Aug 29,  · Western Red Lily (Nunavut Diamond Dream) 5 – Andrew Bar: Don't Trust That Man: 6 – Goatgirl: President Combed His Hair: 7 – Devendra Banhart: I Know Some Souls (Demo) 8 – Kath Bloom: Baby Let It Come Down On Me: 9 – Charlie Nothing: Fuck You And Your Stupid Wars: 10 – Diane Cluck: A Phoenix And Doves: 11 – John Allingham And Ann 5/5(2).

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Jun 30,  · So Much Fire to Roast Human Flesh. A benefit album curated by Josephine Foster “All profits from sales of this compilation will be distributed to specific counter-military recruitment and pacifist organizations and MEG BAIRD – ‘Western Red Lily (Nunavut Diamond Dream)’.

Sep 01,  · On Tuesday, August 29, Arthur magazine will release So Much Fire to Roast Human Flesh, an track, multi-artist compilation CD curated by Foster featuring exclusive contributions from some of the more outspoken members of the nation’s burgeoning psychedelic folk scene, including Devendra Banhart, Feathers, David Pajo and members of Espers.

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Josephine Foster "So Much Fire to Roast Human Flesh" an anti-military recruiting benefit curated by Josephine Foster, released August Cover artwork by Fred Tomaselli. The title is a line from a poem by the great Apollinaire, who died from wounds he sustained while serving in World War I.

In , a carat Fancy Red rectangular-cut diamond, sold for CHF million at Christie's, while the auction house also sold a carat heart-shaped Fancy Red diamond ring by Moussaieff.

A detailed project history of Nunavut’s first diamond mine contained on the NIRB website shows that the mine was originally owned by Tahera Diamond Corp. The mine, which operated from to , produced , carats of diamonds from million tonnes .

The diamond was also sought after by the scientific community, so I loaned it to the Smithsonian Institute before it was put on display at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. There have certainly been other famous blue diamonds throughout history, as these stones tend to garner much attention whenever they are unearthed.