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22 May 13

themidnightcrisis:

Robert Redford “Midnight Crisis Teaser Mix”

“You know me, I’m just like you.”

21 May 13

NegativeFeedback “Narval”

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20 May 13

4hero “Take My Time” from Play With the Changes

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19 May 13

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18 May 13

theantidote:

“When I am completely myself, entirely alone… or during the night when I cannot sleep, it is on such occasions that my ideas flow best and most abundantly. Whence and how these ideas come I know not nor can I force them.”

- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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17 May 13

jonfreeze:

Janet Jackson (remix)

Machinedrum - Updowndownup (Rough Version)

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16 May 13

snowce:

Frank Horvat, Warsaw couple, 1963

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15 May 13

“ Every morning for the six months I live there, I look out on the orange-gold bricks of the gatehouse in Friedenspark, seen from the fourth floor window of the apartment designated for the Picador professors by the university. The park was once a cemetery until it was bombed beyond recognition in World War II, and as it could never have been repaired, it was made into a park in the ’80s, and dedicated to one of the women’s gymnastic teams here. On my first walk inside, I find a fox lives near the entrance, and shares the park with statues of the Socialist ideals they held in esteem, like education, athleticism, love. A woman kneeling with a book, reading deeply. That team of women gymnasts, muscular and heroic, posed nude and in bronze. Two lovers, a man and woman, intertwined equals of equal size and apparent strength, embracing. In the days of the DDR, when the East German teams won Olympic medals with aplomb, Leipzig was a kind of New Sparta, full of athlete-scholars training their hearts out for the glory of the state, and this park is a quiet legacy of that time.

— Everything in This City Must - The Morning News
It’s about my hometown Leipzig. Friedenspark was one of the playgrounds in my childhood. Wonderful article by Alexander Chee.