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Torre Banespa vista do Bairro da Sé, perto do Páteo do Colégio.
Eu e o Klauss [/kaschramm], fizemos uma saída fotográfica pelo centro de Sampa, sairam muitas fotos boas! :D
Vou posta-las aos poucos. ^^
Foto scattate durante la presentazione del libro "Una gabbia andò a cercare un uccello", scritto da Luciano Canova. Alla presenza del sindaco di Udine, Furio Honsell e di Gabriele Giacomini. Un libro che descrive come il pil e la felicità non sempre vanno di pari passo. Qua sotto un link a un'intervista fatta all'autore da parte del direttore della webzine "ildiscorso.it", Federico Gangi.
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DANTE 2021. «AMORE E MARAVIGLIA E DOLCE SGUARDO» (Paradiso XI, v. 77) con Giulia Weber, Amerigo Fontani e Marcello Prayer
Premio DANTE-RAVENNA: FRANCESCO SABATINI presidente onorario dell’Accademia della Crusca con Lorenzo Tomasin (Università di Losanna).Premio MUSICA E PAROLE: LUCA BARBAROSSA con Giovanna Frosini (Università per Stranieri di Siena, Accademia della Crusca) e Ranieri Polese ("Corriere della Sera").conduce Alberto Puoti (RAI)
Michelle Alliot-Marie, ministre de l'intérieur en compagnie du Préfet du Val-de-Marne, Bernard Tomasini, lors de sa visite à la préfecture le 21 septembre 2007
#AIDA#
©Erika Venturella
Spettacolo Teatrale con regia di Roberta Torre
TEATRO BIONDO DI PALERMO FEBBRAIO 2014
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©Erika Venturella
Spettacolo Teatrale con regia di Roberta Torre
TEATRO BIONDO DI PALERMO FEBBRAIO 2014
To find out what's happening in Western Massachusetts for families, visit www.HilltownFamilies.org.
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Williamsburg launches campaign to save energy
On April 25 from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon, Meekins Library on Main Street in Williamsburg, MA, will host the launch of Take Charge! Williamsburg. Take Charge! is a ten-week, community-wide campaign to reduce home energy use. Residents pledge to take one or all five suggested energy-saving steps in their homes. Cummington, Worthington and Plainfield are also launching Take Charge! campaigns. The first 10 people to sign up on Saturday in Williamsburg will receive a free compact fluorescent light bulb.
“This campaign is for every resident. There are basic no-cost or low-cost changes we can all make in our homes that can help us take control of our energy use,” said Kim Boas, Chair of Williamsburg’s Energy Committee. “We're challenging everyone to take the first steps and discover that saving energy means saving money too.”
Suggested measures targeted in Take Charge! include scheduling a free home energy audit, switching to compact fluorescent light bulbs, turning down thermostats and water heaters, and taking a “Kilowatt Challenge” – clocking fewer kilowatt hours on a household’s electric bill than in May and June of last year. Residents can also write down any extra step they are taking to save energy. Local Hilltown businesses are supporting the campaign by donating over a dozen raffle prizes that residents who make pledges can win. Raffle winners will be drawn on July 4.
“Last summer our awareness was heightened about our energy use when the price of heating oil rose dramatically,” said Tomasin Whitaker, of the Williamsburg Energy Committee and the Center for Ecological Technology (CET). “We decided to partner with the Hilltown Sustainability Group to launch an energy saving campaign to protect residents from future fuel spikes. There are many reasons to save energy, including protecting the climate, keeping our air cleaner and saving resources for future generations. We chose Independence Day as an end-date to emphasize that reducing our energy use is a strong step toward energy independence.”
Williamsburg businesses have donated raffle prizes for Take Charge! Participants include Florence Savings Bank’s Williamsburg Branch, Brewmasters Tavern, Blue House Café, Lashco Tree Service, Williamsburg Pharmacy & Hardware, Joe’s Garage and Cichy’s Garage.
To sign up for Take Charge! pick up a brochure at the display at Meekins Library, or look for the Take Charge! posters in Williamsburg businesses on April 25. The brochure will soon be available for download on the Hilltown Sustainability website at www.ourworldbydesign.com where you can track towns’ progress and see a full list of raffle prizes from all four towns.
CET is a non-profit energy and resource conservation organization that has served western Massachusetts since 1976. For more information about CET’s programs visit www.cetonline.org. CET receives funding from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency. CET is an equal opportunity employer and service provider.
Rio de Janeiro, RJ - 01/04/2015 - A partir da esquerda, Erlon de Souza Silva, atleta Canoagem Velocidade, Fernando Rufino, paracanoista, Reinaldo Garcia, presidente e CEO da GE para a América Latina, João Tomasini, presidente da Confederação Brasileira de Canoagem, Jesús Morlán, treinador Grupo de Elite Canoagem Velocidade, e Marcelo Blois, líder da área de Software & Produtividade do Centro de Pesquisas Global da GE no Brasil durante coletiva de imprensa para anúncio do patrocínio da GE à Confederação Brasileira de Canoagem, realizada no Centro de Pesquisa Global da GE, na Ilha do Fundão, RJ, na tarde de hoje (01/04). Foto: Rodrigo Dionisio/Frame
The thatcher has a dainty sense of balance!
To link the thatching material to the place where it grew, here's a fine shot of Shannon reed stacked after harvesting at Bunratty, by Climberhunt: www.flickr.com/photos/climberhunt/3263323725/
Si riconosce in I°fila la 4° Amelia Decleva,,vicino la nonna di Pina Tomasini (Antonia Gasperi di villa Prazzari) il 3°inalto da Sx:Pietro Decleva,nell'ultima fila il più alto è moro Sergio Neri,l'ultima da sx. Giuliana Zelco anno 1955 in occasione del matrimonio di Nori Decleva
Rio de Janeiro, RJ - 01/04/2015 - Reinaldo Garcia (e), presidente e CEO da GE para a América Latina, e
João Tomasini, presidente da Confederação Brasileira de Canoagem, assinam contrato durante coletiva de imprensa para anúncio do patrocínio da GE à Confederação Brasileira de Canoagem, realizada no Centro de Pesquisa Global da GE, na Ilha do Fundão, RJ, na tarde de hoje (01/04). Foto: Rodrigo Dionisio/Frame
Rio de Janeiro, RJ - 01/04/2015 - Reinaldo Garcia (e), presidente e CEO da GE para a América Latina, e
João Tomasini, presidente da Confederação Brasileira de Canoagem, assinam contrato durante coletiva de imprensa para anúncio do patrocínio da GE à Confederação Brasileira de Canoagem, realizada no Centro de Pesquisa Global da GE, na Ilha do Fundão, RJ, na tarde de hoje (01/04). Foto: Rodrigo Dionisio/Frame
il premio Amidei su internet:
su facebook:
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e su flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/79528547@N04/
...do inferno ao céu.
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TEMA GERAL: "São Paulo: Gigante ou Intimista?"
TEMA INDIVIDUAL: Pés em Movimento
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Jose Abram Ortiz, who murdered O.E. La Due, paid the penalty of his crime today. Promptly at 10 o’clock he ascended the steps leading up to the scaffold led by Sheriff Garcia and Deputy EE. Else(?). He appeared perfectly calm and collected and did not move a muscle while the death warrant was being read. Upon being asked if he had anything to say, he acknowledged the ----- and asked the forgiveness of all who were present. He held his head to one side when the noose was adjusted. Father Tomasin then offered a short prayer and while thus engaged the rope was cut and Ortiz fell eight feet. His neck was broke by the fall and no struggling was noticeable. At 1:25 p.m. he was pronounced dead and cut down. The remains were delivered to his brother.
O.E. La Due was a miner. He had ---- the winter of 1889 at the Conejos camp in ------- the development of his claims. Early last March he started on show shoes from camp to go to Conejos, the county seat, where he was arranging a business project. The mail carrier reported to his fellow miners that he had passed him on the trail on the mountain side. At Eames’ saw mill above Cockrell he was again heard from as he stopped to exchange the customary ------ among friends and acquaintances in the mountains and told all the late news of the mines. From there was received the last word from him. Searching parties started from the mines and others from the valley. Days were spent in fruitless hunting. At length Sheriff Garcia and George Reekers(?), who was a partner of Le Due’s, found the body in the rear of the cabin of Jose Abram Ortiz partly buried. This cabin is in the canon of the Alam---, four miles from Gaines’ saw mill on one side and seven above the Mexican settlement of Capulin(?). The day after the body was found Sheriff Garcia arrested Ortiz on Hot Creek Capulin. When found he had on La Due’s jean overalls and shoes. La Due’s foot required a No. 9 shoe, while Ortiz’s needed only a No. 5. The discrepancy was remedied by large rolls of rags and paper.
It was made evident at the trial at Conejos that La Due came to the cabin after dark, tired out after an all day’s hard tramp. He asked for supper and lodging Ortiz told him to stay and take pot luck immediately after eating La Due tumbled off to sleep, breathing hard Ortiz examined his clothes and found three handsome gold nuggets ---- in money, a heavy silver watch, a knife and a few trinkets. Ortiz again eyed the treasure. Going to a corner of the room he brought out an axe and calmly butchered his sleeping guest. Afterwards he dragged the body out of doors ------------------------------------ and covered it over with dirt, leaves and sticks. Marks of blood in the cabin were what led to the finding of the body. Most of the bedding that was stained, was burned. Taking the clothes and the pittance of treasure from his victim and doing up a small bundle of his own effects the assassin started for La Jara and from there went to Antonito. At the trial, Senator Adair Wilson, who had been appointed to defend Ortiz, made a gallant effort to show that the killing was done itself (rest of article is unreadable.) [Colorado Spring Gazette, Colorado Springs, July 17, 1889 - Sub by S. Williams]
Na tarde desta segunda-feira (20), o secretário municipal do Turismo, Jaison Barbosa dos Santos, recebeu a visita de cortesia do Prefeito de Gramado, Nestor Tissot, e do Secretário Municipal de Turismo de Gramado, Gilberto Tomasini.
Tomasina de Jesús Peralta, directora de la Escuela María Auxiliadora, agradece en nombre de la comunidad educativa.
Foto: Raúl Pérez/Presidencia República Dominicana
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