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The Caesars camera is surely among the lowest-quality cameras ever made, but the color scheme is kinda cool. It is this combination of characteristics that makes me think this camera was the inspiration for the word "craptastic".
The seller of this camera claimed it was given to high rollers. I don't know about you, but if I was dropping hundreds of thousands of dollars at Caesars and this was how they showed their appreciation, I'd be pissed! :o)
This is the very first camera I bought specifically for my collection.
Caesars Atlantic City is a luxury hotel, casino, and spa resort in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
I shot this picture during recent visit to Atlantic City, NJ
The Phoenicians founded bases in Portugal from 1000 BC. They and later the c are said to have called the site "Alis Ubbo" and used it as the only large natural harbor on the Iberian Atlantic coast. According to Pliny the Elder, Lisbon was later regarded as a foundation of Odysseus.
Under Roman rule, from around 205 BC, the city was initially called Olisipo. Julius Caesar succeeded in breaking the last resistance of the local tribes in 60 BC. Under Caesar, Roman veterans were settled here to control the area. The town was granted Roman city rights in 48 BC and subsequently became a larg town in the province of Lusitania. From 409 A.D. onwards, barbarian tribes advanced into the Iberian Peninsula. Alans, Suebi, Vandals and Visigoths attempted to occupy Lisbon. In 468, the Roman city commander surrendered the city to the Suebi, but shortly after the earthquake of 472 the Visigoths began to rule.
In 719, Lisbon was conquered by Muslim Moors and later became part of the Emirate of Córdoba. After this, the city experienced its first major boom. Although Alfonso II conquered the city for a short time in 798,[ Lisbon soon fell to the Moors again. During the Caliphate of Córdoba, the city was one of the most important ports, while Christian Galicians and Leonese repeatedly attempted to conquer it. Vikings devastated the city and the surrounding area in 844.
In the 11th century, Lisbon belonged to the Emirate of Badajoz. From 1093, Raymond of Armous, a son of William I of Burgundy, was given the rule of Galicia. From there, he undertook campaigns against the Moors in the south. He succeeded in temporarily entering Lisbon after the Muslim ruler of Badajoz had submitted to King Alfonso, but even this conquest was was not permanent, nor was the occupation of Lisbon by Norwegian crusaders under Sigurd in 1108.
Even when Alfonso I came to power, the south of the Iberian Peninsula was still held by the Moors. However, in 1147, the siege of Lisbon finally led to the capture of the city. External support for the attackers was decisive: the successful siege of the city by an army of crusaders from the Second Crusade secured Alfonso I the basis for his rule over the entire surrounding area.
An earthquake struck on the morning of 1 November 1755.Along with a major fire and a tsunami, the Lisbon earthquake destroyed the Portuguese capital almost completely. With 30,000 to 100,000 deaths of the 275,000 inhabitants, this earthquake is one of the most devastating natural disasters in European history. About 85 percent of all Lisbon's buildings were destroyed.
The Jerónimos Monastery replaced the previous church on the same site, which was dedicated to Santa Maria de Belém and in which the monks of the military-religious Order of Christ assisted sailors passing through.
In 1502, King Manuel I laid the foundation stone for the monastery, which became a highlight of Portuguese architecture. The construction period lasted over seven decades and thus outlasted Portugal's heyday. Five architects were responsible. Nevertheless, the entire building appears unified. The complex was planned to be much larger, but the hall church, the two-storey cloister with refectory, chapter house and sacristy as well as the 193 m long west wing,were built.
Until 1834, the monastery housed the Hieronymites, the order of St. Jerome, who also gave the monastery its name. The building survived the earthquake of 1755 without major damage.
The ceiling of the nave
In 1983, the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The expressive head of an old man is inserted on a Trajan bust with armor and paludamentum knotted on the right shoulder. The portrait belongs to the type that is usually called Caesar. Both the shape of the bust, both the age of the portrayed man make uncertain its identification as Gaius Julius Caesar. The forehead high and furrowed, the veins at the temples, the thin mouth characterize this portrait with strong realism. The quality of the work is not bad
Source: Walther A., “Die sculpturen des Vaticanischen Museums”
Roman marble portrait
Rome, Museo Chiaramonti, New Wing, Vatican Museums
As the St. Michales monastery is built on an old roman temple, this headline ist quite fitting ;)
Sparkle Caesar! Sparkle!
Taken at the St. Michaels monastery on the Heiligenberg in Heidelberg, Germany
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Picture taken with:
Canon EOS 1000 D
Canon EF-S 18-55mm
ISO 100
Exposure: 16 sec @ f 8,0
Picture is SOOC, just some minor adjustments
A Caesar salad is a salad of romaine lettuce and croutons dressed with parmesan cheese, lemon juice, olive oil, egg, Worcestershire sauce, garlic, and black pepper. It is often prepared tableside
Caesar's Legion, Fallout New Vegas Photographer: A.Z.Production Cosplay Photography (www.facebook.com/azproductioncosp) Cosplayer: The StandArt (www.facebook.com/TSACP/) #cosplay #girl #anime #game
Caesar Creek is a tributary of the Little Miami River which is a tributary of the Ohio River. The Army Corps of Engineers built a flood control dam on Caesar Creek in the 1970's forming this reservoir in southwestern Ohio.
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This was another one of my favorite hotel entrances, the Caesar's Palace hotel.
It's a beautiful hotel, and quite huge! Inside of it you will find lots of restaurants and stores, one of those being the famous F.A.O. toy store... a beautiful, 3 (or were they 4?) floor place with a really nice, wooden Trojan horse in the entrance!! Beautiful!
It's also the place where the night club called Pure is at. My friends and I went to party there on our last night in Vegas and there were some american football players in the VIP section (of course! :P)... and the song Make It Rain came on... and they threw $1 bills! haha!... I grabbed 3! lol.
View it large and on black!! ;)
Teddy in the Window gets lots of post cards!
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For our second walk we caught the bus to Grange and then walked back along the Lake, we may have picked the side with Lingholm Kitchen.
James Brown / Black Caesar
Soundtrack Album
Trackliste:
- "Down and Out in New York City" (Bodie Chandler, Barry De Vorzon) - 4:43
- "Blind Man Can See It" (James Brown, Charles Bobbit, Fred Wesley) - 2:18
- "Sportin' Life" (Brown, Bobbit, Wesley) - 3:50
- "Dirty Harri" (James Brown) - 1:29
- "The Boss"(Brown, Bobbit, Wesley) - 3:14
- "Make It Good to Yourself" (Brown, Bobbit, Wesley) - 3:18
- "Mama Feelgood" (Performed by Lyn Collins)(Brown, Lyn Collins) - 3:29
- "Mama's Dead"Brown, Wesley4:47
- "White Lightning (I Mean Moonshine)" (Brown, Bobbit, Wesley) - 2:40
- "Chase" (Brown, Bobbit, Wesley, Jan Hammer) - 2:38
- "Like It Is, Like It Was" (James Brown) - 3:51
James Brown – Arranger, Composer, Conductor, Primary Artist, Producer, Vocals
Fred Wesley - Composer
Bodie Chandler – Composer
Lyn Collins – Composer, Primary Artist
Barry De Vorzon – Composer
Jan Hammer – Composer
sleeve design: Charles Bobbit
Label: Polydor Records / 1973
ex Vinyl-Collection MTP
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This is the inside of Caesar's Palace at the registration area. On my recent trip to Las Vegas I went around to most of the hotels and took some wide-angle shots of their registrations. This is probably one of the most gorgeous hotels on the strip and I have so many more upcoming photos to share. :)