Wednesday, December 2, 2009

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visit Pompeii with google street view!

and 'a few hours ago' s latest update of google street view.
concerns mainly places of great interest to tourists all over the world, and for Italy was included in the exciting virtual tour of Pompeii, one of the most visited websites in the world and the most popular in Italy along with the offices.


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sure to reach these places have not used the car but the bike with which they are able to map for example, some city centers that are closed to traffic.

Sunday, November 1, 2009

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Exhibitions. Next, in late November on the theme of the Epic Film Mahbharata

Scene from "Mahbharata" (Indian folk art).
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"In his great compassion, the great sage composed the Mahabharata for women and men, so they could reach the goal of life."
Srimad Bhagavatam I.4.25
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In India si usava dire un tempo: "Tutto quello che si trova nel Mahabharata c’è anche altrove. Ma quello che non c’è, non si trova da nessuna parte". Come dire: il principio e il luogo di tutto lo scibile.
Noi europei abbiamo l’Iliade, l’Odissea, il Cid, la Gerusalemme Liberata, la Divina Commedia. In India il poema epico o comunque l’opera più grandiosa è senza dubbio il Mahabharata, che in quanto a numero di versi potrebbe valere ben più che la somma di tutti quei poemi. Anche se è vero che l’arte non si misura in quantità di strofe, questo dimostra almeno la grandiosità dell’opera. But on this we give the floor to Jacopo Nuti, Indology, a scholar of Sanskrit and ancient Indian literature.
"The Mahabharata has a central role in world literature. With over one hundred thousand stanzas, the poem is the largest not only in India but all humanity, equal to about eight times the Iliad and the Odyssey combined together.
Made in uncertain times by the wise and ancient Vyasadeva, the work is explicitly addressed to all men and women of today, included in the historical context of what is traditionally called 'time of the dispute' (kali yuga).
Throughout history, the work has inspired the genius of the famous poets, writers, artists, never ceasing to "touch" the hearts of the simple or "color" the dream of children.
"Everything is in the Mahabharata is elsewhere," says an old Indian saying. "But what is not there, you do not find it anywhere."
Love, hate, joy, sorrow, courage, cowardice: the stories of the Mahabharata tell all those 'feelings' (rasa) that shape the character of men , gods, demons, kings, beautiful women, warriors, traitors, heroes, just like traveling with a theater for the scene of everyday life.
The eternal struggle between good and evil is finally resolved in the sixth book of the work: the most confidential knowledge, emanating from the lips of the Lord, produces "the song of the Blessed" (Bhagavad Gita) waking up always longed for love in the depths of our hearts. The
Bibliothè, honored by the opportunity to host an exhibition dedicated to the Mahabharata, thanked the artists from which it will grow, and all participants who want to enrich it with their presence .
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Saturday, October 31, 2009

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. As India has become the largest in two decades democrazia del mondo

modern India: Bangalore
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is held these days in Rome Asian Film Festival Film Media, the tenth edition of the Encounters with Asian Cinema (October 30 to November 7).
Among the most interesting films in the competition, no doubt be cited in the sociological survey " In For Motion", which retraces the dramatic and glaring contradictions of the tumultuous development of India in recent decades, a huge country that has passed - West to use an expression - from the Middle Ages advanced industrialization, skipping the entire interim period.
The film, written and directed the Indian Anirban Datta (duration: 59 min.) Will be screened on Tuesday November 3 to 21h in the hall of Bibliothè (free admission).
"In for motion is a visual essay on the dramatic changes that has seen the greatest democracy the world over the past twenty years, "reports the tab presentation of the festival.
" Economic liberalization, the information revolution and the technological is occurred simultaneously in a country that has never known a real industrial revolution. Cities have been exaggerated, consumer goods have changed. Citizens have become aware of their power to consumers, the Democratic unity has assumed a new identity. Today the population through education and professional development, seems to have become the largest industry contributor computer.
"The film is a journey through the streets of the director of development, through the ethnic and cultural roots delineneando alterations of what is beyond 's information.
But who is the director Anirban Datta?
Datta was born in Calcutta in 1975. He graduated in 2006 in the department's direction and screenplay of the Satyajit Ray Film & TV Institute, and began his career as a writer.
The film "for In Motion" has received several awards . The prestigious award Jan Vrijman the Fund, and had its world premiere at IDFA (Indian Documentary Producers Association) in 2008. Here he won the Silver Award for Best documentary in First Appearance & East Side Stories. E 'was also awarded the special jury mention the festival in Mumbai, and has had numerous other awards in international film festivals.
Other films Anirban Datta winners or included in the competitions were: Chronicle of an Amnesiac (29 min doc, DVC, 2007), Tetris (30 min short fiction, 35 mm Color, 2006) which was part of the festival's official selection Cannes in 2006 and Here is my Nocturnal (29 min doc DVC, 2004).
Arriederci to martdi Bibliothè evening, and enjoy!