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University has established that under different probable future climate Climate ChangeĪ new study on climate change in Europe by Newcastle Additionally, being close to the Adriatic Sea and located on the Tirana plain, the city of Tirana experiences a seasonal Mediterranean climate which translates to its generally high maximum temperature averaging 30.2 degrees Celsius. The combination of heat and precipitation gives the city a humid subtropical climate. ![]() However, it is also one of the sunniest cities on the continent as well. The city, therefore, ranks among the wettest cities in Europe. As would be expected of a place near mountains, Tirana receives a bountiful amount of precipitation year-round. TiranaĪlbania’s capital, Tirana, is located in the center of the country with hills and mountains surrounding the city. The lowest temperatures are recorded between December and February. Due to its proximity to the sea, however, Rome has a high humidity that traps the city's warm temperature. Rome’s Mediterranean climate gives the city cool and humid winters and warm and dry summers. The Italian capital, Rome, has an average maximum temperature of 30.4 degrees Celsius. The Rumija Mountain blocks the city from the sea and thus limiting maritime influence on the city’s temperature. ![]() Temperatures in Podgorica can soar up to an average of 30.6 degrees Celsius during the summer. Coupled with the Mediterranean climate of the city, the humidity tends to sustain the city’s temperature for longer periods of time. As a result, Podgorica is slightly more humid than most European cities. The city is also a short distance of about 22 miles from the shores of the Adriatic Sea. Podgorica is located in the central region of Montenegro, an area that is crossed by rivers and is also near Lake Skadar. The hot-summer Mediterranean climate of Athens places it at the top of the list of the hottest cities in Europe. July and August record the highest temperatures in the city and are also the driest months. Athens’ climate alternates between lengthy hot and dry summers and mild winters with moderate rainfall. The average maximum temperature in this city is about 30.7 degrees Celsius. The Greek capital of Athens is Europe’s description of a summer "hotspot". Below is a list of European cities organized by average maximum temperatures. The majority are found around the Mediterranean coastline of the continent. The hottest cities in Europe typically average highest on the maximum temperature scale. Some parts of Europe are perpetually frozen throughout the year and others are torrid by standards of the European maximum temperatures. Editorial credit: Alexandros Michailidis / .Įurope is a diverse continent when it comes to weather. The 10 Hottest Cities In Europe Tourists brave the heat to view the Acropolis in Athens, Greece, Europe's hottest city. ![]() ![]() In Piranesi, and in Piranesi, it’s prisons all the way down.Ĭlarke’s novel comes at a moment with an unfortunate resemblance to Piranesi’s Italy. And reading her novel in 2020 makes it clear why Piranesi’s Carceri have, in the end, become even more indelible than his images of Rome’s decaying grandeur. The eponymous hero of her new novel Piranesilives alone in a version of them, a salt-soaked and sun-drenched series of halls he calls the House. Susanna Clarke is the latest writer to draw inspiration from the endless halls, staircases and arches of the prison engravings. Marguerite Yourcenar, the novelist and member of the French Academy, borrowed Hugo’s description of the engraver for the title of her long essay about his work: “The Dark Brain of Piranesi.” ![]() Piranesi’s goth genius was like catnip for Herman Melville and Victor Hugo. But the sinister, unique and inscrutable prisons, though unpopular during Piranesi’s lifetime, later became the darling subject of moody writers and critics. The Carceri d’Invenzione (imaginary prisons), first sold as a set of fourteen prints, were a flop, especially compared to the images of Roman ruins Piranesi would make later in his career. ![]() When he recovered, instead of doing his best to forget about the nightmarish dungeons he’d imagined while he was sick, Piranesi set them to copper plates and had them published. Delirious with fever, the 22-year-old aspiring architect hallucinated prisons. Malaria, a seasonal epidemic that killed thousands of Italians every year until the middle of the 20th century, afflicts sufferers with high fever, chills, and pounding headaches, among other nasty symptoms. Pleased with his improvements to his own work, Piranesi proudly took ownership of this second iteration, firmly “carving” his name and preferred title- G Battista Piranesi archit Vene -in stone on the frontispiece.In 1742, the Italian engraver Giovanni Battista Piranesi fell ill. The shadowy depths of these re-worked chambers, achieved through a sophisticated amalgamation of sulphur tint, scratching, burnishing, and drypoint, create a dark mystique that outshines the softer atmosphere of the First Edition. This complete portfolio of the Second through Fifth Editions of the series is testament to the artist’s inventive imagination and mastery of printmaking techniques. The Carceri are unique amongst his vast oeuvre of capricci in that they have no basis in reality, but rather demonstrate the full potential of Piranesi’s wild imagination. Perhaps inspired by his fellow Venetian Canaletto, the printmaker embellished upon romantic ruins, adding flourishes and placing them wherever he willed. Though Grand Tourists viewed him as an authority on the city and its history, Piranesi’s renderings are best described as capricci, or architectural fantasies. Hailing from Venice, Piranesi followed his passion for design to Rome, where he made a name for himself producing etchings and engraving that captured Roman grandeur. Giovanni Battista Piranesi is said to have declared, “I need to produce great ideas, and I believe that if I were commissioned to design a new universe, I would be mad enough to undertake it.” With his Carceri d’Invenzione, the artist did just that, illustrating an imaginary prison that still inspires authors and architects today. ![]() NOTWITHSTANDING THIS REPORT OR ANY DISCUSSIONS CONCERNING A LOT, ALL LOTS ARE OFFERED AND SOLD AS IS" IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS PRINTED IN THE SALE CATALOGUE." Prospective buyers should also refer to any Important Notices regarding this sale, which are printed in the Sale Catalogue. Prospective buyers should inspect each lot to satisfy themselves as to condition and must understand that any statement made by Sotheby's is merely a subjective, qualified opinion. Since we are not professional conservators or restorers, we urge you to consult with a restorer or conservator of your choice who will be better able to provide a detailed, professional report. "In response to your inquiry, we are pleased to provide you with a general report of the condition of the property described above. ![]() With full margins, in good condition, with soiling and staining along the sheet edges, faint stray fox marks in the margins, Plate I with a few pale water stains visible in raking light (a printer's crease in the lower margin), Plate V with a couple of printer's creases below and to the right of the plate, Plate X with handling creases near sheet edges, Plate XII with a soft diagonal crease at the bottom right corner, and Plate XIII with more apparent soiling and staining at the bottom right corner. ![]() ![]() In 1842, the United States Congress had enacted the Armed Occupation Act, a precursor of the Homestead Act, to increase white settlement in Florida as a way to force the Seminoles to leave the territory. Worth had declared the war to be over in August 1842, and Depot Key was abandoned by the Army after the hurricane. After the hurricane, the Seminoles refused to return to the area. Some Seminole leaders had been meeting with Army officers at Depot Key to negotiate their surrender or a retreat to a reservation in the Everglades. A hurricane with a 27-foot (8.2 m) storm surge struck the Cedar Keys on October 4, 1842, destroying Cantonment Morgan and causing much damage on Depot Key. Ĭantonment Morgan was established on nearby Seahorse Key by 1841 and used as a troop deployment station and as a holding station for Seminoles who had been captured or who had surrendered until they could be sent to the West. Army in Florida at the time was at Palatka, Florida.) Depot Key was the headquarters for the Army in Florida, but Fishburne states headquarters was not in a fixed place, but wherever the commander was. (The island's name may reflect the establishment of a depot there by Florida militia general Leigh Read. ![]() In 1840, General Walker Keith Armistead, who had succeeded Zachary Taylor as commander of United States troops in the war, ordered construction of a hospital on what had become known as Depot Key. 4" was later applied to a boat channel next to the fort, and then to a railroad trestle and a highway bridge over that channel.) In 1840, General Zachary Taylor requested the Cedar Keys be reserved for military use for the duration of the war, and that Seahorse Key be permanently reserved for a lighthouse. 4 on the mainland adjacent to the Cedar Keys. Indian War ĭuring the Second Seminole War, the United States Army established Fort No. The Cedar Keys may have been a refuge for escaped slaves in the early 1820s, and an entry point for the illegal slave trade later that decade. ![]() In the period leading up to the First Seminole War, the British subjects Alexander Arbuthnot and Robert Ambrister used the Cedar Keys to deliver supplies to the Seminoles. The tower was destroyed by a Spanish force in 1802. Clair Whitman and are displayed at the Cedar Key Museum State Park.įollowers of William Augustus Bowles, self-declared "Director General of the State of Muskogee", built a watchtower in the vicinity of Cedar Key in 1801. Arrow heads and spear points dating from the Paleo period (12,000 years old) were collected by Cedar Key historian St. The only ancient burial found in Cedar Key was a 2,000-year-old skeleton found in 1999. An archaeological dig at Shell Mound, 9 miles (14 km) north of Cedar Key, found artifacts dating back to 500 BC in the top 10 feet (3.0 m) of the 28-foot-tall (8.5 m) mound. While evidence suggests human occupation as far back as 500 BC, the first maps of the area date to 1542, when it was labeled "Las Islas Sabines" by a Spanish cartographer. ![]() The Cedar Keys are named for the eastern red cedar Juniperus virginiana, once abundant in the area. Most of the developed area of the city has been on Way Key since the end of the 19th century. The Cedar Keys are a cluster of islands near the mainland. The population was 702 at the 2010 census. Cedar Key is a city in Levy County, Florida, United States. ![]() ![]() Some real names from my friends list: barbiefiend69, goldenchild82, ez2bme94501, and MissSprink1es. With hella numbers and weird inside jokes. (That's basically what all women put if they didn't want to be harassed forever.) BTW, I was always 52/M/South Sandwich Islands. This is rooted in chat rooms but you better believe it translated to AIM. Here are some things you probably thought you could never live without: Days of our lives wasted away listening to the squeaky door open and close and customizing our ~*SuPeR cOoL*~ profiles. Being a teenager will always sound like one of your incoming messages.I had it, you had it, we all had it. So, farewell to AIM and my embarrassing screen name KDog313. In fact, it was what first convinced me that social technology would change the way we interact with each other so vividly that it was worth studying and eventually writing about for a living. After three straight all-night AIM chats, I asked out my first girlfriend, on pins and needles staring at my cathode ray tube until she agreed.ĪIM was a domain parents didn’t understand, giving it a feeling of clandestine cool - akin to getting one’s first car but for the internet generation. I was a shy kid who’d fumble for words in person, but found my voice through the keyboard where I could compose and edit my thoughts before revealing them. AIM taught me to write as 12-year old trying to navigate the world of grade-school friendship and romance. Regardless of TechCrunch being owned by AOL, this moment is bittersweet for me. For context on the business AOL let slip away, WhatsApp sold that same year to Facebook for more than $19 billion.īack in March, a former AOL employee told Ars Technica that he estimated AIM usage had sunk to single-digit millions of users, and the cost of AOL keeping the OSCAR messaging protocol running became too high to justify. That led to AOL’s fall from grace, going from being valued at $224 billion in today’s money to just $4.4 billion when it was sold to Verizon in 2015. But eventually text messaging, Google’s GChat and Facebook took over, while AIM never fully figured out the shift to mobile. It battled for supremacy with competitors like ICQ, and messengers from Yahoo and Microsoft MSN. Its iconic Away Messages were the ancestor to the modern tweet and status update. Initially the chat experience built into AOL desktop, AIM launched as a standalone app in 1997. Unfortunately there’s no way to save or port your buddy list. People can download images they sent until December 15th, but the app’s download links will start disappearing now. “From setting the perfect away message to that familiar ring of an incoming chat, AIM will always have a special place in our hearts,” AOL wrote to users in an email. Now AIM’s official MacOS, Windows, iOS and Android apps are being pulled off life support. TechCrunch reader Daniel Sinclair tipped the shut-down to us, which follows the cut-off of third-party apps back in March. ![]() ![]() We’re more excited than ever to focus on building the next generation of iconic brands and life-changing products.” “Our focus will always be on providing the kind of innovative experiences consumers want. “We know there are so many loyal fans who have used AIM for decades and we loved working and building the first chat app of its kind since 1997,” AOL wrote on the AIM help page. But with SMS and social apps like Facebook and WhatsApp having conquered chat, AOL is giving up the fight with no planned replacement. ![]() ![]() AIM dominated online chat in North America at the turn of the century. On December 15th, AOL Instant Messenger will shut down after running since 1997. The pioneering chat app that taught us to text is pulling the plug. ![]() ![]() Highlighted in Tick, Tick……Boom is Larson’s dream to make an impact on the world. Larson opened the door to edge, real emotion, rock music in live theater, rawness, and unfiltered content, and that was so different yet so important. Before Larson, we mostly viewed musicals as those classic, big band shows with singing and tap dancing. He not only brought new and fresh content to his work, but he also composed new and fresh music that was so relevant to that time and still remains relevant today. Personally, I also think he started the path for rock musicals. He paved the way and shed light on the issues that were thrown in a dark corner. I don’t think we would have musicals like In the Heights, Spring Awakening, Dear Evan Hansen, or Jagged Little Pill if it wasn’t for Larson. He changed the way we looked at musicals and that opened the door to so many other important contemporary musicals to follow. Suddenly, we saw all kinds of people on the stage in his work, especially in Rent, and all of the issues that were considered too taboo to talk about were finally addressed. Multiculturalism, AIDS, homophobia, social issues, and addiction are all a part of the content. Larson initiates real, human conversations in Rent and in all of his work. Rent is a musical that almost everyone knows. Larson changed the course of musical theater first with Tick, Tick….Boom, but when Rent hit the stage, it really made an explosion. His passion for storytelling and wanting to make an impact on theater are what I think is most remembered of him and are apparent after watching the film. ![]() His tragedy makes his theater contributions all the more important. I don’t think people necessarily focus on his death while watching one of his musicals, but I think it’s something that lingers throughout the atmosphere and is always in the back of people’s minds as they watch his work. This tragedy is a permanent highlight and facet of Larson’s story. He died of an aortic aneurysm the night before Rent’s first preview. The musical Rent successfully made it to the Broadway stage, but unfortunately, Larson was not able to fully enjoy the success. ![]() He is responsible for the mega-musical, Rent, which he wrote shortly after Tick, Tick….Boom. Larson was an American composer, lyricist, and playwright who made his mark in musical theater early in his life. If you don’t know who Jonathon Larson was, let me give you a quick summary and why I personally feel he’s so vital to the theater world. You can’t help but think of the tragedy of Larson as you watch the film, but at the same time, you feel joy because of what he was able to do in his short lifetime. It took me two nights to watch and about two weeks to get over. ![]() I decided to watch this film in the early days of the new year after a good friend of mine expressed his enthusiasm for how great it was. It is essentially a musical within a musical, but that concept doesn’t really hit you until the end. We even get to hear some songs from Superbia. The interesting aspect of this musical is that we are watching the past (when he was writing Superbia) and yet that past is made into a musical ( Tick, Tick….Boom). It is a deeply profound piece and beautifully directed by Miranda. All of these themes are accompanied by a heartfelt soundtrack. Some other themes highlighted are writer’s block and the mental stress that puts on a writer, living in New York and its struggles, fears of turning 30, and the AIDS crisis. The film highlights some of his important relationships at that time and how his consumption with his budding career affects those relationships. ![]() In the process of all of this, he is constantly reminded of what’s important in life. He sees potential in Larson and that’s where I believe his story as a writer truly begins. Within the film, he tries to get the musical noticed and it goes through a workshop process where he crosses paths with the great Stephen Sondheim. The film documents Larson’s life and writing process for his musical called, Superbia, which preceded Tick, Tick….Boom. Larson is brilliantly portrayed by Andrew Garfield and I believe he will sweep every awards show this year for his performance. The film is directed by the amazing Lin Manuel Miranda, this being his first film that he’s directed. To say that it was life-changing for me to watch is an understatement and I know that so many other people will agree. If you’re a lover of theater and haven’t watched it yet, I highly recommend that you do. We are reminded of his story in the new film adaptation of his autobiographical musical, Tick, Tick….Boom which was released on Netflix in November of 2021. When it comes to contemporary musical theater, nobody dominated the stage quite like Jonathon Larson in the early 1990s. ![]() ![]() The resort is lovely, but eating our can be expensive. It is about a 10-15 walk from the Marina where you will find different bars and restaurants of different cuisines. The location of the hotel is okay, you are towards Es Canar, basically the other end of Santa Eulalia. Very clean and the views from our sea view room were lovely - even though the room itself was quite small. Lively and distinctly catering to a youthful audience, it positions itself as the place to relax and party, offering a whole range of rooms categories depending on taste and budget.My Boyfriend and I stayed here last week. ![]() Sol Beach House embodies the fun elements that make Ibiza so famous. Dishing up tapas, bar snacks, cocktails and smoothies, the menu can be enjoyed across the pool area. For all-day dining and poolside snacking is Sol Shack Chiringuito. 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Overall, Sol Beach House cannot be positioned as a high-end luxury hotel for the often picky and discerning traveller but is rather a place for those ultimately looking for a fun filled break and aren’t too fussy about much else. Other room categories include the entry level Beach House Rooms, Xtra Relax Beach House Rooms, the Beach House Xtra Junior Suite and the Beach House Xtra Suite – featuring a king-sized bed, lounge area, and a sun lounger in the VIP pool area. New to the hotel just this year and orbiting a queen-sized bed is a smart plasma TV it also offers those who book an in-room pool towel service and organic beach bag and is a room that instantly makes those who enter feel at ease. With a capacious ocean view glass terrace – the new Xtra Beach House Sea View room itself is a space I would return to. ![]() With 277 rooms and suites each with sea view terraces, Sol Beach House is a relaxed, adults only hotel that sets the stage for a fun filled, sunshine break.įrom a luxury perspective, the renovated rooms are certainly where Sol Beach House’s strengths lie. Located near the bay of Santa Eulalia on the south-east coast around 15-20 minutes from the Balearic island’s famous old town, each room of the hotel has been renovated and elegantly decorated with inspiration taken from the island. With 277 rooms and suites each with sea view terraces, Sol Beach House is a relaxed, adults only hotel that sets the stage for a fun filled, sunshine break.Ĭare-free with a hippie-chic design concept combined with a contemporary vintage touch, Sol Beach House is not scared to be different and targets young millennials, such as groups of friends and couples looking for music, design, energy and affordable travel experiences in Ibiza. If there were a Mediterranean island for the millennial Ibiza would be it and Sol Beach House would be the island’s hotel. ![]() ![]() ![]() Remember that it will enable support for not just flash drives but also other devices such as network adapters, hard disks, webcams, and more. It extends the capabilities of your existing computer so that it can run multiple. The Extension Packs in this section are released under the VirtualBox Personal Use and Evaluation License. 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While of course there were cheers for every single performer at O2 City Hall Newcastle’s on Wednesday night, the loudest were reserved for the city’s adopted icon, the one and only Choriza May. Never thought I’d see the day a Hannah Montana medley would make a Drag Race tour setlist, but it totally worked. River Medway brought all the fun and exuberance that made BBC viewers fall in love with her. While she may have been given the boot first last year, Anubis wholeheartedly showed why Ru may have made the wrong call with a well edited and finely executed number, whole returning queen Veronica Green displayed her vocal chops with an operatic double header that was totally deserving of the standing ovation it received. READ MORE: Sam Fender adds second St James' Park date after ticket frenzy ![]() It can often be hard for a queen, given the structure of Drag Race, with its tried and tested format and themed challenges, to really show what they’re all about, but the numbers in the tour were a great springboard for each and every one’s personality and undeniable talent. It was great to see each of the season 3 contestants given a opportunity to show what they can do and all of them grabbed the chance with gusto. On the same day that the cast for the next run of the massively successful home grown spin -off of the worldwide phenomenon was revealed, the queens from last time round showed they’re not ready to relinquish the spotlight quite yet with a show that had it all - from high fashion to high camp. ![]() The RuPaul’s Drag Race UK series 3 tour strutted into Newcastle on Wednesday style to prove that drag talent never goes out of style, whatever the season. ![]() |
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