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The famous Secret Room (Gabinetto Segreto / Secret Cabinet) houses the erotica collection of the Visit the National Museum of Archaeology in Naples. For long, these erotica objects from Roman antiquity could only be seen with the personal permission of the king of Naples. It has only been open permanently to the general public for the last two decades or so – children may still only enter together with adults.

Many of the objects came from Pompeii where phallic symbols were quite prominently displayed both in public and private households. Priapus was a popular subject. An erect phallus was seen in Pompeii as a symbol of fertility, good luck, and wealth, and not necessarily as sexual.

Some of the erotica is of very high artistic quality while others are not much more than schoolboy smut that managed to survive for nearly two millennia. The Garden of Delights Room in the Altes Museum in Berlin also has a remarkable collection of erotica from antiquity on permanent display.

→ See also Visit the National Museum of Archaeology in Naples for more on one of the finest collections of antiquities in the world, including the marvelous Farnese sculptures (including Hercules at Rest and the Farnese Toro) and the best artworks, mosaics, as well as frescoes from the excavations of Pompeii and Herculaneum.

Make your Career by doing CCNA Voice by Pihu Roy

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People, who are looking to move ahead in the area of networking and system security, must go for CCNA Voice. This is one of the most required certification in the world that allows you to work with WAN Networks. With this certification you also become the specialist in a best part of the network technologies.

in it. by Nissa Tzun

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september 2004, las vegas. me. in my car.

Down in Oklahoma by Anneli Ojaste

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Party time in a Gion restaurant by The Dude Supreme

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In the evening we used our proven method to pick another Gion restaurant at random, and ended up in some fondue-like place (the restaurant wasn't bigger than what you see on the pic). Three suits and their two ladies were having a beer, and got so drunk that one of them fell through the door of the restaurant. Fantastic evening though, good food & lot of fun! Weird detail: at some point the restaurant guy got out a jap-en dictionary, indicated a word meaning "Minister of State" and pointed toward the guy holding the bottles. If true, Japan's got some cool ones...

Ukraine. Hranitne: Living in a Conflict Zone by UNHCR Ukraine

Local kids in front of their school. Some children in the areas along the contact line found themselves captured between two worlds. Dasha crosses the contact line daily to get to school. Every time she needs to carry her passport and go through several checkpoints. The director Dasha’s school admits that since the conflict started in 2014, children grew up very quickly, learning survival skills of hiding and seeking a shelter during the shelling. In school hallways, numerous posters with the instructions on how to recognize and avoid land mines serve as a stark reminder that the conflict is far from being over.

#ZumaUnrest by David Larsen

In the wake of the #ZumaUnrest insurrection in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng that saw thousands of looters strip and, on occasions, burn down retail stores, private security companies have played a vital role in protecting the remaining retail stores from attack. In the wake of the insurrection, hundreds of thousands of people in rural communities will be vulnerable to hunger as supply chains have been destroyed and will take time to rebuild.

In the country by heller_dk

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Beautiful museum. Old farm Kringsminde.

DSHS "In the Heights" - Sunday by blacksheep_vmf214

Images from the final perfomance of Dublin Scioto's "In The Heights" on Sunday

Dervish in Progress-11 by Andy Brain

Ziya Azazi performing Dervish in Progress at Imagine Watford June 30th 2013

Skiing in Davos by Robert Scoble

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market in Fez by Bijoliane

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Busy in work by Dr.Rajat Kanti Biswas

The orange plastic was used to protect the idol from rain, but I used it to make a perfect silhouette.

Invader in Harajuku by Magnus Wrenninge

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20060708_01 Bam Infra onderstopper - Jagersbos by Dirk Achtien

In 2006 werd de Zoetermeerstadslijn omgebouwd tot Randstadrail. Ik ben toen regelmatig wat plaatjes gaan maken na het werk en in de weekenden aangezien de werkzaamheden zorgden voor exotisch materieel op deze lijn.

Op de trap by Annelyse.be

In Lissabon

Berlin by Photoauge.

In der Adventszeit in Berlin

ETIC Etica e Tecnologie dell’Informazione e della Comunicazione by Università di Pavia

11/08/2014

Un incontro per discutere di etica e informazione. In programma anche la cerimonia di

conferimento dei premi del concorso per tesi di laurea bandito da ROTARY INTERNATIONAL e

AICA con il patrocinio della Fondazione CRUI.

L’evoluzione rapida e continua delle tecnologie dell’informazione, la loro pervasività in tutte le attività

dell’uomo e la criticità crescente dei servizi offerti rendono sempre più importante che gli operatori del settore abbiano piena coscienza delle implicazioni etiche delle loro scelte e decisioni e che la scuola e le associazioni professionali si occupino di questi problemi.

Per questo, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL e AICA (Associazione Italiana per l’Informatica ed il Calcolo

Automatico, la prima e più importante associazione dei cultori e dei professionisti dell’Information &

Communication Technology), con il patrocinio della Fondazione CRUI (Conferenza dei Rettori delle

Università Italiane) hanno promosso un concorso per l'assegnazione di premi per tesi di laurea o di dottorato

sviluppate nell'area ETIC, Etica e Tecnologie dell'Informazione e della Comunicazione.

Beautiful Mangrove Forest in Ko Kut (Koh Kood) Island - Khlong Chao River. by Chakarin Wattanamongkol

Beautiful Mangrove Forest in Ko Kut (Koh Kood) Island - Khlong Chao River.

Milwaukee Street, Milwaukee, WI by Warren LeMay

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Built in the 19th Century, these buildings are characteristic of the remaining older commercial blocks in Downtown Milwaukee. The buildings are contributing structures in the East Side Commercial Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986.

fenced in by Michael Sean Photography

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dinner in Oudamsai by montyman

Our Spontaneous Trip To Shark Fin Cove in Davenport, CA (10-20-2016) #52 by 54WilliamGJusto54 (weather enthusiast)

Enjoying the scenic views at Shark Fin Cove in Davenport, CA. The weather was nice and unusually warm-ish out. This was during me and Gretchen's outing here at Shark Fin Cove....

Me & my cousin were being spontaneous & went to Shark Fin Cove located around Davenport, CA, just off Highway 1. We left San Jose just around 3 p.m. After driving down 17 & passing thru Santa Cruz, we finally arrived to the beach. We hurried down to the beach and took in as much views and pics as possible due to the limited daylight we had left. The views were breathtaking, almost made me feel like I was in Australia or so. We explored the place a bit & took in the views. Tons of seaweed were littered everywhere, likely due to the large waves from the recent storms we had. We then headed back up the steep trail back to the top to take in the sunset over the ocean. We stayed literally at the edge of the cliffs to view the sunset, so we used extra caution. I also wanted to come here to take pics of the Milky Way. This was my 1st time seeing the Milky Way by the sea! Once we were satisfied, we left the beach. To end the evening, we ate at Sonic back in Gilroy lol. It was a fun but tiring trip! Safe travels...

(Outing taken place Thursday, October 20, 2016)

**More about this hidden gem**

This beach is easy to get to, but you have to know where to look. If you speed down Highway 1 without glancing right (or left depending where you came from), you'll miss it! When you see the fin coming out of the water, you'll quickly realize why it got its name. The beach is voluptuous in its appearance & unique in the isolated location on the coastline.

DILO 2 by Clint Budd

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We are having some significant building work done at home this winter. To let the builders work through the joy that is a moist Welsh Winter we are having the scaffolding clad in waterproof sheeting. The bricks are able to work on a rather wet day

In Memoriam 2023 by fanfizeg

Kudstag Marsch in Berlin by Thorsten Strasas - Reportage

Rund 1.000 Menschen nehmen in Berlin am alljährlichen Al Kuds Tags Marsch durch die westberliner Innenstadt teil. Kern der Forderungen der antisemitischen Demonstration ist die Zerstörung Israels und bis dahin ein Boykott des Staates. In Reden und Sprechchören wird beklagt, dass Deutschland "ihnen", ergo den Juden, die "Füße küssen" würden und die Zionisten das schlechte Gewissen der Deutschen ausnutzen würden.

Unter den Rednern befand sich auch Christoph Hörstel von der obskuren Kleinstpartei "Deutsche Mitte", der auf der Auftaktkundgebung offen das Ende Israels forderte, die Palästinenser jedoch dazu aufrief, nach ihrer Rückkehr den Juden "nichts anzutun", auch wenn es ihnen nach ihren Erfahrungen "schwer fallen würde". Ebenso bemerkenswert und zudem Holocaust relativierend waren Schilder, auf denen "#niewieder" stand, sowie die deutsche und palästinensische Flagge abgebildet war. Auch auf diversen anderen Schildern waren antisemitische Inhalte zu lesen. Anhänger des Regimes von Bashar al-Assad in Syrien schwenkten die offizielle Fahne Syriens. Auch die Fahne des Irans wird oftmals gezeigt. Auch der stadtbekannte Antisemit Usama Zimmermann nahm am Aufzug teil, zudem Organisator Jürgen Graßmann.

Eine Person wurde wegen beigeführter Schilder festgenommen.

Am Rande des Marsches kam es zu kleineren Protestkundgebungen und Wortgefechten. Starke Polizeipräsenz trennte die Kontrahenten. Angeblich soll aus der Kuds Demonstration heraus ein Stein auf Gegendemonstranten geworfen worden sein.

Tanya in NY by Tetyana K

Friends in Seoul by Montauke

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South Korea

sl367 + large strands of eucalyptus trees ! by kangaroo-panda

House in Charleston by Larry Imhoff

I am guessing this is a much more recent build due to the slanted roof.

cable tray raceway. by royce2002

cable tray laying in the roof

Love in Bloom by Jacqeuline Constantine

Travels With Trippy: High In Hawaii by puuikibeach

Trippy whispers sweet nothings in lovely Leilani's ear.

Oh, to be half so suave as this lecherous little lounge lizard!

RARA 2023 / ROMA - A. M. D'Amelio et al., "Scavare in Archivio. La documentazione grafica & fotografica delle demolizioni nelle raccolte della Museo di Roma; in: Museo dei Fori Imperiali / Fb (21/02/2023). by Martin Conde

ROMA ARCHEOLOGICA & RESTAURO ARCHITETTURA 2023. Angela M. D'Amelio et al., "Scavare in Archivio. La documentazione grafica & fotografica delle demolizioni nelle raccolte della Museo di Roma & Archivio Storico Disegni"; in: Video & Fot0 - Mercati di Traiano - Museo dei Fori Imperiali / Fb (21/02/2023 [28/02/2023]). Anche: I Fori Imperiali & Via Dell’ Impero, 1924-1943; in: Il SIMART / Sovraintendenza Capitolina (2022-23); I Fori Imperiali & Via Dell’ Impero (1924-1940). Fabio Betti, Angela Maria D’Amelio, Rossella Leone & Anita Margiotta. Comune di Roma – Demolizioni e scavi. Fotografie 1924/1943 (2007-09) [in PDF]; Roma, I Fori Imperiali & Via Dell' Impero; in: CAPITOLIUM Anno Nono (1933): 1-686 [= Edizione online in testo integrale e in PDF]. Vari articoli in: La Domenica Del Corriere Anno XXXIV / No. # 19 (07/05/1933). wp.me/pbMWvy-3PS

Foto: ROMA - "I Cesari Sulla Via Dell' Impero"; La Domenica Del Corriere Anno XXXIV / No. # 19 (07/05/1933) (= RARA 2023 [02/2023]).

www.flickr.com/photos/imperial_fora_of_rome/52716871472

1). ROMA - Angela M. D'Amelio et al., "Scavare in Archivio. La documentazione grafica & fotografica delle demolizioni nelle raccolte della Museo di Roma & Archivio Storico Disegni"; in: Video - Mercati di Traiano - Museo dei Fori Imperiali / Fb (21/02/2023 [28/02/2023]).

Foto: ROMA – Angela M. D’Amelio et al., “Scavare in Archivio. La documentazione grafica & fotografica delle demolizioni nelle raccolte della Museo di Roma & Archivio Storico Disegni”; in: Video & Fot0 – Mercati di Traiano – Museo dei Fori Imperiali / Fb (21/02/2023 [28/02/2023]).

www.flickr.com/photos/imperial_fora_of_rome/52717551299

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Note: All the photographs cited here in this blog posting is from the original video source:

Nota: tutte le fotografie citate qui in questo post sul blog provengono dalla fonte video originale:

--- ROMA – Angela M. D’Amelio et al., “Scavare in Archivio. La documentazione grafica & fotografica delle demolizioni nelle raccolte della Museo di Roma & Archivio Storico Disegni”; in: Video & Fot0 – Mercati di Traiano – Museo dei Fori Imperiali / Fb (21/02/2023 [28/02/2023]).

All other photographs are cited from other relevant sources as listed here below:

Tutte le altre fotografie sono citate da altre fonti pertinenti elencate di seguito:

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Buongiorno! Ecco la registrazione della quinta videoconferenza dei ᴍᴀʀᴛᴇᴅɪ̀ ᴅᴀ Tʀᴀɪᴀɴᴏ incentrati sulla mostra in corso, questa volta a tre voci.

I colleghi ci hanno guidato nel percorso degli interventi urbanistici avvenuti a Roma tra il 1924 e il 1943 attraverso le preziose testimonianze dei disegni, dei dipinti e delle fotografie conservati nell'Archivio Capitolino, con particolare riferimento alle demolizioni del colle della Velia per l'apertura dell'attuale via dei Fori Imperiali.

Buona visione!

Fonte / source, Foto & Video:

--- Angela M. D'Amelio et al., in: Video - Mercati di Traiano - Museo dei Fori Imperiali / Fb (21/02/2023 [28/02/2023]).

www.facebook.com/MercatiTraianoForiImperiali/videos/11978...

Vedi anche i relativi materiali storici / archivistici digitali in:

1.1). Angela Maria D’Amelio et al., I Fori Imperiali, Via Dell’ Impero - Demolizioni e Scavi. Fotografie, 1924-1943 (2007/2009) [= due cataloghi di mostre e due volumi speciali in PDF].

1.2). I Fori Imperiali & Via Dell’ Impero, 1924-1943; in: Il SIMART / Sovraintendenza Capitolina (2022-23).

--- 1.1). ROMA - I Fori Imperiali & Via Dell’ Impero (1924-1940). Fabio Betti, Angela Maria D’Amelio, Rossella Leone & Anita Margiotta. Comune di Roma – Demolizioni e scavi. Fotografie 1924/1943 (2007-09) [in PDF] (2020/2023).

Fonte / source:

--- Fabio Berti & Angela Maria D'Amelio / Academia.edu. (2022/2023).

uniroma1.academia.edu/FabioBetti

sovraintendenzaroma.academia.edu/AngelaMariaDAmelio

Foto: ROMA – Fabio Betti, Angela Maria D’Amelio, Rossella Leone & Anita Margiotta et al., Fori Imperiali. Demolizioni e scavi – Fotografie 1924/1940. COMUNE DI ROMA (2007): 1-568 [in PDF].

www.flickr.com/photos/imperial_fora_of_rome/52717774228

--- Fabio Betti, Angela Maria D’Amelio, Rossella Leone & Anita Margiotta et al., Fori Imperiali. Demolizioni e scavi – Fotografie 1924/1940. COMUNE DI ROMA (2007): 1-568 [in PDF]. wp.me/pPRv6-58A

--- Fabio Betti, Angela Maria D’Amelio, Rossella Leone & Anita Margiotta et al., Via dell’Impero. Demolizioni e scavi – Fotografie 1930/1943. COMUNE DI ROMA (2009): 1-354 [in PDF]. wp.me/pPRv6-58A

Foto: ROMA – Fabio Betti, Angela Maria D’Amelio, Rossella Leone & Anita Margiotta et al., Via dell’Impero. Demolizioni e scavi – Fotografie 1930/1943. COMUNE DI ROMA (2009): 1-354 [in PDF

www.flickr.com/photos/imperial_fora_of_rome/52717718235

--- Fabio Betti, Angela Maria D’Amelio, Rossella Leone & Anita Margiotta et al., L’invenzione dei Fori Imperiali – Demolizioni e Scavi: 1924-1940. COMUNE DI ROMA | PALOMBI EDITORI (2008), pp. 1-64 [in PDF]. wp.me/pPRv6-58A

--- Fabio Betti, Angela Maria D’Amelio, Rossella Leone & Anita Margiotta et al., Via dell’Impero. Nascita di una strada. COMUNE DI ROMA (2009): 1-79 [in PDF]. wp.me/pPRv6-58A

Foto: ROMA – Il SIMART / Sovraintendenza Capitolina (2022-23).

www.flickr.com/photos/imperial_fora_of_rome/52717717105

--- 1.2). ROMA - I Fori Imperiali, Via Dell’ Impero, 1924-1943; in: Il SIMART / Sovraintendenza Capitolina (2022-23). Archivio digitale online e consultabile.

Fonte / source:

--- Il SIMART / Sovraintendenza Capitolina (2022-23).

simartweb.comune.roma.it/

S.v.,

Foto: ROMA – Umberto Croppi et al., “Via dell’impero. Nascita di una strada, demolizioni e scavi: 1930-1936. Scavi archeologici, sterri e demolizioni per l’apertura di via dell’Impero.” Roma: Comune di Roma (22/07/2009): 1-5 [ in PDF] (RARA 2023 [2010 /2023]) = wp.me/pbMWvy-3Jm

www.flickr.com/photos/imperial_fora_of_rome/52661129627

--- RARA (2023 / ROMA - Ciclo di conferenze in occasione della mostra ‘1932, l’elefante e il colle perduto’ (24/01-28/02/2023). Video & foto di: Mercati di Traiano Museo dei Fori Imperiali / Fb (24 & 31/01/2024). S.v., Documentazione archivistica storica integrativa sugli scavi e gli studi della collina della Velia anni ’30; in: RARA 2023 (07/2009 bis 01/2023).

wp.me/pbMWvy-3Jm

Foto: ROMA – Roma, I Fori Imperiali & Via Dell’ Impero; in: CAPITOLIUM Anno Nono (1933): 1-686 [= Edizione online in testo integrale e in PDF]

www.flickr.com/photos/imperial_fora_of_rome/52717848528

— ROMA – I Fori Imperiali & Via Dell’ Impero; in: CAPITOLIUM Anno Nono (1933): 1-686 [= Edizione online in testo integrale e in PDF]; in: Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma / EMEROTECA | PERIODICI E GIORNALI (2022-23).

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Fonte / source:

— CAPITOLIUM Anno Nono (1933): 1-686 [= Edizione online in testo integrale e in PDF]; in: Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma / EMEROTECA | PERIODICI E GIORNALI (2022-23).

digitale.bnc.roma.sbn.it/tecadigitale/emeroteca/esplora

Foto: ROMA – I Fori Imperiali & Via Dell’ Impero; in: CAPITOLIUM Anno Nono (1933): 1-686 [= Edizione online in testo integrale e in PDF]; in: Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma / EMEROTECA | PERIODICI E GIORNALI (2022-23).

www.flickr.com/photos/imperial_fora_of_rome/52717848468

Foto: ROMA – I Fori Imperiali & Via Dell’ Impero; in: CAPITOLIUM Anno Nono (1933): 1-686 [= Edizione online in testo integrale e in PDF]; in: Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma / EMEROTECA | PERIODICI E GIORNALI (2022-23).

www.flickr.com/photos/imperial_fora_of_rome/52716841772

Foto: ROMA – I Fori Imperiali & Via Dell’ Impero; in: CAPITOLIUM Anno Nono (1933): 1-686 [= Edizione online in testo integrale e in PDF]; in: Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma / EMEROTECA | PERIODICI E GIORNALI (2022-23).

www.flickr.com/photos/imperial_fora_of_rome/52716841797

Foto: ROMA – I Fori Imperiali & Via Dell’ Impero; in: CAPITOLIUM Anno Nono (1933): 1-686 [= Edizione online in testo integrale e in PDF]; in: Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma / EMEROTECA | PERIODICI E GIORNALI (2022-23).

Supermercato by Michael Kesler