Emilie Mediz-Pelikan "Ruins of Dürnstein with rainbow“ 1900
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Emilie Mediz-Pelikan "Ruins of Dürnstein with rainbow“ 1900
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Christian Schad, Seminude, 1929
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“Ash Wednesday” 1926
Jeanne Mammen [+]
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#Foodies #Soup #IngredientGuide (5 photos)
These Dried Worms Make Pho Taste Great
Sa sung—dried peanut worms—have been described as the secret ingredient of great pho. They're now available in the United States, so we tested them out.
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Wonderful micro biodiversity
Looking for invertebrates images for my students, I came across this: nickybay.com/
Image: Plant louse (Psyllidae) by Nicky Bay (twitter.com/singaporemacro)
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#Conservation. (7 photos)
How One Man and His Dog Rowed More Than 700 Kākāpōs to Safety
In the late 19th century, Richard Henry laid a blueprint for modern conservation in New Zealand.
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#FastFood. (8 photos)
Tateishi Burger Vending Machine
Tokyo, Japan
A charming, homemade vending machine dispenses burgers and sandwiches at this hole-in-the-wall bakery.
SINCE IT FIRST OPENED IN 2000, Tateishi Burger has been a favorite of those who enjoy oddities, which are known in Japan as “B-spots.” Located in a quiet neighborhood, its raggedy façade may not lure in a lot of passersby, but it never ceases to attract said B-spot enthusiasts from around the country.
Founded by Toshiharu Hamano, Tateishi Burger is an old-fashioned, eat-in bakery with a small variety of low-priced burgers and sandwiches. But what makes it really stand out is its whimsical, almost-inventive means of selling them. Built into the shop’s exterior is a handmade “burger vending machine,” from which visitors can easily buy burgers, pizza, and sandwiches during the shop’s opening hours.
Initially, the vending machine was not mechanized but operated by Mr. Hamano, who would serve a burger every time someone inserted a coin into it. The current model has been upgraded so that the buttons activate a flap to open and drop the sold burger.
Inside, visitors may notice an array of unusual (and random) merchandise displayed on the wall. There are tattoo stickers, magnets, and handkerchiefs, none of them remotely related to burgers. Occasionally, you can also purchase rights to name new burgers or be the manager for 24 hours.
In 2016, despite its internet fame, Tateishi Burger discontinued its burgers and became Mochi Pizza, selling rice cakes topped with cheese, tomato, and bacon. But it wasn’t long before the signature burger returned and the store reverted to its original name.
A new sign hasn’t been put up since Tateishi Burger’s return, which caused the rumor of its closing to circulate, but the offbeat little shop still stands with a renewed vending machine, and it keeps evolving in an unexpected way as long as Mr. Hamano’s inventive, adventurous spirit lives on.
Know Before You Go
It's about a five-minute walk from Horikirishōbuen Station (despite its name, the store is not quite near Tateishi Station). The shop is open every day except Wednesday, from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. You can buy the burger for just 100 yen (approximately $1).
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have you noticed a lot of medical professionals dying after the vax but from not-the-vax?
imagine when the vaxxed people start dropping like flies from also not-the-vax and our hospitals are at half or quarter staffing because all those people died first.
recipe for a panic.
plan accordingly.
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it seems ridiculous to think it's either-or like that. it isn't "either plume-push or subduction-pull". the mantle is a convection system, going in a circular pattern up, around, down, and back. crustal plates are merely going along for the ride on the surface. lighter silica-rich rock floating on heavier iron-rich mantle rock.
it would be interesting to know whether there are other convective layers between crust and core, and how many...
also, how fast is the nickel-iron core taking up oxygen and "rusting"? or does it give off oxygen at some point?
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* symptoms of virus disease: fever, rash, fatigue, clotting, etc.
* vaccine side-effects: fever, rash, fatigue, clotting, etc.
:: therefore, you MUST get the vaccine, because it is safe and effective.
(but keep on hiding in your basement anyway)
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