Thank you for sharing this analysis

It’s never too late for a coffee))

Thank you!

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Thank you for these tips! I'll try some of them, so far my posts are lost in the ocean of other materials. And thanks for following!

looking forward to the third part

Thanks for the list, interesting materials

after your video, I can't even imagine how Albrecht Dürer did his amazing carving thing without any modern equipment

I couldn't agree more with your article... people like Warren Buffet fear what they don't understand. And ironically fortunes are made when one does the opposite of what these gurus say.

Thank you for sharing this!

"Laziness!!!" That's what I have to repeat to my Italian friends, who invent stories about genetic predisposition for certain languages to justify their limited English proficiency. You are

Your post made me nostalgic. Even if I'm probably the last generation to remember life before the Internet, I miss the days of AOL thing:)

Thank you! I will definitely include something about digital diplomacy in my future posts, hope you will find some useful information here:)

Well, 20 secs don't sound too long. I read somewhere that people were so serious in old photos because of the shooting process, so I imagined something really really long. Anyway, it's amazing how your

Wow! I imagine your models had to sit still for a long time... is it a long process btw?

What a nice example of local history! It's a pity they don't preserve a part of this urban past