The Broken Pitcher by Jean-Baptiste Greuze

 

Countdown to EU5

Setouchi

https://notahotel.com/en/properties/setouchi

Kamogawa river

 

Nakano

 

Kyoto

 

Hi Res Map of Middle Earth

 

The Middle Parts of Fortune. Somme and Ancre, 1916 [1929, British Army]

How gold became a memecoin

Emeritus

A Press Lord Without a Rosebud

Date: January 17, 1993, Sunday, Late Edition - Final
Byline: By Andrew Sullivan;


THE best story in this sprightly, undemanding biography of the media entrepreneur Rupert Murdoch is apocryphal. When Mr. Murdoch fired Frank Giles as editor of The Sunday Times of London in 1983, he proposed that Mr. Giles assume the title "editor emeritus" for the two years remaining before his retirement. Mr. Giles asked what on earth "editor emeritus" meant. "It's Latin, Frank," Mr. Murdoch reportedly replied. " E means 'exit' and meritus means 'you deserve it.' "

Vale Danya.

 

AGAIN — CAMEL OR ROPE IN MATTHEW 19.24 AND MARK 10.25?

Chopin Piano Competition

 

Spanish Testament by Arthur Koestler

The long lost MingKwai Chinese Typewriter

Osaka, 1960

 

The Children’s Illustrated Clausewitz

 https://www.helios.house/books/childrens-clausewitz

Greek warfare : myths and realities by Wees, Hans van

The Vast Blue We: Del Sol Quartet at the Internet Archive

Time System in the Edo Period (1603 - 1868)

https://museum.seiko.co.jp/en/knowledge/relation_16/



The length of a single Toki, the partitioned unit of time, changes from day to night, and also from season to season.

The time system that divides the length of a day into equal parts is referred to as the “fixed time system.” The current system with 24 equal parts is now universally adopted throughout the world.
A system that divides a day into day and night and partitions each into equal parts is referred to as a “seasonal time system.”

A seasonal time system was used in Japan during the Edo period. Daytime and nighttime were each divided into six equal parts called “toki .” The toki, the partitioned unit of time, varied in length from season to season in accordance with the changing length of daylight.

To tell the time in words, each of the twelve toki in daytime and nighttime was named after one of the twelve zodiac signs, beginning with the Rat at midnight. According to another method, the hours were counted backwards from midnight, such that both the Rat and Horse coincided with hour number 9 at midday and midnight, respectively. Starting from the Rat as hour number 9, time elapses to Ox (hour number 8) and to Snake (hour number 4), whereupon the counting starts from Horse again from hour number 9.
Since the same numbers appeared in both daytime and nighttime, additional words describing the times of day had to be used (night 9 or day 9, dawn 6 or dusk 6, etc.)

The Great War

 

Six cats, thirty people, four mortar shells. Two weeks in the occupied Kyiv suburb 21.03.2022 | Evheny Osievsky

 https://commons.com.ua/en/dva-tizhni-v-okupaciyi-pid-kiyevom/

Ricoh GRIV

 

One shot Diablo 2

 

Brionvega Radiofonografo rr-226 - part 2

 

Mid-Autumn, Tiger Hill, Late Ming

 https://www.burninghou.se/p/mid-autumn-on-tiger-hill?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=6667&post_id=175367071&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=true&r=i03&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email

Door of Night

 

Name a more iconic duo

 

The Daily Colonist (1944-09-17)

HOMM: Olden Era

 

无尽的夏天 Eternal Summer