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The problem is known: the rooms of a museum usually have four walls and two gates. If the ports are facing each other, at best, be able to create a path that makes the most of three walls only.
If the ports are located on adjacent walls, the path will take advantage of every inch available. In the first case, you can line up all the rooms you want, almost indefinitely. In the second case, the museum will not have more than four rooms (or five, or six, if you were the weird Disney idea of \u200b\u200bbuilding environments pentagonal or hexagonal, and so on). few rooms very well exploited or a long series of space a little 'wasted? Sure, there would also have the option forcing-the-visitor-a-move-twice-before-the-fourth-wall but I prefer not to even consider. The solution, brilliant, bore her almost seventy years ago an American architect: an input, output, and a single, long wall that wraps around itself. architect named Frank Lloyd Wright, the museum was the Guggenheim in New York. last few days in Milan there is a new museum. They designed and Italo Rota Fabio Fornasari digging into the Arengario Portaluppi, Muzio, Magistretti and Griffin. At the entrance there is a long ramp that surrounds the elicodale Fourth of Pelizza Volpedo and quotes from Wright. Unfortunately it is only a quote: The rest of the museum is not surprising, if not for the large space dedicated to Fontana and the link with the Royal Palace. The works in the collection Jucker, the Futurists and the various currents up to World War II worth the visit. Unfortunately, the option I would have dismissed out of hand here has been embraced with enthusiasm. You will then be forced to shuttle across the infamous fourth wall. From the '50s onwards is a matter of taste. In my humble opinion, you save very little for the poor any more. And anyway, is clear: next time you need to play with the bricks, even if only to rearrange the living room of the house Moratti, I would first be consulted.
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Elephant Man: a dramatic living

pessimistic forecast on the future of the giant African prisoner of reserves too tight for his vital needs

pessimistic forecast on the future of the giant African prisoner of reserves too tight for his vital needs and Elephant Man: There is a dramatic living 'a dark future for the African elephant. If I think of him with the mentality' of 'ecologist, I can not see how the difficulty' of living with our species descended from a certain similarity of the roles in the same ecosystem. Tendency to dominance, intelligence, requires 'a large amount of' resource, a propensity for the population explosion, these are the main similarities. And 'this reality': the elephant and man, in Africa, are ill-bear 'cause, in some respects, overlap. This' is tragically more and more 'obvious now that, at least in part, the problem of trafficking in ivory and' resolved. And I write some reference to international conventions, now that the elephant while remaining sufficiently protect the poaching and illegal trade. The fact is that the elephants were slaughtered for the ivory taken today are still 'cause overflow from protected areas. The barriers that tend to avoid that such areas under cultivation, interfere with their behavior, prevent migration, make it, in many cases, "problem animals" harmful and dangerous. On the other hand, protected areas reserved for them are quantitatively inadequate, and these animals are endangered, paradoxically, find themselves living in a state of overcrowding that depresses the same biodiversity 'of the protected area. Difficult to do something long-term program on the African continent, who lives in a state of instability 'political and guerrilla wars, the need' to find solutions to current human population in a dramatic increase in population, with the ruling classes often unprepared to decline an acceptable economic and ecology. This pessimism about the future of the African elephant, I suddenly (or at least I had confirmation) by Joyce Poole's essay "Back to Africa" \u200b\u200band that 'just been published by Mondadori. Joyce Poole and 'un'etologa who did field research on the behavior of the elephant for a couple of decades, and that for some time takes care in a practical way of preserving this species. Knowledge about the behavior are essential for groped, somehow, to manage this complex species. The socialist 'based on matriarchy leads to a peculiar spatial distribution of individuals who, because of the high sociality', and altruism, must always be considered as part of a complex group where all social classes have to find a representation. The hunt for ivory in the light, however, has not only dramatically to the disappearance of the old males, but also the great matriarchs, often resulting in unbalanced situations capable, in many cases, to cause even more suffering and dangerous behavioral disturbances. But there 'more'. The ethological research more 'advanced features in fact a portrait of the African elephant who can' put subtle ethical problems to anyone in need 'with plans to intervene drastically euphemistically called a marquee. In the essay above mentioned are some chapters that make the point on the structure of thought, the so-called elephant telepathy (communication with infrasound), the ability 'of awareness (the recognition by the thinking subject of its own acts or affections), empathy (the ability' of a conscious being with the imagination to project itself into the consciousness of another entity 'living ). And finally, impressively, the ability to 'recognize the death and put in place, against a dead conspecific, a ritual' that addresses a grave with branches. Well, not 'only a partially overlapping roles in the context of ecology to pose problems to our relationship with this extraordinary pachyderm, and' the recognition of higher-order ethological characteristics. And what 'and that' extraordinary 'that apparently even the elephant receives some kind of affinity 'intellectual, perhaps sympathetic, with our species. And this is especially noticeable when an elephant comes across a human corpse. 'Cause our species reappear only with the rituals dedicated to dead elephants. Ultimately there is 'a lot to think sull'etologia and ecology of the African elephant,' cause this species runs the risk that we alert you to those who run our own. Once there was talk of centrality 'meaning the man's dominance over nature. Now, I think, no more 'sense to think in these terms. The central 'man, if anything, can not today' that identify with other attributes such as responsibility ', and awareness. Those who struggle to save the elephant means do so to save ourselves .*

Danilo Mainardi

Page 22 (July 13, 1997) - Corriere della Sera

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Kevin Carter's Africa

Probably many of you know this well picture, icon and symbol became the face of ' Africa devastated by war, famine, disease McCurry or Vietnamese girl Kim Phuc in fleeing from a napalm bombing of her village, photographed by Nick Ut , Pulitzer Prize 1972. Also this

photos taken in March 1993 during the civil war in Sudan from the South African photojournalist Kevin Carter won the Pulitzer in 1994, but just two months later Kevin Carter committed suicide and a lot of questions died with him. This little girl marked by hardship, helpless, curled up on itself the target of a vulture patient and relentless, has toured the world for its explosive force and the critical mosse al suo

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, che è stato a lungo immobile a guardare la scena per scattare la fotografia ¦ e qualcuno non ha esitato a paragonare all' avvoltoio.

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The dressing of the architectural delirium Lidl

Hey you. you who can not understand that if a word is not banned you can use it whenever we meet. You who have a short memory and amnesia easy. You're not authorized to offer me dinner, or movies, or anything else. You can not always respect the rule number one. You who at five on Saturday morning you drag yourself out of bed to see me go away and wait for me at eight with the heater on and the hot towel. You who have a cream for all: eyes, face, body, belly. You that shopping is sacred and therapeutic. You're wearing jeans so tight that I can not even try. You eat every day with kisses me when we get to San Babila. You who, with rare exceptions, do not eat bread, pasta, sweets, potatoes and cheese. That the boxes of tarts you do not even know how they are made. You who are born in the mountains but you'd be happy to live by the sea. You go to Bali as the Germans in Riccione. You who keep the house as a mirror and put back in place before the cleaning lady arrives. You tell me stories of your ex. You who at the wheel of bolidino becomes worse than the ogre of fairy tales. You know that does not scare me hold your anger ogre. You should you decide to tackle the backlog of Brothers & Sisters so we can finally see all the new season. You who attract swarms of men in the disco and dance for hours without ever stopping. You who occasionally ask me to go for a coffee in the office knowing that I will still not. You do not ever leave me in peace while I shower at the gym. You want to monopolize my attention and plunder every minute of my free time. You who have learned to sleep on the marble. You who hold me tight at night before and then I get to hug you in a continuous mixing spoons. You that when I hold strong you make me feel secure. You who with a pair of heels and a wig pull out women from crossroad in you. You make me run a slide high. That if you do not pay attention when parking in me then I can not sit for two weeks. You're not grown up among wolves, but do you still talk with the dogs and caress the pythons. You speak of deals, revenues and billions . You awake to make big dreams but can not remember what you dream with your eyes closed. You who moved by the songs. You who after having forced the vision of GI-Joe and Clash of the Titans in 3D you had the nerve to sleep the only time that the film I chose it myself. You who are jealous of anyone looking at me. You who resigned smile when I get a little heart eyes talking with my best friend. You say things that sometimes do not understand, but just because you have an accent is a bit 'strange and I'm half deaf. You obviously have not understood why I just got the dressing of Lidl. You know that today is a year since our first pizza? I

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