Thursday, February 16, 2017

The Daily Drift

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Today in History

1760
Cherokee Indians held hostage at Fort St. George are killed in revenge for Indian attacks on frontier settlements.
1804
US Navy lieutenant Steven Decatur leads a small group of sailors into Tripoli harbor and burns the USS Philadelphia, captured earlier by Barbary pirates.
1862
Fort Donelson, Tennessee, falls to Grant‘s Federal forces, but not before Nathan Bedford Forrest escapes.
1865
Columbia, South Carolina, surrenders to Federal troops.
1923
Bessie Smith makes her first recording “Down Hearted Blues.”
1934
Thousands of Socialists battle Communists at a rally in New York’s Madison Square Garden.
1937
Dupont patents a new thread, nylon, which will replace silk in a number of products and reduce costs.
1940
The British destroyer HMS Cossack rescues British seamen from a German prison ship, the Altmark, in a Norwegian fjord.
1942
Tojo outlines Japan’s war aims to the Diet, referring to “new order of coexistence” in East Asia.
1945
American paratroopers land on Corregidor, in a campaign to liberate the Philippines.
1951
Stalin contends the U.N. is becoming the weapon of aggressive war.
1952
The FBI arrests 10 members of the Ku Klux Klan in North Carolina.
1957
A U.S. flag flies over an outpost in Wilkes Land, Antarctica.
1959
Fidel Castro takes the oath as Cuban premier in Havana.
1965
Four persons are held in a plot to blow up the Statue of Liberty, Liberty Bell and the Washington Monument.
1966
The World Council of Cult being held in Geneva, urges immediate peace in Vietnam.
1978
China and Japan sign a $20 billion trade pact, which is the most important move since the 1972 resumption of diplomatic ties.

Eine kleine hineymusik

Music Student Transcribes Song On Character's Butt In 
"The Garden Of Earthly Delights"
There are a lot of wicked details to be found in the Heironymus Bosch triptych The Garden Of Earthly Delights, but a music student from Oklahoma named Amelia Hamrick saw something scribbled on a butt that caught her eye.
It was sheet music that Amelia felt sure she could transcribe into an actual song, so she analyzed the character's behind and put together a cheeky little tune from Hell.Listen to the song here
This kleine hineymusik isn't anything great, but transcribing sheet music found in a painting is a great idea!

Governor, artists take aim at states' transgender bathroom measures

We don't care which bathroom you use - Just wash your hands.
The perverts (aka wingnuts) however, think everyone is like them and they want to be left alone to continue to molest little boys in men's bathrooms while screaming about little girls being attacked by men in the woman's bathroom

Dumbass Trump needs LSD

I cannot imagine how scary a Dumbass Trump trip could be, considering the many delusions he lives under.

Shepherds on Stilts

The French region of Landes was once marshy and soft, with terrain that was hard to cultivate and almost impossible to build roads on. The people who lived there were relatively poor, but made do with livestock and stilts. Learning to use stilts at an early age, they used them to cover a lot of territory quickly, looking after their sheep. Even the women walked on stilts. As word spread around the country, the stiltwalkers didn't mind showing off for tourists, or even royalty. Landes is much drier now, but the tradition of stilt walking lives on in illustrations and photographs you can see at Messy Nessy Chic.