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Why These Vanity Fair Portraits Are Masterpieces | JD Vance, Susie Wiles & Karoline Leavitt
A fascinating essay. These images are of historical importance and, as the man explains, masterpieces.
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Damian De Souza – Untitled
Am I imagining a Christmas-y undertone in Damian’s picture? Maybe … nonetheless, here is the second best Christmas song of all-time* and I just heard for the first time last night. I’m kind of bothered that I was totally unaware of its existence, not to mention having never heard it before. The Pogues’ “Fairytale of
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[frisco] Call It Frisco Part 3: Emperor Norton and Herb Caen Myths Debunked!
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In this episode of The Secret History of Frisco, Knox Bronson returns—hopefully for the last time—to San Francisco’s most emotionally charged semantic battlefield: the word “Frisco.” Building on the earlier episodes Call It Frisco and Call It Frisco #2 — Sally Stanford Weighs In On The Eternal Conflict, Knox dismantles two of the most commonly
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Wendell Peek – New Moon Luz
Shchedryk / Щедрик. Carol of the Bells. First Christmas song of the year.
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Wendell Peek – Point of reference
https://youtu.be/Ire1-Ysm0Ug?si=aB_RDWKuJIOH6AyG The Police—Spirits In The Material World
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Minus 8th day of XMAS—Tales of the City, Episode 1
When Armistead Maupin’s serial novel came out in the SF Chronicle, it was the first thing everybody in the Bay Area read, even before reading Herb Caen. I had a friend traveling in Europe who would call every few days to get updates. I’d forgotten they made a TV series. I’ve never seen it before.
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Knox Bronson—Grace
Country Joe and the Fish—Grace Cold rain to splash water diamonds colored green and Flash the sun to paint green her hair Cold rain to splash water diamonds colored green and Flash the sun to paint green her hair. Your silver streak flash Your silver streak flash Your silver streak flash Across the tiny door
