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For us less educated folk, This is an ancient Greek statue made in 570 B.C. A 'kore' is just a female statue.
Interesting, I've always picture ancient romans and greeks as wearing all white, but that would hardly be practical?
Interesting, I've always picture ancient romans and greeks as wearing all white, but that would hardly be practical?
December 15, 2024 at 1:11 PM
For us less educated folk, This is an ancient Greek statue made in 570 B.C. A 'kore' is just a female statue.
Interesting, I've always picture ancient romans and greeks as wearing all white, but that would hardly be practical?
Interesting, I've always picture ancient romans and greeks as wearing all white, but that would hardly be practical?
...for this date ....
December 13, 2024 at 7:41 PM
...for this date ....
...for this date...
December 13, 2024 at 7:40 PM
...for this date...
Yes.
Also, what a great Christmas gift, just when Seville oranges are in glut.
Also, what a great Christmas gift, just when Seville oranges are in glut.
December 1, 2024 at 8:30 PM
Yes.
Also, what a great Christmas gift, just when Seville oranges are in glut.
Also, what a great Christmas gift, just when Seville oranges are in glut.
You can't measure storage in GW. That's like measuring volume in litres per second.
Anyone who makes this absolute basic error knows nothing and can be ignored.
Anyone who makes this absolute basic error knows nothing and can be ignored.
December 1, 2024 at 8:06 PM
You can't measure storage in GW. That's like measuring volume in litres per second.
Anyone who makes this absolute basic error knows nothing and can be ignored.
Anyone who makes this absolute basic error knows nothing and can be ignored.
Interesting article and topic, but I wish journalists would learn what GWh and GW actually mean - I guess that 9GW probably implies about 9GWh, but who knows?
November 26, 2024 at 7:07 PM
Interesting article and topic, but I wish journalists would learn what GWh and GW actually mean - I guess that 9GW probably implies about 9GWh, but who knows?
