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Pretty much an exact reenactment of the night I met my lady #trocadero #philly #shefly (Taken with Instagram at The Trocadero Theatre)

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Good morning San Diego. #areacode (Taken with Instagram at Silk City Lounge)

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My new friend. The only other Padre fan in Philadelphia. Gwynn jersey on and all. #padres #phillies #win (Taken with instagram)

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Having a splendid afternoon relaxation session with the lady in Philadelphia. (Taken with Instagram at In Riva)

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I am a lucky man. #regalbegalcool (Taken with instagram)

Morley is one of my favorite street artists in LA. Randomly discovering his work stops me, makes me think and then smile. It resonates.

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I haven’t been using my camera, FCP or being creative just for the heck of it. TINY SHARES is my way of turning that around a bit. All less than a minute with no real restrictions other than the time limit.

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I like how the kept the font on the D. Too on the nose for me though #streetart #melrose #labrea (Taken with instagram)

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High above the Coachella Valley. #Stagecoach for work but took a bit of time for a ferris wheel trip (Taken with instagram)

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absinthemakeyouawhore:

“Langlois affair” Henri Langlois, co-founder of the Cinémathèque Française with Georges Franju and Jean Mitry, was fired on 9th February 1968 by André Malraux, then Minister of Culture, and replaced by a then unknown Pierre Barbin. Directors and actors of the New Wave (la Nouvelle Vague) like François Truffaut, Jean-Pierre Léaud, Claude Jade, Alain Resnais, Jean-Luc Godard, Jean Marais joined by students, requested in a demonstration held on February 20th 1968 to have Langlois reinstated. The office of Pierre Barbin was invaded as he was calling the police. On 18th March of that same year, a new protest took place, this time outside the headquarters of the Cinémathèque, while other demonstrations of support were held either in the projection room of the Cinémathèque, or in different neighborhoods of Paris, in the province and abroad. Henri Langlois (born November 13, 1914 in Izmir, Turkey, died Jan. 13, 1977 in Paris) was the pioneer of the conservation and restoration of films. He began this archive with private funds and only ten films. Over the decades, the collection grew to several thousand titles. (via)