'Guerrieri ma non solo: l'altra faccia dei Celti', di Simona PeroloSimona C. Perolo
Vino, banchetti, gioielli: la mostra 'Galati vincenti', al Museo del territorio biellese, rivela il lato nascosto nei nostri 'barbari' antenati, venuti dal Nord
“Influenze del mito egizio nel Rinascimento e nelle opere di Piero di Cosimo”.Serena Nello
This paper tries to briefly analyze the egyptian mithology influences above the tuscan reinassence cultural framework. It also tries to find out some links between those influences and Piero di Cosimo's works.
'Guerrieri ma non solo: l'altra faccia dei Celti', di Simona PeroloSimona C. Perolo
Vino, banchetti, gioielli: la mostra 'Galati vincenti', al Museo del territorio biellese, rivela il lato nascosto nei nostri 'barbari' antenati, venuti dal Nord
“Influenze del mito egizio nel Rinascimento e nelle opere di Piero di Cosimo”.Serena Nello
This paper tries to briefly analyze the egyptian mithology influences above the tuscan reinassence cultural framework. It also tries to find out some links between those influences and Piero di Cosimo's works.
This document provides descriptions and analysis of 7 still images from a music video. It summarizes the camera shots, settings, costumes, and symbolism used in each image. The shots include high and low angles, over the shoulder, mid-shots, and long shots. The settings transition between an abandoned warehouse, cafe, and outdoor area. Costumes include the main character typically wearing white to symbolize her angelic nature, though sometimes wearing black. Together the visual elements aim to portray the character's vulnerability, peacefulness, and the contrast between good and evil.
This album cover features a close-up picture of an artist against a colored background, with their name and album title displayed above. The back of the cover repeats the front but lists the 10 track titles that are included on the album.
The music video for the song "Word By Word" tells the story of a teenage boy and girl who like each other but are afraid to make the first move. Throughout the video, various camera techniques are used to show both characters' perspectives and emotions as they interact with and think about each other from opposite sides of a brick wall. The editing matches shots of the two characters to convey their feelings and the tension of their situation without directly communicating. Overall, the cinematography, editing, and mise-en-scene work together to visually portray the song's lyrics about two people struggling to express their romantic feelings for one another.
Music magazines follow certain conventions in their page design and layout to attract readers and create a sense of identity. They typically feature a large artist image on the cover and place cover lines and stories on the left third of the page in bold, bright fonts so they are noticed. The layout and style depends on the genre, with hip-hop magazines having a brighter style focusing on individual artists. Magazines also use tone and style of writing to create a mood that allows readers to relax and enjoy reading. The author's magazine design incorporated aspects of hip-hop magazines, including title, image style, colors and placement of text and articles to match conventions and appeal to readers.
The music video for the song "Word By Word" uses various camera techniques to tell the story of two teenagers who like each other but are afraid to express their feelings. It employs a two-shot throughout to show the chemistry between the pair and their hesitance to make the first move, such as when they go to hold hands but one pulls away. Panning and shot-reverse-shots are also used to depict both characters' perspectives as they watch each other from opposite sides of a brick wall, representing the barrier between them. The editing, lighting, setting, and the characters' clothing are all designed to create a believable, romantic story that matches the themes of the coming-of-age song.
This document discusses conventions used in music magazine layout and design. It explains that magazines establish a consistent house style through layout to create a sense of identity. Most magazines feature a large artist image and masthead at the top of the cover. Text is placed on the left third of pages according to how people naturally read. Depending on genre, magazines use different styles - for example, hip hop magazines tend to be brighter with single artist features. Magazines also employ tone and style of writing to create a mood that allows readers to relax and enjoy reading.
The document discusses conventions for magazine front covers and interior pages. Front covers typically feature the magazine name and date prominently, with the main image centered to draw attention. Interior pages use columns and multiple images to organize content neatly. Headings are in large sans-serif font with subheadings and body text in smaller fonts. Photos and graphics are placed to guide the reader's eye through the layout according to principles of thirds. Bright colors and white space help elements stand out against backgrounds.
The document discusses conventions for magazine front covers and interior pages. It analyzes examples and provides guidelines. Front covers typically feature the masthead, cover lines in large sans-serif font, and a central large image. Interior pages use columns, photos and captions on the right, headings in large sans-serif, and follow the rule of thirds. Double page spreads center a large image with text wrapping around and the title at top left.
This document introduces a new ready-to-eat food product called Desi Chatkhara. It discusses the company's vision, mission, and ambition to provide healthy street foods. Desi Chatkhara was established in 2011 in Karachi and now operates in 4-5 cities. Their target market is young people and health-conscious families. A new product being introduced is Gol Gappas, which are deep-fried balls served with a spicy tamarind water. The document provides the ingredients for the Gol Gappas and water, and discusses how well they were received during a trial at a university. Packaging and stalls for selling the product are also mentioned.
Using cell phones in college/university campuses and classrooms can have both positive and negative effects:
- Cell phones can be used for assignments, staying organized, and allowing parents to stay in contact, but they are often distracting to students and may ring during class. Students may also communicate via text messages or share inappropriate photos.
- While cell phones allow for connectivity, statistics show that they are a distraction to most students' learning, disrupting others' education and the classroom environment. Educational institutions often ban cell phones for these reasons.
- Cell phones provide a negative impact on education when used improperly in the classroom, as students cannot pay attention to lessons when constantly on their phones. This is disrespectful
This document discusses low saving rates in Pakistan. It defines savings as disposable income left over after consumption expenditures. Pakistan has had very low savings rates in the last two decades, both absolute and relative to other developing countries, due to factors like lavish spending, new products, and emphasis on consumer goods production. National savings consist of corporate, household, and government savings, with household savings accounting for about 83% of total savings in Pakistan. Causes of low savings include poverty, unemployment, lack of foreign investment, outdated technology, inflation, and poor infrastructure. Low savings impacts income, wealth, employment, education levels, and macroeconomic stability. Recommended remedial measures include reducing government consumption, increasing GDP growth, improving health
Pakistan Tobacco Company was founded in 1947 and is a subsidiary of British American Tobacco. It holds the second largest market share in cigarettes in Pakistan. It segments the market based on social class and offers different brands at various price points to target the premium, middle, and lower classes. It focuses on distributing its products widely across Pakistan and engages in limited promotional activities within the bounds of regulations. The company also participates in various social activities and environmental programs.
Pakistan Tobacco Company was incorporated in 1947 and is part of British American Tobacco. It produces high quality tobacco products that are sold in 180 markets worldwide. The company has a centralized but also decentralized structure. It aims to transform into a more innovative and consumer-focused company that grows productively and responsibly. The company has short and long-term planning processes and is departmentalized functionally.
This document summarizes various underground mining methods. It describes supported methods like cut and fill stoping which uses backfill, and unsupported methods like room and pillar mining where pillars provide natural support. It also discusses caving methods, including longwall mining where powered supports are used and sublevel caving where the ore and rock above cave in controlled columns. Conditions for each method are provided regarding ore and rock strength, deposit size and shape, depth, grade, and uniformity. The production cycle for each typically involves drilling, blasting, loading, and hauling, with auxiliary operations like ventilation and ground control.
Lorenzo Bonoldi - Alexander(s) - Engramma 79, aprile 2010engramma
Nel corso dei secoli l’incredibile avventura – fra mito e storia – di Alessandro il Grande è stata narrata e raffigurata sui più svariati supporti: miniature e arazzi, smalti e bassorilievi, dipinti e complessi monumentali hanno tramandato in immagini le gesta del Macedone che conquistò il mondo.
Anche la decima musa, che da Hollywood (e non solo) presiede all’arte cinematografica, non ha mancato di omaggiare la figura del grande macedone. E lo ha fatto almeno due volte: la prima nel 1956 (Alexander the Great di Robert Rossen) e la seconda nel 2004 (Alexander di Oliver Stone). Dal confronto fra le due pellicole emergono interessanti spunti di riflessione, legati, soprattutto al mutamento della percezione archeologica della Macedonia antica. A marcare la linea di rottura che, come un vero e proprio spartiacque, segna questo cambiamento, è il 1977, anno in cui l’archeologo Manolis Andronikos scoprì le tombe reali macedoni di Vergina.
Sabato 24 e domenica 25 settembre 2016 l’Assessorato alla Crescita Culturale - Sovrintendenza Capitolina ai Beni Culturali aderisce alle Giornate Europee del Patrimonio #GEP2016, volute dal Consiglio d’Europa e accolte dal Ministero dei Beni e delle Attività Culturali e del Turismo.
This document provides descriptions and analysis of 7 still images from a music video. It summarizes the camera shots, settings, costumes, and symbolism used in each image. The shots include high and low angles, over the shoulder, mid-shots, and long shots. The settings transition between an abandoned warehouse, cafe, and outdoor area. Costumes include the main character typically wearing white to symbolize her angelic nature, though sometimes wearing black. Together the visual elements aim to portray the character's vulnerability, peacefulness, and the contrast between good and evil.
This album cover features a close-up picture of an artist against a colored background, with their name and album title displayed above. The back of the cover repeats the front but lists the 10 track titles that are included on the album.
The music video for the song "Word By Word" tells the story of a teenage boy and girl who like each other but are afraid to make the first move. Throughout the video, various camera techniques are used to show both characters' perspectives and emotions as they interact with and think about each other from opposite sides of a brick wall. The editing matches shots of the two characters to convey their feelings and the tension of their situation without directly communicating. Overall, the cinematography, editing, and mise-en-scene work together to visually portray the song's lyrics about two people struggling to express their romantic feelings for one another.
Music magazines follow certain conventions in their page design and layout to attract readers and create a sense of identity. They typically feature a large artist image on the cover and place cover lines and stories on the left third of the page in bold, bright fonts so they are noticed. The layout and style depends on the genre, with hip-hop magazines having a brighter style focusing on individual artists. Magazines also use tone and style of writing to create a mood that allows readers to relax and enjoy reading. The author's magazine design incorporated aspects of hip-hop magazines, including title, image style, colors and placement of text and articles to match conventions and appeal to readers.
The music video for the song "Word By Word" uses various camera techniques to tell the story of two teenagers who like each other but are afraid to express their feelings. It employs a two-shot throughout to show the chemistry between the pair and their hesitance to make the first move, such as when they go to hold hands but one pulls away. Panning and shot-reverse-shots are also used to depict both characters' perspectives as they watch each other from opposite sides of a brick wall, representing the barrier between them. The editing, lighting, setting, and the characters' clothing are all designed to create a believable, romantic story that matches the themes of the coming-of-age song.
This document discusses conventions used in music magazine layout and design. It explains that magazines establish a consistent house style through layout to create a sense of identity. Most magazines feature a large artist image and masthead at the top of the cover. Text is placed on the left third of pages according to how people naturally read. Depending on genre, magazines use different styles - for example, hip hop magazines tend to be brighter with single artist features. Magazines also employ tone and style of writing to create a mood that allows readers to relax and enjoy reading.
The document discusses conventions for magazine front covers and interior pages. Front covers typically feature the magazine name and date prominently, with the main image centered to draw attention. Interior pages use columns and multiple images to organize content neatly. Headings are in large sans-serif font with subheadings and body text in smaller fonts. Photos and graphics are placed to guide the reader's eye through the layout according to principles of thirds. Bright colors and white space help elements stand out against backgrounds.
The document discusses conventions for magazine front covers and interior pages. It analyzes examples and provides guidelines. Front covers typically feature the masthead, cover lines in large sans-serif font, and a central large image. Interior pages use columns, photos and captions on the right, headings in large sans-serif, and follow the rule of thirds. Double page spreads center a large image with text wrapping around and the title at top left.
This document introduces a new ready-to-eat food product called Desi Chatkhara. It discusses the company's vision, mission, and ambition to provide healthy street foods. Desi Chatkhara was established in 2011 in Karachi and now operates in 4-5 cities. Their target market is young people and health-conscious families. A new product being introduced is Gol Gappas, which are deep-fried balls served with a spicy tamarind water. The document provides the ingredients for the Gol Gappas and water, and discusses how well they were received during a trial at a university. Packaging and stalls for selling the product are also mentioned.
Using cell phones in college/university campuses and classrooms can have both positive and negative effects:
- Cell phones can be used for assignments, staying organized, and allowing parents to stay in contact, but they are often distracting to students and may ring during class. Students may also communicate via text messages or share inappropriate photos.
- While cell phones allow for connectivity, statistics show that they are a distraction to most students' learning, disrupting others' education and the classroom environment. Educational institutions often ban cell phones for these reasons.
- Cell phones provide a negative impact on education when used improperly in the classroom, as students cannot pay attention to lessons when constantly on their phones. This is disrespectful
This document discusses low saving rates in Pakistan. It defines savings as disposable income left over after consumption expenditures. Pakistan has had very low savings rates in the last two decades, both absolute and relative to other developing countries, due to factors like lavish spending, new products, and emphasis on consumer goods production. National savings consist of corporate, household, and government savings, with household savings accounting for about 83% of total savings in Pakistan. Causes of low savings include poverty, unemployment, lack of foreign investment, outdated technology, inflation, and poor infrastructure. Low savings impacts income, wealth, employment, education levels, and macroeconomic stability. Recommended remedial measures include reducing government consumption, increasing GDP growth, improving health
Pakistan Tobacco Company was founded in 1947 and is a subsidiary of British American Tobacco. It holds the second largest market share in cigarettes in Pakistan. It segments the market based on social class and offers different brands at various price points to target the premium, middle, and lower classes. It focuses on distributing its products widely across Pakistan and engages in limited promotional activities within the bounds of regulations. The company also participates in various social activities and environmental programs.
Pakistan Tobacco Company was incorporated in 1947 and is part of British American Tobacco. It produces high quality tobacco products that are sold in 180 markets worldwide. The company has a centralized but also decentralized structure. It aims to transform into a more innovative and consumer-focused company that grows productively and responsibly. The company has short and long-term planning processes and is departmentalized functionally.
This document summarizes various underground mining methods. It describes supported methods like cut and fill stoping which uses backfill, and unsupported methods like room and pillar mining where pillars provide natural support. It also discusses caving methods, including longwall mining where powered supports are used and sublevel caving where the ore and rock above cave in controlled columns. Conditions for each method are provided regarding ore and rock strength, deposit size and shape, depth, grade, and uniformity. The production cycle for each typically involves drilling, blasting, loading, and hauling, with auxiliary operations like ventilation and ground control.
Lorenzo Bonoldi - Alexander(s) - Engramma 79, aprile 2010engramma
Nel corso dei secoli l’incredibile avventura – fra mito e storia – di Alessandro il Grande è stata narrata e raffigurata sui più svariati supporti: miniature e arazzi, smalti e bassorilievi, dipinti e complessi monumentali hanno tramandato in immagini le gesta del Macedone che conquistò il mondo.
Anche la decima musa, che da Hollywood (e non solo) presiede all’arte cinematografica, non ha mancato di omaggiare la figura del grande macedone. E lo ha fatto almeno due volte: la prima nel 1956 (Alexander the Great di Robert Rossen) e la seconda nel 2004 (Alexander di Oliver Stone). Dal confronto fra le due pellicole emergono interessanti spunti di riflessione, legati, soprattutto al mutamento della percezione archeologica della Macedonia antica. A marcare la linea di rottura che, come un vero e proprio spartiacque, segna questo cambiamento, è il 1977, anno in cui l’archeologo Manolis Andronikos scoprì le tombe reali macedoni di Vergina.
Sabato 24 e domenica 25 settembre 2016 l’Assessorato alla Crescita Culturale - Sovrintendenza Capitolina ai Beni Culturali aderisce alle Giornate Europee del Patrimonio #GEP2016, volute dal Consiglio d’Europa e accolte dal Ministero dei Beni e delle Attività Culturali e del Turismo.
Sabato 2 marzo 2013 alle ore 18.30 nella sala delle riunioni '' Antonio Buscaino '' dell'Associazione per la Tutela delle Tradizioni Popolari del Trapanese sita in Trapani via Vespri 32 si è volto il settimanale incontro previsto dal XXVII Corso di cultura; relatrice della serata la Prof.ssa Lina Novara.
PROGETTO MEDI@PLAY - Presentazione della propria città realizzata dalle classi IV a, IV B, IV C della Scuola Primaria "M. Ausiliatrice" di Reggio Calabria
Grotte, miniere, ipogei e bottini, in Toscana.
Toscana Underground, valorizza risorse meno conosciute, quelle del sottosuolo, senza trascurare la tutela dell’ambiente, che costituisce un bene prezioso da salvaguardare.
I siti sono diffusi su gran parte del territorio regionale e molti di essi si trovano fuori dalle rotte turistiche tradizionali; peraltro, alcuni sono stati recentemente oggetto di interventi di recupero, messa in sicurezza, infrastrutturazione e meritano di essere valorizzati e fruiti dal pubblico.
Si tratta di luoghi di grande interesse e fascino, che arricchiscono l’offerta turistica del territorio e possono costituire una interessante proposta, non solo per gli amatori, ma anche per una escursione in famiglia o con gli amici e per l’attività didattica delle scuole.
Protagonisti di questa guida sono paesaggi segreti: manifestazioni spontanee e straordinarie della natura, come le grotte carsiche, e spazi sotterranei che raccontano la storia e il lavoro dell’uomo, come le necropoli, le miniere, gli antichi acquedotti.
Palazzi di Roma a Porte Aperte 2014
Turismo Culturale Italiano ha programmato la II Edizione di questa importante iniziativa che si svolgerà durante il mese di Novembre 2014. L'evento prevede l'apertura straordinaria con visite guidate di palazzi romani, molti dei quali privati e chiusi al pubblico.
1. La classe 4B Igea presenta:
A TRIP TO LONDON
27 febbraio-2 marzo 2013
2. Presentazione viaggio
I docenti accompagnatori saranno le professoresse Susanna Lazzarini (Lingua e
Civiltà Inglese) e Barbara Valentini (Economia Aziendale). Il costo per
partecipante ammonta ad euro 323,00 comprensivo di assicurazione medica e
bagaglio. Sono esclusi i costi per: i trasporti a Londra , la visita della Torre di
Londra e i pranzi.
Motivazioni didattiche
La visita di istruzione a Londra è stata proposta per le molteplici opportunità
formative che offre agli studenti: sicuramente la socializzazione della classe è tra
le cose più preziose di questo viaggio poiché consente ai ragazzi di fare
un'esperienza diretta di vita di gruppo in un ambiente completamente nuovo,
ma si vuole sottolineare anche la possibilità di sperimentare “sul campo” la
lingua straniera studiata, unitamente all’aspetto culturale degli itinerari
proposti, collegati a temi studiati in classe o che motiveranno successivi
approfondimenti applicabili a diverse discipline.
Un patrimonio di esperienze, di attività e di iniziative proposte e costruite
insieme che coinvolgono , oltre alle lingue italiana ed inglese, la storia, la
scienza, l’arte, la natura.
3. Organizzazione viaggio:
La partenza è prevista per la mattina di
mercoledì 27 febbraio 2013 alle ore 9.00,
dall’Istituto verso l’aeroporto Marco Polo di Tessera – Venezia .
Il volo Easy Jet 5264 parte alle 12:15 e l’arrivo è previsto all’aeroporto di Gatwick alle
13:25 locali.
Il ritorno è programmato per sabato 2 marzo 2013, con volo Easy Jet 5267 in
partenza da Gatwick alle ore 13:15 locali ed arrivo a Tessera – Venezia alle ore 16:20.
Seguirà il trasporto dall’aeroporto verso l’Istituto,
orario di rientro previsto ore 18.00- 18.30.
Per informazioni sugli scali:
www.veniceairport.it
www.gatwickairport.com
Durante la visita a Londra verrà utilizzata prevalentemente la metropolitana
(the tube) con la travelcard acquistabile in loco.
Per ulteriori informazioni e la mappa della metropolitana: www.tfl.gov.uk
Greenwich, la località che dà l'orario di
riferimento a tutto il mondo, si trova qui. In GB il voltaggio è di 240 volt AC.
Il Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) dell'Italia Le prese e le spine sono tripolari e
rispetto a Londra è +1. Questo significa quadrate ed è quindi necessario
che se in Italia sono le 9 del mattino, a acquistare un adattatore
Londra sono le 8.
5. Programma di viaggio
27/02/2013 mercoledì
In mattinata trasferimento all’aereoporto Marco Polo di Tessera Venezia. Partenza con
volo EasyJet 5264.
Pomeriggio: sistemazione in hotel, eventuale tempo libero per una prima scoperta della
città nella zona vicina all’hotel (Hyde Park, Kensington Palace, Royal Albert Hall,
Victoria and Albert Museum).
Sera: rientro in hotel,
cena e pernottamento.
6. Programma di viaggio
28/02/2013 giovedì
Mattino: dopo colazione visita del centro: Westminster, Houses of Parliament,
Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, (pranzo libero)
Pomeriggio: National Gallery, Covent Garden market, Piccadilly Circus
Sera: rientro in hotel, cena e pernottamento.
7. Programma di viaggio
01/03/2013 venerdì
Mattino: dopo colazione, Tower Bridge, Tower of London. Pranzo libero.
Pomeriggio: Tate Gallery, Globe Theatre, St. Paul’s Cathedral , British Museum
Sera: rientro in hotel, cena e pernottamento.
8. Programma di viaggio
02/03/2013 sabato
Mattino: dopo colazione, compatibilmente con l’orario
del volo di ritorno, visita del Natural History Museum
o del mercato di Portobello Road.
Rientro in serata con trasferimento dall’aeroporto Marco Polo di Tessera Venezia.
altri indirizzi utili:
www.londontown.com
www.visitlondon.com
British Museum www.britishmuseum.org
National Gallery www.nationalgallery.org.uk
Westminster Abbey www.westminster-abbey.org
Natural History Museum www.nhm.ac.uk
9. La National Gallery espone una delle collezioni di pittura europea
più preziose e più complete. Il museo ospita innumerevoli opere
famose, come I coniugi Arnolfini di van Eyck, Venere allo specchio di
Velázquez, La valorosa Temeraire di Turner e i Girasoli di Van Gogh.
Sono rappresentate tutte le principali tradizioni della pittura
dell’Europa occidentale, dagli artisti dell’Italia del tardo medioevo e
del Rinascimento agli Impressionisti francesi.
Leonardo Da Vinci – La Vergine delle Rocce Vincent Van Gogh – I Girasoli
J.M.W Turner – The Fighting Temeraire
10. Il British Museum è uno dei più grandi ed importanti musei di storia del mondo. È
stato fondato nel 1753 da Sir Hans Sloane, medico e scienziato che ha collezionato
un patrimonio letterario ed artistico nel suo nucleo originario: la biblioteca di
Montague House . Tra le opere principali qui conservate ricordiamo:
La stele di Rosetta
Il favoloso tesoro di Oxus
Il cilindro di Ciro
I fregi del Partenone
I resti del Mausoleo di Alicarnasso
Il vaso di Portland (I secolo a.C.) e moltissimi altri imperdibili ……..
I fregi dal Partenone
Le civiltà antiche Assiro Babilonesi
Il vaso di
Portland
La Stele di Rosetta I Tesori
dell’Antico
Egitto, le
I busti di mummie, il
Adriano e libro dei morti,
Antinoo i reperti di
Giovanni
Belzoni ……….