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Crear negocio a través de la internacionalización: es esta palanca estratégica que sustenta el éxito de TUTTOFOOD. TUTTOFOOD no es una feria como las otras. Tras el éxito de tres ediciones en crescendo, TUTTOFOOD la exposición de B2B de Fiera Milano para la industria alimentaria, calentar motores para la próxima reunión, que se celebrará del 19 al 22 de mayo de 2013. Y ya mirando hacia su quinta edición, un histórico de Expo Milán 2015 dedicado al tema "alimentar al planeta. Energy for life ". El éxito de TUTTOFOOD 2011 han consagrado definitivamente como uno de los eventos más grandes y más calificados de la industria en Europa: 80.000 metros cuadrados de área de exposición, 40.000 visitantes, 2.000 marcas representadas y un aumento en el número de compradores del 33% con respecto a la edición anterior. Entre las novedades habrá 2013: actividades para cada sector del comercio. centrarse en el mundo de las empresas y operadores del sector; reuniones bilaterales previa a maximizar el retorno de la participación en la exposición en términos de negocios y relaciones; talleres, conferencias técnicas, prestigiosa colaboración con cuerpos más importantes y representativos y asociaciones comerciales del mundo variado de alimentos, procesamiento y catering. Y mucho más. Todo ello con un objetivo: satisfacer la demanda con la oferta.
Creare business attraverso l’internazionalizzazione: è questa la leva strategica che sta alla base del successo di TUTTOFOOD.
TUTTOFOOD non è una fiera come le altre.
Sull’ onda del successo di tre edizioni in crescendo, TUTTOFOOD, la mostra B2B di Fiera Milano per il comparto alimentare, scalda i motori per il prossimo appuntamento, in programma dal 19 al 22 maggio2013.
E già guarda verso la sua quinta edizione, quella storica dell’Expo Milano 2015 dedicato al tema “Nutrire il pianeta. Energia per la vita”.
I successi di TUTTOFOOD 2011 l’hanno definitivamente consacrata come uno dei maggiori e più qualificati eventi del comparto in Europa: 80.000 mq di area espositiva, 40.000 visitatori, 2.000 marchi rappresentati ed un incremento del numero dei buyer del 33% rispetto alla precedente edizione.
Tra le novità 2013 non mancheranno: attività dedicate per ogni singolo settore merceologico; focalizzazione sul mondo delle aziende e degli operatori del settore; incontri bilaterali preventivamente organizzati per massimizzare il ritorno della partecipazione alla mostra in termini di business e relazioni; workshop, convegni tecnici, partnership di prestigio con i più importanti e rappresentativi enti e associazioni di categoria del variegato mondo dell’agroalimentare e della ristorazione. E tanto altro.
Il tutto con un unico obiettivo: far incontrare la domanda con l’ offerta.
Create business through internationalization: is this strategic lever that underpins the success of TUTTOFOOD. TUTTOFOOD is not a trade show like the others. In the wake of the success of three editions in crescendo, TUTTOFOOD the B2B exhibition of Fiera Milano for the food industry, heat engines for the next meeting, to be held from 19 to May 22, 2013. And already looking toward its fifth edition, the historical one of Expo Milan 2015 dedicated to the theme "feeding the planet. Energy for life ". The success of TUTTOFOOD 2011 have definitively consecrated as one of the largest and most qualified industry events in Europe: 80,000 sq m of exhibition area, 40,000 visitors, 2,000 brands represented and an increase in the number of buyers of 33% compared to the previous edition. Among the novelties there will be 2013: activities for each trade sector. focus on the world of companies and operators in the sector; bilateral meetings arranged in advance to maximize the return of the participation in the exhibition in terms of business and relationships; workshops, technical conferences, prestigious partnership with the most important and representative bodies and trade associations of the varied world of food processing and catering. And much more. All with one goal: to meet the demand with the supply.
Tomajauk. Año XIII número 152. Abril 1 de 1968. Editada por Novaro México. Capítulos. LA PERSECUCION DE LA MASCARA. RAFA. EL DOMADOR. SAM BARBITAS. EL MISTERIO DEL MUCHACHO DE LA FRONTERA. MATEMAGRAMA. CÁSTULO. NOMBRES INDIOS. CARRETAS DEL OESTE. PEPÓN. EL DINOSAURO DE LA FRONTERA. UN CHERIF CUIDADOSO. PASANDO EL RIO. B
Batman. Año VIII número 91. Marzo 1 de 1961. Editada por Novaro Ediciones Recreativas México. Capítulos: LOS SERES QUE PERSEGUIAN A BATMAN. PEDRIN. JULIAN. ELISEO. JULIO JORDAN DETECTIVE MARCIANO LOS IMPOSIBLES INVENTOS. DONDE EL PSIQUIATRA. LOLO. IMPOSIBLE…PERO CIERTO LA CRIATURA DEL HECHICERO. CHIRICUTO. MILOCHO. FFBB
Spanish postcard by Ediciones Tarjefher, no. 110. Photo: Juan Gyenes. Collection: Marlene Pilaete.
Spanish photographer Juan Gyenes is the subject of the new La Collectionneuse post at our blog European Film Star Postcards. Check it out on 26 February 2024!
Vidas Ilustres. Año VII número 80. Septiembre 1 de 1962. Editada por Novaro Ediciones Recreativas México. Capítulo: CONFUCIO EL MAESTRO CHINO. B
Encuentro entre editores en la FLM09: "El libro peor vendido", Pabellón Fundación Círculo de Lectores, 11/06/09.
Derechazos directos a la cara y al corazón, palabras esperando salir al ring.
Rocky ediciones y Enzo Campos Córdoba , esperan que suene la campana.
Superman. Año XI número 336. Marzo 28 de 1962. Editada por Novaro Ediciones Recreativas México. Capítulos: LINA LUNA Y LA LEGION DE LOS SUPERHEROES. AQUAMAN Y AQUALAD UNA HORA DE VIDA. FFB
Batman. Año VII número 86. Diciembre 15 de 1960. Novaro Ediciones Recreativas México. Capítulos: LA TELARAÑA DE EL ROTOR. EN LA CARCEL. PATACHIN. MONCHO. EL AMIGO DE RICARDO TAPIA. HECTOR EL POLICIA. JORGITO. EL PROFETA DE LAS FECHORIAS. CANDIDO. LA ORQUESTA. FFBB
Batman. Año VII número 87. Enero 1 de 1961. Editada por Novaro Ediciones Recreativas México. Capítulos: LA AMENAZA DEL ROMPECABEZAS DEL ESPACIO. EL ALCALDE WILLIS. CHIRICUTO. IMPOSIBLE PERO CIERTO LA PLANTA DE LA MUERTE. LUCAS. RAYO ASOMBROSO. EN MARTE. JULIO JORDAN DETECTIVE MARCIANO EL HOMBRE POLILLA. ELISEO. PATATIN. FFB
Spanish postcard by Ediciones Tarjefher / Ediciones Mandolina, no. 324. Photo: Walt Disney Productions. Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins (Robert Stevenson, 1964).
Dick Van Dyke (1925) is an American comedian and actor. He achieved great popularity in the USA in the 1960s with his The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961-1966) for which he received three Primetime Emmy Awards. He was nominated for a Golden Globe for his portrayal of the chimney sweep Bert in Walt Disney's Mary Poppins (1964) and for his starring role in the comedy series The New Dick Van Dyke Show (1971). He celebrated a comeback in the 1990s with the crime series Diagnosis Murder (1993-2001).
Richard Wayne 'Dick' Van Dyke was born in West Plains, Missouri, in 1925. He was the son of Loren Wayne Van Dyke, a sales representative, and Hazel Vorice McCord. Van Dyke is the elder brother of actor and comedian Jerry Van Dyke and the father of actor Barry Van Dyke. Dick grew up in the sleepy town of Danville founded by Dutch settlers. Nothing is known of Van Dyke's Dutch roots. As a child, he loved watching Laurel and Hardy, which inspired him to enter the entertainment business. At Stan Laurel's funeral, Van Dyke gave a speech. In high school, he joined the school play and when he joined the Air Force during World War II, he also starred in shows there and worked as a radio announcer. After presenting some local comedy programmes, Van Dyke was offered a contract by CBS in 1956. He was initially seen a lot in game and talk shows. In 1957, he made his debut as an actor in an episode of the comedy series The Phil Silvers Show. In 1960, Dick Van Dyke played his first leading role on stage in the play 'Bye Bye Birdie', for which he won a Tony Award. Dick van Dyke was then offered the lead role of Rob Petrie in the highly popular sitcom The Dick Van Dyke Show, with Mary Tyler Moore as his co-star. He won three Emmy Awards for his role in this series, which ran for five seasons. Van Dyke then slowly moved from television to film. He again starred in the film adaptation Bye Bye Birdie (George Sidney, 1963) with Ann Margret and Janet Leigh and appeared in the black comedy What a Way to Go! (J. Lee Thompson, 1964) alongside established Hollywood stars such as Shirley MacLaine, Paul Newman and Dean Martin. In the same year, he played a double role in the Walt Disney musical Mary Poppins (Robert Stevenson, 1964) starring Julie Andrews. He was the bon vivant Bert, the chimney-sweep and, heavily disguised, Mr. Dawes, Senior, the elderly owner of the bank. In the UK, Van Dyke's attempt to imitate a cockney accent was ridiculed, but he showed his versatility as a singer and dancer. Van Dyke received a Grammy Award for his contribution to the soundtrack of Mary Poppins. He also had great success with the musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Ken Hughes, 1968) opposite Sally Ann Hughes. Due to the decline in further cinema success, Dick Van Dyke switched back to television in the 1970s. He returned with The New Dick Van Dyke Show (1971-1974) with Hope Lange. In 1974, he surprised everyone in his first dramatic role, as an alcoholic businessman in The Morning After (Richard T. Heffron, 1974). Van Dyke received universal acclaim for his performance and an Emmy nomination. The film was seen as one of the most realistic television films ever about alcoholism. Van Dyke was one of the first entertainment figures to go public about his own alcoholism struggles. He received thousands of letters of support. In 1976, he hosted the television show Van Dyke and Company, which won an Emmy Award but was cancelled after only eleven episodes. He played guest roles in popular TV series such as Columbo, The Golden Girls, Matlock and Sabrina, the Teenage Witch.
At 65, Dick Van Dyke's career seemed to be almost over before he was cast in the film Dick Tracy (Warren Beatty, 1990). For his role as District Attorney Fletcher, Dick Tracy's superior, he received many positive reviews. This led to him subsequently being given leading roles in several television films and this in turn led to the production of the successful crime series Diagnosis: Murder (1993-2001). Van Dyke embodied the prudent forensic pathologist Dr Mark Sloan, whose interest in crime led him to become actively involved in police work time and again. He co-starred with his son Barry Van Dyke who played the son Steve Sloan. In the sitcom Becker (1998), Van Dyke played the father of the main character Dr John Becker (Ted Danson). In 2006, Van Dyke appeared in a larger role as a veteran night watchman in the hit film Night at the Museum (Shawn Levy, 2006) alongside Ben Stiller and Robin Williams. He also played the role in the the sequel Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (Shawn Levy, 2014). He also appeared in the sequel Mary Poppins Returns (Rob Marshall, 2018) starring Emily Blunt. He played Mr Dawes junior and, now over 90 years old, performed a dance routine in one scene. In 2023, Van Dyke competed in the TV programme The Masked Singer. He was in the leprechaun's suit, much to the surprise of the judges. That same year, he starred in several episodes of the soap opera Days of Our Lives for which he was awarded a Daytime Emmy Award for best guest starring role in a drama series in 2024. At 98, he was the oldest person to win an Emmy. His first marriage was to Margie Willett from 1948 to 1984, with whom he had four children: Barry Van Dyke, Carrie Beth Van Dyke, Christian Van Dyke and Stacy Van Dyke. Dick Van Dyke has been married to Arlene Silver for a second time since 2012.
Sources: Wikipedia (Dutch and German), and IMDb.
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Supermán. Año V número 89. Diciembre 1 de 1956. Novaro Ediciones Recreativas México. Capítulos: LA MENTIRA. SUPERMAN EN VENTA. SUPER ROBOT. POCAS PULGAS. EL DETECTIVE LUPITA. LA AMENAZA ENANA. EL PROFESOR SABINO. EL IMPOSTOR. TITO. LA MADRIGUERA. EL ERROR DE UN MILLON DE PESOS. EL JEFE PIES PLANOS. ROQUE PISTAS. EL GRAN PREMIO. FFBB
Supermán. Año IV número 59. Septiembre 1 de 1955. Novaro Ediciones Recreativas México. Capítulos: AUTOMATA. LA ROPA MARCADA CON S. VIC. CONGO BILL EL SIMIO QUE SE CONVIRTIO EN REY. HECTOR EL POLICIA. EL PROFESOR EUREKA. CHAPO. JAIME FOSFORITO. VIGILANTE EL GLADIADOR ENMASCARADO. EN LOS ESTUDIOS. FFBB
Relatos Fabulosos. Año II número 17. Enero 1 de 1961. Editada por Novaro Ediciones Recreativas México. Capítulos: LA MAGIA DE LA FLORA PROHIBIDA. CHIRICUTO. GIGANTES DEL TELESCOPIO. SUPERMAN DICE DEBEMOS AYUDAR A LOS DEMAS. EL MISTERIO DE LOS MONSTRUOS GIGANTES. LUCAS. MOISES. LA REINA DE LOS MONSTRUOS. ARMANDO. UN EMPLEO. FFB
Ediciones El Billar de Lucrecia
México/Argentina
Organizada e traduzida por Cecilia Pavón e Camila do Valle
Elisa Andrade Buzzo - Bruna Beber - Rod Britto - Sergio Cohn - Bruno Dorigatti - Camila do Valle - Angélica Freitas - Izabela Guerra Leal - Augusto de Guimaraens Cavalcanti - André Monteiro - Elza de Sá Nogueira - Ana Rusche e Virna Texeira.
Spanish postcard by Ediciones Raker, Barcelona, no. 323, 1963. Photo: Mundial Film. Warren Beatty in Splendor in the Grass (Elia Kazan, 1961).
Warren Beatty (1937) is an American film actor, director, producer and the younger brother of Shirley MacLaine. Immediately after his debut in Splendor in the Grass (1961), he was Hollywood's most promising 'Jeune premier'. He had his breakthrough with Bonnie and Clyde (1967) opposite Faye Dunaway. Later, he made such hit films as Shampoo (1975) and Heaven Can Wait (1978), but his most lauded film is Reds (1981). Beatty is the only person to be nominated for four Oscars (Best Picture, Directing, Lead Actor & Screenplay) in the same year in two times. First for Heaven Can Wait (1978), and later for Reds (1981).
Warren Beatty was born Henry Warren Beaty in 1937, in Richmond, Virginia, U.S. His mother, Kathlyn Corinne (née MacLean), was a teacher from Nova Scotia. His father, Ira Owens Beaty, studied for a PhD in educational psychology, was a teacher and school administrator, and worked in real estate. His older sister is actress Shirley MacLaine, Beatty played football in high school but was more interested in theatre, encouraged to act by the success of his sister, who established herself as a Hollywood star. He attended Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, for one year before moving to New York City, where he studied with acting coach Stella Adler. He occasionally appeared onstage and, since 1957, on television. In 1959 he earned a recurring role in the television series The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis but left the show before the first season ended to make his only Broadway appearance, in William Inge's 'A Loss of Roses' (1959). Beatty received a Tony Award nomination for his Broadway debut. He then made a strong screen debut as a tortured teenager in love in Splendor in the Grass (Elia Kazan, 1961) opposite Natalie Wood. The film was a major critical and box office success and Beatty was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor and received the New Star of the Year – Actor award. The film was also nominated for two Oscars, winning one. His next films were Tennessee Williams' The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone (Jose Quintero, 1961), with Vivien Leigh and Lotte Lenya, All Fall Down (John Frankenheimer, 1962), with Angela Lansbury, Lilith (Robert Rossen, 1963), with Jean Seberg and Promise Her Anything (Arthur Hiller, 1964), with Leslie Caron. Although interesting efforts, these films were mostly financial disappointments.
Taking command of his career, Warren Beatty formed a production company, Tatira, in 1965. Beatty assigned himself the duties of star and producer for Bonnie and Clyde (Arthur Penn, 1967), the story of Great Depression-era bank robbers Bonnie Parker (Faye Dunaway) and Clyde Barrow. When he made his deal with Warner Bros. for Bonnie and Clyde, the studio had such little faith in the future box-office results from the $2.5-million production that it agreed to give the film's star and first-time producer 40% of the box-office gross. The deal worked out quite well for Beatty. Counterculture audiences of the 1960s identified with the film’s outlaw heroes, thanks largely to Beatty’s performance, which was filled with much compassion for Barrow and the poor in America. Beatty had worked before with Penn on Mickey One (Arthur Penn, 1965). Bonnie and Clyde received much attention for the artfully rendered climactic shoot-out, which set new standards for screen violence. It became a colossal hit and a milestone in cinema history. It was nominated for 10 Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Actor (Beatty). Between 1967 and 1973 when the film played in theatres, it generated over $70 million worldwide at the box office, netting Beatty an estimated $28 million. Never one to rush into projects, Beatty acted in only four films in the next seven years. From 1967 to 1974, he lived off-and-on with British actress Julie Christie. He co-starred with her in Robert Altman’s revisionist Western McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971). He also played the lead in Alan J. Pakula’s paranoid thriller The Parallax View (1974). His next big hit was Shampoo (Hal Ashby, 1975) with Julie Christie, Goldie Hawn and Lee Grant. Britannica describes the film as "a comic sex romp, flavoured with a left-wing sensibility". Beatty plays a womanising hairdresser who finds it impossible to juggle all his lovers on the eve of Pres. Richard Nixon’s election in 1968. Beatty starred in the film, produced, and wrote it with Robert Towne. Shampoo was nominated for four Academy Awards. Even more successful was Heaven Can Wait (Warren Beatty, Buck Henry, 1978) again with Julie Christie. It was a showcase vehicle for Beatty’s comedic talents. Beatty was nominated for Academy Awards in four separate categories (Best Actor, Best Picture [as producer], Adapted Screenplay, and Best Direction), an unprecedented achievement in Hollywood history and an achievement he was to repeat with his next film.
Reds (Warren Beatty, 1981) was the film that established Warren Beatty as a serious filmmaker. The historical epic about American Communist journalist John Reed who observed the Russian October Revolution of 1917 received Oscar nominations in all the major categories and won Beatty an Oscar for Best Director. He did not direct again for nine years when he chose as his next vehicle a star-studded adaptation of the comic strip Dick Tracy (Warren Beatty, 1990). The film, co-starring Al Pacino and Madonna, received positive reviews and was one of the highest-grossing films of the year. His notable films of the 1990s include Bugsy (Barry Levinson, 1991), about the infamous gangster, and Love Affair (Glenn Gordon Caron, 1994), both costarring Annette Bening, whom Beatty married in 1992. In 1998 he co-wrote, directed, and starred in Bulworth, playing a U.S. senator whose disillusionment with the political system is fueled by his immersion in hip-hop culture. Despite the accolades he received, Beatty was also part of two of Hollywood’s most expensive failures, Ishtar (Elaine May, 1987) and Town & Country (Peter Chelsom, 2001). After a 15-year absence, he returned to the big screen with Rules Don’t Apply (Warren Beatty, 2016), about the relationship between an aspiring actress and her driver, both of whom work for Howard Hughes. In addition to starring as the eccentric millionaire, Beatty also wrote and directed the romance. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences granted Beatty the Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award for his body of work in 2000, and he was a 2004 Kennedy Center Honor recipient. In 2008 Beatty received a lifetime achievement award from the American Film Institute. Warren Beatty and Annette Bening have four children: Kathlyn (b. 1992), Benjamin (1994), Isabel (1997) and Ella (2000). Daughter Kathlyn transitioned to male at the age of 14 and changed her name to Stephen Ira Beatty.
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Ernesto Flores, the publisher of 'Un sueño compartido', Ediciones Iberautor at Latinoamerican Film Festival, La Habana 2001 with Alfredo Guevara, Frank Fernández, Rigoberto López.
Epopeya. Año V número 57. Febrero 1 de 1963. Editada por Novaro Ediciones Recreativas México. Capítulo: DARIO CAMPEON PERSA. B
Muñequitos de Paul Terry. Año I número 9. Junio 1 de 1954. Editorial Novaro Ediciones Recreativas. Capítulos: TECO EL DETECTIVE EN RECURSOS. TUCO Y TICO EL ORO ES DE QUIEN LO ENCUENTRA. LOS OSITOS TERRY EN ASUNTO EXTRAÑO. ARDILLIN EN CORTANDO FLORES. VIAJE A LA LUNA JUEGO. PALABRAS CRUZADAS. DINKY EN JUEGO SUCIO. TUCO Y TICO EN PAQUETE DE SORPRESA. RENATO TORTUGO EN EL CAMPO DE HONOR. VIVILLO. FFBB
Folleto 1: Cuentos a pedir de boca (3 a 7 años).
Desarrollo de un sistema de desplegables (3 folletos, 1 catálogo y 1 invitación) para el lanzamiento de libros infantiles de la editorial Pop Ediciones [trabajo académico].