"Concorso immagini amiche delle donne" Gruppo 2 IIa
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There are two main ways to travel between Plovdiv and Sofia: by bus from the South bus station or by train from the Central Railway Station. A flight from Sofia to Rome departs at 18:50 and arrives at 21:05 with a 1.5 hour layover in Venice, while the return flight from Rome to Sofia leaves at 11:15 and arrives at 18:00 with a 2.5 hour layover in Rome. Additional transportation options include hiring a bus or minivan to and from the airport.
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The document contains information about three different hotels in Plovdiv, Bulgaria:
1) Best Western Hotel Bulgaria is located in the city center near the Old Town. It has 47 standard rooms and 12 luxury rooms overlooking the city center or Roman amphitheater. Amenities include free WiFi, safety deposit boxes, and laundry services.
2) Leipzig Hotel has been renovated and offers modern design and amenities. It is located near the city center and offers various room types from 58 to 198 BGN.
3) Hotel Gabi is a new business hotel located in a park near the city center. It has 8 double rooms and 2 apartments ranging in price from 40 to 85 BGN
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How to arrive Plovdiv Sofia Dolo
There are two main ways to travel between Plovdiv and Sofia: by bus from the South bus station or by train from the Central Railway Station. A flight from Sofia to Rome departs at 18:50 and arrives at 21:05 with a 1.5 hour layover in Venice, while the return flight from Rome to Sofia leaves at 11:15 and arrives at 18:00 with a 2.5 hour layover in Rome. Additional transportation options include hiring a bus or minivan to and from the airport.
Accommodation plovdiv
The document contains information about three different hotels in Plovdiv, Bulgaria:
1) Best Western Hotel Bulgaria is located in the city center near the Old Town. It has 47 standard rooms and 12 luxury rooms overlooking the city center or Roman amphitheater. Amenities include free WiFi, safety deposit boxes, and laundry services.
2) Leipzig Hotel has been renovated and offers modern design and amenities. It is located near the city center and offers various room types from 58 to 198 BGN.
3) Hotel Gabi is a new business hotel located in a park near the city center. It has 8 double rooms and 2 apartments ranging in price from 40 to 85 BGN
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Dolo is located in northern Italy along the Brenta River, with the city center situated on both banks of the river and two separate villages north and south of the river. There are several hypotheses for the origin of Dolo's name, including it first appearing in a document from 1241 or Venice sending people there in the 400s. Dolo is associated with "Storti", referring to the famous wheat bread cones used for whipped cream, not implying residents are physically twisted. Dolo also contains notable villas like Villa Angeli and Villa Goedzen as well as historic mills.
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The boatyard was located in the historic center of Venice on the site of the old airport. It consisted of a hut with roof trusses supported by ten brick pillars. Related craft activities like ship caulking likely took place nearby. Boatyards were typical sites for Venice's rowing boats, and the name is derived from the Venetian dialect word for team or workshop. Originally, boatyards constructed, maintained, and stored all sizes of boats, both rowing and sailing, but specialized in smaller private vessels after larger shipbuilding centralized in the Arsenal. Boatyards had a slope toward the water for launching boats and a covered work area known as a tense for protection from the weather. Over time, activities at boatyards
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Dolo is located in northern Italy along the Brenta River, with the city center situated on both banks of the river and two separate villages north and south of the river. There are several hypotheses for the origin of Dolo's name, including it first appearing in a document from 1241 or Venice sending people there in the 400s. Dolo is associated with "Storti", referring to the famous wheat bread cones used for whipped cream, not implying residents are physically twisted. Dolo also contains notable villas like Villa Angeli and Villa Goedzen as well as historic mills.
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Dolo is located in northern Italy along the Brenta River, with the city center situated on both banks of the river and two separate villages north and south of the river. There are several hypotheses for the origin of Dolo's name, including it first appearing in a document from 1241 or Venice sending people there in the 400s. Dolo is associated with "Storti", referring to the famous wheat bread cones used for whipped cream, not implying residents are physically twisted. Dolo also contains notable villas like Villa Angeli and Villa Goedzen as well as historic mills.
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There are two main ways to travel between Plovdiv and Sofia: by bus from the South bus station or by train from the Central Railway Station. A flight from Sofia to Rome departs at 18:50 and arrives at 21:05 with a 1.5 hour layover in Venice, while the return flight from Rome to Sofia leaves at 11:15 and arrives at 18:00 with a 2.5 hour layover in Rome. Additional transportation options include hiring a bus or minivan to and from the airport.
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The International Golden Chest Festival for TV Film Productions is an annual festival held in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. The festival aims to promote Bulgarian TV films and series and connect authors and producers globally. There are two categories for international competition: fiction and non-fiction films. Programs must be based on national literature, produced after 2000, and can be no longer than 60 minutes. The entry fee is 150 DEM. Plovdiv is the second largest city in Bulgaria and the site of the festival. It is an important industrial, commercial, and agricultural center with over 50 nationally important enterprises.
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- 2. "IMMAGINI NEMICHE DELLE DONNE"
- 9. "IMMAGINI AMICHE DELLE DONNE"
- 10. In questa immagine la donna è raffigurata come un “oggetto”. Rappresenta la figura femminile sottomessa a quella maschile. In più questa immagine è un’offesa nei confronti delle forze dell’ordine. Qui la donna è trattata in modo corretto dalle forze dell’ordine. L’immagine non è offensiva nei confronti di chi la guarda. Offensiva Rispettosa
- 11. Qui la donna è totalmente sottomessa alla figura maschile. L’immagine è molto violenta. Sembra addirittura uno stupro di gruppo. In questa immagine invece, gli amici si divertono in modo corretto e non violento nei confronti della donna; come dovrebbe essere. Offensiva Rispettosa
- 12. L’immagine della donna che pubblicizza gli occhiali, presenta una scritta a doppio senso, provocante, rivolta maggiormente ad un pubblico Maschile. L’immagine mostra in modo corretto il modello e la figura femminile; non è offensiva ed è rivolta all’intero pubblico. Offensiva Rispettosa
- 13. CLASSE 2°A ISTITUTO “C.MUSATTI”