Jordan Appel

[La vida en viñetas @lavidaenvinetas]

Juliana Alia

[Evolve @EvolveWildlife]

In the Sahara’s golden dunes, a fennec fox darts across the hot sand. The smallest canid, its oversized ears radiate heat and pick up the faintest sounds of prey below.

📷 Francisco Mingorance

[.stuff @vintagestuff4]

Horrormorphosis
Dmitry Khramtsov

[dj short @_djshort]

rare footage has surfaced of d'angelo singing 'cruisin' with smokey robinson at the 1996 essence awards

[.stuff @vintagestuff4]

The Temptation of Adam and Eve
Mikhail Golubev 🎨

[Jordan Appel @jord36696]

@LinkofSunshine It really just depends on your interpretation of the written law. For instance, Pre-Aliya Ethiopian Jews used to eat chicken and cheese together because they were not introduced to rabbinical judism till very recently.

[Jordan Appel @jord36696]

@LinkofSunshine The problem with Portland was twofold
First they didn't punnish antisocial behaviour. Which allowed for a laissez faire attitude with open use
Second they didn't divert any resources to treatment and rehab.

Drug decriminalisation can be done, you just need to be smart about it

[Kika Nicolela @kikanicolela]

World Wide Web 1.0

[Melodies & Masterpieces @SVG__Collection]

Happy birthday to Glenn Gould, born on this day in 1932!

[Auschwitz Memorial @AuschwitzMuseum]

With great sadness, we received information about the passing of Auschwitz Survivor Julia Wallach, who died at the age of 101.

Julia Wallach, née Kac, was born on 14 June 1925 in Paris as the only daughter of Polish Jewish immigrants. During the German occupation of France in July 1942, her mother Marie was arrested in the Vel’ d’Hiv roundup. Julia never saw her again.

On 24 April 1943, Julia and her father Joseph were arrested after being denounced. They were imprisoned in Drancy. On 23 June 1943, they were deported to Auschwitz in transport no. 55. Julia was 18 years old. In the camp, she was registered as prisoner no. 46645.

Her father did not survive. Julia owed her survival in part to one of her cousins, whom she met there, and who advised her never to miss work, under any circumstances, or she too would go "up the chimney". Julia listened and went to work, even though she was extremely ill with typhus.

In January 1945, she was taken on an evacuation march. During the following months, she was transferred westward, including to Ravensbrück. In April 1945, she managed to escape during a death march and eventually reached American soldiers.

After the war, she recovered the family apartment in Paris, married a fellow survivor, and raised two children. From the 1960s onward, and with growing intensity in recent decades, Wallach spoke regularly in schools and public events about her deportation and life in Auschwitz. In the 2020s her testimony reached wider audiences through films made by her granddaughter, filmmaker Frankie Wallach. In 2022, she was awarded the Légion d’honneur for her educational work.

May her memory be a blessing.

Photo: https://t.co/TrGJzcE9n7

[bella @miauposter]

submitted a dogshit paper and closed all 80 of my tabs #TimeForAnUnearnedTreat 😋

[Jordan Appel @jord36696]

@Rosemarry__vt Either tony hawk pro skater 4 or call of duty 3

[R.J @RJ16848519]

one last check

[NECROCOSMIC 🧟 SLOP @afrocosmist]

logging on. art by Seth Jaben from A+ Magazine, November 1984

[Jordan Appel @jord36696]

@World0fEcho Herbie Hancock had started off playing bebop in the beginning of his career but was playing disco music by the mid-late 70s
Miles Davis went through more transformations than I can mention

[Jordan Appel @jord36696]

@discoplomacy Haven't chewed on fresh leaves but I have tried it in the form of a juice concentrate
It's a mild stimulate, not much stronger than a cup of coffee and very mildly euphoric
The guy in the video is essentially destroying his dental health for equivalent of a mid-teir buzz.

[La vida en viñetas @lavidaenvinetas]

Bauhaus Milhouse