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Testing the new iPhone

Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas

Wow nice uh?

 

Photo taken by Renata Simoes

Part of a series of shots retelling the story of Julius Caesar. This one is Julius Caesar himself!

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Caesars Palaceのアンティーク屋さん。Hard Rock Hotelと同じくらいRockしている。

Visit to Caesar's Palace.

 

We didn't have the time to go into FAO Schwartz which was unfortunate, so I took pictures of the horse instead.

Die Büste zeigt Caesar als hageren Mann mit spöttischem Lächeln und idealisierten, alterslosen Zügen. Es handelt sich wahrscheinlich um eine posthume Darstellung, die den Diktator nach seiner Vergöttlichung zum Divus Iulius zeigt. Sein Adoptivsohn und Nachfolger Octavian hatte dies vorangetrieben, um den römischen Kaiserkult zu fördern. Der Porträtkopf wurde im 19. Jahrhundert auf eine moderne Büste gesetzt.

  

This is romaine from the garden, btw.

Caesar loves to be outside ...

This was in a hallway at Caesars.

This is Caesar life-like polar bear. He is my first ever sewed teddy. It took ages to make him, but I am so happy, I have done it @^-^@

ein bißchen schief.....

unterwegs mit h.b.

This is the $9 caesar, from Aerosomethingorother. In the jetblue T5 complex there are at least two other caesar salads available, a $12 from the Italian place and a $11 from the sushi place.

 

Beer was like six bucks too. Eesh.

Lucilia caesar is a member of the fly family Calliphoridae commonly known as a blow flies. L. caesar is commonly referred to as the common greenbottle. The adult flies will typically will feed on pollen and nectar of flowers. The larvae feed mailly on carrion

 

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Our little boy passed away with the help of our vet. He had stopped eating and hadn't drank but what we put into his food since he had pancreatitis. He went in peace being held by both of us as he passed. I can't seem to stop crying for him. My best friend. Gave hugs under your neck and layed at my side. He was 3 months shy of 17 yrs. old. I miss him more than I could ever explain. RIP Caesar my baby.

Plutarch, I believe, wrote about CAESAR/'royals' sending out their family/crew to every city conquered (or FOUNDED with peasants/serfs/slaves) in order to have control over the city. The masses are not, now, aware of the family names or the 'fees' they pay, but, they are all there. Notice the COAs, symbols, etc., that indicate alliances/marriages/bloodlines/etc..

 

1500's is the dating of these maps. Kissing the Imperator's ASS is also done, disgustingly, by the many wanting to be recognized and, perhaps, raised to another level.

 

The kind of power wielded by the few, at the very top, is 'godlike' on earth (to make it simple for you): Every major city has been controlled for a long time and all the laws eat away at freedoms. Can you imagine a law forcing your child to be manipulated and controlled/programmed all day long by 'strangers'? Or, perhaps, allowing corporations to raise their fees and force us to pay because the gov forces us to buy their corp product (as in insurance which is controlled by 'banking' families).

 

Everything in our society is highly controlled and any freedom of thought, or physical, is vanishing daily.

 

'With Privilege' means this work is for nobles and rulers because NO ONE without 'privilege' is recognized at the highest levels.

Caesars Palace Pools (5-23-14 Memorial Day Weekend)

Caesar, flippin' the bird near the Forum in Rome.

Caesar's Mushrooms closed cap

Caesar's, along with The Venetian, are two of the most ornate casino hotels on The Strip.

Caesars Palace Sushi. yum

Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, January 13, 2014

Little Caesars (1,200 square feet)

4655 Monticello Avenue, Suite 107, Marketplace Shoppes, Williamsburg, VA

Opened in July 2014; originally Jeff's Flowers (opened in May 2002), later Philly Pretzel Factory (May 2008-May 2013)

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