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  1. cambridge, massachusetts
    september 1969

    young people, cambridge common

    flickr.com/photos/dboo/2686288
    flickr.com/photos/dboo/4073404

    part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf

    © the Nick DeWolf Foundation
    Image-use requests are welcome via nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com

    #photography #film #bw #blackandwhite #35mm #cambridge #boston #massachusetts #cambridgecommon #park #streetphotography #candid #people #youngpeople #crowd #mime #clown #1960s

  2. cambridge, massachusetts
    september 1969

    young people, cambridge common

    flickr.com/photos/dboo/2686288
    flickr.com/photos/dboo/4073404

    part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf

    © the Nick DeWolf Foundation
    Image-use requests are welcome via nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com

    #photography #film #bw #blackandwhite #35mm #cambridge #boston #massachusetts #cambridgecommon #park #streetphotography #candid #people #youngpeople #crowd #mime #clown #1960s

  3. cambridge, massachusetts
    september 1969

    young people, cambridge common

    flickr.com/photos/dboo/2686288
    flickr.com/photos/dboo/4073404

    part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf

    © the Nick DeWolf Foundation
    Image-use requests are welcome via nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com

    #photography #film #bw #blackandwhite #35mm #cambridge #boston #massachusetts #cambridgecommon #park #streetphotography #candid #people #youngpeople #crowd #mime #clown #1960s

  4. cambridge, massachusetts
    september 1969

    young people, cambridge common

    flickr.com/photos/dboo/2686288
    flickr.com/photos/dboo/4073404

    part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf

    © the Nick DeWolf Foundation
    Image-use requests are welcome via nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com

    #photography #film #bw #blackandwhite #35mm #cambridge #boston #massachusetts #cambridgecommon #park #streetphotography #candid #people #youngpeople #crowd #mime #clown #1960s

  5. 📣 La Fabrique du métro de Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93) fait appel à la compagnie « Le Bateau Ivre » pour assurer un déménagement invisible et drôle.

    🔗 lebateauivre.info/event/5-mime

    📍 La Fabrique du métro
    Parc des Docks, 50 rue Ardoin, 93400 Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine
    📆 Mercredi 01 juillet 2026
    ⏰ 18h00 - 21h00

    🏷️ #GrandParisExpress #LaFabriqueDuMétro #musée #SaintOuenSurSeine #Métro #transport #Paris #déménagement #SeineSaintDenis #ÎleDeFrance #animation #événementiel #event #mime #lbi2526

  6. 📣 La Fabrique du métro de Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93) fait appel à la compagnie « Le Bateau Ivre » pour assurer un déménagement invisible et drôle.

    🔗 lebateauivre.info/event/5-mime

    📍 La Fabrique du métro
    Parc des Docks, 50 rue Ardoin, 93400 Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine
    📆 Mercredi 01 juillet 2026
    ⏰ 18h00 - 21h00

    🏷️ #GrandParisExpress #LaFabriqueDuMétro #musée #SaintOuenSurSeine #Métro #transport #Paris #déménagement #SeineSaintDenis #ÎleDeFrance #animation #événementiel #event #mime #lbi2526

  7. 📣 La Fabrique du métro de Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93) fait appel à la compagnie « Le Bateau Ivre » pour assurer un déménagement invisible et drôle.

    🔗 lebateauivre.info/event/5-mime

    📍 La Fabrique du métro
    Parc des Docks, 50 rue Ardoin, 93400 Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine
    📆 Mercredi 01 juillet 2026
    ⏰ 18h00 - 21h00

    🏷️ #GrandParisExpress #LaFabriqueDuMétro #musée #SaintOuenSurSeine #Métro #transport #Paris #déménagement #SeineSaintDenis #ÎleDeFrance #animation #événementiel #event #mime #lbi2526

  8. 📣 La Fabrique du métro de Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93) fait appel à la compagnie « Le Bateau Ivre » pour assurer un déménagement invisible et drôle.

    🔗 lebateauivre.info/event/5-mime

    📍 La Fabrique du métro
    Parc des Docks, 50 rue Ardoin, 93400 Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine
    📆 Mercredi 01 juillet 2026
    ⏰ 18h00 - 21h00

    🏷️ #GrandParisExpress #LaFabriqueDuMétro #musée #SaintOuenSurSeine #Métro #transport #Paris #déménagement #SeineSaintDenis #ÎleDeFrance #animation #événementiel #event #mime #lbi2526

  9. 📣 La Fabrique du métro de Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93) fait appel à la compagnie « Le Bateau Ivre » pour assurer un déménagement invisible et drôle.

    🔗 lebateauivre.info/event/5-mime

    📍 La Fabrique du métro
    Parc des Docks, 50 rue Ardoin, 93400 Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine
    📆 Mercredi 01 juillet 2026
    ⏰ 18h00 - 21h00

    🏷️ #GrandParisExpress #LaFabriqueDuMétro #musée #SaintOuenSurSeine #Métro #transport #Paris #déménagement #SeineSaintDenis #ÎleDeFrance #animation #événementiel #event #mime #lbi2526

  10. How Toronto’s Melanie Santos Cordero found America’s quietest physical theatre tradition in The City that Never Sleeps

    🔊 Play Forget the figure in the beret, with their palms pressed against an invisible wall. That’s the…
    #Canada #Toronto #5CProductions #AmericanMimeTheatre #MelanieSantosCordero #Mime
    europesays.com/canada/89059/

  11. 📣 Grand Paris Sud a choisi notre animation de « Mime Suiveur » pour accueillir et égayer les coureuses de la 15ème édition de la course La Sénartaise. #Fierté

    📆 Vendredi 19 juin 2026
    📍 Westfield Carré Sénart, 3 Allée du Préambule, 77566 Lieusaint
    ⏰ De 17h30 à 21h30

    🎽 La Sénartaise qui est une course et une marche ou la moitié des frais de participation est reversée à la ligue du Cancer du 77.

    🔗 lebateauivre.info/event/mime-s

    🏷️ #Animations #Mime #Événementiel #lbi2526 #Seine-et-Marne #Île-de-France

  12. 📣 Grand Paris Sud a choisi notre animation de « Mime Suiveur » pour accueillir et égayer les coureuses de la 15ème édition de la course La Sénartaise. #Fierté

    📆 Vendredi 19 juin 2026
    📍 Westfield Carré Sénart, 3 Allée du Préambule, 77566 Lieusaint
    ⏰ De 17h30 à 21h30

    🎽 La Sénartaise qui est une course et une marche ou la moitié des frais de participation est reversée à la ligue du Cancer du 77.

    🔗 lebateauivre.info/event/mime-s

    🏷️ #Animations #Mime #Événementiel #lbi2526 #Seine-et-Marne #Île-de-France

  13. 📣 Grand Paris Sud a choisi notre animation de « Mime Suiveur » pour accueillir et égayer les coureuses de la 15ème édition de la course La Sénartaise. #Fierté

    📆 Vendredi 19 juin 2026
    📍 Westfield Carré Sénart, 3 Allée du Préambule, 77566 Lieusaint
    ⏰ De 17h30 à 21h30

    🎽 La Sénartaise qui est une course et une marche ou la moitié des frais de participation est reversée à la ligue du Cancer du 77.

    🔗 lebateauivre.info/event/mime-s

    🏷️ #Animations #Mime #Événementiel #lbi2526 #Seine-et-Marne #Île-de-France

  14. @pascaline : I hope that I understand your issue correctly.

    If an email message asks the email program (used by the recipient) to load external content (which usually happens each time the recipient opens it), typically the sender is considered to be impolite.

    The reason is that the sender can observe whether, and if so when exactly, someone opens the email. Also, the IP-address of the recipient is revealed to the sender (that is, to the server hosting the external content).

    This trick is commonly used by marketing companies and/or spammers.

    In addition, albeit not very common, sometimes email programs have vulnerabilities that cause code execution when external malware is loaded that exploits such a vulnerability.

    Finally spam filters don't like external content for multiple reasons, such as: it may be a "spammy" image, it may change over time, and it can even be something that looks like an image but actually (also) contains executable code.

    OTOH, sending emails with huge attachments is not considered polite either.

    Your best bet may be to include a highly compressed (relatively low quality) sample of a huge (in bytes) image, and add a link (to be manually clicked) that allows the recipient to download the full version.

    #Email #Attachments #RemoteContent #MIME

  15. @pascaline : I hope that I understand your issue correctly.

    If an email message asks the email program (used by the recipient) to load external content (which usually happens each time the recipient opens it), typically the sender is considered to be impolite.

    The reason is that the sender can observe whether, and if so when exactly, someone opens the email. Also, the IP-address of the recipient is revealed to the sender (that is, to the server hosting the external content).

    This trick is commonly used by marketing companies and/or spammers.

    In addition, albeit not very common, sometimes email programs have vulnerabilities that cause code execution when external malware is loaded that exploits such a vulnerability.

    Finally spam filters don't like external content for multiple reasons, such as: it may be a "spammy" image, it may change over time, and it can even be something that looks like an image but actually (also) contains executable code.

    OTOH, sending emails with huge attachments is not considered polite either.

    Your best bet may be to include a highly compressed (relatively low quality) sample of a huge (in bytes) image, and add a link (to be manually clicked) that allows the recipient to download the full version.

    #Email #Attachments #RemoteContent #MIME

  16. @pascaline : I hope that I understand your issue correctly.

    If an email message asks the email program (used by the recipient) to load external content (which usually happens each time the recipient opens it), typically the sender is considered to be impolite.

    The reason is that the sender can observe whether, and if so when exactly, someone opens the email. Also, the IP-address of the recipient is revealed to the sender (that is, to the server hosting the external content).

    This trick is commonly used by marketing companies and/or spammers.

    In addition, albeit not very common, sometimes email programs have vulnerabilities that cause code execution when external malware is loaded that exploits such a vulnerability.

    Finally spam filters don't like external content for multiple reasons, such as: it may be a "spammy" image, it may change over time, and it can even be something that looks like an image but actually (also) contains executable code.

    OTOH, sending emails with huge attachments is not considered polite either.

    Your best bet may be to include a highly compressed (relatively low quality) sample of a huge (in bytes) image, and add a link (to be manually clicked) that allows the recipient to download the full version.

    #Email #Attachments #RemoteContent #MIME

  17. @pascaline : I hope that I understand your issue correctly.

    If an email message asks the email program (used by the recipient) to load external content (which usually happens each time the recipient opens it), typically the sender is considered to be impolite.

    The reason is that the sender can observe whether, and if so when exactly, someone opens the email. Also, the IP-address of the recipient is revealed to the sender (that is, to the server hosting the external content).

    This trick is commonly used by marketing companies and/or spammers.

    In addition, albeit not very common, sometimes email programs have vulnerabilities that cause code execution when external malware is loaded that exploits such a vulnerability.

    Finally spam filters don't like external content for multiple reasons, such as: it may be a "spammy" image, it may change over time, and it can even be something that looks like an image but actually (also) contains executable code.

    OTOH, sending emails with huge attachments is not considered polite either.

    Your best bet may be to include a highly compressed (relatively low quality) sample of a huge (in bytes) image, and add a link (to be manually clicked) that allows the recipient to download the full version.

    #Email #Attachments #RemoteContent #MIME

  18. Ready for a charming in-game performance? Check out this playful Final Fantasy XIV mime — expressive moves, witty staging, and pure FFXIV flair. Perfect little machinima for fans who love creativity in MMO worlds. Smile guaranteed! #FinalFantasyXIV #FFXIV #Mime #Machinima #Gaming #FanVideo #PeerTube #MMORPG #English
    video.duskeld.dev/videos/watch

  19. Ready for a charming in-game performance? Check out this playful Final Fantasy XIV mime — expressive moves, witty staging, and pure FFXIV flair. Perfect little machinima for fans who love creativity in MMO worlds. Smile guaranteed! #FinalFantasyXIV #FFXIV #Mime #Machinima #Gaming #FanVideo #PeerTube #MMORPG #English
    video.duskeld.dev/videos/watch

  20. Découvrez «Gardez‑nous une place», court‑métrage du Master 1 Mime (Univ. Bordeaux Montaigne, promo 2017‑2018). Une création touchante et inventive par Sarah Combredet, Camille Delanes et Alexandre Miotti — avec Chloé Buire & Béatrice Collignon. Ne manquez pas ce bijou d'éducation artistique ! #French #Mime #Théâtre #CourtMétrage #Université #Bordeaux #Éducation
    videos-passages.huma-num.fr/vi

  21. Trixie's a silly little clown from a clown planet out in a galaxy far away. She was exiled for being able to turn into different types of clown! Now she spends her days around the DSO doing clowny stuff!
    #Oc #trixie #mime #circus #tramp #hobo #penny #bigtopburger #fanart #powers #clown

  22. Trixie's a silly little clown from a clown planet out in a galaxy far away. She was exiled for being able to turn into different types of clown! Now she spends her days around the DSO doing clowny stuff!
    #Oc #trixie #mime #circus #tramp #hobo #penny #bigtopburger #fanart #powers #clown

  23. RE: mastodon.social/@verge/1160748

    Oh, it was bad #MIME conversion.
    I’ve been asking myself this question since first seeing the texts.

  24. RE: mastodon.social/@verge/1160748

    Oh, it was bad #MIME conversion.
    I’ve been asking myself this question since first seeing the texts.

  25. RE: mastodon.social/@verge/1160748

    Oh, it was bad #MIME conversion.
    I’ve been asking myself this question since first seeing the texts.

  26. RE: mastodon.social/@verge/1160748

    Oh, it was bad #MIME conversion.
    I’ve been asking myself this question since first seeing the texts.