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THE CHURCH OF SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST

 

The church of San Giovanni Battista was built between 1244 and 1307, the date inscribed on a rock in the second column on the left looking towards the altar. Remodeled in the Baroque period and more recently between 1963 and 1964, it is a splendid example of Genoese Ligurian Gothic.

 

The façade is made of alternating vestments of white marble and dark green serpentine, with a slightly splayed pointed portal, flanked by a double pair of marble columns and surmounted by a lunette with an 18th century fresco depicting the Baptism of Christ. The splendid central rose window in white marble is a splendid example of ornate Gothic, attributed to Matteo and Pietro da Campiglio. From the central button, eighteen smooth and twisted columns radiate alternating from which intertwined trefoil arches branch off.

 

With a basilica plan with three naves, it has a progressive narrowing of the width of the aisles towards the entrance, with the dual effect of creating a perspective illusion and favoring the propagation of sound waves. Inside are preserved the baptismal font from 1360, a canvas of the Madonna del Rosario from the school of Luca Cambiaso, a painting depicting the Crucifixion by an unknown artist, probably a Genoese painter from the 17th century and the high altar from 1734. One of the columns bears an inscription engraved in medieval characters.

 

The bell tower with Ghibelline battlements rises alongside the apse area, an ancient medieval control tower with a rectangular plan, opened by Gothic mullioned windows with arches decorated with denticles, raised in the 15th century and remodeled in the 18th century after an earthquake.

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En el Gobierno nacional amenazan a Mauricio Macri con responder a sus reclamos para que les traslade la jurisdicción sobre el Transporte en la Ciudad, con entregarle el Subte, pero sin los 400 millones de subsidios. Lo concreto es que más allá de las chicanas, acordaron crear una comisión que por 60 días evalúe y trate de acordar los temas en discusión. El Paseo del Bicentenario que reclamó Cristina.

 

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“Si querés el Subte no hay problema, te lo damos ya, pero sin los subsidios”, cruzó al jefe de Gobierno porteño un ministro, en la reunión que mantuvo con la presidenta Cristina Kirchner, el ministro del Interior Florencio Randazzo y el jefe de Gabinete, Aníbal Fernández.

 

Como era previsible Macri se negó, pero la idea quedó rebotando en los principales despachos de Bolívar 1. Es que todas las líneas del subte porteño, que opera Metrovías, reciben un subsidio anual de unos 400 millones de pesos. Si se les quitara este auxilio la tarifa pasaría de $ 1,10 a 2,45 mínimo.

 

Pero en el gobierno porteño hay quienes se entusiasman con la idea y –halcones de la popularidad ajena- hasta se arriesgan a proponer una tarifa de $ 3, para hacer obras. No es poco dinero. El Subte mueve 1,5 millones de personas por día, a 50 personas por pasajeros por día, no cuesta imaginar la masa de dinero que rápidamente Macri podría conseguir para empezar a cumplir su promesa de extender la red de subtes, y que hoy le traba la Nación. El costo político de triplicar la tarifa es obvio.

 

“Esto tiene dos lecturas, sería una jugada demasiado audaz, no es del estilo de Macri. Pero un político transgresor podría aceptar los subtes sin subsidio, subir las tarifas, hacer las obras y quizás termina de Presidente”, arriesgó un experimentado operador del sector del Transporte.

 

En el gobierno nacional también hay halcones y palomas en este asunto. Medio en serio medio en broma, algunos proponer “tirarle el Subte por la cabeza a Macri”, sin subsidios, y luego que el jefe de Gobierno se vea obligado a subir la tarifa; hacer lo propio con colectivos y trenes de manera de empezar a aligerar la cada vez más insostenible carga fiscal de la montaña de subsidios que armó Ricardo Jaime.

 

Frente a esta posición, sectores mas moderados proponen ir aligerando por motus propio la carga de subsidios, de manera consensuada con Macri, combinándolo con graduales aumentos de tarifa, hasta llegar a un mix de tarifa y subsidios que sea aceptable para el jefe de Gobierno y ahí sí concretar la transferencia.

 

En esta línea se inscribe la decisión de crear una comisión mixta entre el gobierno nacional y el porteño, para intentar acordar en el término de 60 días la mayoría de los temas de competencias que enfrentan a ambas jurisdicciones, entre ellos el Subte.

 

Por parte del Gobierno de la Ciudad participarán de esta negociación que se está empezando a delinear, el jefe de Gabinete Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, y el ministro de Desarrollo Urbano, Daniel Chaín, del otro lado del mostrador lo esperará un viejo conocido, el actual secretario de Transporte, Juan Pablo Schiavi.

  

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Me llegó el "Juego del 16"

 

1.Unas de mis aficiones favoritas son, como no, la fotografía y la edición fotográfica.

2.Me considero ahora mejor persona que hace unos años, aunque podría mejorarlo.

3.No tengo grandes metas, o grandes aspiraciones en la vida, solo sueño con ser feliz muchos años junto a mi familia.

4.No tengo muchos amigos de aquellos de los que se dice, de los de verdad, pero conozco a muuuuuuucha gente.

5.Lo mejor que me ha pasado en la vida es tener a mi hija Sandra.

6.No se me da mal la cocina.

7.Fuí una buena estudiante, pero en el instituto me torcí. No llegué a la Universidad.

8.Sufro ante cualquier maltrato, las desgracias ajenas me afectan mucho emocionalmente.

9.A menudo pienso en el pasado y pienso "qué sería de mi vida ahora si yo.....".

10.No me gusta en absoluto a lo que me dedico profesionalmente. Mi vocación es totalmente distinta.

11.Tengo una fuerza de voluntad de cero patatero :-)

12.No consigo dejar de morderme las uñas de vez en cuando.

13.Me gustan los perfumes, no me gusta utilizar siempre el mismo, porque si lo hiciera se me reconocería al momento, me gusta el cambio.

14.Disfruto sobrehumanamente viendo el mar, las olas aproximándose y rompiendo en la orilla, un atardecer.... me relaja y me permite sumergirme en mis pensamientos.

15.No concibo la vida sin música.

16.Lo peor que me ha pasado en la vida es padecer un cáncer

 

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Els Anserins (Anserinae) són una subfamília dels anàtids (família Anatidae) que conté els cignes i les oques autèntiques. Una classificació alternativa (vegeu Terres & NAS, 1991), separa aquests grups en dues subfamílies, els Anserinae, que inclouria les oques i els ànecs arboris, i els Cignins (Cygninae), que inclouria els cignes.

 

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Oca y ganso son sinónimos, se refieren a la misma especie, pertenece a la familia de los anátidos, es un animal domestico de gran tamaño, de plumaje gris y blanco, a bandas en el dorso y en el flanco, con patas fuertes y aptas para andar y su alimentación es esencialmente vegetal, son aves cautelosas que graznan al menor signo de peligro.

 

El Aeropuerto Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas (código IATA: MAD, código OACI: LEMD), anteriormente Aeropuerto de Madrid-Barajas, es un aeropuerto público español propiedad de Aena situado en las inmediaciones de la ciudad de Madrid, la capital de España.

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"Never speak to a woman about her defects; many a lover has had occasion to congratulate himself on having observed this very profitable reticence. The wingèd-footed hero, Perseus, never found fault with Andromeda for her swarthy skin. Andromache was, in everyone's opinion, far too tall; Hector was the only one who considered her of the average height. Accustom yourself to the things you don't like; you'll learn to put up with them; habit makes a lot of things acceptable. At first, Love will be put off by the merest trifle. A freshly-grafted branch that is just beginning to draw the sap.

from the green bark will fall off if the slightest breath of wind disturbs it; but if you give it time to grow strong, it will soon resist the winds and, developing into a sturdy branch, enrich the tree that bears it with its alien fruit. Time effaces everything, even bodily defects, and what we once looked upon as blemishes will one day cease to seem so. At first, our nostrils cannot bear the smell of the hides of bulls; they grow used to it in time and bear it without distress.

 

Moreover, there are words you can employ to palliate defects. If a woman's skin is blacker than Illyrian pitch, tell her she's a brunette. If she squints a little, tell her she's like Venus. If she's carroty, tell her she's like Minerva. If she's so skinny you would think she was at death's door, tell her she has a graceful figure. If she's short, so much the better, she's all the lighter. If she's thick-waisted, why she's just agreeably plump. Similarly, you must disguise every defect under the name of its nearest quality. Never ask her how old she is, or who was consul when she was born. Leave it to the Censor to perform that uncomfortable duty, especially if she has passed the flower of her youth, if the summer of her days is over, and if she is already compelled to pull out her grey hairs. My young friends, that age, and even an older one than that, is not without its pleasures. It is a field that you should sow and one day You will reap your harvest. Labour while your strength and your youth allow. All too soon tottering eld, with noiseless tread, will be upon you. Cleave the waters of the ocean with your oar, or the glebe with your slough; wield with warlike arm the deadly sword, or devote to women your vigour and your care. ’Tis but another kind of military service, and in it, too, rich trophies may be won.

 

Nor should it be forgotten that women, who are getting on in years, have experience, and it is only experience that sets the seal of perfection on our natural."

 

Unfortunately this english translation of Ovid's ars amandi by y J. Lewis May in year 1930 is very victorian, epurated of every reference to sex. Here he talks about woman's defects instead of translating it "Believe me you must not accelerate to get the extreme pleasure". Mr. Puritan lives just in another world! Here the link to his translation www.sacred-texts.com/cla/ovid/lboo/

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En-route to Haystack from the summit of Warnscale. It is difficult to imagine how strong the wind was from this tranquil view! With my 6 feet 1 inch and 200 pounds frame I could lean against the wind ! :) But the climb was worth every ATP !

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Chilomonas paramecium es un alga flagelada pálida y minúscula, de movimientos rápidos y nerviosos, es alargada y asimétrica como un pimiento, pero ni rojo, ni verde, Chilomonas es dorada y está cargada de brillantes perlas de almidón que se acumulan en su interior y que son su combustible.

 

De la parte anterior de Chilomonas , la más ancha, nacen dos flagelos cortos, tiesos como alambres, uno de ellos curvado, como travieso, que son los responsables del impulso que toman estos pequeños protozoos en sus carreras anárquicas y sin meta ▷ .

 

Chilomonas es una criptofita, grupo de algas flageladas muy comunes, de vida libre y diminutas que crecen masivamente cuando las condiciones del medio les son favorables. La coloración en las criptofitas casi recorre los colores del arcoíris y oscila del verde al verde azulado, pasando por el dorado y el rojizo, debido a los variados pigmentos contenidos en sus cloroplastos.

 

Los flagelos, tanto en Chilomonas , como en otros géneros del grupo, arrancan como dos pelos rígidos de una hendidura situada en la parte anterior del cuerpo y que se prolonga en la citofaringe de estas algas. Justo, al lado de esta citofaringe se sitúan alineados unos pequeños corpúsculos “ejectisomas” que se disparan liberando su contenido en situaciones de estrés y que provocan un brusco movimiento de salto instantáneo.

 

Chilomonas paramecium es una alga de vida saprofítica, no realiza la fotosíntesis, se mueve y no quiere la luz, curioso para ser alga ¿no? se alimenta de la materia orgánica disuelta en el agua de los lugares en los que vive, es su caldo de cultivo.

 

Chilomonas paramecium procede de unas muestras de agua recogidas junto a la Laguna de Urbión, el la vertiente soriana de la Sierra Cebollera y en las inmediaciones del municipio de Molinos de Razón. Ha sido fotografiada a 400 aumentos empleando la téncia de contraste de interferencia.

  

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A group of 15 Sandhill Cranes are coming into the river region to roost on the sandbars at night! By staying on the sandbars they are protected from predators by the surrounding waters!

 

Nothing speaks to me more of the upcoming Earth Day than the annual migration of the Sandhill Cranes that moves into Nebraska in the early Spring! This is the second photo from my recent trip to view this wonderful show from Mother Nature!

 

One of the great wildlife spectacles in North America begins in mid-February, as hundreds of thousands of Sandhill Cranes arrive along the Platte River between Kearney and Grand Island, Nebraska.

 

Sandhill Cranes are among the oldest living birds on the planet. Fossil records place cranes in Nebraska more than nine million years ago, long before there was a Platte River, which by comparison, is a youthful 10,000 years of age.

 

Their numbers build throughout March and peak about St. Patrick's Day. All the cranes stay within an 80 mile wide stretch of river at the Platte and start leaving for their breeding grounds in Canada, Alaska and Siberia in early April. As many as a quarter million cranes may be present at one time, and during the spring, about half a million will stop on the river.

 

Individual birds spend about 29 days in the area. They forage on corn left over from the previous year and eat earthworms and snails as well. Each bird gains a pound of fat — fuel for the remainder of its migration.

 

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"We must embrace pain and burn it as fuel for our journey." ~Kenji Miyazawa

 

11/04/00-11/04/09=R.I.P. Happy Anniversary???

 

How uncomfortable it is to have a date that should by all rights equal happiness and love..be a day of discomfort and uncertainty. Gone are the flowers...the cards...the sweet sentiments...the forget-me-nots...the gift of love and adoration. Replaced by foulness..anger..bitterness...blame...finger pointing and an incessant need to run fast in any other direction! Today shall be a tough one as I am in the throws of divorce and moving on yet still in my complacency and awaiting the loose ends to be tied up. There is no finalization yet..it is limbo at its best. How does one get uncomplicated in a complicated mess? I do not cry or hope or wish or beg...for it is not the loss of my husband that bothers me but certainly I will mourn the loss of what I thought things would be....

BUT that road ahead sure does look colorful, bright and inviting..I think I shall get on it!

If you haven't checked Scout for YOUR annual April Fool's list of photos that have "been in Explore," be sure to look before midnight....

  

1. SuperJen, 2. Patrick, 3. Brad 'n' Greg, 4. Red Rock, 5. Patrick, 6. LaDell, 7. 207/365: secret #25, 8. Utter Frustration,

 

9. Last Light, 10. 076/365: Topsy-Turvy, 11. Love, 12. Erotic Brotha Issue #1, 13. 1 Corinthians 13:12, 14. LaDell, 15. Antoine for "The Smoking Room", 16. 293/365: SILENCE = DEATH,

 

17. Patrick, 18. Elliot Anthony, 19. Thrall, 20. 303/365: XV – The Devil, 21. Burning, 22. Wadu/Absolution, 23. Fi-Ya 11, 24. 106/365: Wing Them Home...,

 

25. 117/375: Venom, 26. Jay, 27. Guiding Forces, 28. Billy, 29. Donovan 5, 30. Dappled Prince, 31. Ronnie stretched out, 32. Ronnie & Naté,

 

33. 113/365: nipple (ring), 34. Brent Dorian Carpenter, 35. 278/365: sliver, 36. Queen of the Damned 196, 37. 205/365: secret #23, 38. LaDell, 39. 107/365: The View, 40. Bus Trip #2,

 

41. Simply André, 42. 069/365: One-Shot The Sixth, 43. 292/365: not the one, 44. APG 0130-58, 45. Bus Trip #1, 46. 273/365: sense and sensuality, 47. 057/365: The Light of History, 48. Brent Dorian Carpenter,

 

49. Malik by Daymon 1545, 50. Malik by Daymon 1549, 51. LaDell, 52. 049/365: Powerful Presence, 53. 046/365: Me 'n' My Red Shoes, 54. 347/365: last warm december, 55. 060/365: Afro Halo, 56. 234/365: ritual,

 

57. Day1: This is Me, 58. Ronnie & Naté, 59. Malik by Daymon 1515, 60. Ronnie & Naté, 61. 045/365: happy blah blah blah, 62. Piercing, 63. 010/365: I'm not sending my representative, 64. 006/365: Looking to the Light,

 

65. What Greg Said 1, 66. 163/365: Yes, it's a dress, 67. 092/365: My Gaydar is Showing, 68. 032/365: Reflection 4, 69. Michael 221, 70. 078/365: Brocade and Phyre, 71. Project Awareness 2007 - Christelle, 72. 005/365: Crossroads

 

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I swear I must be medically unstable or something, my stream is like a jumble or different crazy people all thrown together!

 

We managed to find a beach this evening and watched the sun set over the mountains, I think it has to be up there with one of the most stunning views I've ever seen. Sadly, it didn't entirely distract me from the fact that there was almost a foot of snow in places behind me and I had my feet in freezing water :P

 

The weather was amazing today, starting to wish I could ditch England and it's lovely rain :P I seem to be permanently boiling at the moment so am skiing in a tshirt, oh and the tomato tone facial state is getting increasingly worse :/ I'm going to have to start doing bw photos soon or something haha

 

Hope you are all having a wonderful weekend :)

  

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I know I said I am coming to the end of my Old Tukai Elephant series but I just realised there are a few more shots I would like to share here. I think I am experiencing some kind of inertia about moving over to other animals. I still have tons of photos I like and would love to upload, but I find myself transfixed by the elephants. And Amboseli skies. Does this happen to you guys? Do any of you think back to a particular photo adventure and find it difficult to move on from it?

 

This photo was in my deleted pile for the longest time as I didn’t like the way the elephants are spaced out, but when I looked at it yesterday night I fell in love with it. This photo is perhaps the most moody of all my Ol Tukai photos; the swirling rain clouds and the solemn elephants present an almost stoic picture. And I love the way their tusks always seem to glow in against their dark skin. Ironic isn’t it, their most impressive asset is also their most cursed

 

Excerpt from reptileanddinosaurpark.org/index.php/about-sanctuary/:

 

Canada’s Only Registered Non-Profit Reptile Sanctuary. Canada’s Dinosaur Park was established in 1998. In 2001, the sanctuary became a training facility for all Canadian Federal Wildlife Officers as well as several other government agencies. In 2009, the sanctuary became a not-for-profit organization and Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) registered charity* in order to gain public support. The sanctuary focuses its efforts on the protection of the world’s reptile species. Today Canada’s Dinosaur Park is the leader in its field – actively participating in internationally regulated conservation programs and is primarily devoted to education.

 

We provide visitors with the opportunity to view over 200 reptiles in climate-controlled conditions. Each enclosure presents reptiles in their natural setting and features specific information about each species.

 

These animals act as ambassadors for their species, allowing visitors to safely get close to reptiles that they would not likely see in the wild. We work passionately to protect all reptile species and maintain a large number of animals that are not on display; so that our animals can be rotated on and off display in order to reduce stress.

 

All of our reptiles are rescued animals from the pet trade and many others are endangered species that have been seized by Federal Wildlife Officers. These are animals that cannot be returned to the wild for various reasons. Some of our endangered animals are in regulated breeding programs to help save species from extinction (SSP).

 

Special Note: We do not breed, buy or sell animals. We are a sanctuary for rescued reptiles, not a breeding facility.

Zoo - Barcelona (Spain).

 

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The Common Chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes), also known as the Robust Chimpanzee, is a great ape. The name troglodytes, Greek for 'cave-dweller', was coined by Johann Friedrich Blumenbach in his Handbuch der Naturgeschichte (Handbook of Natural History) published in 1779. Colloquially, it is often called the chimpanzee (or simply 'chimp'), though technically this term refers to both species in the genus Pan: the Common Chimpanzee and the closely-related Bonobo, or Pygmy Chimpanzee.

 

Common Chimpanzees are found in the tropical forests and wet savannas of Western and Central Africa. They once inhabited most of this region, but their habitat has been dramatically reduced in recent years.

 

Human and Common Chimpanzee DNA is very similar. The DNA sequence differences between humans and chimpanzees is about thirty-five million single-nucleotide changes, five million insertion/deletion events, and various chromosomal rearrangements. Typical human and chimp protein homologs differ in only an average of two amino acids. About 30% of all human proteins are identical in sequence to the corresponding chimp protein. Duplications of small parts of chromosomes have been the major source of differences between human and chimp genetic material; about 2.7% of the corresponding modern genomes represent differences, produced by gene duplications or deletions, during the approximately four to six million years since humans and chimps diverged from their common evolutionary ancestor.

 

More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Chimpanzee

 

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CASTELLANO

El chimpancé común (Pan troglodytes) es una especie perteneciente a los grandes simios. Los chimpancés son los parientes más cercanos al ser humano; su rama evolutiva se separó de la rama de los humanos hace aproximadamente 7 millones de años y comparten el 96% del ADN con ellos, lo que ha llevado a Jared Diamond a utilizar el término "el tercer chimpancé" para referirse a nuestra propia especie.

 

Podemos encontrar chimpancés en las selvas tropicales y sabanas húmedas de África central y occidental. Solían habitar la mayor parte de esta región, pero su hábitat ha sido drásticamente reducido en los últimos años.

 

Los chimpancés adultos pueden medir hasta 130 cm (hembras) y 160 cm (machos), y los adultos pesan entre 40 y 70 kg, aunque poseen una fuerza muy superior a la humana. Sus cuerpos están cubiertos por un pelaje grueso de color marrón oscuro, con excepción del rostro, dedos, palmas de la mano y plantas del pie. Tanto sus pulgares como el dedo grande del pie son oponibles, permitiendo un agarre preciso. La gestación del chimpancé dura ocho meses. Las crías son destetadas aproximadamente a la edad de tres años, pero generalmente mantienen una relación cercana con su madre por varios años más. La pubertad es alcanzada a la edad de ocho a diez años y su esperanza de vida es de 50 años en cautiverio.

 

Más info: es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_troglodytes

... on my roof deck (Daterra)

 

Have a great and colourful friday!

 

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Blue Light Alarm

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LET THE LIGHTS TURN GREEN AND

LET THE ROADS BE CLEAR AND

LET NOBODY BE IN THE WAY

DAYLIGHT TRAFFIC MOVES SO SLOW

GOING TO FINALLY LET YOU GO

DOGWOODS BLOOM BY THE RIVER

 

COME HELL OR HIGH WATER YOU LL BE THERE WHERE I OUGHT TO

NOW I ALWAYS WANT TO BE THERE

WHEN YOU WORK THE WHOLE THING THROUGH.

YOU ASK ME TO DECIDE

LIKE THERE S A CHOICE THAT MATTERS,

LIKE WRITING LETTERS EVERYDAY.

BROKE AT LAST,YOUR EYES WON T FAIL

WAKING OUT ON THE WRONG DAY,

GOING TO LOVE YOU ANYWAY

COME HELL OR HIGH WATER YOU LL BE THERE WHERE I OUGHT TO

NOW I ALWAYS WANT TO BE THERE

WHEN YOU COME OUT OTHER SIDE

EVERYTHING I THOUGHT WE KNEW,

SOMEONE S OLD IS OUR NEW,

 

HITS ME LIKE A HURRICANE

BLUE EYED MORNINGS DON T COME CHEAP,

TALK TOO MUCH,TOO EASILY

BUT THERE S ALWAYS MORE TO SAY

 

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Pope Benedict recently visited the United States and shared a message relevant to our country and our world. The quote below is only one small sample of his multifaceted message. But this small reference seems to fit this image of a beautiful flower, that continues to provide the beauty that was part of its creation, in spite of being "less than whole"... Our ways of seeing are often not His ways of seeing.

 

"The Gospel teaches us that true freedom, the freedom of the children of God, is found only in the self-surrender which is part of the mystery of love. Only by losing ourselves, the Lord tells us, do we truly find ourselves (cf. Lk 17:33). True freedom blossoms when we turn away from the burden of sin, which clouds our perceptions and weakens our resolve, and find the source of our ultimate happiness in him who is infinite love, infinite freedom, infinite life. "In his will is our peace". Real freedom, then, is God's gracious gift, the fruit of conversion to his truth, the truth which makes us free" (cf. Jn 8:32).

 

-Pope Benedict XVI, April 20, 2008, Yankee Stadium

   

Easter flowers.

  

March 23, 2008.

 

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Io seguo la notte

Non posso sopportare la luce

Quando comincerò a vivere ancora?

Un giorno volerò via lasciando tutto questo al passato......

.........Perché vivere la vita di sogno in sogno temendo il giorno in cui i sogni finiranno?

 

I follow the night

Can't stand the light

When will I begin to live again?

One day I'll fly away leave all this to yesterday.........

..........Why live life from dream to dream and dread the day when dreaming ends?

 

by the movie "Moulin Rouge!" Baz Luhrmann

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*another photo that I took from this series was included in A BOOK ABOUT DEATH.

 

for as long as i can remember, i have had a strong fascination with death and how innocent it is, so unstoppable and inevitable. humans are, for the most part, remembered by someone, documented somewhere, traces left behind in some way, some how. creatures are left to be forgotten, disintegrating into the ground. my goal with this series is to capture the lost lives that i come across in an effort to help them to never be forgotten, documented and remembered, forever. because, little deer, your life was meaningful to others and to me.

 

The world is so empty if one thinks only of mountains, rivers, and cities; but to know someone here and there who thinks and feels with us, and though distant, is close to us in spirit, this makes the earth for us an inhabited garden.

-- Goethe

 

All life is meaningful, even the most diminutive creatures.

-anonymous person's response on yahoo answers for "do dogs' lives have meaning?"

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Baionako Euskal Museoa- berinetxe

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The Atlantis is a German tourist steamer, which was from the HADAG - Hamburg Steamship Corporation - for the Helgoland service between Cuxhaven and Heligoland ordered by Bremer Rolandwerft. Following the bankruptcy of the shipyard, the ship was towed to Kiel, where it was finished from the HDW shipyard .

 

The keel laying took place on 15 May 1971, the launching on 19 February 1972 and the completion of the ship in July 1972.

After a change of ownership and many years in the Baltic Sea, the ship is now on the route Cuxhaven - Heligoland. Owner of the ship, the shipping company Cassen Eils, Cuxhaven.

 

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Die Atlantis ist ein deutsches Seebäderschiff, das von der HADAG - Hamburger Dampfschiff Aktiengesellschaft - für den Helgolanddienst zwischen Cuxhaven und Helgoland bei der Bremer Rolandwerft bestellt wurde. Nach dem Konkurs der Werft wurde das Schiff nach Kiel geschleppt und dort von der HDW-Werft fertiggestellt und ausgeliefert.

Die Kiellegung fand am 15. Mai 1971, der Stapellauf am 19. Februar 1972 und die Fertigstellung des Schiffes im Juli 1972 statt.

Nach einem Eignerwechsel und langjährigem Einsatz in der Ostsee verkehrt das Schiff nun in Charter der Förde Reederei Seetouristik (FRS) in Flensburg erneut auf der Route Cuxhaven - Helgoland. Eigner des Schiffes ist die Reederei Cassen Eils in Cuxhaven.

 

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Flagge: Deutschland

Ex Namen: First Lady,Helgoland

Heimathafen:Cuxhaven

Eigner: Reederei Cassen Eils,Cuxhaven

Bauwerft: Rolandwerft Bremen,Deutschland

Stapellauf: 19. Februar 1972

Länge: 75,69 m

Breite: 12,00 m

Tiefgangmax. 3,25 m

BRZ: 1525 t

NRZ: 525 t

Maschine: 2 Dieselmotoren

Maschinenleistung: 2 x 1962 kW

Geschwindigkeit:max. 18 kn (33 km/h)

Propeller: 2

Besatzung: 8

Zugelassene Passagierzahl1000

RufzeichenDHDS

IMO 7214545

 

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Shot with Nikon 50mm 1.8 lens.

 

aao manaye jashne mohabbat jam uthaye jam ke baad

shaam sey pehle kaun ye soche kya hona hai sham ke baad

 

aao manaye ...

 

hamari tamanna tumhe pyar karna

hame aur karna kya - 2

mohabbat me ruswa huye bhee toh kya hai .. duniya sey darna kya

aage koi ilzaam nahee hai chahat ke ilzaam ke baad

aao manaye jashne mohabbat jam uthaye jam ke bad

 

aao manaye ..

 

yeh aalam hai jaise udda ja raha ho

tumhe leke bahon me - 2

tumhare labon sey hamare labo tak nahee koyee rahon me

kaise koyee ab dil ko sambhale itane hansi paigham ke baad

aao manaye jashne mohabbat jam uthaye jam ke baad

shaam sey pehale kaun ye soche kya hona hai shaam ke baad

 

aao manaye ..

 

Written by Late Shri Majrooh Sultanpuri Sahab.

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Until my girlfriend told me the Beatles song was "Hard Day's Night", so my title was all screwed up, but I'm leaving it that way. Worked on the balcony all day and made acquaintances with my step-dad :)

 

DETAILS: 5 o'clock sun

  

and there were feathers in her hair.

 

one

world peace is something that may never exist.

two

this thought makes me cry and die inside

three

we can always keep on hoping though

four

hoping for a better day to come, a light in the dark

five

changing subjects, summer is much too too short

six

i'm going to paint my room this summer

seven

i am also going to henna my hair

eight

clean my room

nine

oganize my life

ten

take some more photographs

 

recognize this?

 

explore again?! and front page? (which i thought was my first but turns out was my second...:) you all. i am speechless. my gawsh.

 

don't use without permission.

  

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A very cold sunrise (-5°) of December on the banks of Bled lake, looking at the only real island of whole Slovenia. The island has several buildings, the main one being the Pilgrimage Church of the Assumption of Mary, built in the 15th century, where weddings are held regularly. The church has a 52 m (171 ft) tower and there is a stairway with 99 steps leading up to the building. Traditionally it is considered good luck for the groom to carry his bride up the 99 steps on the day of their wedding before ringing the bell and making a wish inside the church.

 

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Magma from the mantle intruded the deep crust and cooled slowly. Pyroxene and olivine started to crystallize from the magma. Since these where heavier than the surrounding magma, they sank to the bottom of the magma chamber where they became layered. Later, the remaining melt intruded higher levels of the continental crust, where it cooled and crystallised as tønsbergite, larvikite or lardalite. Some million years later the rock was carved and polished by glaciers during the ice age.

 

www.geoportalen.no/nasjonalbergart/artikler/nationaltreas...

www.nhm.uio.no/geomus/nettutstillinger/Osloriften/larviki...

 

Featured on the front cover and December month of the 2009 calendar from the New Scientist Magazine (Australia and New Zealand).

 

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| Get me to that planet! |

 

One more entry for the SteamWars Madness on FBTB. But the last one.

 

After some great weeks the building contest on FBTB comes to an end. There were six rounds and each single one was a new challenge. This round was no different.

 

With no given category this time my decision fell on the iconic Boonta-Eve on Tatooine. All contest long i wanted a Podracer, but it wasn't allowed to build it in the "Speeder"-category. Now I finally was able to do so.

 

I don't just switched everything of metal into wood, but also changed Watto's Junkyard into a victorian JunkVilla.

 

I hope you like my take in this topic.

 

Because this is the last model of a Steampunk-series, i want to take the chance to thank the FBTB-team for hosting this great contest, all contestants for building so many cool entries and last but not least the people that voted for my creations and postet some great feedback here on flickr. :)

   

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" If an image is going to touch my heart, it will touch the hearts of others also"- Reza Deghati

He was awarded the prestigious “Missouri Honor Medal for Distinguished Services in Journalism from the Missouri School of Journalism , in September 2006, in "recognition of his lifelong contributions, through brilliant photojournalism, to justice and dignity for the world’s citizens".

born 1952 in Tabriz, Iran Reza Deghati is an Iranian-French photojournalist, who works under the name Reza .

  

EXPLORED -282

 

june2 , 2010

 

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Ok now I finally took the time to process one of my favourite shots from the trip to cornwall. I usually tend to get a bit anxious when it comes to processing the shots which during vacation just looked so gorgeous and about which I was the most excited. I often fear that I don't do the scene justice with the shot and the processing. As you can guess this is not out of camera, that wouldn't have been enough for me to convey the emotions connected to this scene. It's a focusstacked DRI image. And I did a little more than usual to enhance the color contrasts between warm and cool and green and magenta.

 

It's such a bliss when after a clouded day the sun comes into view for sunset. I was desperately waiting for this moment since I knew it would come to bath the foreground into a warm light and give the sky a kind of ethereal look... Well might also be that this is only how the scene looked or felt for me, but I hope you guys also like it!!

 

cheers

 

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66/365 - Bad Day - Daniel Powter

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Tuesday was sunny but not my day...

It was a beautiful spring journey, warm and colorful, so I went downtown with Loic after classes to take pictures but I wasn't able to find something decent.

On the way back home, I unlocked my door but it was still not opening : the second bolt, the one on the door handle I never use has been unfortunately locked before I closed the door and left my place.

The only problem was that I only had the second keys set, the main keys set with this key was inside.

That was the cherry on the cake of bad day with no inspiration at all.

So I had to broke the glass of my window to get in my flat.

After cleaning all the broken glass I closed the hole with my Nike 6.0 box and some tape...

So this is the story of today's crappy shot, and I found it mix perfectly with Daniel Powter's lyrics.

Hope you'll forgive me for posting a so bad picture.

Link to Bad Day - Daniel Powter live music video.

 

Canon EOS 7D - EF 50mm f/1.4 USM

 

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www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3InMTrfdgI

 

the fool on the hill - Beatles.

 

At 18.000 feets 6.000 mts. going to Camp I in the Cho Oyu 24.600 feets - 8.200 mts

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