and realistic portrayal of everyday scenes and subjects. In "Beggar," Waldmüller depicts a scene that reflects his interest in the lives of ordinary people, especially those on the margins of society.The painting portrays a beggar, a subject that allows Waldmüller to explore themes of poverty and social reality in the mid-19th century. The beggar is depicted with a sense of dignity and humanity, a characteristic approach of Waldmüller, who sought to por…

🎨 Nocturne in Blue and Silver: The Lagoon, Venice, c. 1879 - 1880by McNeill Whistler 🇺🇸oil on canvas, 50.16 x 65.4 cmMuseum of Fine Arts Boston, USAAbout the artwork:The painting depicts a nocturnal scene of the Venice Lagoon, characterized by subtle gradations of color and a dreamlike quality. The use of blue and silver tones creates a serene and almost ethereal atmosphere, capturing the mysterious beauty of Venice at night.Whistler's approach in this painting is notable for its simplicity and emphasis on the overall impression rather than on specific details. The composition is minimalistic, with broad, loose brushstrokes that suggest the reflections of light on the water and the shadowy …

🎨 Woman writing in an interior, 1904by Félix Vallotton 🇨🇭oil on board, 60.3 x 34.6 cmMuseum of Fine Arts, USAAbout the artwork:The painting portrays a woman deeply engrossed in writing, seated at a desk in a well-appointed interior. Vallotton's composition focuses on the figure of the woman, with her surrounding environment rendered in a detailed yet subdued manner. The use of light and shadow in the painting is skillful, creating a calm and contemplative mood.Vallotton's technique, characterized by smooth, precise brushstrokes and a refined use of color, adds to the serene and introspective quality of the scene. The colors are harmoniously balanced, with the muted tones of the room contras…

🎨 The Tired Gleaner, 1880by Jules Breton 🇫🇷oil on fabric, 94 x 63.8 cmCleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The painting depicts a gleaner, a figure who gathers leftover crops from farmers' fields after the harvest. This subject was popular in 19th-century French art, symbolizing both the dignity and the struggle of peasant life. The gleaner in Breton's painting is shown in a moment of rest, capturing her weariness after a long day's work.Breton's technique in "The Tired Gleaner" is characterized by his detailed rendering of the figure and the landscape. The use of light is particularly noteworthy, highlighting the gleaner's face and the wheat she has gathered, and creating a sense …

Rupert Bunny"Summer time"1907 #BunnyBunny was the first Australian to receive an honourable mention in 1890 at the Salon for the painting Tritons (1890). He also exhibited works internationally, including in Australia, America and England. Sea Idlyll, exhibited in the Royal Academy, was bought by Alfred Felton, who gave it to the National Gallery of Victoria in 1892. This was to be the first painting of Bunny's that an Australian gallery obtained.More from this artist:#Bunny@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Adolph Menzel"Sermon in the Beech Grove near Kösen"1868 #MenzelCheck this out: a group of ordinary people gathered in a beech grove, listening to a sermon outdoors. No grand church, no dramatic religious setting - just nature, sunlight, and a bunch of villagers paying attention to a preacher. Menzel loved these kinds of everyday moments, and here he turns something completely ordinary into something almost poetic.One of the coolest things about the painting is the light. You can feel how the sun filters through the beech leaves, creating these soft highlights and shadows across the whole group. It makes the gathering feel intimate and peaceful, like everyone is quietly connected to both the…

Henry Fox Talbot"Bust of Patroclus"1843 #TalbotScientist, inventor, and photography pioneer who invented the salted paper and calotype processes, precursors to photographic processes of the later 19th and 20th centuries.His work in the 1840s on photomechanical reproduction led to the creation of the photoglyphic engraving process, the precursor to photogravure. The holder of a controversial patent that affected the early development of commercial photography in Britain. He was also a noted photographer who contributed to the development of photography as an artistic medium. He published The Pencil of Nature (1844–1846), which was illustrated with original salted paper prints from his caloty…

Francesco Guardi"The Sacrifice of Isaac"1755 #GuardiThe episode is often called the Sacrifice of Isaac, although in the end Isaac was not sacrificed. See also:Abraham and Isaac, Rembrandt, 1634Sacrifice of Isaac , Caravaggio, 1603An angel restrains Abraham from sacrificing Isaac, Rubens, c. 1614More from this artist:#Guardi@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Merry-Joseph Blondel"Lycurgus of Sparta"1828 #BlondelAccording to Plutarch, Lycurgus considered education “the most important and most beautiful task of a lawgiver.” The idea sounds great. But...He established a system in which girls engaged in physical exercises alongside boys, forgetting about “softness, indulgence, and other feminine whims.” Husbands and wives met only at night and briefly, never seeing each other in daylight. Feelings of possessiveness and jealousy were alien to them, so for a Spartan it was considered normal to temporarily give his wife to another man so that she might conceive a child by a worthy citizen(lol). Also:* Around the 9th century BCE (though the date is unce…

Jules Dupré"Sunset on the Coast"1875 #DupréOur man Jules helped to transmit the influence of the English landscape tradition to France. He was one of the leading painters of the French Barbizon school, which preceded Impressionism. During the last two decades of his life he concentrated on marine painting, acquiring a house at Cayeux-sur-Mer on the Normandy coast where he stayed annually for this purpose.More from this artist:#Dupré@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Gustave Le Gray"Cavalry Maneuvres, October 3"1857 #LeGrayGustave has been called the most important French photographer of the nineteenth century.In 1857 Napoleon III commissioned him to "record the principal scenestaken from each of the camps of the Guard, and portraits of the officers, generals and superiors, French and foreign, who had traveled to the camp, be they commanders or guests of the emperor". The photographs were put into albums that the emperor presented to each general. Here troops just execute a maneuver behind a field bulwark. The Imperial Guard's presence for six weeks was conceived of as a military showplace during which the Guard executed eleven defense maneuvers of incr…

Sebastiano Ricci"Triumph of the Marine Venus"1713 #RicciWhat a party - Venus, Cupid(her son) and the guys. You can see sort of transition from a more classical Baroque to a Rococo.About the same age as Piazzetta and an elder contemporary of Tiepolo, Ricci represents a Cortonesque style.He was also the uncle of Marco Ricci (1676 – 1730), who trained with him, and became an innovator in landscape painting.More from this artist:#Ricci@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Edward Hopper"Early Sunday Morning"1930 #HopperThe piece was originally sold to the Whitney for $2,000.It was purchased with funds from Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney just a few months after it was painted, and would go on to become a part of the Whitney's founding collection.Despite the title, Hopper has said that the painting was not necessarily based on a Sunday view. The painting was originally titled Seventh Avenue Shops. The addition of "Sunday" to the title was "tacked on by someone else".Current location:Whitney Museum of American ArtMore from this artist:#Hopper@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

William Bliss Baker"The Brook in Winter"1882 #BakerTragically, this man died at only 26. Despite his short life, he produced around 130 paintings and "The Brook in Winter" is considered one of his masterpieces.He studied at the National Academy of Design in New York and by the age of 25 was regarded as one of the most promising landscape artists of his generationMore from this artist:#Baker@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

The Twilight Samurai2002https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0351817/Hiroyuki Sanada is lowest rank samurai. He's also a single father. To protect a lady’s honor, he accepts a duel and fight with a wooden stick (vs katana)One of the greatest films from Yoji YamadaBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Anthony van Dyck"Saint Rosalie Interceding for the Plague-stricken of Palermo"1624Palermo was struck by a deadly outbreak of the plague. At the same time the relics of Saint Rosalia were discovered. The inhabitants saw this as a miraculous sign(classic) and the saint soon came to be venerated as the patroness of the city.Anthony van Dyck happened to be in the city during this period, on his way from Genoa to Naples. At the request of local authorities and the clergy, the artist created several paintings(and this is one of them) intended to inspire hope and prayer in the troubled city.Boost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Jozef Israëls"Children of the Sea"1872 "The most respected Dutch artist of the second half of the nineteenth century." - oookay but here’s more:He is the father and teacher of Isaac Israëls ( he owns the hashtag #Israëls)Died in Scheveningen, The HagueThank you for your attention to this matterBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

John Singleton Copley"Watson and the Shark"1782 #CopleyThis is a real event that took place in Havana in 1749.Young Brook Watson, a 14-year-old boy, was swimming in the harbor when he was attacked by a shark.The sailors from his ship tried to rescue him - one of them jumped into the water with a harpoon, while others reached out with a hook and a rope.The shark managed to bite off Watson’s right leg below the knee, but he was eventually pulled out alive.Later, he became a well-known British merchant and even served as Lord Mayor of London.Copley personally knew Watson, who by then was already an influential politician.The painting was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1778 (sometimes dated …

Pedro Américo"Quartered Tiradentes"1893 #AméricoTiradentes (Joaquim José da Silva Xavier) was a leading member of the Brazilian revolutionary movement known as the Inconfidência Mineira, whose aim was full independence from Portuguese rule and the creation of a republic. When the conspirators was uncovered by authorities, Tiradentes was arrested, publicly killed like you can see at the picture. National hero of Brazil.More from this artist:#Américo@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Sun drying herrings, 1826by #Laurits_Tuxen 🇩🇰Oil on canvas. 70 x 50 cm.Bornholm Art Museum, Denmark Original file🆔 @paintingsplace

Hammershus, 1849by #Anton_Eduard_Kieldrup 🇩🇰Oil on canvas. 56.5 x 46 cm.Bornholm Art Museum, Denmark Original file🆔 @paintingsplace

Graveyard, Christiansø, 1911 - 1913by #Karl_Isakson 🇸🇪Oil on canvas. 66 x 56 cm.Bornholm Art Museum, DenmarkOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

View of Gudhjem, 1868by #Otto_Haslund 🇩🇰Oil on canvas. 53 x 41 cm Bornholm Art Museum, DenmarkOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The Sanctuary Cliffs at Rø, c. 1890by #Michael_Ancher 🇩🇰Oil on canvas. 39.5 x 52.5 cm.Bornholm Art Museum, DenmarkOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

A Pair of Boots, 1887by #van_Gogh 🇳🇱Oil on canvas. 73 x 45.1 cm.Baltimore Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Garage, 1927 - 1928by #Saeki_Yuzo 🇯🇵Oil on canvas. 60.6 x 73.6 cm.Artizon Museum, JapanOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The Gate, 1889by #Paul_Gauguin 🇫🇷Oil on canvas. 92.5 x 73 cm.Kunsthaus Zürich, SwitzerlandOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Dancer Stretching, c. 1882 - 1885by #Edgar_Degas 🇫🇷Pastel on pale blue-gray paper. 46.7 X 29.70 cm.Kimbell Art Museum, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Near Sydenham Hill, 1871by #Camille_Pissarro 🇩🇰Oil on canvas. 43.5 x 53.5 cm.Kimbell Art Museum, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The garden wall, 1880by #Winslow_Homer 🇺🇸Watercolor on paper. 19.6 x 30.4 cm.Huntington Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The Watcher, 1921by #Frank_Benson 🇺🇸Oil on canvas. 73.2 x 63.5 cm.Huntington Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The Harvester, c. 1880 - 1881by #Julien_Dupré 🇫🇷Oil on panel. 69.8 x 53.9 cm.Huntington Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Winter Landscape with Skaters on a Frozen River, c. 17th centuryby #Aert_van_der_Neer 🇳🇱Oil on panel. 28.5 x 40 cm.Hallwyl Museum, SwedenOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Manolas, 1908 - 1909by #Francisco_Iturrino 🇪🇸Oil on canvas. 114 x 141 cm.Fundación Banco Santander, SpainOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace