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Tweet of the Week
Posted: 2024 Mar 15
Rotational forces
[📹 Toshihiro Suzuki / toshi_brilliant]pic.twitter.com/NreepRampw
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) March 15, 2024
Photo Memory of the Week
Posted: 2024 Mar 15
Huntington Beach, Feb 2018.
Second Photo Memory of the Week
From the truck-pull at RMCC's Obstacle Course conclusion to the cadet term.
Music of the Week
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Poetry of the Week
A Swarm of Gnats
- Hermann Hesse (translated by James Wright)Many thousand glittering motes
Crowd forward greedily together
In trembling circles.
Extravagantly carousing away
For a whole hour rapidly vanishing,
They rave, delirious, a shrill whir,
Shivering with joy against death.
While kingdoms, sunk into ruin,
Whose thrones, heavy with gold, instantly scattered
Into night and legend, without leaving a trace,
Have never known so fierce a dancing.Posted: 2024 Mar 15
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