#Live broadcasting

[broadcastarchive-umd]

#RudyTuesday An overhead shot of the set for one episode of Lights Out (NBC), although we can't say which one.* This television production was adapted from a popular radio program of the same name, an anthology devoted chiefly to horror or supernatural stories.

Broadcast on NBC from July 12, 1949, until September 29, 1952, the program's demise began on October 15, 1951, with the debut of I Love Lucy as its competition on rival network CBS. Mike Dann, then program chief at NBC, said, "We never knew what had happened, but it happened and it happened fast."

(*) If the recumbent figure in the garden is the actress Anne Francis, then this episode would be "The Faithful Heart" (1950).

One in a series of photos from the Rudy Bretz papers at UMD.

[rightnewshindi]

SpaceX: सुनीता विलियम्स का वापसी का सफर हुआ शुरू, जानें कब और कहां होगी लैंडिंग; नासा कर रहा लाइव प्रसारण

Spacex: अमेरिकी अंतरिक्ष एजेंसी नासा (NASA) की एस्ट्रोनॉट सुनीता विलियम्स अपने क्रू मेंबर बूच विल्मोर, निक हेग और रूसी कॉस्मोनॉट अलेक्जेंडर गोर्बुनोव के साथ स्पेस से पृथ्वी पर लौट रही हैं। उनका धरती की तरफ सफर शुरू हो गया है। सुनीता नौ महीने का समय अंतरिक्ष में बिताने के बाद भारतीय समय के हिसाब से बुधवार तड़के धरती पर आएंगी। सुनीता विलियम्स और उनके साथियों की वापसी स्पेसएक्स के क्रू ड्रैगन…

[annabelle--cane]

I think all dating norms need to get like 30% more aspec and polyamorous and everyone in the universe would be so much happier

[dromologue]

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[techdriveplay]

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[gg-ladybug]

On today’s episode, I have now realised the power that comes from using duos / ships for these memes. I’m evolving with every post.

Alastor: (Part 1)

Lucifer: (Part 2)

Random Groups / Duos / Ships: (Part 3 - Here) (Part 7)

Charlie: (Part 4)

Adam: (Part 5)

Angel Dust: (Part 6)

[fairuzfan]

Palestinians are blamed for not being kind enough to their occupiers again and again. For not using the right words to describe them. And then they turn around and try to preach politics to us, how we're "oversimplifying" things. I promise you — we know how the system works better than you do. That is why it is all of our dreams to change it. To continue to play in this system is acceptance of the occupier's logic and practices. We will not accept such a thing because their goals are antithetical to our lives. Do not fall for their propaganda — their goal is to obfuscate the truth with half truths and incomparable circumstances.

[love-others-despite-differences]

Its okay to struggle, we pray so we can overcome it

[cryingoverdeadgaywizzards]

I think my favorite part of Latino James (specifically Mexican) is that he died on Halloween, which is a DAY BEFORE DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS

Aka

THE DAY OF THE DEAD.

HE DIED A DAY - O N E DAY

BEFORE THE DAY OF THE DEAD

WICH ALSO MEANS HE DIDNT GET TO SPEND THAT HOLIDAY HONORING HIS RECENTLY LOST LOVED ONES LIKE HIS PARENTS, DORCAS, MARLENE, AND REGULUS, BECAUSE HE DIED A DAY BEFORE. A SINGLE FUCKING DAY.

HE LOST THE OPPORTUNITY TO CELEBRATE THEM BY

ONE

DAY

[unbfacts]

Philo Farnsworth, who invented electronic television, was disheartened by its applications, believing it hadn't met his educational goals. But on July 20, 1969, while watching Neil Armstrong's moonwalk live, he told his wife, "Pem, this has made it all worthwhile."

[spreadingword]

2 Corinthians 5:7

[iidaonni]

Hotboi(s) at your local smut shop!!

[mittland]

“I’ve got a big ego and enjoy the attention. My son has a word: attention whore. You have to be one of those, otherwise why would you be up in front of thousands of people shaking your butt? When it comes down to it, I like the way it makes me feel. And the way that I can make you feel when I do it… It thrills me, it excites me, it gives me meaning, it gives me purpose.”

Bruce Springsteen, 2007

[my-little-random-world]

GENEVIEVE O'REILLY 𝒂𝒔 MON MOTHMA | Andor: A Star Wars Story Season 2 Episode 9 — Welcome to the Rebellion

[sparrowlucero]

So what do we think Beebe's fish were then? I heard tell that the sailfin might have been a squid and that the angelfish was probably a comb jelly, but what about the giant dragonfish or the rainbow gar?

For those not in the know, in the 1930s, biologist William Beebe (who you (read: I) might know as the guy who predicted microraptor) and engineer Otis Barton (hollywood actor?? and designer of fucked up submarines and "jungle spaceships", ok otis) got into a fucked up submarine and went to the bottom of the ocean off the coast of bermuda (in what, iirc, was the first study of deep sea fish in their natural habitat), where he described several fish unknown to science. None of these fish have been identified since. (Side Note: to continue off of "audubon was unfamiliar with the bald eagle" in my last post, this one also has a theory I find a bit silly in "perhaps they just hallucinated fake fish from oxygen deprivation" despite both witnessing the same fish and a lot of his scary book about the dive that you can read here including many lucid observations of known species. It wasn't like he got down there and only saw weird fish and nothing else) The fish in order: Three-starred anglerfish, Abyssal Rainbow Gar, Pallid sailfin, Five-lined Constellation Fish

and yeah I do see why people think these might have been invertebrates mistakenly identified as fish. In his book, Beebe holds off on describing unfamiliar fish if he didn't see them well, but, you know, those little gars really do look like squid. I personally think the most likely one to be a real fish is the angler, since he saw it closely and was able to note several physiological differences in jaw structure that distinguished it from other angler fish.

The most notable one is the "Untouchable Bathysphere Fish", a giant 6 foot long dragonfish (largest known dragonfish is about 2 feet long):

Several minutes later, at 2100 feet, I had the most exciting experience of the whole dive. Two fish went very slowly by, not more than six or eight feet away, each of which was at least six feet in length. They were of the general shape of large barracudas, but with shorter jaws which were kept wide open all the time I watched them. A single line of strong lights, pale bluish, was strung down the body. The usual second line was quite absent. The eyes were very large, even for the great length of the fish. The undershot jaw was armed with numerous fangs which were illumined either by mucus or indirect internal lights. Vertical fins well back were one of the characters which placed it among the sea-dragons, Melanostomiatids, and were clearly seen when the fish passed through the beam. There were two long tentacles, hanging down from the body, each tipped with a pair of separate, luminous bodies, the upper reddish, the lower one blue. These twitched and jerked along beneath the fish, one undoubtedly arising from the chin, and the other far back near the tail. I could see neither the stem of the tentacles nor any paired fins, although both were certainly present. This is the fish I subsequently named Bathysphera intacta, the Untouchable Bathysphere Fish.

I believe this solely because it's really cool Though I want posit a theory I've never heard before: it's almost never remarked upon that he discovered these weird fish over a live (now lost media that no one is searching for, get on that) NBC radio broadcast. Maybe he just made up some cool sea monsters with a big climactic sea serpent for said broadcast, both because I would totally do that if it were me and also so he had a good excuse to sign off and get the fuck out of this situation:

[eggcats]

I've decided a funny interaction would be Vox seeing Alastor and Lucifer on his spy cameras together (they're literally not even doing anything they're just in the general vicinity) and doing the exact thing he told Valentino not to do by rushing over to confront them.

Vox, bursting in the doors: "YOU'RE WITH LUCIFER?!?!"

Alastor, not dealing with this: *disappears into his shadows*

Lucifer, confused: "Uhhhh....who are you?"

Vox, infuriated: "DOES HE LET YOU SEE HIS TAIL?!?"

Lucifer, even more confused. Lives with Alastor, does NOT realize that "Does the Radio Demon have a tail?" is of furious debate amongst much of the public (nor that Vox runs a reward service for anyone who can get proof of said tail). Has seen Alastor half-asleep on the couch during forced movie night without his jacket, has seen him drunk, has seen him chase Angel out of his room half-dressed, amongst other things: "Yes?"

Vox becomes so overheated that he shuts down. Charlie comes home to see Vox, passed out on the couch, with her dad anxiously standing nearby like, "Okay, I KNOW this looks bad, but this was NOT me!"