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- «ولی من دوست ندارم بروم وسط مردم دیوانه:» + «آخی! ولی کاری از دستت برنمی‌آید. اینجا همه دیوانه‌ایم. من دیوانه‌ام. تو دیوانه‌ای.» - «از کجا خبر داری من دیوانه‌ام؟» + «حتماً هستی، وگرنه سر و کله‌ات اینجا پیدا نمی‌شد.»

Sony Pictures to release Spider-Man 4 on May 6, 2011.

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در حال تجربه کردن همه‌ی احساسات به طور یکجا هستم. همه‌ی نورون‌هام در حال فرستادن پیام حسی هستن. انگار که سرم زیر آبه.

DONALD TRUMP: he ME TO THE TV SCREEN: DIED LIKE A DOG

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The artwork of Taiyo Matsumoto

Book of Esther in fish-like case, Eastern Europe

Serial Experiments Lain on PS1 (1998)

- I never thought anything outside my mind could get to me this bad. - Feels like you never know when you’ll stumble upon a new weakness in yourself. - ☕🍵

- God forbid you say something genuine and not under three layers of irony. - welcome to the internet. - ☕

The costume design in coppola’s dracula was something else.

Sidereus Nuncius (Starry Messenger) observation drawings and Venus Phases diagram. Author: Galileo Galilei, 1610. Collection: Copies of the first edition are held in various rare book collections, including the Library of Congress (USA) and the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale (Florence). Actually, Galileo wasn’t the first person to turn a telescope toward the sky to sketch what he saw. For example, the English mathematician Thomas Harriot had drawn the Moon in July 1609, before Galileo. However, although Harriot produced a more detailed map of the Moon in 1612/1613, his impact was limited because he didn't widely distribute his work.Galileo Galilei’s Sidereus Nuncius, published in Venice in 1610, is one of the first printed scientific accounts based on new observations made through a telescope.These drawings provided the first visual data to refute Aristotle’s "perfect, smooth sky" model--which had been accepted for thousands of years--using physical evidence. Galileo, on the other hand, was raised in the "Disegno" tradition in Florence and was proficient in the chiaroscuro (light-shadow) technique. He understood with an artist’s eye that the darkness inside the craters wasn’t a stain, but a shadow that lengthened depending on the angle of the light. In other words, the mountains of the Moon were revealed as much by Galileo’s artistic skill as by the telescope’s lens. I’ve shared drawings of the Pleiades star cluster, the Moon, and Venus in the visuals. Galileo chose to announce his findings regarding the phases of Venus--which he observed in 1610 but didn't publish in print until 1613--with a precautionary measure first. To protect his priority and report the situation without immediately revealing the details, he announced his discovery via an encrypted Latin anagram. He conveyed the sentence "Haec immatura a me iam frustra leguntur o y" (These immature things are now read in vain by me) in a letter. When the letters were arranged in the correct order, the real message emerged: "Cynthiae figuras aemulatur mater amorum" (The mother of love [Venus] imitates the shapes of Cynthia [Moon]).

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