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[whencyclopedia]

Christopher Columbus (l. 1451-1506 CE, also known as Cristoffa Corombo in Ligurian and Cristoforo Colombo in Italian) was a Genoese explorer (identified as Italian) who became famous in his own time as the man who discovered the New World and, since the 19th century CE, is credited with the discovery of North America, specifically the region comprising the United States. Actually, owing to the early 16th-century CE popularity of the published letters of the Florentine explorer Amerigo Vespucci (l. 1454-1512 CE), detailing his three voyages to the “New World” between 1497-1504 CE, the discovery of the Americas has been credited to him on world maps beginning in 1506 CE which is why the continents bear the feminine version of his name. Columbus made four voyages to the area of the Caribbean, exploring Cuba, Central America, South America, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, the islands of the Bahamas, and others between 1492-1504 CE: First Voyage: 1492-1493 CE Second Voyage: 1493-1496 CE Third Voyage: 1498-1500 CE Fourth Voyage: 1502-1504 CE Columbus never set out to discover a New World, but to find a western sea route to the Far East to facilitate trade after the land route of the Silk Road, between Europe and the East, had been closed by the Ottoman Empire in 1453 CE, initiating the so-called Age of Exploration (also known as the Age of Discovery) which launched many European sea expeditions. Columbus' first voyage brought him to one of the islands of the Bahamas on 12 October 1492 CE, which he claimed in the name of the monarchs Ferdinand II of Aragon and his wife Isabella of Castile of Spain. His next three voyages were made to consolidate Spain's control of the region and establish colonies. Columbus is acknowledged as the first to establish contact between Europe and the Americas known as the Columbian Exchange whereby people, plants, technology, and other aspects of culture passed between the Old and the New World, transforming both and establishing the foundation for the modern age. Although modern-day detractors of Columbus cite the Norse community in Newfoundland as the first “discovery of America”, the Vikings under Leif Erikson, who landed in North America centuries before Columbus, had no effect on the indigenous population and their return to Greenland afterwards inspired no further expeditions. Columbus' journeys, by contrast, opened the way for later European expeditions, but he himself never claimed to have discovered America. The story of his “discovery of America” was established and first celebrated in A History of the Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus by the American author Washington Irving (l. 1783-1859 CE) published in 1828 CE and this narrative (largely fictional) would eventually contribute to the establishment of Columbus Day as a United States' holiday in 1906 CE, observed up through the present. In the 1970s CE, however, a revaluation of Columbus and the effects of his voyages on the culture and people of the Americas has increasingly called for discarding this tradition in favor of honoring the indigenous people adversely affected by the four expeditions he made to the New World and the poor treatment of the original population at the hands of the European immigrants afterwards. This debate continues in the present.

[janjanenrico]

Rosato Transport 055783

Coach Builder: Xiamen Golden Dragon Bus Co., Ltd. (Mainland China) Model: Golden Dragon Marcopolo XML6127E2 Coach Route: Dagupan - San Fernando Pampanga via Dau

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[inntervalsgaia]

Italo Calvino - Le Città Invisibili

There is one city for those who pass by without entering it, and another for those who are taken by it and do not leave it; one is the city one arrives in for the first time, another the one one leaves behind not to return; each deserves a different name

Calvino's cities are invisible, impalpable, fatuous cities, but sometimes they become matter and person, sometimes they return to being suspended in the air and develop upwards or downwards, towards nothing or towards everything; they are cities made of precious materials or of squalid sheet metal, between their streets and their walls sometimes the attitudes of their inhabitants modify the structure itself. Calvino is not able to describe cities using words alone: he needs gestures, looks, expressions, movements, and he also needs to directly show the scents, typical products, faces of the inhabitants, tastes and noises of the city in question.

The result is to see our own invisible cities materialise in front of our eyes captured by thought and imagination, to make them our own, to imagine them as we would like them, only helped a little by Calvino and his vivid imagination.

[kristinemaebsnapshots]

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[thepipegarrido28-blog]

Marcopolo senior g7 LO812 | 52 Buses geminis y 70 Las bahías (Cartoon network y Disney)

Micros 43 y 09 (Ex 26 y 31 ruta del mar)

Tarde de grabación de buses para mí.

[daletraeng]

Check out the lyrics for the song “Marco Polo” by Bow Wow

[historyoftheworldpodcast]

1259 - 1324 - The story behind the book called The Travels of Marco Polo, including who the Polos were and why they traveled to China, and then what was the legacy of this adventure in history.

[ilpolo]

The bustle and noise of some cities reaches, at rare points, perfect harmony. They say that in Maloria, there was one such moment. A thousand thousand throats spoke a perfect chord as a million insects hummed counterpoint and everywhere machines and footsteps beat time.

But then the moment did not break as it always had in other cities, with a cough or a mis-timed squeak of a wheel. The song of Maloria stretched and grew instead, a vast, sustained hymn; the soul of the city vibrating in frequency, building to a crescendo.

And then it stopped. No one can say where they went, the animals and the machines and the people and the rustling leaves of trees. The song only came to its crescendo, and then it was silent.

Maloria lies empty now; it has said all it needed to say.

Architectonic Photographs by Charles Brooks Illuminate the Atmospheric Interiors of Historic Instruments

[wristwatchcollector-2025]

Bus rant: the fucking piece of shit Genesis Joybus.

The fucking Scania Marcopolo G7 Paradiso.

Made in fucking Brazil.

Fuck you, Genesis Joybus.

If Genesis Joybus is seeing this, they are a bunch of fucking dicks.

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I really hope DLTBCo., ALPS, & Cagsawa Travel and Tours, will make the motherfuckers at Genesis Joybus bleed their fucking noses.

[marvinparnada777]

Breathtaking Power: Italian Battleship Marco Polo in World of Warships

Welcome to our YouTube channel! In this exciting video, we present the awe-inspiring Italian Battleship Marco Polo in the renowned online game, World of Warships. Prepare yourself to witness the breathtaking power of this formidable naval vessel as it dominates the virtual seas!

Join us as we delve into the rich history and impressive features of the Italian Battleship Marco Polo. Discover its state-of-the-art armaments, remarkable speed, and powerful armor, making it an unstoppable force on the battlefield.

Immerse yourself in the thrilling gameplay footage as we showcase the Marco Polo's superior naval strategies, cunning maneuvers, and its ability to outsmart opponents, solidifying its place among the most formidable warships.

Moreover, we provide invaluable tips and strategic insights on how to effectively handle this incredible battleship, offering an edge to World of Warships players of all skill levels. Master the art of commanding the Marco Polo and dominate any battlefield you encounter!

Whether you are an avid World of Warships player, a history enthusiast, or simply curious about formidable battleships, this video is a must-watch. Witness the magnificence of the Italian Battleship Marco Polo in action, and let it transport you into an immersive naval warfare experience unlike any other.

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[whencyclopedes]

Ibn Battuta

Ibn Battuta (1304-1368/69) fue un explorador marroquí de Tánger cuyas expediciones le llevaron más lejos que a cualquier otro viajero de su época y que dio como resultado su obra famosa, La rihla de Ibn Battuta. El erudito Douglas Bullis señala que “rihla” no es el título del libro, sino el género, rihla significa viaje en árabe y una rihla, literatura de viajes.

Sigue leyendo...

[janjanenrico]

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Coach Builder: Marcopolo S.A. (Brazil) Model: Scania Marcopolo Audace Coach

CTTO: @techno2025 (a.k.a. Wristwatch collector)

[wwwbaileyalexandercom-blog]

Italo Calvino's "Invisible Cities" is a great choice for the reading season

Marco Polo is the tale-teller, and the venerable Kublai Khan his audience. We read stories about imaginary cities. Someone said, it's like feeling nostalgia for lost illusions, loves that never quite were, happiness perhaps only tasted and these are the emotions Calvino evokes.

[luigiviazzo]

San Tommaso, chiamato Didimo che significa gemello ebbe il privilegio di seguire Gesù che lo chiamò all'apostolato fin dai primi tempi della sua vita pubblica: è però legato (anche nell'immaginario collettivo) al celebre episodio dell'incredulità, ovvero alla mitica frase, sillaba più sillaba meno: se non vedo non credo.  

[thepipegarrido28-blog]

Marcopolo senior lo812 | 52 Buses geminis sur (Disney / Chilevision)

micro 09 ex 31 ruta del mar. Prestando máquinas a la geminis sur y máquinas chicas e incluso buscar otras micros de otras ciudades que sean lo915 del 2010 u otras.