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I Gigli … dall’Orto di Eugenio
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Come sempre … per chi non avesse il Computer
e fosse interessato al video appena pubblicato …
Questo è il suo link
www.flickr.com/photos/65831537@N04/49922159703/in/album-7...
L’importante è avere un telefonino o Tablet che entri in Internet.
Lo si vede con il proprio Browser …
Esempio: “Chrome - Firefox - Internet - Explorer” etc. etc.
Con il mio Tablet - lo apro con il Browser - Google Chrome.
(Parte con la freccetta piccola) … con quella di Flickr non si vede.
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Non abbassiamo la guardia!!!
Per amore nostro e per amore degli altri.
OBBLIGO la mascherina - “salva vita”- nei luoghi affollati !!!
(anche se “virtuale” - non meno caloroso)
Un abbraccio cari amici da Liliana.
Brad Pitt under the grapevine pergola.
We have serious problems with our Internet connection :-(
The speed is about 0.05 Mbps.
Telecom / Tim told us they no longer care about fixing obsolete phone lines.
We will probably be disconnected until we find another solution for our difficult location :-(
FROM THE INTERNET:
This historic site at Promontory Summit, Utah Territory, was the locale of one of the most important accomplishments of the 19th century.
On May 10, 1869, officials of the Central Pacific Railroad and Union Pacific Railroad met here to drive four symbolic spikes (two gold), celebrating the completion of the first transcontinental railroad.
The Last Spike Ceremony is reenacted every year on the May 10th anniversary.
Working replicas of the 1860s steam locomotives 'Jupiter' and '119' keep the kids (and adults) enthralled.
Internet bien connecté dans le Barrio Gótico de Barcelona.
Well connected internet in the Barrio Gótico of Barcelona.
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Pour en savoir davantage sur les lieux de reportages de chaque série de photographies, je vous invite à consulter les liens internet du ou des sites touristiques ci-dessous :
www.facebook.com/Comit%C3%A9-des-f%C3%AAtes-Arcinges-1261...
www.charlieubelmont.com/tourisme/sites-et-monuments/
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+ 49.000.000 views of albums, galleries and photos !
Thank you for your visits, comments, awards, invitations and favorites.
In that forgotten happy era without the Internet, it was the State Republican Library of the Ukrainian SSR named after the CPSU.
After the declaration of independence, the library became known as the State Library of Ukraine, and in 1994, according to the Presidential Decree, it received the status of the National Parliamentary Library of Ukraine.
Вікна великого читального залу. Моє улюблене місце біля третього вікні зліва. В епоху без Інтернету, майже кожні вихідні впродовж 5-ти академічних років, я дивився на світ очима славетних авторів крізь призму іхніх книжок.
У ту забуту щасливу епоху без Інтернету, це була Державна республіканська бібліотека УРСР імені КПРС.
Після проголошення незалежності бібліотека стала називатися Державною бібліотекою України, а 1994 року, згідно з Указом Президента, вона набула статусу Національної парламентської бібліотеки України.
The new year brought us quite a treat! Orcas Island is in the background. Welcome 2020.
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My entry to the 2nd round of this years Rogue Olympics, theme: "Internet".
I used 89 parts for this build. As you can see here:
www.flickr.com/photos/48198405@N07/52786074059/in/datepos...
Looking north at the intersection of Palo Verde and Baseline west of Buckeye, Arizona.
Hasselblad 501 CM + Zeiss Distagon f/3.5 60mm CF + Kodak Portra 160 @ 100. Lab: The Icon, Los Angeles, CA. Scan: Epson V850.
I Was Raised on the Internet focuses on how the internet has changed the way we experience the world. Due to new types of gaming and entertainment and the rise of social media and alternative modes of representation, the everyday is no longer what it used to be. The ways we interact with each other have shifted through the connected nature of telecommunications devices across the internet, including mobile applications, social media platforms, and large search engines that have become everyday tools for individuals from all walks of life. New modes, not only of seeing but also of feeling, have emerged in response to this.
I Was Raised on the Internet documents a specific moment in time, beginning with 1998 and extending to the present, and focuses on the shifts that have occurred since the millennium. The nearly 100 works in the exhibition span photography, painting, sculpture, film, and video, as well as emerging technologies and interactive elements, which include interactive computer works and virtual reality. Among these are new adaptations of major bodies of work, as well as new commissions from some of the most significant artists working with these ideas today.
Years Ago I Encountered an Image of You on the Internet
I knew I wanted to visit, hiking and exploring your wonder
The wind carried the scent of volcanic remnants as I ventured into your wonderland
A sky devoid of any clouds, stretching endlessly above
A distant mountain peak, once with fiery volcanic eruptions
To me, it is a land of undiscovered enchantment
Curiosity and reverence fill me as I step forward
On a path that leads ahead
Another work of short poetry or prose to complement the image captured one morning in Lassen Volcanic National Park. This is while hiking along the Cinder Cone Trail with the namesake feature to my front and looking to the south-southwest. I’d come across a similar image several years prior from a blog post (www.sfgate.com/california-parks/article/Don-t-make-the-sa...) describing different things to hike and explore in this national park. This setting is one that I had promised myself that I would attempt to capture when I came across it. The view is looking to one of the paths leading to the summit area. I chose though to take the path that goes behind and follows a different direction with the return coming down the trail to the front on the image right.
The rest of the image was attempting to align myself with the peak and some of the evergreen pine trees as foreground interest. I later worked with control points in DxO PhotoLab 8 and then made some adjustments to bring out the contrast, saturation and brightness I wanted for the final image.
It seems in modern times many people have taken to social media to make a buck. Between Instagram, Facebook, You Tube, Tik Tok, Twitter and any others I may have missed. A lot of biggest earners are some twenty year young woman who look like they live on four hundred calories a day peddling their good looks to desperate over sexed men. Another big spin are the youthful commentators like those above who concentrate on political and social issues although here in New York City these wannabe journalists are as almost as abundant as the panhandlers'.
The historic site of the first successful large-scale sugar plantation and mill in Hawaiʻi, founded by Ladd & Company in 1835 and operational until 1996. The Old Sugar Mill of Koloa is a National Historical Landmark.
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Some odds and ends I gathered from the internet about house sparrows in the U.S..They were first introduced in NYC in 1851.They are a very adaptable bird and flourish near people. Their numbers increased rapidly.It has been suggested they were introduced to reduce insects, but it was later realized they only feed on insects during nesting season. Their main food source is seed .They have adapted well and now eat a wide variety of food scraps from people.
Early on they were not looked at favorably because they displaced nesting birds such as Eastern Bluebirds and purple martins.The bird earned such a bad reputation that in 1880 a bounty of three cents per bird was made law in Michigan.It was possible to earn $1.50 to $3.00 per day. A lot of money back then.
I was surprised at some of the information I found .. In the mid 1500s they were used a food item and served in sparrow pie. a traditional dish.The oldest recorded life span is 15 years and 9 months.
Because it is such an easy bird to observe they have been the subject of more than 5,000 scientific studies .In recent years there has been an unexplained decline in their numbers ( not in my back yard).
One of my very young neighbors told me it was his favorite bird . I was surprised and asked why. His answer was simple.He said it was because he could always count on seeing it .
Excuse any typos , I'm a hunt and pecker. Hal