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Time to get rid of your car
again? Maybe this parking garage in
Sickla will do? Actually, in this picture we have a blend of old and new. There's an old steam machine from 1917 in front of this building.
An
ambo is a speaker's stand in the front of a church. When the sunlight enters
Vallentuna Church this modern ambo reflects the beautiful old interior in new colours.
Following
ethos...
pathos is the second pillar of classic rhetoric. To convince our audience, we amplify and generally bring emotions into the argument.
Two ferries from Stockholm anchoring in the Finnish capital
Helsinki. On the left the red Viking Line and on the right the white Silja Line. The two ferries
leave Stockholm just before five in the afternoon and follow each other over night to Helsinki where they arrive at ten o'clock in the morning.
An art student recently got his fifteen minutes of fame by videotaping his act of vandalizing a subway car. Other artists help brighten our everyday life through their unique contributions. Ever since 1994, these 17 bench-like sculptures made from unpolished granite by
Richard Nonas have made
Skarpnäck subway station an intriguing
venue for geometry and perspectives. Sometimes, art is worth every
krona of our tax money.
Multi-storey car park in
Kungens kurva ("King's Curve"). The name has its story: On 28 September 1946, king
Gustav V and friends were on their way home from a hunt at the Tullgarn Palace south of Stockholm. It is rumoured that the king pushed the driver to 'step on it', eventually the Cadillac skidded off the road and ended up in a ditch. The king was uninjured and the driver was saluted for his resourcefulness.
Ethos is the first mode of persuasion in classic rhetoric. Ethos is about character and credibility. Authority. Like being
a grown-up.
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Your daily dose of Stockholm, Sweden - click on pictures to enlarge!
Time to get rid of your car again? Maybe this parking garage in Sickla will do? Actually, in this picture we have a blend of old and new. There's an old steam machine from 1917 in front of this building.
An ambo is a speaker's stand in the front of a church. When the sunlight enters Vallentuna Church this modern ambo reflects the beautiful old interior in new colours.
Following ethos... pathos is the second pillar of classic rhetoric. To convince our audience, we amplify and generally bring emotions into the argument.
Two ferries from Stockholm anchoring in the Finnish capital Helsinki. On the left the red Viking Line and on the right the white Silja Line. The two ferries leave Stockholm just before five in the afternoon and follow each other over night to Helsinki where they arrive at ten o'clock in the morning.
An art student recently got his fifteen minutes of fame by videotaping his act of vandalizing a subway car. Other artists help brighten our everyday life through their unique contributions. Ever since 1994, these 17 bench-like sculptures made from unpolished granite by Richard Nonas have made Skarpnäck subway station an intriguing venue for geometry and perspectives. Sometimes, art is worth every krona of our tax money.
Multi-storey car park in Kungens kurva ("King's Curve"). The name has its story: On 28 September 1946, king Gustav V and friends were on their way home from a hunt at the Tullgarn Palace south of Stockholm. It is rumoured that the king pushed the driver to 'step on it', eventually the Cadillac skidded off the road and ended up in a ditch. The king was uninjured and the driver was saluted for his resourcefulness.
Ethos is the first mode of persuasion in classic rhetoric. Ethos is about character and credibility. Authority. Like being a grown-up.
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