sight & sound

..... what it is / Mark Knopfler PiP vom Trip ;) Macro.Monday 2.0 am 23.10.2017 Thema: Zahlen und Buchstaben

true ....... das wünsch ich Euch...

Ich wünsch Euch einen schönen zweiten Adventssonntag...friedlich, fröhlich und kuschelig warm ;) under the moon of love

Einmal an der Erde vorbeigeflogen und eine etwas andere Version von Rocketman entdeckt ;)

Mit sowas würd ich mir meine Hauswand auch noch vollsprühen lassen! Ist ein Negativ...Schwarz auf Weiß war zu fad ;) pipes of peace

a health to the company ...cheers an alle Freunde, die dieses Wochenende den Pott unsicher machen ;) Danke vor allem an Heidiho für die dauerhafte Berichterstattung in Wort und Bild...made me happy :)

TRUE COLORS ....and memories... Please on black!

Bella Ciao .....und das Original

Ich hatte da eine Liedzeile im Kopf....

..... light my fire

...... to listen to.....

.... where the heart is! listen and enlarge ;)

...like two dancers after the summer of love .... Looking forward to the IP-meeting in Quedlingburg this weekend....so if you miss me...I´ll be back ;)))

.....das musste ja kommen ;) www.youtube.com/watch?v=n03g8nsaBro

There´s a light .....in the darkness of everybodys life..

www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GoNc4y5oWs With a little luck, we can help it out We can make this whole damn thing work out With a little Love, we can lay it down Can't you feel the town exploding?

No...I´m sorry, these are not the the green hills of tyrol ..but I love to hear these bagpipes ;) That´s what Keith found about this wonderful fibonacci broccoli!!! www.ilseanderson.com/2017/06/beautiful-vegetable-fibonacci-broccoli-also-mathematical "The Romanesco Broccoli is nothing short of a mathematical marvel, reminiscent of the Fibonacci series – a sequence of consecutive numbers that add up to the next number. Like: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, and so on. So how can a broccoli imitate a series of numbers? Simple. On closer inspection, the Romanesco is revealed to have a spiral starting from the center point. All the smaller florets are arranged around this spiral. In essence, this is the Fibonacci spiral – a series of arcs with radii that follow the Fibonacci sequence. If you count the number of spirals in each direction, they will always be consecutive Fibonacci numbers. A math lesson on a vegetable – isn’t that amazing?" Thanks so much Keith ;)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pk3A_QSINI