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Marco Pantani was an Italian professional road bicycle racer who was considered one of the best climbers of his era. He was born in 1970 in Italy and showed an early passion for sports like football and cycling. His career peaked in the late 1990s when he became the first Italian to win both the Tour de France and Giro d'Italia in the same year. However, he was later disqualified from the 1999 Giro d'Italia for elevated hematocrit levels and struggled with injuries and depression. He was found dead in 2004 at the age of 34 from an apparent cocaine overdose.
I traveled to Denmark and Norway from July 27-30, 2015. On the first day in Skagen, Denmark, I visited the scenic coastlines along the Baltic and North Seas. The second day in Stavanger, Norway, I hiked to the top of Pulpitrock, a 604m peak overlooking Lysefjord. The third day also in Stavanger, I climbed Kjerag, a 1,110m elevation rock face with stunning views. By the fourth day, I had returned home with fond memories of beautiful natural landscapes in Denmark and Norway.
Music may have evolved in humans as a way to attract mates and display fitness, as those who are able to compose, sing, or play music well demonstrate creativity and mental agility. It also helps bind groups of people together, playing a role similar to language in larger groups, starting from grooming behaviors in smaller groups. While music could be an accidental byproduct of evolution that was later exploited for communication and reproduction, it is more likely that music served an important social function for humans and helped drive the development of language.
This document discusses the impacts of climate change on the Mediterranean Sea. It notes that the Mediterranean Sea is warming, causing northward migration of species and introduction of alien species. Abnormally high summer temperatures have also caused mass mortality of benthic fauna. The increases in temperature and acidification are bleaching corals. A "tropical climate" is allowing the introduction of new fish species from other oceans. Overall the presentation warns that climate change threatens the unique biodiversity and ecosystems of the Mediterranean Sea.
The document tells the story of Marina Chapman, a woman who was kidnapped at age 4 in Colombia and lived alone in the jungle with monkeys for 6 years until she was discovered by hunters at age 10. She was then sold to a brothel but eventually escaped. She was later taken in by a Colombian family and eventually moved to England where she married. She published her autobiography in 2012 and recently returned to Colombia to search for her biological family, though authorities did not allow her to enter the jungle.
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The document discusses the history and genres of horror fiction in cinema. It covers the origins of horror stories in 18th century gothic novels, the classic horror films of the 1930s-1940s produced by Universal Studios, the rise of Hammer Films and Vincent Price films in Britain in the 1950s-1960s, and the emergence of more graphic horror subgenres like slashers and zombies following the end of censorship codes in 1964. It also notes the commercialization of horror in the 1990s that reduced gore and violence, but hopes independent films may help revive daring and innovative horror in the future.
The document is an Italian culinary excursion presentation by Sophie Colabello about carbonara. It discusses the legend of carbonara, provides a recipe for carbonara with ingredients to serve 4 people including pasta, eggs, smoked pork cheek or bacon, pecorino cheese, and salt and pepper. It also notes that cooking tips are important to prepare the dish properly and recommends using smoked pork cheek over bacon.
Marco Pantani was an Italian professional road bicycle racer who was considered one of the best climbers of his era. He was born in 1970 in Italy and showed an early passion for sports like football and cycling. His career peaked in the late 1990s when he became the first Italian to win both the Tour de France and Giro d'Italia in the same year. However, he was later disqualified from the 1999 Giro d'Italia for elevated hematocrit levels and struggled with injuries and depression. He was found dead in 2004 at the age of 34 from an apparent cocaine overdose.
I traveled to Denmark and Norway from July 27-30, 2015. On the first day in Skagen, Denmark, I visited the scenic coastlines along the Baltic and North Seas. The second day in Stavanger, Norway, I hiked to the top of Pulpitrock, a 604m peak overlooking Lysefjord. The third day also in Stavanger, I climbed Kjerag, a 1,110m elevation rock face with stunning views. By the fourth day, I had returned home with fond memories of beautiful natural landscapes in Denmark and Norway.
Music may have evolved in humans as a way to attract mates and display fitness, as those who are able to compose, sing, or play music well demonstrate creativity and mental agility. It also helps bind groups of people together, playing a role similar to language in larger groups, starting from grooming behaviors in smaller groups. While music could be an accidental byproduct of evolution that was later exploited for communication and reproduction, it is more likely that music served an important social function for humans and helped drive the development of language.
This document discusses the impacts of climate change on the Mediterranean Sea. It notes that the Mediterranean Sea is warming, causing northward migration of species and introduction of alien species. Abnormally high summer temperatures have also caused mass mortality of benthic fauna. The increases in temperature and acidification are bleaching corals. A "tropical climate" is allowing the introduction of new fish species from other oceans. Overall the presentation warns that climate change threatens the unique biodiversity and ecosystems of the Mediterranean Sea.
The document tells the story of Marina Chapman, a woman who was kidnapped at age 4 in Colombia and lived alone in the jungle with monkeys for 6 years until she was discovered by hunters at age 10. She was then sold to a brothel but eventually escaped. She was later taken in by a Colombian family and eventually moved to England where she married. She published her autobiography in 2012 and recently returned to Colombia to search for her biological family, though authorities did not allow her to enter the jungle.
The document discusses the global economic crisis that began in 2007 and its causes and consequences. It identifies the subprime mortgage crisis in the United States as the immediate trigger that spread worldwide. This led to a financial crisis as banks and institutions failed, resulting in a credit crunch that impacted the real economy through reduced growth, rising unemployment, and falling consumption and investment. A subsequent European sovereign debt crisis further threatened the global economy from 2009 onward as countries like Ireland, Portugal, and Greece struggled with rising debt levels and faced austerity measures and bailouts. The crisis revealed weaknesses in the Eurozone system and spurred various emergency measures, though a long-term solution of a European fiscal union is still being worked toward.
The document discusses the history and genres of horror fiction in cinema. It covers the origins of horror stories in 18th century gothic novels, the classic horror films of the 1930s-1940s produced by Universal Studios, the rise of Hammer Films and Vincent Price films in Britain in the 1950s-1960s, and the emergence of more graphic horror subgenres like slashers and zombies following the end of censorship codes in 1964. It also notes the commercialization of horror in the 1990s that reduced gore and violence, but hopes independent films may help revive daring and innovative horror in the future.
Underwater diving uses self-contained underwater breathing apparatuses (SCUBA) that allow divers to breathe underwater independently of surface supply. SCUBA systems include high-pressure diving cylinders that hold compressed air or gas mixtures, and one- or two-stage regulators that reduce cylinder pressure and deliver breathing gas on demand to the diver. While early regulators were single-stage, modern two-stage regulators have become popular as they deliver air more reliably during inhalation.
Men and women approach problem solving and communication differently. While their goals may be similar, women tend to consider relationships and personal experiences, thinking about problems holistically. Men separate problems and solutions from personal issues, focusing on one problem at a time. These differences can lead to misunderstandings, as women may communicate nonverbally and value discussion, while men separate emotions from conversations. Learning to accept gender differences is important for healthy relationships.
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The document discusses the history of animation from early devices like the phenakistoscope and zoetrope in the 1820s-1830s to modern animated films. It mentions key figures like Walt Disney who created Mickey Mouse in 1928 and the first full-length animated film in 1937. Digital animation became prevalent starting in the 1990s with Pixar and Disney collaborating on films. The document also references different genres of animation like anime and styles ranging from martial arts to sentimental to risqué.
Ian Dunbar is a veterinarian, dog trainer, and animal behaviorist who believes that dog training should focus on building positive relationships between dogs and their owners. His research promotes an "era of dog-friendly dog training" where the dog's interests and point of view are taken into account. He argues that dogs should not be punished for breaking unknown rules and that training should teach dogs to want to do what owners want through positive reinforcement rather than force or punishment.
A.J. Jacobs wrote a book called "Living Biblically" where he followed all 700+ laws from the Bible literally for one year. Some challenges he faced included issues with seating arrangements due to laws on menstruation and problems with stoning people as the Bible commands. In the end, he learned to appreciate the small things in life, respect other people's habits, and that the Bible should not always be followed literally.
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