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There's a special pathos involved with small markers. It's so easy to envision the grieving father shaping the concrete block himself and carving this heartbreaking message into the wet surface. Tragedy, all to common, yet more easily understood on such a personal scale. Middleham Chapel Cemetery, Lusby, Maryland.
As a society, we are trained to value the new over the old; the improved over the ordinary. A bigger house. A car with side-curtain airbags, run-flat tires, and a not-at-all-soothing voice that tells us we've missed our exit. A razor with one more blade than the previous model. A perkier trophy wife. It's human nature. We slough off our old possessions like dead skin; demolish old buildings to put up condos; put our news anchors out to pasture in favor of younger, more attractive faces; and look for other planets to colonize when we're tired of the old ones.
Of course, once we do move on, someone will inevitably sweep in and fix up Earth. It'll become a classic—a restored antique. With perfect blue skies, lush forests, gleaming skyscrapers. But it won't be the same; it'll be a showpiece, like Colonial Williamsburg, or Pamela Anderson. Just a spot for tourists to pretend they're back on old Earth for a few days, until something better comes along. Like Venusland. Or the Pirates of Mars ride. And one day we will all be replaced by new models—built by our robot overlords—and I imagine they'll have the same problem. They'll probably rise up against the robots and replace them with new and improved robot overlords. Nicer ones. With side-airbags and one more blade than the old model.
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According to folklore (and sci-fi nuts), Trolls are supposed to live under bridges. That got me thinking … would they also make their homes under freeways? Well, there was only one way to find out. I found the first freeway underpass I could and searched high and low, but alas, there was not a single Troll in sight. I mean, there were some rats and roaches, but nothing larger than a small dog. Maybe they are shy, or maybe they prefer the comfort of a nice wooden bridge, but either way, I can assure you that freeway underpasses are Troll free. You are welcome.
Pathos, inhabited since neolithic times its Roman mosaics are considered among the most beautiful in the world. They include:
The House of Dionysos, dating back to the 2nd century A.D. The house is named “House of Dionysos” thanks to the many depictions of Dionysos, the god of wine.
The House of Theseus, also 2nd century, geometrical decorations as well as mythological representations.
The House of Aion, dating back to the 4th century, Five mythological scenes: "The bath of Dionysus", "Leda and the Swan", "Beauty contest between Cassiopeia and the Nereids", "Apollo and Marsyas", and the "Triumphant procession of Dionysus".
The House of Orpheus
Dating back to the 3rd century A.D Three mythological representations worth seeing, “ Orpheus and his Lyre”, “ Hercules and the Lion of Nemea” and “the Amazon”.
The House of Four Seasons
This house lies north of the House of Orpheus. It was named after the mosaic that represents the personification of the four seasons, which dates back to the first half of the third century A.D.
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I decided to take these because i've been having a tough time lately, and i wanted to depict my state through photos. I probably took them around 1am - 3am
VQ-BRQ Boeing 737-8LP (41710) S7 Airlines - Picture taken from Andreas Papandreou Airbase , Pathos International Airport Cyprus 08-11-2019
Pathos, inhabited since neolithic times its Roman mosaics are considered among the most beautiful in the world. They include:
The House of Dionysos, dating back to the 2nd century A.D. The house is named “House of Dionysos” thanks to the many depictions of Dionysos, the god of wine.
The House of Theseus, also 2nd century, geometrical decorations as well as mythological representations.
The House of Aion, dating back to the 4th century, Five mythological scenes: "The bath of Dionysus", "Leda and the Swan", "Beauty contest between Cassiopeia and the Nereids", "Apollo and Marsyas", and the "Triumphant procession of Dionysus".
The House of Orpheus
Dating back to the 3rd century A.D Three mythological representations worth seeing, “ Orpheus and his Lyre”, “ Hercules and the Lion of Nemea” and “the Amazon”.
The House of Four Seasons
This house lies north of the House of Orpheus. It was named after the mosaic that represents the personification of the four seasons, which dates back to the first half of the third century A.D.
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This was a peaceful sunrise at the amazing Yellow Mountains in China. I had gotten there the night before and scoped out the area for the best places to catch the sun rising. I woke up at an unholy hour to get here before the billions of tourists changed out of their jammies and clogged up all the vantage points. It was a very short trip but well worth it.
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I met this old man during my trek through the mountain town of Dazhai, China. My guide, Bart, and I were making our way back from the rice terraces when he recognized one of the old wooden houses built on the side of one of the mountains. He asked if I wanted to meet a very old man and I excitedly said yes. We knocked on the old weathered door and someone let us in. After a couple of minutes this old man came out wearing a wide toothless-smile and holding a tobacco pipe which he proceeded to light. He looked so frail but he moved about with a sense of purpose that beguiled his old age. I don’t speak Chinese so I did not even bother talking but sometimes you can understand so much by simply observing. I gave him the international sign for “Can I take your picture?” and he nodded yes, so I pretended to capture the essence of his life for a few moments.
Can you imagine what it must be like to live to be ninety years old? To go through a transition of boundless energy and relevance to becoming sedentary and potentially forgotten? You would have lived and loved, served and fought, and made innumerable impressions on other lives. It would afford you with the depth of experience and clarity of vision to look back and divine the things of real worth. From that vantage point you may caution those just starting the journey to be more diligent about their interactions and to take care for the relations they make along the way. I guess we can only hope that the passage of time be kind to us and leave us with the type of memories and experiences that enrich our existence.
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If you were the San Francisco Academy of Science, what would you like to have on your roof? A space-age, rolling green pasture dotted with portholes, perhaps? It certainly targets your key demographics: cows, pirates and space aliens ... and space cows, or pirates in space. The thing is, I didn't see any of those patrons when I was there. Maybe I went on the wrong day.
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Andreas Papandreou Airbase , Pathos International Airport Cyprus 08-11-2019
If you imagine this image as a sculpture, you can see the pathos and grief etched on these trees. Caught somewhere between life and death, they move on.
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Pathos, inhabited since neolithic times its Roman mosaics are considered among the most beautiful in the world. They include:
The House of Dionysos, dating back to the 2nd century A.D. The house is named “House of Dionysos” thanks to the many depictions of Dionysos, the god of wine.
The House of Theseus, also 2nd century, geometrical decorations as well as mythological representations.
The House of Aion, dating back to the 4th century, Five mythological scenes: "The bath of Dionysus", "Leda and the Swan", "Beauty contest between Cassiopeia and the Nereids", "Apollo and Marsyas", and the "Triumphant procession of Dionysus".
The House of Orpheus
Dating back to the 3rd century A.D Three mythological representations worth seeing, “ Orpheus and his Lyre”, “ Hercules and the Lion of Nemea” and “the Amazon”.
The House of Four Seasons
This house lies north of the House of Orpheus. It was named after the mosaic that represents the personification of the four seasons, which dates back to the first half of the third century A.D.
Reflections on Terrorism.
Simple black and white poster made in 1985, most probably
inspired by President Reagan’s description of the Afghan mujahideen as
freedom fighters. Next to a photograph of Reagan is one of a New York City
firefighter. The caption underneath says: ‘A firefighter fights fires. A
freedomfighter fights ___________’
Der Derian, James (2005) 'Imaging terror: logos, pathos and
ethos', Third World Quarterly, 26:1, 23 — 37