"The new materialism is about an economy of better, not more. It is rich in the good quality work created by providing useful services, making things that last and can be repaired many times before being recycled, allowing us to share better the surplus of stuff we already have."
The "love hormone" oxytocin may help maintain romantic relationships by prompting men to keep their distance from attractive women, a new study from Germany suggests.
In the study, men in monogamous relationships who were given an oxytocinnasal spray stayed about four to six inches farther away from an attractive, woman they didn't know, compared with men in monogamous relationships who received a placebo.
Carla Bruni la borghese Hunziker in dolce attesa? Belen e i guai di Corona Rihanna, nel suo letto c'è Brown Matrimonio in crisi per Ben Affleck. Guarda adesso il video "Carla Bruni: «Io, borghese e non femminista»" su Corriere TV!
What does Fear look like? Just for fun today, we look at a place that explores fear on a regular basis. They have seen it all--the screams, the terror, the heart pounding moment when the unexpected changes fun into fright. This place is The Nightmares Fear Factory, in Niagara Falls, Canada. They claim that the experience is so scary, that 100,000 visitors have "chickened out". This typology of fear is a window into human behavior that from the outside looks much more amusing than the actual reality of experiencing the terror. Images from The Nightmares Fear Factory
Un tour attorno alla città piemontese per golosi e appassionati di bellezza italiana, tra ricche dimore, ville storiche e voli panoramici sui tetti della città...
Pour la sortie de « L’Odyssée de Pi », la fresque épique du célèbre réalisateur Ang Lee (Tigre et Dragon, le Secret de Brokeback Mountain,…) où le héros se retrouve seul survivant avec un tigre à bord d'un canot de sauvetage, 20th Century Fox et Ubi Bene créent l’événement en proposant le premier cinéma sur l’eau...
Trasparenze candide ma per niente caste quelle dell'abitino Zuhair Murad Couture sfoggiato da Nina Dobrev, protagonista della serie The Vampire Diaries al Iheartradio Music Festival di settembre: oltre alle lunghezze decisamente ridotte non mancava...
O nome já diz tudo, é sobre preservação e uso consciente deste nosso bem mais precioso. Se saber usar não vai faltar. Tome uma atitude enquanto ainda há tempo!
With a tight budget, focusing on the most necessary in terms of floor space and construction was essential for this residential project in Austria. The result is a two-room-apartment of prefabricated timber elements on a concrete foundation.
A large living space, two small bedrooms and the entrance are organized around a central core containing the bathroom and technical installations. Four large openings create unique views into the surrounding landscape. According to their orientation – private or public, varying in size and position, with or without parapet, each deeply cut opening has its own characteristic.
A large window to the west offering an idyllic view of the landscape and an entrance leading to the neighbors and outdoors. Sitting on the wooden terrace, the homeowner finds peace and nature, receiving regular visits of neighbors and even those from local rabbits, foxes and deer...
Some find them frustrating, while others just can't get enough - optical illusions is something that will always leave you perplexed and questioning your eyesight.
[Warning - some are not suitable for children! GC]
Dopo Ramazzotti in Uzbekistan e Ornella Muti in Cecenia, ecco un'altra star italiana che non sa resistere alla tentazione di esibirsi in una terra dove i...
Exercise lovers, your worries are over. Or some of them are, because Jawbone and Nike are introducing new wearable, accelerometer-based fitness-tracking bands.
Montegallo, a nest of tranquillity with suggestive outline of Mt Vettore From the top of a high hill this village, previously called Santa Maria in Lapide and “Mons Sanctae Mariae in Gallo”, dominates the enchanted kingdom of mythic Sibilla. The municipality of Montegallo includes 23 villages, situated at the feet of the Vettore Mount (2,476 m), the highest peak of the Sibillini Mountains. The architecture of the town is bound to the presence of the Benedictine monks, who settled in the territory before the birth of the municipal magistracies. The name Montegallo is believed to derive from the presence of Narcisio Gallo (an envoy by Charles the Great) who is believed to have founded, in the 15th century, the castle of the territory on the mount. The population moved later towards the valley, giving birth to the present Balzo, chief town of Montegallo. Watching over this angle of paradise, in the most elevated part of the village, is the 17th century church of San Bernardino, with an antique decorated portal and interesting interiors, characterised with six monolithic columns in tuff.
What to see:
Palace Branconi with elegant facade Casa Brandani, from the 17th century are facing the streets of the centre
In Balzo:
doors and windows in carved stone enriching the oldest dwellings built among the 15th and the 16th century. The church of Santa Maria in Pantano, once used as a station on Francisca road (crossing over the Sibillini) Santa Maria in Lapide, unique rest of an ancient monastery of monks Farfensi are also very interesting.
Unpolluted nature of Montegallo, together with sincere hospitality of its inhabitants, introduces a visitor to harmonious serene timeless atmosphere.
Notizie, anteprime e recensioni su arte, libri, musica, concerti, teatro ed intrattenimento. Approfondimenti su spettacoli ed eventi. Spettacoli e Cultura, in News del Corriere della Sera.
The Late Medieval economic boom during the 11th and 12th centuries brought with it a renewed interest in building. The period also saw the establishment of many new monastic orders, most notably the Franciscan, Cistercians and Camaldolese, who built abbeys and monasteries throughout the Marche. The Romanesque style of these years was both the sum of these new influences and a harking back to distant memories of Roman architecture. Churches were built in the form of Roman basilicas with rounded arches often supported on pillars recovered from the ruins of early Roman buildings.
Many magnificent examples of Romanesque churches have survived in Marche, including :
The Pieve di San Leone and Cathedral at San Leo The Cathedral of San Ciriaco, Ancona The Church of Santa Maria di Portonovo, just south of Ancona The Church of Santa Maria a Piè di Chienti, near Macerata The Monastery of Fonte Avellana The Abbey of Chiaravalle at Fiastra Read more
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