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Jim Morrison’s “Last Words” Poem Goes to Auction: A Haunting Glimpse into the Doors Frontman’s Final Days: handwritten poem by Jim Morrison found among his possessions in the Paris hotel where he died in 1971 ends with the line "Last words, Last words out."
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Jim Morrison’s “Last Words” Poem Goes to Auction: A Haunting Glimpse into the Doors Frontman’s Final Days: handwritten poem by Jim Morrison found among his possessions in the Paris hotel where he died in 1971 ends with the line "Last words, Last words out."
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Immanence (2015) made with hinges, wood doors and metal armature by Yoan Capote. It's amazing.
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Into The Sun
Song by Sons of the East ‧ 2015
Stealing Glances at the pavement
The weight it comes too soon
Supposed to keep on rolling
But the race is nothing new
As the train, it starts to go
And it takes our bodies slow
And I know you wanted to for some time now
All this time you're gone
In your wake I stumble on
But the smoke is nothing that I haven't seen
So I walk into the sun
I thought you'd be there
But you could fool anyone
In the red water dust
Will I see you soon,
Or did we move on?
The crowd begins to break up
They're calling their goodbyes
My head's above the water
But I'm drowning in your eyes
So I walk into the sun
I thought you'd be there
But you could fool anyone
Got a head full of dust
Will I see you soon,
Or did we move on?
Well the race is long, you can't relax
And I don't belong so I'm headed back
It's getting hard, you feel the fear
I'm seeing red, wish you were here
And I walk into the sun
I thought you'd be there
But you could fool anyone
Got a head full of dust
Will I see you soon,
Or did we move on?
Will I see you soon,
Or did we move on?
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2015 Zagato Maserati Mostro.
The 2015 Zagato Maserati Mostro is a limited-edition, coach-built sports car created to celebrate Maserati's centenary and honor the legendary 1957 Maserati 450S Coupe "Monster". It was unveiled at the 2015 Villa d'Este Concours d'Elegance and is powered by a naturally aspirated Maserati V8 engine from a GranTurismo, with only five examples produced by Zagato. 
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"It's a good day to dive". 🤿
Kicking off the 2025-2026 season with the FIRST FULL MOON PARTY of the year!
To celebrate, we’re shining a spotlight on our incredible local artists with a special NEON ART COMPETITION!
Create your best glow-in-the-dark masterpiece and win big:
🥇 1st Prize – ₱8,000
🥈 2nd Prize – ₱5,000
🥉 3rd Prize – ₱2,000
For more details Contact:
+639770619047
Normeth Preglo Parzhuber
Let your creativity glow under the full moon!
Epic party collab with
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@Hangin Kite Center
And HappinessHostel
Tag your artist friends & see you on the beach!
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A 1938 Bugatti T57SC Atalante at the International Bugatti Club meet in Grafton, Vt. in 1995.
The Erfurt latrine disaster occurred on July 26, 1184, in Erfurt, Germany, when a gathering of nobles caused the floor of the building to collapse into a cesspit, killing approximately 60 to 100 people.
King Henry VI (later Holy Roman Emperor) was holding a Hoftag (court day) to mediate a land dispute between Landgrave Louis III of Thuringia and Archbishop Conrad of Mainz.
A large number of nobles were assembled on an upper floor. The aging wooden floor beams, possibly rotten, could not support the combined weight of the attendees and their entourage, causing the floor to give way.
The people on the upper floor plunged through the collapsing ground floor into the large underground latrine cesspit filled with accumulated human waste.
Sources estimate that between 60 and 100 people died. Causes of death included the fall itself, being crushed by debris, drowning in the liquid excrement, or asphyxiation from the noxious fumes (likely high concentrations of ammonia).
King Henry VI and Archbishop Conrad miraculously survived by taking refuge in a sturdy stone window alcove, where they clung on until rescuers with ladders could reach them. Landgrave Louis III also survived the fall and was rescued.
The disaster is considered one of the most bizarre and tragic accidents of the Middle Ages, primarily due to the grotesque manner of death and the high social status of the victims.
Pictures: AI generated picture of the event and the Petersburg Citadel, site of the disaster, today.
(Clemensfranz / CC BY-SA 4.0)
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"VIJIT CHAO PHRAYA 2025."
We invite you to experience this light and sound show, reflecting the beauty of the Chao Phraya River and featuring over 1,000 drones.
Citroën GT Elysian 2026: What Powertrain to Bring This Masterpiece to Life?
To animate the Citroën GT Elysian concept, three powertrains are being considered.
The most capable option is a 750 hp Maserati-origin bi-turbo hybrid V6.
The second, more avant-garde, is a 450 hp hydrogen-combustion 6-cylinder engine.
Finally, an atmospheric 520 hp V8 is offered for purists.
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"The turtle theory," illustrates a philosophy emphasizing patience, persistence, and steady progress over speed and pressure.
The core concept is that consistent, slow movement ultimately leads to success and peace..
Key Concepts from "The turtle theory":
Patience and Persistence: Turtles never rush or panic. They simply keep moving, one steady stroke at a time, and invariably reach their destination.
Steady Motion over Speed: The theory suggests that sprinting is unnecessary; one only needs to stay in motion. While others exhaust themselves chasing speed, the turtle remains consistent.
Value of Slow Progress: Speed is deemed meaningless when a journey is built on patience. Slow progress is still progress.
Peace Outlasts Pressure: The underlying message is that a peaceful, unhurried approach to life and goals will always be more enduring than one driven by constant pressure and competition.
Brief Story Analogy
The concepts in "The turtle theory" are famously illustrated by the classic fable of "The Tortoise and the Hare."
In the story, a swift hare mocks a slow-moving tortoise.
They agree to a race.
The hare, confident in its speed, takes a nap midway through the race.
The tortoise, however, continues to move slowly and steadily without stopping, eventually passing the sleeping hare and winning the race.
This story perfectly encapsulates the idea that slow and steady wins the race, reinforcing the message of the turtle theory.
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The Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, set to open in 2026, will present giants from the Western tradition, such as Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, and Andy Warhol, alongside lesser-known contemporary artists from regions as far-flung as Asia, Africa, and the Arab world.
The chairman of Abu Dhabi’s department of cultural tourism said at a recent briefing that for the first time revealed what would be on view in the long-awaited museum.
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Here's the 1942 Arzens Three-wheeled Electric Mini Car - France
Known originally as L'Oeuf (The Egg) and later as L'Oeuf Electrique (The Electric Egg) for very obvious reasons, this tiny beauty was built by Paul Arzens (1903-1990).
Paul Arzens was a French artist, engineer, and industrial designer of railway locomotives and motor cars and L'Oeuf, made of aluminium and plexiglass, was a two-seater created for his own use.
It had a range of 60 miles and a top speed of 37mph.
L'Oeuf is now on permanent display at the French National Motor Museum (Schlumph Collection) in Mulhouse.
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The fisherman's wife with her children waiting for her husband and their father to come home from sea, but he never does, they're still waiting...
The statue depicts a woman and her child patiently looking out to the horizon, an act that reflects the constant worry and waiting that was a reality for many families in coastal communities where fishing was the main occupation.
It represents the strength and endurance of these women, who had to manage everyday life, raise children and maintain the home alone while the men were on dangerous fishing trips, sometimes for weeks or months.
The location facing the sea emphasizes the central role the sea played in the local community, both as a source of livelihood and as a source of danger and loss.
The sculpture, created by Tore Bjørn Skjølsvik, serves as a tribute to these women and their often invisible contributions and suffering over generations.
In Fosnavåg, Norway, the sculpture is an important local landmark that conveys an emotional story about life in a traditional fishing village and the strong ties between the local community and the sea.
The phrase "the sea gives and the sea takes" is an ancient and common saying, particularly in coastal and fishing communities, which reflects the sea's dual nature of providing sustenance and posing great danger.
It is a variation of the biblical phrase, "The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away" from the Book of Job.
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Top 10 Ancient Cities of Southeast Asia
by AI.
During the Vietnam War, American soldiers often carried engraved Zippo lighters, just as troops did in World War II.
Boracay Island today, November 26, 2025
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🌊📸 Opening this month at the Australian National Maritime Museum
