The following mood enhancement recording offers a soothing yet enriching experience, combining the beauty of classical music.
This is achieved with the calm of ambient soundscapes. "Clair de Lune" is a timeless piece, and the extended piano rendition by Ben Rogol seems like a perfect choice for creating a relaxing atmosphere while still maintaining the depth and complexity of classical music.
I like to tell my teenage students that I am so old, I live inside a museum. Please remember to donate to your local museum.
By connecting people, fostering learning and community, and nurturing museum excellence, The American Alliance of Museums is the only organization representing the entire museum field, from art and history museums to science centers and zoos.
#CityImages supports and champions equitable and impactful museums worldwide, and so could you.
As my grandson turns 13 I started reminiscing about the magic of the 1960s, a decade that truly defined the music scene for me and my two older brothers forever.
The British Invasion was an iconic moment in pop culture history, and the blending of musical styles between the UK and the US during that time are fascinating subjects in ways that resonate even today. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0169528/
I recall not having her around when I was younger but I missed her yesterday. We don't realize what we have until we lose it. No sun without her
I spent the day on my sofa and chair
Thinking she would be there
But she never came
Then I woke up and wiped the sleep from my eyes
And I rise to face another day with her again
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpOZ4xffh7k
I'm A Man
Digital Democracy Today is working to create something truly meaningful—a global, digital trust cooperative that seeks to tackle some of the biggest challenges facing society.
The vision is powerful: fostering trust, transparency, and collaboration across individuals, businesses, and communities to drive positive, lasting change.
We at #CityImages are giving the first 24 readers special gifts, if they share images of their hometown, or any great shots.
On this Giving Tuesday, the years ahead will be challenging but we can still make progress if we pull together.
Whether you traveled there or are living anywhere in Kansas City, San Diego, San Salvador, Moscow, Shanghai, Rio, Habana, Miami, LA or New York, it doesn’t matter where you took your photos.
Please share them and prove that we all have a spectacular photographer inside us.
Should all of the people living in the free world worry that next year 2025 begins this way or are you sure we’re going to be okay?
WTF is an internet slang term that expresses disbelief. The earliest known use of WTF was four decades ago back in 1985.
The written abbreviation for wtf is a rude phrase used, for example in text messages and on social networking websites, to show that you are surprised or annoyed, or just do not shiv a git or care about something, or other.
The Big Apple’s Fifth Avenue celebrates two hundred years being NYC’s most iconic and beloved locations.
While Communities across the country are gearing up for the Christmas shopping spree NYC is offering Fifth avenue. The city will close to vehicular traffic and open only for pedestrians from 48th Street to 55th Street on December eighth beginning at noon until 6 p.m.
The following are reportedly the 50 safest cities in The United States of America, according to WalletHub.
WalletHub analyzed 182 cities, including the 150 most populated U.S. cities, across 41 key metrics to assess overall safety.
The three main categories include:
As a former POTUS DC GOP GM-15-10 and an American citizen NPA with no political affiliation, I see a white elephant.
This expression signifies a burdensome possession that is more trouble than it is worth. and a doomed enterprise, on which large sums of money are spent and which is then abandoned.