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spanishprof1956 · 2 years ago
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pilgrimjim · 29 days ago
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Stumbling in the Dark
All of us, deep down, want the light. All of us need the light. But sometimes we resist the light, or run away from it, or shut our eyes to it.
Pieter Brueghel, The Blind Leading the Blind (1658). Note to reader: This is a post from 2021, revised to include comments on the moral blindness of admitting fascism into our political life. Jesus was walking out of Jericho, surrounded by a big crowd. Like all such crowds, it was a mix of the curious and the adoring. Jesus was at the height of his popularity. He stirred people’s imaginations…
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trendynewsnow · 1 month ago
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The Enchantment of Venice's Musical Heritage
The glistening domes of St. Mark’s Basilica rise majestically over Venice’s largest square, capturing the essence of the city’s rich history and cultural vibrancy. During the 19th century, when the church had already stood for nearly a millennium, a stunning mosaic was added above the main entrance. This artwork depicts two angels gracefully hovering near Jesus, each blowing trumpets that herald…
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adriaticpulse · 2 months ago
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Korčula Old Town walking tour
The Korčula Old Town Walking Tour is a must-do experience for anyone visiting this charming Croatian island. Korčula’s Old Town is often referred to as a “miniature Dubrovnik” due to its medieval walls, narrow streets, and captivating historical atmosphere. Stepping into the town is like traveling back in time, with its roots stretching back to the 13th century when it was under Venetian rule.…
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insidecroydon · 4 months ago
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Racing against the great Spitz at a Games scarred by violence
Seven up: Mark Spitz’s seven golds and seven world records in Munich in 1972 included the medley relay final, where John Mills swam in the British team SUNDAY SUPPLEMENT: Chariots of Fire is on the telly, the Paris Games are just five days away, and DAVID MORGAN speaks to the South Croydon-based swim coach about how he raced against one of the greatest Olympians of all time As with many Olympc…
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streetsofdublin · 8 months ago
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A BETTER CITY IS AN EXCITING OUTDOOR GALLERY PROJECT
IN DUBLIN 8 BEGINNING 15th MARCH 2024 About the Project What: A vibrant outdoor gallery featuring works by six talented artists, celebrating themes of joy and community.Where: Thomas Street, Crane Street, and Market Street in Dublin 8, showcasing large-scale murals and printed works.When: Launching March 15th, 2024, and running for three months.Why: Part of St. Patrick’s Festival 2024, bringing…
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stonelord1 · 1 year ago
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Bristol's Mayors Chapel-open after 500 years.
I must admit to having ‘all wrong’ about Bristol. For a long while I thought its cathedral was likely just an overgrown parish church and did not visit, preferring to explore the famous church of St Mary Redcliffe instead. How wrong I was. The cathedral was, in fact, a large Augustinian abbey, founded by Robert FitzHarding, who became Lord Berkeley. The abbey has been used as a filming location…
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mytravelcsp · 1 year ago
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Italy - Venice - The floating City - P6
Bridge of Sighs /Gondola Ride & Canals of Venice – Bridge of Sighs – The Bridge of Sighs is another iconic landmark in Venice, known for its distinctive architectural style and captivating history. Connecting the Doge’s Palace to the prison, it earned its name from the prisoners who would sigh as they caught their last glimpse of freedom before being incarcerated. The bridge’s intricate stone…
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quieteating · 2 years ago
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helene-brennan · 2 years ago
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VENICE
– I feel I am probably one of the last people I know to visit Venice. I read many years ago that Venice was in a sad state of decay, and I knew I would have to get there before it disappeared. Thankfully, its demise is not as rapid as I thought from reading that item. I’m happy to say that I finally did go there for a few days recently. My intention here was to capture this amazing place with…
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twafordizzy · 2 years ago
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Bijna iedere dag muziek: Jesse Malin
Twaalf jaar was-ie, Jesse Malin, toen hij in zijn eerste bandje begon, Heart Attack. Twaalf jaar! Opgevoed met de punk van zijn generatie maar ook met de voorliefde van zijn ouders voor singer-songwriters als Carole King en zelfs John Denver, is hij in zijn repertoire een typisch voorbeeld van zijn generatie die een eigen weg zoekt in de immense hoeveelheid genres die er sinds de oerknal van de…
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cineastesview · 2 years ago
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REVIEW: A Mystery of Mysteries
REVIEW: A Mystery of Mysteries - The Death and Life of #EdgarAllanPoe
There is little by, or about, Poe that I haven’t read (or at least heard of and need more time to get to). I’ve made it to a handful of his homes and memorials, with a few still on my list. Poe is an enduring figure on my bookshelf, in my life, on my collection of fridge magnets and in my own literary efforts. His influence is impossible to avoid, even if you’re not an avid fan. But for those of…
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brucedinsman · 2 years ago
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Fox's Book of Martyrs
https://www.biblestudytools.com/history/foxs-book-of-martyrs/ Edited by William Byron Forbush This is a book that will never die — one of the great English classics. . . . Reprinted here in its most complete form, it brings to life the days when “a noble army, men and boys, the matron and the maid,” “climbed the steep ascent of heaven, ‘mid peril, toil, and pain.” “After the Bible itself, no…
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oceanusborealis · 2 years ago
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The Menu - Movie Review
The Menu – Movie Review
TL;DR – This is one of those films that revels in subverting something that brings me great joy and captivates me the entire time it is doing that.     ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. Post-Credit Scene – There is no post-credit sceneDisclosure – I paid to see this filmWarning – Some scenes may cause distress. The Menu Review – There is always a delight when you walk into s film with no idea what…
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unusedrooms · 21 days ago
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The Skip-the-Line Entrance Tickets to Doge's Palace and St. Mark's Square Museums provide expedited access to several of Venice's most iconic attractions:
Doge's Palace: Explore the historic seat of Venetian political power, renowned for its Gothic architecture and opulent interiors.
Correr Museum: Delve into Venetian art and history, featuring collections that showcase the city's rich cultural heritage.
National Archaeological Museum: Discover ancient artifacts, including sculptures, ceramics, and coins from various civilizations.
Biblioteca Marciana: Visit one of the world's oldest public libraries, housing an extensive collection of classical texts and manuscripts.
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dccomicsnews · 3 years ago
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Ahoy Comics Review: Edgar Allan Poe's Snifter of Death #1
Ahoy Comics Review: Edgar Allan Poe’s Snifter of Death #1
Indie Comics Review: Edgar Allan Poe’s Snifter of Death #1[Editor’s Note: This review may contain spoilers] Publisher: Ahoy Comics Writers: Mark Russel and Stuart MooreArt: Peter Snejbjerg and Frank CammusoColors: Peter Snejbjerg and Madeline SeelyLetters: Rob Steen Reviewed by: Matthew B. Lloyd Summary Return with us to those thrilling days of yesteryear in the old west…er um, how about the…
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