NB! · Nature · Humour
NB! · Nature · Humour
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Moscow · Science · Education · Palaeontology
Student, step out faster, for oysters wait for us in the field, and the Jurassic ammonite waits for us in the field, the Vraconian belemnite, the Lutetian nummulite. The opening of a palaeontological song composed by students of the Moscow Institute of Geological Prospecting named after Ordzhonikidze in the 1950s.
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Faith · Heritage · Rome
There were several Christian figures of roughly the same period bearing the name Valentine, and alas, there is no way of establishing precisely which of the surviving remains are those of a saint. But the skull from Santa Maria in Cosmedin is venerated by many
Faith · Art · Museums · Paris · Pop Culture
And photographs of Nicole Kidman from Vogue Australia, 1994, shot by Rocky Schenk
Observations · Mores
Love between two people is the amusement of the gods. Do not forget it. And a happy holiday!
NB! · Geography · Humour
Faith · Museums · Heritage
Forty historic objects have returned to the Kirillo-Belozersky Museum-Reserve after restoration. Among them are 7 icons of the seventeenth century from the monasteries of the Russian North: Ferapontov, Kirillo-Belozersky and the Nilo-Sorsky Hermitage, restored by specialists of the Saint Tikhon's Orthodox Humanitarian University (PSTGU)
Books · Science · People
In Lomonosov there is neither feeling nor imagination. His odes are tiresome and bombastic. His influence on literature was harmful and is still felt in it today. Pomposity, affectation, an aversion to simplicity and precision, an absence of all national character and originality: such are the traces Lomonosov left behind.
NB! · Faith · Art · Paris
The Conversion of Saint Paul, Laurent de La Hyre, 1637. Notre-Dame de Paris
NB! · Art · Observations · Education · Humour
Study or amusements. 1608. A choice for which we have failed to prepare in 400 years