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Citizen Kane had its world premiere on May 1, 1941, at the RKO Palace.
Photo: Granger/Fine Art America
#vintage New York#1940s#Citizen Kane#Orson Welles#film premiere#movie premiere#RKO Palace#May 1#1 May#classic films#old Hollywood
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May 1, 2023 - Paris, France. [video]/[video]
#paris#france#molotov#riot#riot police#police#acab#explosion#gif#2023#fire#flames#class war#may 1#1 may#may day#workers struggle#fire extinguisher
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"May 1st! Day of Struggle"
Seen in Buenos Aires, Argentina
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1 May Revolution - Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, n/d.
German , 1880 - 1938
Oil on canvas, 54 x 48 cm.
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#OTD in Irish History | 1 May (Bealtaine):
Beltane, Lá Bealtaine, the first day of Summer in modern Ireland was celebrated by the Celts, and is now also celebrated by Neopagans and Wiccans.
1169 – A small party of Normans arrive on the southern coast of Co Wexford and established a bridgehead for further invasions.
1171 – Diarmaid MacMurrough, king of Leinster, died in Ferns, Co Wexford. Strongbow was his (disputed) successor…
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#irelandinspires#irishhistory#OTD#1 May#1916 Easter Rising#Beltane#Galtymore Mountain#Galtymore Summit#History#History of Ireland#Ireland#Irish Civil War#Irish History#Irish War of Independence#Lá Bealtaine#Limerick#Tipperary#Today in Irish History
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Happy International Workers' Day 2024
Happy International Workers' Day, 1 May, 2024! Workers of the world, unite! ☭☭☭
#sofiaflorina#international workers' day#international workers day#international labor day#international labour day#workers' day#workers day#labor day#labour day#may day#1 may#may 1#happy international workers' day#happy international workers day#workers of the world unite#workers#proletariat#working class#working people#we work for all#work for all#workers unite#workers rise up#may 1st#workers solidarity
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1 May 1969
Several stereo mixes are made of "Oh! Darling" on this day.
None will be used, because Paul McCartney redoes his vocals approximately 10,000 times.
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National Salad Day
Hey there, salad enthusiasts! Get ready to celebrate National Salad Day, a day dedicated to our leafy green friends and their fellow vegetable companions. Get your forks ready and prepare to dive into some delicious, healthy, and colorful creations. This national day is all about celebrating the wonders of salads and encouraging everyone to incorporate more greens into their diets. So, let's explore the history and delights of National Salad Day!
When is Salad Day?
It's national salad day on the 1st May.
The Birth of National Salad Day
While salads have been around for centuries, National Salad Day is a relatively new addition to the calendar. It started gaining popularity in recent years as people became more conscious of their health and nutrition. The origins of this day are closely tied to the rise of social media and food blogging. Influencers and health-conscious individuals shared their love for salads online, inspiring a wave of salad enthusiasts.
On May 1st, 2015, the internet exploded with mentions of National Salad Day. It became an annual celebration, bringing people together to appreciate the wonders of fresh veggies and creative combinations. From tangy dressings to crunchy toppings, it's a day to experiment and create salads that satisfy both your taste buds and your nutrition goals.
Salads Around the World
Salads come in countless varieties, each reflecting the unique culinary traditions of different cultures. Let's take a whirlwind tour around the world to explore some famous salads:
Greek Salad: A refreshing mix of tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions, feta cheese, and olives.
Caesar Salad: A classic made with romaine lettuce, croutons, Parmesan cheese, and a creamy dressing.
Cobb Salad: A hearty salad with a bed of lettuce topped with avocado, bacon, chicken, hard-boiled eggs, tomatoes, and blue cheese. It's a meal in itself!
Caprese Salad: A simple and elegant combination of fresh tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, and basil, drizzled with olive oil.
Tabbouleh: A Middle Eastern salad made with parsley, bulgur wheat, tomatoes, and a lemony dressing.
How to Celebrate National Salad Day
Now that you know the history and some famous salad recipes, it's time to celebrate National Salad Day in style. Here are a few ideas to get you started:
Organize a salad potluck with friends and family. Each person can bring a unique salad creation to share.
Try out a new salad recipe you've never made before. Challenge yourself to experiment with different ingredients and flavors.
Visit a local farmer's market and stock up on fresh produce for your salads. Supporting local farmers is always a good idea!
Share your favorite salad recipe on social media using the hashtag #NationalSaladDay. Spread the salad love!
Did You Know?
Did you know that the largest salad ever made weighed a whopping 20,100 pounds? It was created in Romania in 2012 and included a mix of lettuce, cabbage, carrots, peppers, and onions. That's one gigantic and healthy serving!
History behind the term 'Salad'
500 BC
The Birth of Salads
Salads have been enjoyed for centuries. The ancient Greeks and Romans were known to eat mixed greens with dressing as a way to cleanse their digestive systems. They believed that the combination of raw vegetables and herbs had medicinal properties.
17th Century
Salad as a Symbol of Wealth
In the 17th century, salads became associated with wealth and nobility. It was considered a luxury to have fresh greens and exotic ingredients on one's table. Salads were often served as a grand gesture to impress guests.
1763
The Word 'Salad' Enters English
The word 'salad' entered the English language in 1763, derived from the French word 'salade.' The French had a significant influence on culinary customs during that period, and the term quickly gained popularity in the English-speaking world.
19th Century
Salads Evolve with New Ingredients
During the 19th century, salads started to incorporate a wider variety of ingredients. Fruits, nuts, and mayonnaise-based dressings became popular additions. Salads also became more decorative, with intricate garnishes and arrangements.
20th Century
The Rise of Salad Bars
In the mid-20th century, salad bars gained popularity in restaurants and cafeterias. Salad bars offered a wide selection of fresh ingredients, giving people the freedom to customize their salads. This concept revolutionized the way salads were served.
21st Century
Salads for Health and Green Living
In the 21st century, salads have become synonymous with healthy eating and green living. As more people seek nutritious options and environmental sustainability, salads have become a popular choice. From kale salads to quinoa salads, there are endless variations to suit different tastes and dietary preferences.
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For years, May 1 was celebrated as International Workers' Day, also known as Labor Day in some countries, and often referred to as May Day. Here, in 1929, these five South Carolinan textile strike leaders marched in the Communist May Day Parade at Union Square. They carried signs, some of which pleaded for help, and others read, "Everyone on the picket line! Defy the Injunction!" May Day in New York passed quietly.
Photo: Bettmann Archive/Getty Images/Fine Art America
#vintage New York#old NY#1920s#1 May#May 1#May Day#workers#labor#unions#strikes#collective bargaining#parade#Communism#Union Square
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May 1, 2023 - Three separate riot cops in Paris, France, realise that they should have May Day off from work and take a nap in protest. [video]/[video]/[video]
#france#paris#may 1#may day#1 may#acab#riot police#police#knock out#gif#2023#fail#riot#class war#tear gas#karma#throwback#workers
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Happy International Workers' Day!
Glad första maj!
These are my photos from a few years ago. It's still eary morning here!
#1 may#första maj#international workers day#international workers' day#sweden#sverige#labor movement#socialism
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Pioneers, May 1st parade, 1956 Square (then Parade Square), Budapest, 1964. From the Budapest Municipal Photography Company archive.
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1 may 1941
There is war in Europe. Thousands of victims. Stalin hosts the parade on Red Square. The guests of honor of the parade are the allies of the USSR - the Third Reich.
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Soviet propaganda poster for International Workers' Day, designed by A. Gusarov, 1985.
On this poster there is a dove flying and below it there are flowers and below it is written "1 May" in Russian. On the back of the dove there is a plain globe with meridians and above the globe there are several red flags flying. At the top left corner it is written "International Workers' Day" in Russian. The background of the poster is white.
#soviet posters#soviet poster#soviet propaganda posters#soviet propaganda poster#soviet propaganda#soviet aesthetic#soviet architecture#international workers day#international workers' day#international labor day#international labour day#workers day#workers' day#labour day#labor day#may day#1 may#may 1#may 1st#workers of the world unite#workers of the world#propaganda poster#propaganda posters#socialist posters#socialist poster#socialism#internationalism#workers solidarity#workers unite#soviet art
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