Website News
19 September 2020
- The link to the scientific Life Expectancy Calculator was added to the updated collection of interesting and useful links.
- A photograph of the barely visible against the background of the Church of Trinità dei Monti (Chiesa della Trinità dei Monti) that is the top end point of the Spanish Steps, in Italian named after the church (Scalinata di Trinità dei Monti), was published in the website creator's personal photoalbum.
18 September 2020
- The Russian part of the website: a new metric, “Cyber Power”, with data of 2020, appeared in the “Russia's Place in the World” article that is a collection of metrics.
- A photograph on the grand Spanish Steps (Scalinata di Trinità dei Monti), rising from the Square of Spain (Piazza di Spagna) to the Church of Trinità dei Monti (Chiesa della Trinità dei Monti), was published in the website creator's personal photoalbum.
17 September 2020
- The Russian part of the website: new “Runglish” words, “merch” and “random”, were added to the “Vocabulary of the Russian Language for Those Who Forgot It”.
- A new photowork was added to the website creator's art gallery: “Macaronir”.
16 September 2020
- A photograph of a view from Trajan's Forum (Forum Traiani, 112 AD) to his column (Colvmna Traiani, 113 AD) and the Church of the Holy Name of Mary (Ss. Nominis Mariae ad Forum Traiani, 1736-1751) was published in the website creator's personal photoalbum.
15 September 2020
- A photograph in the shade of the greenery of the ancient Roman ruins, more exactly, of the Roman Forum was published in the website creator's personal photoalbum.
14 September 2020
- A new photowork was added to the website creator's art gallery: “Italian Facades”.
13 September 2020
- A photograph with a view to the Roman Forum (Forum Romanum) from the height of the remains of the giant library of the Temple of Augustus (Bibliotheca Templi Augusti) or of the Palace of Tiberius (Bibliotheca Domus Tiberianae) on the Palatine Hill was published in the website creator's personal photoalbum.
