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1 Datos Inútiles
2 ¡Quién Soy y Por Qué!
3 Especialidades en Wikipedia
4 In My Previous Lives, I was....
5 Image Contributions Pre 2017
6 Lucerne, Switzerland
- 6.1 Mount Pilatus*
7 Colombia 2017
8 Miami 2017
9 Miami Beach 2017
10 Hurricane Irma, Miami Beach September 2017
- 10.1 South Beach After Irma
- 10.2 Miami City Cemetery
11 Flora of Florida 2017
12 Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens
13 Miami, Florida 2018
- 13.1 Charlotte Jane Memorial Park Cemetery

Datos Inútiles[edit]

Nombre: D. Enrico di Palma
Fecha de nacimiento: 29 de abril de 1978
Ubicación: Miami Beach, Florida EE.UU.
Ocupación: Diseñador Gráfico, Traductor, Editor Egresado de la Universidad Internacional de la Florida
Página oficial: No Tengo Ninguna Todavía
Mi blog: ¡Vendrá muy pronto a un canal cercano a ti!
Contacto: [1]

En vidas pasadas fue emperador romano, inventor, pensador, arquitecto y también creador del universo en el cual vivimos hoy.

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¡Quién Soy y Por Qué![edit]

Daniel Enrico di Palma está radicado en Miami Beach, estado de la Florida. Es de la vendimia de 1978, que muy buena cosecha fue para ese entonces. Es viajero constante y se vale de sus idiomas para trotar por el mundo, aunque admite que su preferencia es el Viejo Mundo, aunque todavía no ha visitado la Madre Patria.

Habla francés, inglés, español, italiano, portugués, al igual que un nivel medio en ruso y alemán. Tiene un diploma en Relaciones Internacionles y Francés (2005) de la Universidad Internacional de la Florida.

Tiene inclinaciones políticas liberales y se identifica en parte con el partido Verde y el Democrático de los EE.UU. aunque no pertenece a ninguno de ellos y se clasifica como independiente. Es partidario del pensamiento de la separación del estado y la iglesia y de un gobierno completamente secular.

Cree en la libertad de expresión, de religión, en la igualdad, incluyendo el matrimonio gay, y el cosmopolitanismo mientras que uno no interfiera con lo otro. No es adepto de ninguna religión ni cree en un dios, diosa, Dios o Diosa o deidad o deidades, aunque bien no cree que tales existan. Al fin y al cabo, nos vamos a pudrir en la tierra como todo lo demás cuando ya muere. Y aunque fue enseñado desde pequeño en la existencia del dios del cristianismo pentecostal, se rebeló contra la religión a partir de los 18 años aunque siempre tuvo tendencias revolucionarias y existencialistas. :) Su frase favorita dicha por él mismo es, "Sólo después de la muerte se sabrá la verdad, y el que la sabrá será el muerto. Los que quedemos vivos seguiremos adivinando."

Su mayor tesoro son sus amigos que vienen y viven por todo el mundo, así como su habilidad del dominio de los idiomas. La manía que más detesta es el de no usar tildes donde se debe y usar el espanglés cuando de verdad exista una traducción correcta.

Sus amistades son tan variadas como los sabores y culturas del mundo, desde Gana en el África, pasando por Marruecos, por Egipto, por Israel, por Grecia y desde la España querida, pasando por Francia, Italia, Suecia, Alemania, Inglaterra, Holanda y Polonia hasta Rusia y Eslovenia. Y por supuesto, de nuestro charco desde el Brasil con su cachaza, Nicaragua con sus volcanes, el México colonial y Cuba linda... hasta el gran Canadá. :)

Especialidades en Wikipedia[edit]

Traducciones del francés, italiano, inglés y portugués al español
personajes históricos religiosos * historia de Roma antigua
historia de Grecia antigua * arqueología * política * religión

In My Previous Lives, I was....[edit]

In my previous lives, I was a Roman emperor, an architect, a false prophet, a Roman soldier (general), a harlot, a slave, a heretic, a Catholic inquisitor, a pope, the Queen of England, an amoeba, a poet and God himself who created the universe, in no particular order of course.

Augustus, Emperor of Rome
Vitruvius, Architect
Simon Magus, False Prophet
Belisarius, Roman General
Greek Harlot
Spartacus, Slave
Giordano Bruno, Heretic
Tomás de Torquemada, Inquisitor
Pope Alexander VI
Amoeba, Chaos carolinense
Willem Wissing and Jan van der Vaardt - Queen Anne, United Kingdom
Sir Thomas Wyatt, Poet
Monad, Symbol of God

Image Contributions Pre 2017[edit]

Sea oats and seagrapes[edit]

San Francisco Bay Area and California 2006[edit]

Miami Beach and Florida 2006[edit]

Rome, Italy 2005[edit]

Honeymoon Island State Park 2015[edit]

Wild Berries
Wildflower
Walter's ground cherry (Physalis walteri Nutt.)

Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park Florida 2015[edit]

Entrance Sign
Peavine Road
Oak Tree and Cabbage Palm Prairie
Kilpatrick Hammock Trail
Kilpatrick Hammock Palms near pond
Kilpatrick Hammock Controlled Burn
Military Trail (hiking)
Nuttall's Thistle
Yellow Wildflower
Pink Wildflower
Wildflower and Insect
Yellow Wildflowers

Hutchinson Island, FL[edit]

Summer storm approaching
General view
Sea oats on the beach
Storm approaching the beach

Bahia Honda State Park 2016[edit]

View of the sunrise
Bahia Honda State Park – Old Railroad Bridge
Old Railroad Bridge
Old Railroad Bridge – view of trusses
Morning view of beach
Dry seed pods
Beach access

Lucerne, Switzerland[edit]

Mount Pilatus*[edit]

Mount Pilatus seen from Seeburg, Lucerne
Monte Pilatus desde las orillas del Lago Lucerna
Monte Pilatus y el Lago Lucerna
Mount Pilatus from Weggis, Switzerland

R. Bieri

Colombia 2017[edit]

Peñón de Guatapé[edit]

View of Peñón de Guatapé from Road
View of Peñón de Guatapé Rising from countryside

Marinilla[edit]

thumb
Calle en Marinilla

Perros Colombianos - Colombian Dogs[edit]

Cerro Nutibara y Pueblito Paisa[edit]

Stairs leading to church
Pueblito Paisa in Nutibara Hill
Detail of House and Street Lamp
Statue of Cacique Nutibara and wife
General view of Diorama of City of Medellin
View of City of Medellin Diorama
Artwork - Green man
Artwork - Man in red and yellow halo
Artwork - Abstract woman in flowery dress
Artwork - Man pulling cart
Artwork - Cacique Nutibara mural
Artwork - Tucans mural
Souvenir Stand

Valle del Cócora*[edit]

General view
Mountains and clouds
Wax palms
Hill with Wax Palms

A. Calle

Montesacro Cemetery and Pablo Escobar[edit]

The tomb of Pablo Escobar and family in the Monte Sacro Cemetery, Itagüí
Montesacro Vista General
Montesacro - Iglesia
Tumba de Pablo Escobar y familia

Cementerio Virgen María del Rosario de Itagüí[edit]

Entrada del Cementerio
Cripta familiar
Vista general
Jardinería
Vista de rotunda
Muro
Detalle de criptas
Galería de criptas
Mausoleos
Vista de mausoleos desde la cripta de la rotunda

Miami 2017[edit]

Oleta River State Park[edit]

Entrance sign to Oleta River State Park
General view of beach
Underview of bridge leading to the park
View of barrier underneath bridge to protect pilons
View of water with sediments and garbage underneath Oleta River bridge

Scottish Rite Temple[edit]

Scottish Rite Temple in the Lummus Park Historic District in Miami
Façade

Miami River[edit]

Miami River NW 5th Street Bridge
View upriver of the Miami River from NW 5th Street Bridge

Manuel Artime[edit]

Manuel Artime Theater in the Little Havana Neighborhood during reconstruction of SW 1st Street
View west from SW 1st Street

Wynwood Art District[edit]

General View of Courtyard

Temple Israel of Greater Miami[edit]

Miami City Cemetery[edit]

General View of Burials
Tombs and Markers
Gravesites and Memorials
Jewish Section of Cemetery
View of Monument and surroundings
Grave Monument

Venetian Causeway[edit]

View from water level towards Miami Beach
View towards Miami Beach
The Venetian Causeway viewed from former site of The Miami Herald
Entrance to Venetian Causeway from Miami side
Column with Sign
Bridge detail, lamps and railing
Entrance to Venetian Causeway with Columns view towards southeast
Venetian Causeway view from former site of Miami Herald
Entrance to Venetian Causeway - Lamppost

Miami Beach 2017[edit]

Ocean Drive[edit]

Victor Hotel and Lummus Park (view west)
Ocean Plaza Hotel
Leslie Hotel
Edison Hotel
Victor Hotel viewed from Lummus Park
Lummus Park and the Tides Hotel in the background

Lincoln Road Mall[edit]

Lincoln Theater

Buildings in South Beach[edit]

SoFi neighborhood - Louver House
York Towers Apartments, 15th Street and Drexel Avenue
Miami Beach - Old City Hall, 1130 Washington Avenue

Vemar Market Fire[edit]

Vemar Market Fire, September 26, 2017, Washington Avenue, near 16th Street, 6:45 AM -10:30 AM. Miami Beach Fire Department engine hosing down fire. View north from Washington Avenue and 15th Street.
Vemar Market Fire, September 26, 2017, Washington Avenue, near 16th Street, 6:45 AM -10:30 AM, View of 15th Street eastwards to Washington Avenue from Drexel Avenue. Water hoses extended from 15th Street and Drexel Avenue, towards Washington Avenue, due to lack of adequate water pressure near source of fire.
Vemar Market Fire, September 26, 2017, Washington Avenue, near 16th Street, 6:45 AM -10:30 AM
Vemar Market Fire, September 26, 2017
September 26, 2017
September 27, 2017
September 27, 2017
September 27, 2017

Sand Dune Vegetation of South Beach[edit]

Vine with Red Fruit
Vine with Red Fruit 02
Seagrapes and dune sunflowers
Seagrapes and dune sunflowers 02
Plant with Burgundy Colored Bell-Shaped Flowers
Seagrape Trees
Plant with Yellow Flowers Growing Through Wooden Fence
Sea Oats
Plants and Bushes
Tall Plant with Yellow Flowers
Plants and Bushes
Plants and Bushes
Plants and Bushes
Green Plants and Bushes
Miami Beach - Sand Dune Flora - Green Bushes and Plants 06
Miami Beach - Sand Dune Flora - Green Bushes and Plants 07
Creeping Thorny Plant
Miami Beach - Sand Dune Flora - South Pointe Park vegetation
Dune walking path near tip of South Pointe Park, March and September 2017
Dune vegetation before and after Hurricane Irma, Miami Beach March and September 2017
View of sand dune vegetation after Hurricane Irma, September 12, and September 21, 2017, showing recovery of plants near 14th Street and Ocean Drive, Miami Beach.

Conocarpus erectus - Silver Buttonwood[edit]

Silver Buttonwood
Detail - Leaves and Fruit
Silver Buttonwood and Sabal palm
Silver Buttonwood and Coconut palm trees

Ipomoea pes-caprae - Beach Morning Glory[edit]

Dune sunflowers and beach morning glory (Ipomoea pes-caprae)

Helianthus debilis - Dune Sunflowers[edit]

Holocaust Memorial[edit]

Casa Casuarina - Versace Mansion[edit]

Versace Mansion - Casa Casuarina
Entrance steps where Gianni Versace was shot by Andrew Cunanan
Casa Casuarina - View of balcony
Orange and gold planters outside Versace Mansion
Perimeter street metal railing
Wall fruit bowl detail
Another wall fruit bowl
Wall pine cone detail
Wall wrought iron round medallion
Head of Apollo and pine cones
Round tower and iron fence
South east corner
Perimeter wall details - south side
Alleyway handicap entrance for Versace Mansion
Small window in alleyway
Large window in alleyway
Perimeter wall masonry pine cone
Alleyway looking north
Alleyway behind building looking south
Rear of mansion - alleyway view north
Rear of mansion - alleyway view south
Entrance to Versace Mansion
Statue and umbrella in front of entrance door
Statue and planter in front of entrance door
Close-up of metal railing on perimeter wall

Faena District - Miami Beach[edit]

Building in Restoration
Faena District Building
Interior Showing Architectural Details
Sky seen from atrium
Windows detail
Building detail
View of atrium from atop red staircase
Red staircase from atrium
Saxony Hotel (far right in background) seeing from across street
Street view towards ocean side from Indian Creek Drive
View of buildings from Indian Creek Drive
Milk Pouring Pitcher Sculpture
Milk Pouring Pitcher Sculpture
Milk Pouring Pitcher Sculpture Base
Faena Forum staircase
Staircase leading to second floor
Staircase detail
Reflecting pool underneath Faena Forum building

Hurricane Irma, Miami Beach September 2017[edit]

South Beach After Irma[edit]

Washington Avenue and 15th Street, September 9 and September 11, 2017, View north
Hurricane Irma 2017 - Miami Beach - South Beach Washington Ave and 15th Street Before and After View South
Drexel and 15th Street, view north
Drexel and 15th Street, view south
Española Way and Drexel Avenue, west view
Pennsylvania Avenue and Española Way
Pennsylvania Avenue and 15th Street, north view
Broken water main on 1500 block of Pennsylvania Avenue, view south
Broken water main on 1500 block of Pennsylvania Avenue, view north
Home on 1500 block of Pennsylvania Avenue, view east
Pennsylvania Avenue and 16th Street, south view, fallen stop sign
Broken tiles on sidewalk, Pennsylvania Avenue near Lincoln Road
Soundscape Park
New World Center for the Performing Arts and Soundscape Park
South Beach after Hurricane Irma
Light pole with lamp torn away and landing about 50 feet away. Corner of Washington Avenue and Lincoln Lane.
Business on Washington Avenue with sand bags
Business on Washington Avenue with sand bags
Business on Washington Avenue with sand bags
Corner of 16th Street and Washington Avenue, view east
Corner of 16th Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue
View Towards South Pointe with dead Seagrass Strewn about
Detail of Wave Pattern Imprinted on Sand
Wave Pattern Imprinted on Sand, view north, near 14th Street and Ocean Drive
View towards the North - Pattern of Waves imprinted on sand showing different deposits of materials
Wave Pattern Imprinted on Sand showing hardened sand, view towards South Pointe (from 13th Street)
Damage caused by sand encrusted onto wheelchair ramp and dune vegetation near 14th Street and Ocean Drive
Sand Dune Vegetation Covered by Sand, 14th Street view towards north
Dune vegetation stripped and covered in sand, a few sea oats remain standing
Lummus Park boardwalk near 14th Street and Ocean Drive, showing downed trees and sand strewn across walkway (originally more sand, removed a day earlier), view north
Seagrape tree torn down by the wind, near Ocean Drive and 14th Street
Lummus Park - Uprooted Seagrape Tree showing fallen fruit and root system
Sea grass deposited on beach, also showing change in sea water, Ocean Drive and 14th Street, view north
Fallen street signs on Ocean Drive, north side of Betsy Hotel
Swimming demarcation buoy normally placed 100 ft from shore to separate swimmers from boats, carried some 50-70 feet inland from shore by waves.
Damage Done to Dune Vegetation in South Pointe Park after Hurricane Irma, September 16, 2017
Dune Vegetation in tip of South Pointe Park after Hurricane Irma, view north
View of beach near South Pointe Park after Hurricane Irma, September 16, 2017
Beach water quality affected by Hurricane Irma, September 16, 2017, near tip of South Pointe Park
View north of beach after Hurricane Irma, September 16, 2017. Notice water quality and detritus washed up on beach.
Palm tree trunk previously submerged (notice marine life attached) washed up on beach near South Pointe Park
Sand encrusted vegetation in sand dunes near South Pointe Park
Dune walking path near tip of South Pointe Park, March and September 2017
Dune vegetation before and after Hurricane Irma, Miami Beach March and September 2017
View of sand dune vegetation after Hurricane Irma, September 12, and September 21, 2017, showing recovery of plants near 14th Street and Ocean Drive, Miami Beach.