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YU-AIC Antonov AN-12BP (01348007) Yugoslav Air Force colours, operating for JAT - Landing London Heathrow Airport / EGLL 01-04-1989
Reino:Animalia
Filo:Chordata
Clase:Aves
Orden:Charadriiformes
Familia:Laridae
Género:Lares
Especie:L. argentatus
Lugar Captura:Vaticano Roma.Italia.
Nombre Comun:Gaviota Argéntea.
RESPECTO A LAS GAVIOTAS DEL VATICANO Y A PROPOSITO DEL HECHO DE LAS FOTOS DONDE UNA PALOMA DE LA PAZ FUE ATACADA POR UNA GAVIOTA Y UN CUERVO DEL VATICANO ,TRAIGO UN RELATO DE LA GAVIOTA DEL VATICANOS Y SU RELACION CON EL PAPA FRANCISCO.
Cuando la elección en el segundo día del cónclave de cardenales que elegiría a Jorge Bergoglio(Papa Francisco) un episodio inesperado captó la atención de millones de personas que esperaban el humo blanco.
En la previa de la segunda fumata, una gaviota se posó sobre la chimenea de la Capilla Sixtina;
La primera teoría de los fieles apuntó a que se trataba de una paloma que indicaba la supuesta presencia del Espíritu Santo (el catolicismo suele representarlo con esa ave), inspirando la elección papal; de ahí en más se sumó otra decena de especulaciones que llegó al extremo con la hipótesis de que el pájaro escondía un mensaje apocalíptico.
Sin embargo, la Agencia Informativa Catolica Argentina (AICA), órgano de difusión del arzobispado local, sumó un dato que alimentó el misticismo del mensaje porque, casualidad o no, podría haber indicado la inminente elección de un Papa argentino.
"Quienes no saben distinguir las distintas especies de aves, suponían que era una paloma (...). En realidad, la aposentada en la chimenea de la fumata era una gaviota de la especie Larus argentatus", aseguró AICA.
"Larus es el nombre genérico de las gaviotas, y argentatus hace referencia a su color blanco, color que en heráldica se llama plata (argentum), lo mismo que el nombre del país de donde proviene el nuevo papa: Argentina, cuyo nombre se deriva del Río de la Plata, el río más ancho del mundo, sobre el que se recuesta la ciudad de Buenos Aires, llamada por ello “La Reina del Plata”, que hasta este momento era gobernada eclesiásticamente por el nuevo pontífice", concluyó.
C-FAIC - Sikorsky S-76C - AIC Global Holdings
at Hamilton International Airport (YHM)
c/n 760487 - built in 1998
C-FUND - Sikorsky S-92A Skybus - AIC Global Holdings Inc.
at Hamilton International Airport (YHM)
c/n 920009 - built in 2004
Airbus A321-321-231 (A7-AIC) Qatar Airways
Serial number - 4406
First flight date - 04/08/2010
Test registration - D-AZAD
Seat configurationC12 Y165
Production Site - Hamburg (XFW)
AIC holdings is operating an impressive helicopter fleet at Hamilton International Airport (YHM)
In the picture:
C-FUOT - Agusta AB-139
C-FUND - Sikorsky S-92A
C-FAIC - Sikorsky S-76C
plus C-FNCD - Bell B-206 JetRanger
uma das matérias que fiz em curitiba...a partir de quinta eu começo a retribuir as visitas e os comments..por enquanto correria master de fechamento...
tive que fazer essas fotos no box do AIC durante a arrancada...foi a alegria de diversos fotografos que puderam ver e fotografar o ubirajara em açao....só espero que copiem direito pelo menos...ainda bem que é tecnologia ultrapassada....tenham medo do proximo brinquedo..
The Hotel Breakwater South Beach is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Miami’s Art Deco Historic District, celebrated for its symmetrical design and iconic neon-lit vertical signage.
Design: The hotel was designed in 1936 (some records cite construction completion in 1939) by Yugoslavian architect Anton Skislewicz.
Style: It is a prime example of Streamline Moderne, a late Art Deco style characterized by clean lines, aerodynamic curves, and archetypal symmetry.
Signature Features: The building features a prominent central tower with an electric-blue sign that serves as a beacon on Ocean Drive. It originally included etched plate glass windows depicting tropical Florida scenes like flamingos and palm trees.
Post-War Boom: After serving as a training ground for military personnel during World War II, the hotel became a central part of the bustling Ocean Drive tourist scene in the mid-1940s.
Iconic Photoshoot: In the early 1980s, the rooftop terrace hosted Bruce Weber’s famous Calvin Klein Underwear photoshoot, an event credited with helping bring international attention back to the then-fading Art Deco District.
Historic Designation: In 1979, the hotel became part of the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure to the Miami Beach Architectural District.
Renovation: After falling into disrepair, the property was extensively renovated in 2011 by the Nakash family (founders of Jordache Jeans). The restoration combined the original Breakwater building with its neighbor, the Edison, into a 99-room boutique hotel.
Recent Developments: As of January 2026, the hotel continues to operate as a central feature of South Beach, though it recently faced financial shifts, including reports of a loan default in late 2025.
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mdpl.org/building/breakwater-hotel/
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C-GCNB - Bombardier BD-700 Global Express - operated by Berkshire Securities/ AIC Holdings -
at Hamilton International Airport (YHM)
c/n 64 - built in 2001 - based YHM
recently repainted in a very unusual colour scheme
C-FAIC - Sikorsky S-76C - AIC Global Holdings
at Hamilton International Airport (YHM)
c/n 760487 - built in 1998
YU-AIC Antonov AN-12BP (01348007) Yugoslav Air Force colours, operating for JAT - Departing London Heathrow Airport