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this day in pop culture: November 10: A Life Filled With Guns And Poetry But The Heartache Is Still Unbearable
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This day in pop culture. Your daily serving of the world's Pop Culture History in story format. This Week In Louisville History. Nov 10, 2016. November 10: A Life Filled With Guns And Poetry But The Heartache Is Still Unbearable. On November 10th, 1919, Lieutenant-General Mikhail Kalashnikov was born in Russia. The military general and inventor is most famous for developing the AK-47 assault rifle. More than 100 million AK-47 assault rifles had been produced by his death in 2013. Story of Native American...
this day in pop culture: October 29: Grave Robbing & The Death Of Misfits
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This day in pop culture. Your daily serving of the world's Pop Culture History in story format. This Week In Louisville History. Oct 29, 2016. October 29: Grave Robbing and The Death Of Misfits. On this day in 1983 the horror punk band The Misfits played their final show at Greystone Hall in Detroit. It was during their annual Halloween show that lead singer Glenn Danzig unexpectedly announced to the audience that it would be the band's final show. Doyle performing with the Misfits.
this day in pop culture: December 24: From Killer Mob Boss To Champion Of Civil Liberties
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This day in pop culture. Your daily serving of the world's Pop Culture History in story format. This Week In Louisville History. Dec 24, 2016. December 24: From Killer Mob Boss To Champion Of Civil Liberties. Stephanie 'Queenie' St. Clair. After Saint-Clair was released from prison she continued her community work in civil liberties as well as writing columns in the local newspaper about discrimination and other issues facing the black community. Bumpy Johnson came to live with her and they spent the...
this day in pop culture: October 15: Death Of An Exotic Dancer And The Mystery Of A Missing Head
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This day in pop culture. Your daily serving of the world's Pop Culture History in story format. This Week In Louisville History. Oct 15, 2016. October 15: Death Of An Exotic Dancer And The Mystery Of A Missing Head. Mata Hari's arrest photo. Public Domain. The first American Hero: Crispus Attucks. Story of Native American writer, activist, educator, and musician Zitkala-Sa. Black Mariah: From Vehicle to Villain. Fairies Are Real and live in England! Daily Pop History by Email.
this day in pop culture: October 12: Christopher Columbus: Not the first European to reach America (but instead the first mass murderer)
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This day in pop culture. Your daily serving of the world's Pop Culture History in story format. This Week In Louisville History. Oct 12, 2016. October 12: Christopher Columbus: Not the first European to reach America (but instead the first mass murderer). Half a millennia later Spain funded a voyage led by Columbus to find a new route to Asia. Columbus' voyage to the Americas is still recognized as an official holiday, on October 12th, by the U.S. and Spanish governments. The Native American occupation o...
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This Week In Louisville History: November 23rd 1918: As for Victory Parades, 3rd time's a charm (Vol.1 Issue 6)
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This Week In Louisville History. This Day In Pop Culture. Wednesday, November 23, 2016. November 23rd 1918: As for Victory Parades, 3rd time's a charm (Vol.1 Issue 6). Click Here to Read This Week in Louisville History: Third time’s a charm for World War I victory parade. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.
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This Week In Louisville History: December 1st, 2012 Pro Wrestler Taeler Hendrix win's OVW Championship for a third time (Vol.1 Issue 7)
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This Week In Louisville History. This Day In Pop Culture. Thursday, December 1, 2016. December 1st, 2012 Pro Wrestler Taeler Hendrix win's OVW Championship for a third time (Vol.1 Issue 7). On December 1st, 2012, professional wrestler Taeler Hendrix defeated Taryn Terrell to win the Ohio Valley Wrestling Women's Championship for a third time in a 'poop in the pool' match during the Saturday Night Special at Davis Arena at 4400 Shepherdsville Road in Louisville. As stipulated, Taryn had to get into the 'p...
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This Week In Louisville History: November 2nd, 1920: Power of the Vote Gives Black Citizens a Chance for a future (Vol. 1 issue 3)
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This Week In Louisville History. This Day In Pop Culture. Wednesday, November 2, 2016. November 2nd, 1920: Power of the Vote Gives Black Citizens a Chance for a future (Vol. 1 issue 3). Click title to read This week in Louisville history: The vote that created one of the nation’s first African American liberal arts colleges. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.
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This Week In Louisville History: October 29, 1960: Muhammad Ali Vs The Lawman (Vol.1 Issue 2)
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This Week In Louisville History. This Day In Pop Culture. Saturday, October 29, 2016. October 29, 1960: Muhammad Ali Vs The Lawman (Vol.1 Issue 2). Click title to read. This Week In Louisville History: Muhammad Ali makes his pro debut at Freedom Hall. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.
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This Week In Louisville History: November 18th 1926: First Royalty to visit Louisville to much delight, and a few children's sadness (Vol.1 Issue 5)
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This Week In Louisville History. This Day In Pop Culture. Friday, November 18, 2016. November 18th 1926: First Royalty to visit Louisville to much delight, and a few children's sadness (Vol.1 Issue 5). Click here to read This Week in Louisville History: Queen Marie of Romania visits the city. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.
John King Culture Archivist : Projects
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Selected Resume and Projects of John King; Louisville Ky. Pinballsin' a Documentary Film on Louisville's underground Pinball Scene. John King shot, directed, edited, and produced this 30 minute documentary film about one of Louisville's fastest growing sub-cultures, Underground Pinball Tournaments. Website: pinballsin.culturearchivist.com. Louisville Is For Lovers. Website: louisvilleisforlovers.culturearchivist.com. Website: 37flood.blogspot.com. Website: celebratedsounds.blogspot.com. Using a grant fro...
John King Culture Archivist : Resume
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Selected Resume and Projects of John King; Louisville Ky. Audio Engineering for Sound Archives). Special Collections and Archives. Responsible for generating, editing, and overseeing copy, audio, and visual content for Louisville’s oldest music and entertainment blog). 37FLOOD Louisville Music and entertainment news online Magazine. Louisville Is For Lovers. Speaker at the International Association for the Study of Popular Music (IASPM) Annual Conference. Full Scholarship to Berea College.
John King Culture Archivist : March 2015
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Selected Resume and Projects of John King; Louisville Ky. Tuesday, March 24, 2015. The site is meant to represent the Bio. Of John King; Culture Archivist. Projects. Being the most interesting of course. Please feel to contact. With any questions, comments, or possible opportunities. Opportunities being the most interesting of course. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This Day In Pop Culture. Louisville Is For Lovers. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
John King Culture Archivist : Art
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Selected Resume and Projects of John King; Louisville Ky. My Mother worked in the industrial Glass industry specializing in Plate and Auto Glass manufacturing. My father was a renowned Stained glass maker and ground breaking glass artist in contemporary Glass Sculptures. as a young boy, until i began showing work on my own, i worked as an apprentice for my father, learning traditional styles of art glass as well as new techniques such as blasting, slumping, lamenting, chipping and fusing. Today i live an...
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This Day In PHISHtory. Brought to you by A Live One. Explore the music of Phish! 14 years ago: Hampton Coliseum - Hampton, VA - 2003. January 04, 2003. Boogie On Reggae Woman. Bouncing Around the Room. Split Open and Melt. Mountains in the Mist. What’s the Use? Fast Enough for You. 3] Trey, Mike, and Page each took an individual “big rock ending” vamp before the band ended the song together. Jan 4th, 2017. 2 years ago: American Airlines Arena - Miami, FL - 2015. January 03, 2015. Scent of a Mule. 3] Keyw...
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This Day In Pixar. A site dedicated to Pixar Animation Studios, one day at a time. Saturday, August 8, 2015. Traveling Route 66 through Springfield, Missouri. Last week my family and I spent a few days in Springfield, MO while my daughter played in a fastpitch softball tournament. When I found out her tournament was being held in Springfield I was happy as I knew Route 66, which was a major locale and inspiration for Pixar's 2006 film Cars. Ran through the city. Cars. Their only customization was the eyes.
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This day in pop culture. Your daily serving of the world's Pop Culture History in story format. This Week In Louisville History. Jan 12, 2017. January 12 - From Slave To Lawman: The Story Of Bass Reeves. Bass Reeves (public domain photo). Jan 4, 2017. January 4: Topsy the Elephant is Executed for Amusement (But No One Was Amused). On January 4th, in 1903, Topsy the Elephant was executed at Luna Park in Coney Island New York, by a combination of poison, electrocution, and strangulation. Jan 1, 2017. New Y...
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This Day in Pottery History. A potter's journey down the byways of pottery history. July 19, 2015. Militia units from surrounding towns faced the angry crowd. The militia captain demanded, Who is your leader? The entire crowd shouted, I’m the leader! This confrontation might bring to mind a famous scene from the 1960 film Spartacus. But it actually took place on March 7, 1799 in Easton, PA., during what is known as the Fries Rebellion. The Fries Rebellion was one of many, like the Shay’s. Along came the ...
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This Day in Quotes. The famous quotations and phrases linked to each day of the year. August 12, 2015. 8220;How does it feel to be one of the beautiful people? The phrase “beautiful people”. Had been used prior to the 1960s. For example, in. A social comedy first performed in 1895, one of the characters says at a gathering of high society partygoers:. 8220;I like looking at geniuses, and listening to beautiful people.”. And, in 1941, William Saroyan. Titled one of his plays. One version was “. 8220;beaut...
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This Day in Rage. This Day in Rage. Just another WordPress site. November 18, 2013. Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging! Proudly powered by WordPress. By Star Verte LLC.
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