Originally posted by hornsrus:
Probably not as famous to most of you as to myself, this is my grandmother. She is credited as the first American nurse to land in Normandy after D-Day. This print appears in the Women of American Wars exhibit outside the entrance to Arlington National Cemetery.
This post was edited on 5/16 2:28 PM by hornsrus
Originally posted by Copperhead Road:
Did you even look at the second picture? It's called... we've come full circle.
This post was edited on 5/16 10:49 AM by Copperhead Road
Originally posted by Shambeaux:
Originally posted by Copperhead Road:
Did you even look at the second picture? It's called... we've come full circle.
This post was edited on 5/16 10:49 AM by Copperhead Road
Well, you should've posted the title. It brings back bad memories to see that cover
Originally posted by leakycow:
Muybridge's groundbreaking photos of the horse running.
Originally posted by hornsrus:
Probably not as famous to most of you as to myself, this is my grandmother. She is credited as the first American nurse to land in Normandy after D-Day. This print appears in the Women of American Wars exhibit outside the entrance to Arlington National Cemetery.
This post was edited on 5/16 2:28 PM by hornsrus
13 Billion years ago. Its crazy were looking at damn near the beginning of the universe.Originally posted by leakycow:
Hubble Deep Field Image, 1995...blows my mind away every time I see this.
Edison had 10 times as many patents as Tesla with a higer percentage of commerciability. Extremely subjective IMO.Originally posted by BattleshipTexas:
Edison is not the greatest inventor of all time. He is just a Tesla wannabee. Edison was a great self-promoter to be sure and good at stealing ideas from bright young underlings.
Originally posted by kwc2011:
13 Billion years ago. Its crazy were looking at damn near the beginning of the universe.Originally posted by leakycow:
Hubble Deep Field Image, 1995...blows my mind away every time I see this.