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I hate to overplay a theme, but again I just find myself seduced by the light and neck position of the swan in this image. I can never tire of just observing these beautiful creatures.
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De Plaats rondom het standbeeld van Johan de Witt is opnieuw ingericht. Rondom Johan is meer zitgelegenheid gekomen. Ondanks dat het nog niet helemaal klaar is wordt er al druk gebruik van gemaakt. Gelukkig mocht de boom ook blijven staan. Den Haag wordt steeds mooier.
De geschiedenis van de Plaats is HIER te lezen.
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The hill of Mars or Ares, better known by the name of Areopagus, of which hill of Mars or Ares is a translation. The Areopagus was a rocky height in Athens, opposite the western end of the Acropolis. It rises gradually from the northern end, and terminates abruptly on the south, over against the Acropolis, at which point it is about fifty or sixty feet above the valley. The spot is memorable as the place of meeting of the Council of Areopagus. This body existed as a criminal tribunal before the time of Solon, and was the most ancient and venerable of all the Athenian courts. It consisted of all persons who had held the office of archon, and who were members of the council for life unless expelled for misconduct. Before the time of Solon the court tried only cases of willful murder, wounding, poison, and arson: but he gave it extensive powers of a censorial and political nature. The council continued to exist even under the Roman emperors. Its meetings were held on the southeastern summit of the rock. The Areopagus possesses peculiar interest to the Christian as the spot from which St. Paul delivered his memorable address to the men of Athens.
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"I'd put a needle to her disc, if you know what I mean."
"Heh, I'd spin her till she skips, if you know what I mean."
"Yeah, well I'd flip her around and play Side B, if you know what I mean."
...and so forth.
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I apply linguistic theories of cohesion in text (meronymy) to the composition of my photographs. Most of the time I use one single image for my works that I like studying in terms of possible different meanings ("visual" semantic) to translate it later into the composition of my diptychs or triptychs.
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Idea ciertamente no mía originalmente, pero vale la pena mencionarla.
Si, la paranoia esta rondando, sobretodo la incitada por los medios de comunicación.
si si, pero...ahora, alguno se ha preguntado de quien es la culpa?
De los cerditos no es, y de los pollos y las vaquitas tampoco fue en casos anteriores.
La culpa es de algunos o muchos como yo que han apoyado la industria y el mal manejo de las granjas.
si su forma de vida en las granjas es tan innatural era de esperarse que surgieran pandemias de esta índole.
Entonces no le huyan a los animalitos,no se quejen por la paranoia y tampoco se aterren por "los grandes problemas del mundo"que todo es culpa de ustedes
y mía claro esta.
Its worth translating for some:
The idea is not originally mine but its worth to mention:
The paranoia is certainly all around us, mainly supported by the media.
Nevertheless, has anybody wondered who's to blame?
Its not the piggy's fault, neither it was the chickens or the cows in previous cases.
The blame is directed to some or many like me that have supported the industry and the bad tendencies of the factory farming.
If their lives in farms is so unnatural its to be expected such pandemic phenomenons to appear.
therefore, Don't hide from the animals, don't complain about the paranoia and don't freak out about the "terrible problems happening in the world" because its all your fault and obviously mine too.
I took this Meadow Pipit yesterday morning after a heavy frost when all the water had frozen. There were about twenty Meadow Pipits and one Pied Wagtail walking on a frozen pool and apparently feeding on insects on the icy grasses protruding through the ice. I managed to capture this one skating on ice so you can see the pale pinkish legs, which differentiate it from the dark-legged Water Pipit I have posted recently. Meadow Pipit is also less white underneath (more buffy), more crisply streaked on the breast, and has streaks on the back. Meadow Pipit also lacks a strong eyebrow (supercilium) though that is variable on Meadow Pipit. The very similar Tree Pipit migrates to sub-Saharan Africa for winter so any pale-legged pipits in Britain in winter are likely to be Meadow Pipits. Meadow Pipits breed in grassy habitats throughout much of Britain though they are most abundant in the uplands. In winter they usually wander to lower ground, especially to the coast.
Its scientific name Anthus pratensis translates as "small bird of the meadows". Anthus was a small bird that inhabited grasslands mentioned by Pliny but not identified as a Pipit. Anthus was also the son of Antinous and Hippodamia who was killed by his father's horses. The Greek myth is that he metamorphosed into a bird that imitated the neighing of horses, but fled at their sight.
Masai Mara (MNC) | Kenya
Interestingly the Tawny didn't like the look of this little snake either. He tossed it up in the air a few times exactly the same as the Greater Spotted had done, but in the end flew off without it, which is rather strange.
Obviously Tawny Eagles are not specialist snake eaters like the Bateleur, Brown Snake-Eagle, Black-chested Snake-Eagle etc., but they are known for feeding on carrion. In Africa it's not unusual to see them on old kills together with vultures, albeit normally on the periphery of the action. In Afrikaans the name of this bird is 'Roofarend', which translates to 'Robber' which I suppose is exactly what it was doing here in taking the snake from the larger Greater Spotted Eagle.
The whole event with the Greater Spotted Eagle, which was initially accompanied by an immature bird, and this Tawny Eagle was really interesting to watch and made a nice change to the animal encounters.
//Translation//
Mission Log Entry VIII - CT-2794 // “Quinton” // 2nd Joint Expeditionary Battalion // Inner Rim
Location - Inner Rim // Cato Neimoidian colony planet: Z-Y4
//Translation//
Excitement rippled amongst the men as the sun began to cast its rays upon their weary faces. After nine excruciating, exhausting months of liberating the colony planet, Z-Y4, from CIS and Cato Neimoidian explotation, we were headed back to Coruscant. Battle hardened and weary myself, I approached General Bardok to inform him upon our relocation.
“CT - 2794, the time has come. Execute Order 66.”
In a blur I drew my pistol from its holster. My head rang, and there was faint shouting amongst the chaos. When I came to my sense again, I stood with one foot on Bardoks stricken chest, his lightsaber laying on the street beside him. “The padawan,” I yelled, “find the padawan, find her! Find that traitorous Jedi!”
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Ha I tried to track something on a Thai site because its not updated on the US Side yet.... and the Google Translator just totally Cracked me up!
I can see they have made real Progress on sending my Package hahah
Dyrhólaey is a small peninsula not far from the town of Vik. The peninsula is named for the enormous black lava arch you see in this image. Translating to mean something like 'door hole', it is a popular location for photography and for viewing puffins.
The first time I visited this location the winds were so powerful that photography was virtually impossible. I came back later in the trip to relatively calm conditions and snapped this shot.
The very poor and rather bizzare translation of language from Mandarin to English seems to be a rather common occurence in China, even in bigger cities like Shanghai. It makes for a good laugh at times!
The matte painting (which can be translated with painting backgrounds) is a technique used mainly in film used to allow the representation of landscapes or places otherwise too costly or impossible to reconstruct or reach directly.
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I keep reading this in Ms. Swan's voice inside my head. Extremely bizarre name for a diner....I assume it can be blamed on bad translation.
Die Trostkapelle für verwaiste Eltern, ist der hl. Creszentia von Kaufbeuren geweiht - sie befindet sich unweit der Iller nahe dem Oyhof. Sie wurde 2006 erbaut.
Oyhof ist ein Ortsteil mit Wildgehege in Tannheim im Landkreis Biberach in Oberschwaben – Süddeutschland, an der Ostroute der Oberschwäbischen Barockstraße und der Mühlenstraße Oberschwaben.
Oberschwaben, das ist Natur pur in einer herrlichen Landschaft. Als Oberschwaben wird die Landschaft zwischen dem Südrand der Schwäbischen Alb mit der Donau, dem Bodensee und dem Lech bezeichnet. Das Allgäu ist der südliche Teil Oberschwabens, das Alpenvorland. In Oberschwaben gibt es fast 2.300 offene Seen und Weiher.
The consolation chapel for orphaned parents, is the hl. Creszentia of Kaufbeuren consecrated - it is located near the Iller near the Oyhof. It was built in 2006.
Oyhof is a district with game reserve in Tannheim in the district of Biberach in Upper Swabia - southern Germany, on the eastern route of the Upper Swabian Baroque Route and the mill road Upper Swabia.
Upper Swabia, this is pure nature in a beautiful landscape. As Upper Swabia, the landscape between the southern edge of the Swabian Alb with the Danube, Lake Constance and the Lech is called. The Allgäu is the southern part of Upper Swabia, the Alpine foothills. In Upper Swabia there are nearly 2,300 open lakes and ponds.
The translation from German to English with translator
The word “millipede” translates to “a thousand feet”. Despite the name- common species have between 34 and 400 legs.
Millipede bodies are split into a number of segments, and each segment has two sets of legs that attach to the body's underside.
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certainly something different for me. photo occured by accident and reminds me of the film 'lost in translation' which i love.
part of my 365 project
straight from the camera, no editing.
listen:
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De mannen van Damsteegt zijn hebben hun werk gedaan. De studenten van TU Delft kunnen beginnen aan de metingen van het westelijke puntje van de Zandmotor. Wat doet de zee met het strand en de daarop gevormde nieuwe duinen.
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[po polsku, dłużej i nieco refleksyjnie, poniżej]
ST43-345 with a freight train (tank wagons) after passing the Wisłoczanka passenger stop and yet before reaching the station in Boguchwała. Another from "Subcarpathian detours" series.. August 15, 2011.
Forgive me not translating my long impressions from Polish (below), they are related to my friend I took this photo with and who died from COVID-19 in 2021.
Photo by Jarek / Chester
Kompletnie nie pamiętam kiedy i gdzie go poznałem. Musiało to być chyba przed grudniem 2000 roku, bowiem, gdy peregrynowałem lokomotywownię na Odolanach w nocy, to mi towarzyszył... chyba. Albo jednak dopiero w 2001 roku się poznaliśmy, pewnie przy okazji jakiejś imprezy, ale jakiej? Tego momentu nie pamiętam. Z pewnością wpadł do mnie do Gdańska, gdy jeszcze tam mieszkałem, na długi weekend listopadowy owego 2001 roku, chociaż słaby to był weekend, ze świętem 11 listopada w niedzielę. W każdym razie pojeździliśmy nieco po północy kraju i pokazywałem mu moje zakątki, pogoniliśmy "lopka" na Ostbahnie, pokręciliśmy się po Węglówce, takie tam standardy północy. Wyznał mi chyba wtedy, że moje pierwsze fotki w sieci zainspirowały go do tego hobby. Ojej, urosłem, chociaż z tych moich pierwszych fotek i pierwszych internetowych stron to ja dumny nie jestem - było to technicznie i kompozycyjnie po prostu słabe. Sami wiecie, nie każda fotka, którą człowiek pstryknie, nadaje się do pokazywania urbi et orbi.
Ale on nie był byle kim, miał niezłe zacięcie, potrafił rozkminiać jakieś "motywy", kombinować, jak do jakiegoś w sumie banalnego ujęcia podejść tak, że nagle na nowo odkrywało się znane okolice. I był cholernie zawzięty, jak coś nie wyszło, to tylko złowieszcza cisza i nerwowe zagryzanie wargi zdradzało, że nie jest pogodzony z losem.
W sumie niewiele razem gdzieś wypadaliśmy. Pewnie wszystkich wspólnych wyjazdów było nie więcej, niż palców u obu rąk, a wypadów wyłącznie we dwójkę tylko dwa - ten pierwszy, gdy byłem gospodarzem terenów, oraz ten ostatni, gdy dłuższe zamknięcie na linii 96 między Stróżami i Tarnowem wymusiło objazdy linią Rzeszów - Jasło. Czyli, było nie było, ostatni wspólny wypad tylko we dwójkę miał miejsce w długi sierpniowy weekend już niemal dwanaście lat temu!
Wypad był całkiem udany, chociaż nie wszystko wyszło tak, jak miało i parę dłuższych momentów nerwowego milczenia zaliczyliśmy. Ale i poszukiwania różnych ciekawych miejsc, które już miałem tu okazję pokazać i pewnie jeszcze pokażę, sprawiały nam frajdę.
Ostatnim dniem wypadu był poniedziałek, 15 sierpnia. Jakoś ruch nie dopisywał, gdzieś w tyle głowy czuło się potrzebę powrotu do Warszawy, we znaki dawało się zmęczenie parudniowymi podchodami i ganianiem pociągów nie zawsze w do końca spokojny sposób (chociaż mimo czasem brawurowej jazdy, czułem się z nim, jako kierowcą, całkiem bezpiecznie). Chyba w okolicach południa złapaliśmy ten pociąg, ST43-345 z beczkami pomiędzy przystankiem Wisłoczanka i stacją w Boguchwale. A potem długo, długo nic i... zdecydowaliśmy się ostatecznie wrócić do domu. I tak to właśnie zdjęcie z 15 sierpnia 2011 roku było tym ostatnim wspólnie robionym.
Widywaliśmy się potem nie raz, ale o ile dobrze pamiętam, dłuższego wypadu nie było, z pewnością nie we dwójkę. Aż w ostatni czwartek (tekst pisałem w maju 2021 r.) kolega przesłał mi SMS "Jeżyk nie żyje"...
Żegnaj Mareczku, samych udanych zdjęć i świetnych motywów w Krainie Wiecznych Łowów (fotograficznych).
Fot. Jarek / Chester
Hermon, Calvanistic Methodist Chapel, Llanarmon Mynydd Mawr, Powys, Wales, UK
Year Built: built in 1827 and rebuilt in 1906 in a "curious" Art Nouveau-influenced style.
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Llanarmon Mynydd Mawr, occasionally referred to as Llanarmon Fach, is an isolated rural parish in Powys, Wales. It was formerly in Denbighshire, and from 1974 to 1996 was in the county of Clwyd. It measures 2 square miles (5 km2) and has a population of 40.
The scattered settlement lies on the south-facing slopes of the Berwyn Mountains in the high upper part of the Tanat Valley, at around 950 feet above sea level. Its name translates roughly as "St Garmon's church [on the] Great Mountain", distinguishing it from the village of Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog, 5 miles (8 km) away in the Ceiriog Valley.
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Originally taken and posted for the GWUK group.
Explored - Feb 26, 2017 #404
Guessed by ParkArtworks
The old City Hall (Ratusz), which stood in the centre of the market, burned down during the great fire in 1722. Then, the municipal government moved to "Cloth Hall" of Darłowo – completely rebuilt halls, located near St. Mary's Church, which since 1725 years has been officially the town hall venue. The interior is non-historical. It is worth to notice the Renaissance portal remaining after the previous town hall, which is located above the door. Coat of arms of the city – a griffin with a tail of a fish – and an inscription in Latin, which in translation reads: "The city was founded in the 12th (the last two digits of the date has not been included because they were then known), the AD, was enlarged in 1312. Three times burned: 1589, 1624, 1648. as many times risen from the ashes. Kind to God and the prince, be always fortunate. Grow and flourish. May God make you happy and may Prince protect you for a long time. But the despair, the fire destroyed it again in 1675 and 1722 and the town hall was rebuilt in 1725 and let it be for the last time".
Dreams of the citizens came true. To this day, the Town Hall is home to the municipal government and the city – untouched – survived the march of the Red Army that won the Western Pomerania in winter of 1945.
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Ik wacht altijd even tot iedereen uit beeld verfwenen is.
Dit gedeelte van de boulevard is ongeschikt om bereden te worden door zwaar materiaal door een constructiefout bij de bouw van het Legoland-imperium. Het zwakke gebied is afgezet met gigantische gekleurde betonnen legoblokken.
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... cartel translation (above) : Hello. I have hunger. I need help to food. Thanks.
... puede parecer el Tercer Mundo pero es el Primero... Barcelona - París - Londres - Nueva York ... para el dolor no hay fronteras... sólo víctimas!!!
... may seem the Third World but is the First ... Barcelona - Paris - London - New York ... for pain no borders ... victims only!!!
... salud, buenas luces y muchas gracias... a veces la vida es un asco!!!!
... health, good lights and thank you very much ... sometimes life it sucks!!
... Music: "Lacrimosa" from "Reqiem" by Mozart (Karl Böhm - Symphonic of Viena)
Here’s another MAD Magazine job (October 1991) that I really enjoyed doing. Back in the early 1990s there was an inane American television game show called “Studs.” Perfect for MAD to do a spoof. Basically two “hunks” go on blind dates with the same three “babes.” Then they all appear on the show together and the “hunks” answer questions about their dates. Each correct answer get them a “stuffed heart” which is stuck on their body. The “hunk” that has the most hearts at the end is crowned “Ultimate Stud.” No surprise the questions relied heavily on sexual innuendo and double entendre. Today this show is so not PC. It was pretty bad back then too! I enjoyed doing this job, but remember, I had to watch the show for a number of weeks to do the drawing. That was painful! When I brought in the sketch for this job I never thought that I’d get an okay with no changes. I did!
I put a short link, from Youtube, to the show as a comment. Just in case you don’t know it.
Translation:
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Putin's coup plan for Germany.
What role the AFD and Sarah Wagenknecht should play.
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Sahra Wagenknecht is the icon of a newly emerged peace movement of trade unions, leftists and communists. She is obviously to be defamed by an alleged connection to Putin and the AFD.
A series of found translations using the Instant translation feature of my phone's Google Translate app, while aimed at one of Catherine Silks' recent photos: www.flickr.com/photos/129762096@N03/51459004174/in/photos...
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very busy with tree work and then away till the end of the week. Look forward to catching up with you all soon . . .
Pictures from 2020
Temple Kirk Inscription VAESAC MIHM RI VÆS.AC. RI. MI.H.M
flickr.com/photos/phhsykes/albums/72157714828866072
In 2020 I posted 29 pictures of the letters on Temple Kirk bell tower. Here in this album are four pictures one taken with a 500mm lens and three taken with a 500mm lens and a x2 converter. These letters have been raising interest for many years.
On the North East Corner of Temple Kirk just outside Edinburgh in Scotland sharp eyes can read an inscription in stone that has been filled in with metal letters. There are various readings of the letters some of which aim to include some letters and to put others to one side regarding them as more recent inclusions. There are ideas that the inscription dates to the Templar Knights, or to their successors of this barony the The Order of Knights of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem. Pages online appear and disappear offering insights and revelations. The historic plan of the East gable in section with details from 1905 records different lettering to that seen in situ today. I have set these pictures to bring out details in the stone and of the metal to give interested partied a good view of the inscription including the letters and the stops.
VÆSAC. RI. IMI. H.M.
VÆS.AC. RI. MI.H.M
VÆS AC RI MI H M
VAESAC RI MIHM (without the Æ ligature)
“1975: Nigel Tranter says in his Portrait of the Lothians book that “there is a strange inscription on the east gable which long puzzled antiquaries, ‘VAESAC MIHM.’ This is now thought to be the initial letters of Vienne Sacrum Concilium Militibus Johannis Hierosolymitani Melitensibus (The Sacred Council of Vienna, of the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem and of Malta).” Tranter gives no attribution to the translation”
Reader of the Lost Stone by JEFF NISBET link below
I ask you not to look too closely at the carved oblong plaques near the metal letters. These carefully made recesses into the stone could also hold lettering, or give further evidence towards understanding the metal letters. The oblongs are much harder to see and I hope that their potential keeps people looking and not looking for clues and history for a long time to come.
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The letters recorded here are slightly different again VÆSAC· IMI· H·M RI. with notes from the artist
East gable, plan, section and details. 1905
i.rcahms.gov.uk/canmore/l/DP00324541.jpg
TEMPLE VILLAGE, OLD TEMPLE KIRK (CHURCH OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARS OF BALANTRODOCH) INCLUDING BOUNDARY WALL AND GATEPIERS
LB14621
“The incription "V?SAC MIHM" on the E gable below the bellcote seems to be a mystery. It has been suggested that it could stand for "Vienne Sacrum Militibus Johannis Hierosolymitani Mletensibus" (The Sacred Council of Vienne, to the Knights of St. John of jerusalem and Malta), or alternatively "Virgin ?des Sacra Matri Jesu Hominum Mediatoris" (Church Sacred to the Virgin, Mother of Jesus, Mediator of Men). In 1312 the Order was suppressed, and the lands were given to the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, whose good work was funded by the residents of Temple who gave them one tenth of their income.
Amended Scheduled Area 29 October 1999, No 1191.”
portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB14621
Reader of the Lost Stone by JEFF NISBET
www.mythomorph.com/wp/reader-of-the-lost-stone/
Re: Knights Templar suppression
sinclair.quarterman.org/archive/2002/01/msg00122.html
Temple Church inscription
www.inrebus.com/index.php?y=07&entry=entry071109-2125…
Temple Village History – Brief
www.templevillage.org.uk/temple-village/temple-village-hi...
The Old Temple Kirk may date back to the 12th century although it is more likely to have been built by the Knights of St John soon after they succeeded the Templars in 1312. The late Gothic tracery can still be seen with animals carved at the ends of the mouldings above the windows. This theory is confirmed by the inscription on the gable end of the church “VAESEC MUHM” that has been translated as “Vienne Sacrum Concilium Militibus Johannis Hierosolymitani Melitensbus” meaning The Sacred Council of Vienne, to the Knights of St John of Jerusalem and Malta.””
Here is a link to the VD or WD inscription
“The Temple Stone [W.D. inscription]
www.templevillage.org.uk/temple-village/the-temple-stone/
Temple Old Kirk
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Op 5 oktober, in de avond, is strandpaviljoen Amogos totaal afgebrand. Omdat er niemand was waren er ook geen gewonden. De strandtent is verloren.
Op vrijdag 6 oktober ben ik even gaan kijken en wat ik aantrof was verschrikkelijk, leek wel op een oorlogsgebied.
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