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Sakura at The Philosopher's Path
哲学の道, Tetsugaku-no-michi
Kyoto, Japan
31 March 2013
While the famous Ginkakuji was rather disappointing, I was pleasantly surprised that the Philosopher's Path is just right outside the touristy shopping street leading to the former (dont trust the online maps).
While it is perhaps just a super duper long canal that cuts through many residential houses at other times, it was beautifully adorned with Sakura trees in full bloom during Hanami that makes close-up photographs of the famous flower an easy feat. I really recommend this path more than the highly acclaimed Mount Yoshino, especially if u r into macros.:)
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Portrait of Dutch philosopher Bas Haring, accompanying an interview in the April 2009 edition of Dutch student magazine Algemeen Nijmeegs Studentenblad (ANS)
Interview (Dutch): www.ans-online.nl/ans-april-2009/bas-haring-hooggeleerd-i...
A different temporal part of Neal Tognazzini responds to questions about the talk given by earlier parts of himself.
outside Barton Springs Pool. I think this is looking over Roy Bedichek's shoulder at Walter Prescott Webb, with J. Frank Dobie out of frame to the left.
Boltzmanngasse, named in 1913 after the physicist and philosopher Ludwig Boltzmann (1844-1906); his life's work was the reorganization of thermodynamics while doing so he founded with James Clerk Maxwell the statistical mechanics (Boltzmann statistics) and interpreted the entropy as a microscopic size. Numerous terms are derived from Ludwig Boltzmann: Boltzmann's constant, Boltzmann factor, Boltzmann equation, Boltzmann machine, Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution, the Lattice-Boltzmann method for the numerical flow simulation and the Ludwig Boltzmann Society. The street in 1778 was called at the Spanish Spitalberg (after a hospital of the Schwarzspanier - Benedictine monks), 1779 Spitalberg, 1791 and 1816 Spitalberggasse, 1820 Karlsgasse, 1825 Carlsgasse, 1835 at Spitelberg, 1846 and 1853 again Karlsgasse and 1862-1913 Waisenhausgasse.
Boltzmanngasse, 1913 benannt nach dem Physiker und Philosophen Ludwig Boltzmann (1844–1906); sein Lebenswerk war die Neuaufstellung der Thermodynamik. Dabei begründete er mit James Clerk Maxwell die Statistische Mechanik (Boltzmann-Statistik) und deutete die Entropie als eine mikroskopische Größe. Zahlreiche Begriffe leiten sich von Ludwig Boltzmann ab: Boltzmann-Konstante, Boltzmann-Faktor, Boltzmann-Gleichung, Boltzmann-Maschine, Maxwell-Boltzmann-Verteilung, die Lattice-Boltzmann-Methode zur numerischen Strömungssimulation und die Ludwig Boltzmann Gesellschaft. Die Gasse hieß 1778 Am Spanischen Spitalberg (nach einem Spital der Schwarzspanier), 1779 Spitalberg, 1791 und 1816 Spitalberggasse, 1820 Karlsgasse, 1825 Carlsgasse, 1835 am Spitelberg, 1846 und 1853 wieder Karlsgasse und 1862–1913 Waisenhausgasse.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Stra%C3%9Fennamen_von_Wie...
Philosopher's Walk starts from Ginkaku-ji and stretches for about 1.6km towards Nanzen-ji.
Some famous philosophers used walk along this canal and contemplate their ideas. That's how the path was named.
哲学の道を歩いてきました。 ぎりぎり桜に間に合ったかな(●´ｪ‘●)
There needs to be a U.S. banning of any religion or other belief system that fosters in any way, the actions of: stealing, enslaving, maiming, or to kill others without the criminal-person feeling guilt or even sad, and, their religious group looking upon them as a hero.
Dictators and royals have made the world so bad, that I will not have babies.
Make it so, that no-one of high IQ, serves a barbarian.
Here is the northern start point of Philosopher's Walk (哲学の道 - Tetsugaku no Michi).
Pholosopher's Walk (哲学の道) (wikipedia)
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The Philosophenweg (Philosophers Way). This too was another really steep walkway that doesnt look so bad in the photo's.