Ephemera: Are you a Tiki fan?
If you are - like the eminent MrBaliHai of Eye of the Goof - a Tiki* fan, you will surely love Arkiva Tropika which is loaded with great Tiki ephemera like beautiful menus, place mats, postcards and match covers from different Tiki restaurants, bars, hotels and clubs...
Aloha!
* "Tiki culture in the United States began in 1934 with the opening of Don the Beachcomber, a Polynesian-themed bar and restaurant in Hollywood. The proprietor was Ernest Raymond Beaumont-Gantt, a young man from Louisiana who had sailed throughout the South Pacific; later he legally changed his name to Donn Beach..." (continue reading the Wikipedia article)
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Labels: Arkiva Tropika, Ephemera, match covers, matchbox, matchboxes, Tiki
Album Covers: Vinyl acquisitions
Take a look at The In Crowd's recent vinyl acquisitions at I'm Learning To Share!.
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Labels: album covers, Covers, I'm Learning To Share, vintage, vinyl
Ephemera: Polish candy wrappers
Polish candy wrappers from the 60s at PanTuNieStal.
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Labels: candy, chocolate, Ephemera, graphic design, packaging, polish, snacks, sweet wrappers, sweets, Vintage Food, vintage labels, wrappers
Vintage ads: Wonder Sauna Hot Pants
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Labels: ad, ads, advertisement, advertising, hot pants, sauna, vintage ads, wonder, Wonder Sauna Hot Pants
Vintage photos: Cushman's day at the circus
"Charles Weever Cushman, amateur photographer and Indiana University alumnus, bequeathed approximately 14,500 Kodachrome color slides to his alma mater. The photographs in this collection bridge a thirty-two year span from 1938 to 1969, during which time he extensively documented the United States as well as other countries.
Indiana University's Digital Library Program and the Indiana University Archives invite you to explore what Cushman saw. Here you can view his photographs as well as read contextual information about Cushman's life and work."
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Labels: amateur photographer, Charles Weever Cushman, circus, photos, vintage photos
Art: Collages by Takashi Iwasaki
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Labels: art, collages, Takashi Iwasaki
Robotics: Big Dog
Uploaded by olinerd
You might have seen this before - I did. But I came across it once more today and it blew me away even more this time. See how this monster of a robot - It kind of reminds me of two thin-legged guys with large backpacks stuck to each others heads - makes its way across snowy hills, ice, rocky ground and it even jumps over stuff...
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Travel: Through the Panama canal
Go on a time-lapse journey through the Panama Canal from the Atlantic to Pacific Ocean onboard a cruise ship.
Uploaded by radiofreebc
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Labels: journey, Panama, Panama canal, time-lapse journey, youtube
Cartoon: There is no internet!!
South Park episode 1206 Uncensored.
"We've updated last night's episode, "Over Logging" to the uncensored version ! Check it out!"
Via Bibi
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Labels: cartoon, episode, internet, no internet, south park, uncensored
Blogger: Where do all the images go?
?A question for bloggers or others who would know: If you like me publish most of your images in your blog by using the upload button in the blogger interface - in other words not using a separate tool - then where do all the images go? Well, I'm not really interested in the technological aspect I just want to know if I can find them. If I haven't named them for instance "Martin Klasch number 985" etc, is there anyway of searching for them in Google?
The monkeybunny image to the right that I originally called "A1" was given the name "http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_m0YtPN5vgmI/R-pzeuG7EeI/AAAAAAAAC2w/... ...QdFIQgP3nAw/s1600-h/A1.jpg" by Blogger. So I guess that is where it is. But is this blog identified there in anyway? If it is it should be possible to find the rest of the images. Shouldn't it?
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Dancing: ...is it all about the music?
If you like these ol' dancers here's what you get when you search for Al Minns and Leon James on YouTube (you can find more) - some with the great original jazz music and some with more or less good mixes with modern music.
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Labels: Al Minns and Leon James, dailymotion, dancing
Easter: ...or what's left of it
Music Video: Lill Lindfors - Nu
The exquisite entertainer and singer Lill Lindfors interpreting the Bee Gees song "Words".
Added by Sixtiesalltheway
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Labels: Bee Gees, Lill Lindfors, Music Video, swedish
Music: Birgit Lystager, part II
A couple of years ago I recommended an out-of-print album rip with singer Birgit Lystager - "a Danish cross between Astrud Gilberto and Karen Carpenter with really artily written and composed pop songs...".
That album is of course no longer available - however - Ponytone let's us listen to a number of Birgit Lystager songs from the years 1967-1983. Let's go.
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Labels: birgit lystager, music, ponytone
Photo: We live in strange times!
We live in strange times! More photos found here.
via Made in England by Gentlemen
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Labels: japan, Japanese, Made in England by Gentlemen, photos, Strange, We live in strange times
Photo: 29 Nude Pictures of Jane Birkin
29 Nude Pictures of Jane Birkin at the new Bedazzled! spin-off blog Bedazzled Blue. Need I say the photos are nice but NSFW?? I'm so sorry but that blog is no longer active. I don't want to link to a porn site but finding nudes of the gorgeous Jane Birkin is not difficult. Just keep searching, or stay for a while on this blog.
The picture to the left has sadly enough been cropped ;)
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Labels: bedazzled, bedazzled blue, birkin, jane birkin, nsfw, nude, nudes, photos
Music Video: Toots Thielemans - Turks Fruit
Video added by joepjazz
Live studio performance with a romantic track from the soundtrack composed by Rogier van Otterloo to the Dutch movie Turks fruit.
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Labels: Harmonica, Music Video, Rogier van Otterloo, Toots Thielemans, Turks Fruit