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12.07.07 : Had a GREAT time at the Latin American Kitchen class recently with the instructor Richard Ruben. He's such a flirt, but possesses a fountain of knowledge! Here are some of the dishes we made that I managed to get pix of!
Dug through a couple more images of Miami Dade South Campus. A truly fine example or Brutalist forms with Miami necessity.
The characters of each language make up the words of life.
The words of life are the bridge to knowledge.
There are a variety of enterprise knowledge management tools available in the market, each claiming to be better than others. So what parameters should you pay attention to when choosing? Well, Spotafile proposes the six basic features required for a knowledge sharing platform.
Knowledge sharing forum and Learning Platform on Eliminating Violence Against Women and Girls, Harmful Practices and Promoting Sexual and Reproductive Health and Reproductive Rights - 9th-10th August 2022. Dakar, Senegal
Copyright: UN Women/Yulia Panevina
well i don't like to place a book here at flickr to actually say that my subject is all about knowledge... i am using this bulb as a symbol... i remember the light bulb idea... remember the cartoons they always show a light bulb when the have great ideas in their minds.
by the way this is my assignment for the week at dps.
Some people drink from the fountain of knowledge, others just gargle. What do YOU do with the fountain of knowledge?
Joe Louis was the first Black Athlete to become a hero for the entire population of the United States. The Memorial is in the COBO Hall, (Downtown Detroit)
The Cultural Role of Roman Baths
The Roman baths, or thermae, were far more than places of cleanliness—they were the beating heart of social, cultural, and even political life in the Roman Empire. These were public spaces where the boundaries of age, gender, and social status dissolved in the warmth and steam. For the elderly—particularly women—the baths were a sanctuary, where the frailties of the body were met with care, and where the wisdom of life was passed down in intimate conversation.
Town and Countryside: Baths as Gathering Places
In the cities, grand bath complexes like the Baths of Caracalla or Diocletian were a given, accessible to citizens regardless of wealth. Here, they could enjoy heat, massage, and companionship in surroundings adorned with mosaics, statues, and gardens. The baths functioned as a kind of "people’s university," where news, gossip, and philosophy were exchanged.
In the countryside, smaller but equally vital balnea—local bathhouses—served as communal hubs for villages. Here, traditions and healing rituals were preserved, and older women played a key role as guardians of knowledge about herbs, salves, and the rhythms of life.
The baths were also a space where women’s fellowship flourished. Younger women, as they washed and massaged their elders, learned not only practical skills but also lessons of love, loss, and how to navigate a world dominated by men. It was here that grandmothers told stories of gods, heroes, and their own lives—while the young listened, their hands busy in the warm water.
A Poem: "In the Embrace of Steam"
In the embrace of steam, where time unwinds,
she sits—her skin like parchment, lined,
wrinkles like rivers, deep and wise.
Young hands, smooth, wash hair
once golden, now like snow.
The water carries voices, whispering,
tales of love and betrayal,
of children born, and children lost.
The salve smells of rosemary and time,
while fingers press sorrow from her shoulders.
Here, no emperor, no law,
only heat that melts the years together,
and words that flow like oil on skin.
"Remember," she murmurs, "life is a bath—
you enter clean,
but leave with more than you brought."
Three Haikus
1.
Warm stones hum softly—
aged skin drinks the steam’s old song,
young hands hold the past.
2.
Salve’s scent lingers,
wrinkles cradle storm and sun.
"Wash me into tomorrow."
3.
Tiles gleam, wet with steps
from then to now.
The water knows it all.
Toronto Reference Library Interior. Toronto, Ontario
"All men by nature desire knowledge." - Aristotle
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Marine Corps Sgt. Maj. Bryan Battaglia, Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman (SEAC), jots down notes during the SEAC Roundtable breakout session of the Defense Senior Enlisted Leader's Conference March 27 at the Pentagon. The SEAC hosts the annual conference where all five Service Senior Enlisted Advisors, to include the National Guard Bureau, and the nine combatant command SELs share their knowledge and expertise on matters dealing with the force. (DoD photo by Army Master Sgt. Terrence L. Hayes)
This one's for Kim.
Taken at 22:12GMT on 2006/09/22 for One World, One Time. I was still at school (Aurora, Colorado, USA).
Of the ten sephirot crystals, understanding is rather important for a society to come and accept each other they must know the way each other lives. Understanding the villain is the way the hero overcomes his foe and finally either converts him to good or destroys him for the good of all! Understanding is the way to friendship and unity as well as true fellowship, when we don't understand someone we will fear them completely or refuse to associate with them! Someone who opens up to all knowledge of the world and of the spirit he will be able to be at peace with them for as long as they accept him and he too in return!
Art Work by: Sam Rodriguez
"THE COMPOSITE KNOWLEDGE"
Opening Reception: July 20th, 2012 from 7:00-10:00pm
On View Through: August 18th, 2012
FIRST AMENDMENT GALLERY
1000 HOWARD STREET
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94103
Knowledge center management and use training workshop was organized in Dessie town at the zonal office of agriculture's knowledge center on June 14-15 2014. Knowledge center managers from Amhara and Tigray took part in this training