Thursday, May 14, 2009
Can I Get Herpes 1from A Dog
These are some of the layouts that i made ... yet I'm thinking about studying and They. This new website will be dedicated Exclusively for my artistic works and illustrations. These are some layouts I am doing on my new website, which will be dedicated only to my artwork and illustrations. This will keep the blog active for more general discussion.
This is the home page layout ... two recent works in evidence and the thumbnails of the galleries (painting, sketching, printing, illustrations, ...) 
This is the home page ... There will be two jobs at a time in exhibition ... newer ones probably, I'm still thinking how to do this.
This is the layout of the gallery with works category, eg, painting ... etc.. Every thumbnail Of These works will be selected by me Between the oldest and recent works.
This is the layout of the gallery of work ... organized by categories, eg, Painting ... These works will be selected each month from me and placed a hand in this gallery. Click appirirà in miniature a box with the larger picture and some info of it. This is the home page ... There will be two jobs at a time in exhibition ... newer ones probably, I'm still thinking how to do this. This is the layout of the gallery with works category, eg, painting ... etc.. Every thumbnail Of These works will be selected by me Between the oldest and recent works.
Friday, May 8, 2009
Fine Bisque Beatrice Doll
Sometime in August I asked for my niece Cristine
(daughter of my sister Cristina) to write a text for this work and now is the result. Maybe That Will she writes texts for my other works ... I'm so happy for this ...
time ago I asked my niece Cristine
(daughter of my sister, Cristina) to write a text for my work and now the result is this. Maybe she will write more for my other work ... I am already very happy with this one ...
Think More + 
Think higher. Dream higher. Think more. Dream more. Think
While we think and dream child have the same meaning, because there are no limits to our dreams, ideas or plans. Today I can be an astronaut and teacher tomorrow. No risk! However, we grew and what was once synonymous turns into its opposite, everything is reversed: dreaming is dangerous and must "keep our feet on the ground."
who would like to
; grow and now we dream of what the want
The truth, my truth is that we construct reality all the time - consciously or not - as a reflection of our thoughts, dreams and actions.
Think more. Dream more. Think . Dream. Think More +
Think up more. Dream up more.
(or up wish?)
Think more. Dream more. Think
. Dream.
While children are think and to dream
Has The Same meaning, do not because there are bounds to are dreams, ideas or plans. Today I'm Can astronaut and teacher tomorrow. Do is dangerous! However, before we grow Whether and was synonymous now is your antonym, everything is inverted: dream is dangerous; is needed “keep your feet on the ground”.
But that isn't the only inversion. When were children dream in
who
would be; we grow and now we dream what would have. This distortion justify by reality demands, however is still a choice We choice to accommodate. We choice to consume. We choice don't be best!
The true, the mine true, we construct our reality ever moment with our thoughts, consciously or not, reflecting by our thoughts, dreams and actions. There aren't nothing wrong have a house, car, family, children and dog, but this should be conscious choice. Borrowing the word by Fernando Anitelli: don't accommodate with that the bothers. Is that. Allows that your dreams and thoughts grow with you and construct your reality!
Think more up. Dream more up. (or wish up?) Think more. Dream more.
Think. Dream.
[Text by Cristine Gobbo Menezes, my prefer:) niece]
Thursday, November 29, 2007
How 2 Get A Rips In A Lether Sofa Fixed
The Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center
The most famous Christmas tree is located in the heart of Manhattan, near the complex of skyscrapers of Rockefeller Center. Even if you've never been to New York during the holiday season, surely you know what we're talking about, because every year the media suggest there pictures. Here we have to find out more about him.
WHERE AND WHEN
The tree is located in Rockefeller Plaza. E 'positioned behind the skating rink and a bronze statue of Prometheus. Behind him stands the imposing profile of the GE building, one of the skyscrapers of New York as well as the most popular of 19 palaces that make up the Rockefeller Center.
The tradition of the famous Christmas tree dates back to the thirties and was born along with the Rockefeller Center itself, which was completed in 1933.
IDENTITY CARD '
Each year, the chief gardener of Rockefeller Center tree in the research to use. Travel the length and breadth of vast spaces of North America and sometimes goes beyond the border, again with the help of a helicopter.
The tree must have a minimum height of 65 feet (20 meters), although normally you choose a tree with a height of between 75 and 90 feet (approximately 23 to 27.5 meters). Typically these trees are not in forests, but are found in private gardens. For those who agree to donate your tree there will be no monetary compensation, but only the pleasure and the pride of having provided the tree that looks at Rockefeller Center.
The tree arrives in town in early November, escorted by police. Is illuminated in late November / early December, before being removed at the end of the holidays and be recycled for a variety of uses.
CHRISTMAS TREE 2007
The Christmas tree this year is a tall fir-trees 84 feet (25 meters) from Connecticut. E 'was lit on November 28. The tree lights are on, every day from 5.30 to 23.30 (with the exception of Christmas Day, during which will be lit 24 hours at 24). January 6 will be removed and the wood will be recycled for the benefit of Habitat for Humanity, an 'organization engaged in the construction of decent housing at low cost.
TIMELINE
Here, in short, a bit 'of history tied to the tree at Rockefeller Center.
1931: the workers engaged in the construction of Rockefeller Center tree erect the first
1933: Rockefeller Center is completed, you install the first tree "official" history
1951: The lighting ceremony is for the first time in televised
America 1966: For the first time used a tree from abroad, from Canada
1971: for the first time the tree is recycled after its removal
1980: a man was arrested while trying to climb the tree
1988: for the first time they are used, to illuminate the tree, more than 20,000 lights
1993: the lights become more than 30000
1999: the tree is installed with the record of height: 100 feet (about 30 meters)
2004: For the first time top of the tree is adorned with a Swarovski star
LIGHTING CEREMONY
The lighting ceremony is broadcast live by television network NBC, which has its headquarters right in the skyscraper that is behind the Christmas tree in the GE building.
NBC is one of the four major U.S. television networks. E 'known worldwide for producing highly successful TV series (Friends, the Robinson, Knight Rider, Miami Vice, A-Team, Seinfeld, ER, to the most recent Heroes, Law & Order, Las Vegas).
Tree Lighting at Rockefeller Center is the highlight of a show, "Christmas in Rockefeller Center," in which singers and performing artists of international renown.
A CHRISTMAS ECOLOGICAL
The lighting of the tree this year offers an important innovation, dedicated to ecology and energy conservation. In lieu of the traditional colored bulbs were utlilizzate 30,000 LED lights, with the same intensity, consuming on average 33% less than conventional bulbs!
MORE
If you are interested, please visit the official website at:
http://www.thetreenyc.com/ 
The most famous Christmas tree is located in the heart of Manhattan, near the complex of skyscrapers of Rockefeller Center. Even if you've never been to New York during the holiday season, surely you know what we're talking about, because every year the media suggest there pictures. Here we have to find out more about him.
WHERE AND WHEN
The tree is located in Rockefeller Plaza. E 'positioned behind the skating rink and a bronze statue of Prometheus. Behind him stands the imposing profile of the GE building, one of the skyscrapers of New York as well as the most popular of 19 palaces that make up the Rockefeller Center.
The tradition of the famous Christmas tree dates back to the thirties and was born along with the Rockefeller Center itself, which was completed in 1933.
IDENTITY CARD '
Each year, the chief gardener of Rockefeller Center tree in the research to use. Travel the length and breadth of vast spaces of North America and sometimes goes beyond the border, again with the help of a helicopter.
The tree must have a minimum height of 65 feet (20 meters), although normally you choose a tree with a height of between 75 and 90 feet (approximately 23 to 27.5 meters). Typically these trees are not in forests, but are found in private gardens. For those who agree to donate your tree there will be no monetary compensation, but only the pleasure and the pride of having provided the tree that looks at Rockefeller Center.
The tree arrives in town in early November, escorted by police. Is illuminated in late November / early December, before being removed at the end of the holidays and be recycled for a variety of uses.
CHRISTMAS TREE 2007
The Christmas tree this year is a tall fir-trees 84 feet (25 meters) from Connecticut. E 'was lit on November 28. The tree lights are on, every day from 5.30 to 23.30 (with the exception of Christmas Day, during which will be lit 24 hours at 24). January 6 will be removed and the wood will be recycled for the benefit of Habitat for Humanity, an 'organization engaged in the construction of decent housing at low cost.
TIMELINE
Here, in short, a bit 'of history tied to the tree at Rockefeller Center.
1931: the workers engaged in the construction of Rockefeller Center tree erect the first
1933: Rockefeller Center is completed, you install the first tree "official" history
1951: The lighting ceremony is for the first time in televised
America 1966: For the first time used a tree from abroad, from Canada
1971: for the first time the tree is recycled after its removal
1980: a man was arrested while trying to climb the tree
1988: for the first time they are used, to illuminate the tree, more than 20,000 lights
1993: the lights become more than 30000
1999: the tree is installed with the record of height: 100 feet (about 30 meters)
2004: For the first time top of the tree is adorned with a Swarovski star
LIGHTING CEREMONY
The lighting ceremony is broadcast live by television network NBC, which has its headquarters right in the skyscraper that is behind the Christmas tree in the GE building.
NBC is one of the four major U.S. television networks. E 'known worldwide for producing highly successful TV series (Friends, the Robinson, Knight Rider, Miami Vice, A-Team, Seinfeld, ER, to the most recent Heroes, Law & Order, Las Vegas).
Tree Lighting at Rockefeller Center is the highlight of a show, "Christmas in Rockefeller Center," in which singers and performing artists of international renown.
A CHRISTMAS ECOLOGICAL
The lighting of the tree this year offers an important innovation, dedicated to ecology and energy conservation. In lieu of the traditional colored bulbs were utlilizzate 30,000 LED lights, with the same intensity, consuming on average 33% less than conventional bulbs!
MORE
If you are interested, please visit the official website at:
http://www.thetreenyc.com/
Sunday, October 28, 2007
I Like Touchhing My Mums Boobs
The Chrysler Building, High 319 meters and placed on 77-storey skyscraper is the most beautiful city of New York.
I always say New Yorkers. It is confirmed by the experts: a survey conducted in 2005 by the Skyscraper Museum (Museum of New York with its skyscrapers theme) on one hundred architects, builders, critics, engineers, historians, has ranked first among the most beautiful skyscrapers in Manhattan.
THE DREAM OF TWO MEN
In 1928, Walter Chrysler had everything, but luck was not enough. Thus was born the Chrysler Building.
Walter Chrysler founded the Chrysler Corporation in 1925, 50 years of age and the culmination of an extraordinary career in management in the automotive industry that had enshrined as one of the richest men in America. In just three years, from 1925 to 1928, Chrysler was then increased from 32 ° 3rd place in the ranking of the largest American car. So at the end of 1928, Walter Chrysler was on the cover of Time , with one of the awards even today among the most coveted "Man of the Year."
At that point, Chrysler decided that his company deserved an appropriate forum. Incidentally, it also decided that the seat should be the tallest skyscraper in New York. It began the project Chrysler Building.
William Van Alen, architect with a reputation for showmanship, it was the right man to share the ambition of Chrysler and turn it into reality.
But Van Alen and Chrysler were not alone in the race to the tallest skyscraper. In the canyons Lower Manhattan, specifically in the Financial District, the 34 year old banker George Ohrstrom (nicknamed "The Kid") was doing, at 40 Wall Street, the skyscraper will house the headquarters of his bank, Bank of Manhattan. The architect was H. Ohrstrom Craig Severance. Curiously, in the past Severance and Van Alen had been members of the same architectural firm, which sharpened the competition, adding an element of challenge in the challenge.
Eventually, with the Bank of Manhattan building formally completed and the Chrysler Building in the pipeline, there seemed no doubt: 40 Wall Street was the highest!
VAN ALEN AND THE SECRET OF GUGLIE
The game seemed lost, but Van Alen had a shot in the Serbian theater. In great secrecy, had obtained permission to build a spire atop the skyscraper spiral about two hundred feet high. The spire was built secretly inside the palace, in the elevator shaft, assembling the individual parts from outside, so that no one would suspect what was about to happen. Then, while still all average citizens were celebrating the victory of Severance and Bank of Manhattan, took only 90 frantic minutes to mount the spire and rewrite the history of world architecture.
Walter William Van Alen and Chrysler had made it: theirs was the tallest skyscraper in New York. To be sure, the record did not last long so painstakingly achieved, because a year after his inauguration (which took place on May 27, 1930), the Chrysler was surpassed in height from the Empire State Building, which became the number one of the skyscrapers of Manhattan . The superb elegance and impressive architectural elegance of the Chrysler Building: those, however, were destined to last forever.
A special that deserves to be widely demonstrated: due to high security standards adopted, no workers died during construction of the building.
VICTORY BITTER
After the excitement of the moment, unfortunately, happened to Van Alen had a taste bitter. Walter Chrysler wrongly accused him of having pocketed the commissions from the companies that had worked on the construction of the building and refused to pay his bill for his work as an architect. Although at the end of Van Alen won the case, the accusations made against him by his powerful client severely compromised his future career, to the point that in the coming years, he had virtually no job and fell into oblivion. Walter Chrysler did not ever appointed in his 1937 autobiography, speaking generically of "architects". In 1941, a year after the death of Chrysler, the New York Times brought the news that Van Alen was at work on a project that involved the construction of underground garages. Then nothing, until his death in 1954.
Meanwhile, a year earlier, in 1953, the heirs of Walter Chrysler had sold the building that still bears their name, and then they were not more owners.
architectural charm
The Chrysler Building, Art Deco style developed, it has many elements rich in charm and curiosity.
The most striking is undoubtedly the magnificent spire above it. Made of stainless steel, in stylized form suggests the reason for the rising of the sun.
On the facade of the building then appear several references automobile. In particular, on the 31st floor, the four corners of the building decorated with ornaments that have the shape of the radiator cap of the Chrysler era. At the same height, you can admire the decorations depicting the wheels of cars. In several parts of the building also appears in the logo carved zigzag Chrysler.
Finally, on the 61st floor protrude from the corners of the gargoyles in the form of an American eagle.
Darkness Falls, the highest part of the Chrysler Building lights up, thus giving all its charm to the night in New York.
A HALL TO DISCOVER
Unlike other New York skyscrapers, the Chrysler Building has its own observatory on the top floors open to the public, or restaurants where you dine and enjoy the view the city. The only area of \u200b\u200bthe tower open to tourists is its atrium. Which is very elegant and refined, in perfect harmony with the beauty of the exterior. Visiting it, you can admire decorations in marble, granite and chrome steel. The elevator doors are decorated with fine wood inlay reminiscent of Egyptian motifs. The ceiling, painted by Edward Trumbull, is a beautiful fresco images of buildings, planes and scenes from the Chrysler assembly line.
SUPERHEROES AND MONSTERS
Given the nature of icon of New York City, the Chrysler Building has made several appearances in films, TV series, cartoons, comics, video games, books, advertising images.
begin this journey of discovery of his media appearances with something totally unclear. In 1982, director Larry Cohen directs the B-movie Q - The Winged Serpent , where a huge winged monster with the head of the snake sowing panic in the Big Apple, feeding on prey that is on the upper floors of buildings (washer workers on construction sites, girls in bikinis on the penthouses). The monster - guess what '- has its headquarters hidden just on the top of the Chrysler Building. A police detective - played by David Carradine - investigates to discover what lies behind the mysterious trail of sudden disappearances. Meanwhile, a thief on the run to discover if the basis of being unclean and tries to blackmail the city. A curiosity: the thief in question is played by Michael Moriarty, now famous for his role as Ben Stone on Law and Order . If anything
reading these few lines I had already got the mouth watering, know that the film (which I have made a few years ago had the good fortune to see on Odeon TV) is also available on DVD in Italian under the title The Serpent Winged .
Staying on the subject of monsters, a very different reputation can boast Roland Emmerich's Godzilla (1998). Here, the Chrysler Building is a very bad end, but Godzilla is its only indirectly responsible. In an attempt, in fact, break down the monster, a military helicopter shoots at the two rockets, but missed the target and centered in the middle of the Chrysler building.
Who does not affect the Chrysler Building but is instead passed through literally Silver Surfer during his chase in the skies over Manhattan with the Human Torch. The scene is contained in the film The Fantatici Four and Silver Surfer (2007) and is also taken from the original trailer for the film.
continue to deal with superheroes but change media. In the cartoon Spider-Man dated 1994/1998, kingpin, the terrible crime boss of New York City that operates cloaked as an honest businessman, has its headquarters at the Chrysler Building. Area
video games. In Parasite Eve , concluded a successful first game, you can access a new mode where you see the Chrysler Building, the protagonist has to climb, facing - after floor plan - a series of increasingly monstrous creatures, and ruthless.
Finally, a quote comic that is both a cherished memory. In issue 146 of Amazing Spider-Man Spider-Man pursues one of its more traditional rivals, the Scorpion, far and wide across the rooftops of New York, to the top of the Chrysler Building, where he defeats him. This story is the first-ever Spider-Man I had the pleasure of reading. The year was 1977, the Italian edition was Man Spider number 186 and the logo on the cover was that of the (unforgettable) Editorial Horn ...
I always say New Yorkers. It is confirmed by the experts: a survey conducted in 2005 by the Skyscraper Museum (Museum of New York with its skyscrapers theme) on one hundred architects, builders, critics, engineers, historians, has ranked first among the most beautiful skyscrapers in Manhattan.
THE DREAM OF TWO MEN
In 1928, Walter Chrysler had everything, but luck was not enough. Thus was born the Chrysler Building.
Walter Chrysler founded the Chrysler Corporation in 1925, 50 years of age and the culmination of an extraordinary career in management in the automotive industry that had enshrined as one of the richest men in America. In just three years, from 1925 to 1928, Chrysler was then increased from 32 ° 3rd place in the ranking of the largest American car. So at the end of 1928, Walter Chrysler was on the cover of Time , with one of the awards even today among the most coveted "Man of the Year."
At that point, Chrysler decided that his company deserved an appropriate forum. Incidentally, it also decided that the seat should be the tallest skyscraper in New York. It began the project Chrysler Building.
William Van Alen, architect with a reputation for showmanship, it was the right man to share the ambition of Chrysler and turn it into reality.
But Van Alen and Chrysler were not alone in the race to the tallest skyscraper. In the canyons Lower Manhattan, specifically in the Financial District, the 34 year old banker George Ohrstrom (nicknamed "The Kid") was doing, at 40 Wall Street, the skyscraper will house the headquarters of his bank, Bank of Manhattan. The architect was H. Ohrstrom Craig Severance. Curiously, in the past Severance and Van Alen had been members of the same architectural firm, which sharpened the competition, adding an element of challenge in the challenge.
Eventually, with the Bank of Manhattan building formally completed and the Chrysler Building in the pipeline, there seemed no doubt: 40 Wall Street was the highest!
VAN ALEN AND THE SECRET OF GUGLIE
The game seemed lost, but Van Alen had a shot in the Serbian theater. In great secrecy, had obtained permission to build a spire atop the skyscraper spiral about two hundred feet high. The spire was built secretly inside the palace, in the elevator shaft, assembling the individual parts from outside, so that no one would suspect what was about to happen. Then, while still all average citizens were celebrating the victory of Severance and Bank of Manhattan, took only 90 frantic minutes to mount the spire and rewrite the history of world architecture.
Walter William Van Alen and Chrysler had made it: theirs was the tallest skyscraper in New York. To be sure, the record did not last long so painstakingly achieved, because a year after his inauguration (which took place on May 27, 1930), the Chrysler was surpassed in height from the Empire State Building, which became the number one of the skyscrapers of Manhattan . The superb elegance and impressive architectural elegance of the Chrysler Building: those, however, were destined to last forever.
A special that deserves to be widely demonstrated: due to high security standards adopted, no workers died during construction of the building.
VICTORY BITTER
After the excitement of the moment, unfortunately, happened to Van Alen had a taste bitter. Walter Chrysler wrongly accused him of having pocketed the commissions from the companies that had worked on the construction of the building and refused to pay his bill for his work as an architect. Although at the end of Van Alen won the case, the accusations made against him by his powerful client severely compromised his future career, to the point that in the coming years, he had virtually no job and fell into oblivion. Walter Chrysler did not ever appointed in his 1937 autobiography, speaking generically of "architects". In 1941, a year after the death of Chrysler, the New York Times brought the news that Van Alen was at work on a project that involved the construction of underground garages. Then nothing, until his death in 1954.
Meanwhile, a year earlier, in 1953, the heirs of Walter Chrysler had sold the building that still bears their name, and then they were not more owners.
architectural charm
The Chrysler Building, Art Deco style developed, it has many elements rich in charm and curiosity.
The most striking is undoubtedly the magnificent spire above it. Made of stainless steel, in stylized form suggests the reason for the rising of the sun.
On the facade of the building then appear several references automobile. In particular, on the 31st floor, the four corners of the building decorated with ornaments that have the shape of the radiator cap of the Chrysler era. At the same height, you can admire the decorations depicting the wheels of cars. In several parts of the building also appears in the logo carved zigzag Chrysler.
Finally, on the 61st floor protrude from the corners of the gargoyles in the form of an American eagle.
Darkness Falls, the highest part of the Chrysler Building lights up, thus giving all its charm to the night in New York.
A HALL TO DISCOVER
Unlike other New York skyscrapers, the Chrysler Building has its own observatory on the top floors open to the public, or restaurants where you dine and enjoy the view the city. The only area of \u200b\u200bthe tower open to tourists is its atrium. Which is very elegant and refined, in perfect harmony with the beauty of the exterior. Visiting it, you can admire decorations in marble, granite and chrome steel. The elevator doors are decorated with fine wood inlay reminiscent of Egyptian motifs. The ceiling, painted by Edward Trumbull, is a beautiful fresco images of buildings, planes and scenes from the Chrysler assembly line.
SUPERHEROES AND MONSTERS
Given the nature of icon of New York City, the Chrysler Building has made several appearances in films, TV series, cartoons, comics, video games, books, advertising images.
begin this journey of discovery of his media appearances with something totally unclear. In 1982, director Larry Cohen directs the B-movie Q - The Winged Serpent , where a huge winged monster with the head of the snake sowing panic in the Big Apple, feeding on prey that is on the upper floors of buildings (washer workers on construction sites, girls in bikinis on the penthouses). The monster - guess what '- has its headquarters hidden just on the top of the Chrysler Building. A police detective - played by David Carradine - investigates to discover what lies behind the mysterious trail of sudden disappearances. Meanwhile, a thief on the run to discover if the basis of being unclean and tries to blackmail the city. A curiosity: the thief in question is played by Michael Moriarty, now famous for his role as Ben Stone on Law and Order . If anything
reading these few lines I had already got the mouth watering, know that the film (which I have made a few years ago had the good fortune to see on Odeon TV) is also available on DVD in Italian under the title The Serpent Winged .
Staying on the subject of monsters, a very different reputation can boast Roland Emmerich's Godzilla (1998). Here, the Chrysler Building is a very bad end, but Godzilla is its only indirectly responsible. In an attempt, in fact, break down the monster, a military helicopter shoots at the two rockets, but missed the target and centered in the middle of the Chrysler building.
Who does not affect the Chrysler Building but is instead passed through literally Silver Surfer during his chase in the skies over Manhattan with the Human Torch. The scene is contained in the film The Fantatici Four and Silver Surfer (2007) and is also taken from the original trailer for the film.
continue to deal with superheroes but change media. In the cartoon Spider-Man dated 1994/1998, kingpin, the terrible crime boss of New York City that operates cloaked as an honest businessman, has its headquarters at the Chrysler Building. Area
video games. In Parasite Eve , concluded a successful first game, you can access a new mode where you see the Chrysler Building, the protagonist has to climb, facing - after floor plan - a series of increasingly monstrous creatures, and ruthless.
Finally, a quote comic that is both a cherished memory. In issue 146 of Amazing Spider-Man Spider-Man pursues one of its more traditional rivals, the Scorpion, far and wide across the rooftops of New York, to the top of the Chrysler Building, where he defeats him. This story is the first-ever Spider-Man I had the pleasure of reading. The year was 1977, the Italian edition was Man Spider number 186 and the logo on the cover was that of the (unforgettable) Editorial Horn ...
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