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Antonio Pellegrino"Idioti dell'orrore"Indagine su stragisti di massa e subculture digitaliLinkiesta Bookshttps://store.linkiesta.it/prodotto/idioti-dell-orrore/In Italia il dibattito sui meme e il loro impatto sulla società si è sviluppato con notevole ritardo rispetto al mondo anglosassone. Ma con l'emergere di fenomeni internettiani come la guerriglia memetica, l'attivismo digitale e l'influenza della comunicazione virale, il tema non può più essere ignorato. Attraverso un'analisi che intreccia storia, cultura digitale e cronaca, Idioti dell'orrore esplora il rapporto tra meme e violenza, con particolare attenzione al fenomeno del terrorismo memetico e alla radicalizzazione online. Dalla Columbine a Christchurch, dalle derive suprematiste ai forum anonimi, Antonio Pellegrino conduce il lettore dentro una realtà sotterranea e inquietante, dove la cultura dell'odio e l'estetica della violenza si trasformano in codici condivisi. Un'indagine senza censure che pone una domanda urgente: possiamo davvero permetterci di sottovalutare il potere comunicativo dei meme?Antonio Pellegrino, nato a Salerno il 2 gennaio 1999, Antonio Pellegrino è giornalista specializzato in attualitàe politica estera. Laureato in Scienze Politiche Economiche e Sociali presso l'Università degli Studi di Milano, Antonio Pellegrino scrive per le testate «Linkiesta», «Il Foglio» e «La Ragione». In precedenza ha collaborato con «Rolling Stone Italia» e «Formiche». Nel 2019 ha pubblicato Punto di non ritorno, gli anni Settanta a Salerno tra politica e terrorismo (Palladio editrice).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Sostenibilità e risparmio energetico. E' su questi presupposti che la Giunta comunale di Schio ha approvato il progetto per l'installazione di nuovi impianti fotovoltaici sulle scuole primarie Don Gnocchi e Palladio, nell'ambito del programma Green Communities Pasubio Piccole Dolomiti, finanziato dal Piano Nazionale di Ripresa e Resilienza (PNRR).

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14. decembrī Mazajā ģildē Lielās mūzikas balvas laureāts Trio Palladio (vijolniece Eva Bindere, čelliste Kristīne Blaumane un pianists Reinis Zariņš) atskaņos jaunu koncertprogrammu, kuru veido divu pasauļu pretnostatījums: trīs Baltijas autoru darbi un Franča Šūberta Pirmais klaviertrio, kas sacerēts neilgi pirms autora nāves. Lietuvu pārstāvēs Anatolijs Šenderovs (1945-2019) un viņa "Dziesma un deja" (2008), Igauniju - Erki Svens Tīrs (1959) ar Fata morgana (2004), bet Latviju - Pētera Vaska (1946) darbs "Vientuļais eņģelis" (2006/2019). Baltijas valstu komponistu darbi izskanēs kā veltījums Baltijas ceļa 35. gadskārtai, tāpēc Kristīne Blaumane dalās savās atmiņās par Baltijas ceļu: "Mana un Evas paaudze, mēs vēl bijām pārāk jauni, lai mums padomju laiks atstātu kaut kādas traumas. Tajā pašā laikā bijām jau pietiekoši saprātīgā vecumā, lai apzinātos notikuma nozīmību. Es jūtos priviliģēta, ka saprotu, ko tas nozīmē. Nevajag iedomāties, ka brīvība un neatkarība ir kaut kas pašsaprotams. Tam vajadzētu būt pašsaprotamam, bet [jāspēj] novērtēt to pa īstam, jo mēs piedzīvojām arī laikus, kad tā nebija." Par gaidāma koncerta laikmetīgo repertuāru stāsta Reinis Zariņš: "Visi baltiešu komponistu darbi tapuši jaunās tūkstošgades pirmajā desmitgadē, tātad samērā nesen. Varētu teikt, nesena laikmetīga mūzika, bet tās pamatā ir pavisam fundamentālas lietas, kaut kas pagānisks, kaut kas no mūsu senčiem, kaut kas sensens, nozīmīgs jebkuras kultūras cilvēkam. Gan Šenderova darbā, gan Vaska bezgalīgajā dvēseles dziesmā ir tādas lietas, kas ir saprotamas pilnīgi visiem cilvēkiem. Tīra opusā Fata morgana mani visvairāk saista tas, kā dabiskā skaņurinda izmantota tik iespaidīgā, mistēriskā, noslēpumainā veidā. Dabiskā skaņurinda galu galā ir pamats visai mūzikai, ko cilvēks tikai vienu dienu ir atklājis un iemācījies izmantot, bet tā ir ierakstīta šīs pasaules DNS kopš radīšanas. Šī skaņurinda ceļas kā nogrimusi pils no ezera, un iespaids ir ļoti spēcīgs. It kā nesena mūzika, kas kaut kādā ziņā tomēr ir ļoti sena. Vismaz es tā par šiem skaņdarbiem esmu sācis domāt." Eva Bindere: Jā, Šenderova skaņdarbs tiešām ir ārkārtīgi pagānisks, tas ir īstākais vārds, kā to aprakstīt, pat salīdzinoši traks savā garā. Godīgi sakot, biju pārsteigta, kad pirmoreiz to dzirdēju, jo tas aiziet tādā virpulī, ko es galīgi nebūtu [gaidījusi]. Tā nav tā ideja, ko mēs sagaidām no lietuviešu mūzikas, atverot lappuses un nezinot skaņdarbu. Katrs no šiem trim darbiem rāda savu, ļoti īpašu pasauli, un tie ir savstarpēji ļoti kontrastējoši, tādēļ domāju, ka būs interesanti tos dzirdēt un salīdzināt tās skaņu vīzijas, kādas katrs no tiem rada. Trio “Palladio” šobrīd ir Latvijā un 14. decembrī būs koncertā Mazajā Ģildē, bet pēc tam jums ir koncerti arī Moldovā un Itālijā. Tur būs šī pati programma? Reinis Zariņš: Mēs miksēsim gan šos, gan iepriekš spēlētus darbus, kādas nu vēlmes kura koncertvieta izteica, tā kā tas no mums prasīs papildus darbiņu, kas vienmēr ir ļoti labi. Kristīne Blaumane: Bet ir svarīgi, ka mēs visos šajos koncertos spēlēsim mūsu tautieti Pēteri Vasku. Tas tiks atskaņots visur, tāpat kā Šūberta trio.  

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Különleges élményt kínál a Palladio Orchestra - Az ország legnagyobb gitárshowja visszatér: 100 húron, klasszikustól a filmzenékig.

SITE INTERNET : https://fondationpalladio.fr/

SITE INTERNET : https://fondationpalladio.fr/

In questo nuovo episodio, ti immergerai nella storia di Aiace Oileo, conosciuto come il Minore, un personaggio spesso trascurato tra gli eroi della guerra di Troia. Aiace non è solo un guerriero veloce e abile con la lancia, ma è anche protagonista di una vicenda carica di tensione e tragedia. Scoprirai la versione alternativa in cui Aiace, insieme a Odisseo, partecipa al trafugamento del Palladio, la statua sacra di Atena che protegge Troia. La sua tracotanza lo porta tuttavia a compiere un atto sacrilego nel tempio della dea, violando la purezza della principessa Cassandra. Questo gesto scatena l'ira degli dèi, segnando la sua rovina. L'episodio si conclude con una descrizione epica del suo naufragio: Poseidone e Atena giocano con il suo destino, punendolo per la sua arroganza. La storia di Aiace ti offre un monito sulla pericolosità della hybris e sul rispetto dovuto agli dèi e al destino. .-.-. I supporter magnifici di questa puntata sono: Giacomo, Andrea, Gianmario, Dalila, _thenise, Valentina e Gabriele. Grazie anche a Jimbo e Gioele. .-.-. Per avere informazioni su come puoi supportare questo podcast vai qui: Scopri come puoi aiutarmi! Se ti va di dare un'occhiata al libro “Il Re degli Dei”, ecco qui un link (affiliato: a te non costa nulla a me dà un piccolissimo aiuto): Leggi un estratto da "Il Re degli Dei" Se ti va di dare un'occhiata al libro “Eracle, la via dell'eroe”, ecco qui un link: Scarica un estratto da "Eracle, la via dell'eroe" Altri link affiliati: Lista dei libri che consiglio (lista in continuo aggiornamento): Libri consigliati Lista dei film che consiglio (lista in continuo aggiornamento): Film DVD/BR consigliati Lista hardware che consiglio per chi è curioso del mondo per podcast (lista in continuo aggiornamento): Hardware per iniziare a fare podcast! Cerchi momenti di pace e serenità? Ascolta i migliori suoni della natura e la migliore musica per meditare, studiare o semplicemente rilassarti: Suoni della Natura e Musiche rilassanti Uso plugin audio da questa Software House: Waves. Se vuoi dare un'occhiata, anche questo è un link affiliato: Waves Software House Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode Rory teaches us about Villa La Rotonda just outside of Vicenza in Northern Italy. Remember to send your questions to admin@thecountryhousepodcast.com

Welcome to another episode of Mid-South Gardening featuring Vador Vance, Kenneth Mabry, and Jim Crowder!

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pal-là-dio SIGNIFICATO Statua mitica che raffigurava Pallade Atena e rendeva inespugnabile la città in cui era conservata; difesa, protezione ETIMOLOGIA voce dotta recuperata dal latino Palladium, che è dal greco Palládion ‘statua di Pallade', da Pallás, epiteto di Atena. Voce di Giorgio Moretti Montaggio di Stefano Riggi e Emanuele Pavese Sigla a cura di Emanuele Pavese Testi di unaparolaalgiorno.it Sito Instagram Una produzione Bonfire Sito  Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En samtale om Venezia, med Lars Haukeland. Alexander og Lars snakker om alt som gjør Venezia annerledes, og hva det er som gjør at vi drar tilbake igjen og igjen. Er Venezia egentlig bildet på fremtidens by? I tillegg leser Lars sin eminente tekst Lyden av tid. Innspill? Forslag? Tanker? Noe på hjertet? Send en mail til podkast@lpo.no Storia della Citta, Benevolo Takk for følget til nå, og god sommer til alle Byggekunstnere!    Alexander

Nel caos della guerra e nel turbinio dell'inganno, andiamo alla ricerca dei segreti dietro il tradimento di Troia!Un intreccio di tradimenti e voltafaccia, infatti, condurrà alla sua caduta.Agamennone, consapevole dell'indistruttibilità delle mura, deve trovare nuove vie per conquistare la città.Eleno, figlio di Priamo, emerge come figura centrale in questo intricato scenario.Guerriero valoroso e indovino rinomato, Eleno si ritira dai combattimenti disgustato dal tradimento che ha portato alla morte di Achille.Ma la storia non si ferma qui!Con il matrimonio di convenienza di Elena, vedova di Paride, emergono nuove tensioni e intrighi. Deifobo, il coraggioso fratello di Eleno, ottiene la mano di Elena non senza scontri e rabbia.L'invidia di Eleno lo spinge alla ribellione e il suo destino lo porterà a fare una azione che ti stupirà.Dall'ospizio del tempio di Apollo Timbreo al monte Ida, le vicende di Eleno si dipanano tra tradimenti, collaborazioni e profezie.Le mosse segrete dei personaggi chiave come Antenore e le trattative per la pace svelano una trama avvincente di alleanze e inganni.Un episodio ricco di colpi di scena, dove l'onore e la fedeltà si scontrano con la strategia e la politica. Scopri i retroscena del tradimento di Troia e lasciati avvolgere dalla magia di questa antica epopea!Ascolta ora la Puntata Numero 187 del podcast che ami e immergiti nel cuore della leggenda di Troia!

Estas son las canciones de su vida: “Carmen Ballet: Dance”, Arthur Fiedler; “Experience”, Ludovico Einaudi; “Palladio: 1 Allegretto”, Karl Jenkins; “Recomposed”, Vivaldi por Max Richter.  

"il ne peut y avoir d'actions communes sans énergie spirituelle d'où qu'elle vienne, la ville évolue et chacun doit y trouver sa place" une interview de Bertrand de Feydeau à écouter en podcast, je dirais même à méditer, une personnalité dont la singularité est particulièrement attachante, ce fut également l'occasion de remercier l'œuvre de Bertrand de Feydeau lors de cette nuit de l'action , Jean-louis Borloo qui fut un grand ministre du logement était présent pour hommage à Bertrand de Feydeau.

Pour la seconde édition de la nuit de l'action avec l'université de la ville de demain , Meka Brunel Présidente de la fondation Palladio et Quentin briere maire de saint dizier se sont exprimés au micro de Sylvain Lévy Valensi « Rendre les territoires des villes moyennes attractif, identifier le potentiel des villes afin de relocaliser de l'industrie des services et du commerce , de pouvoir avec les ressources foncières proposer une offre de logements adaptés dans un cadre de vie avec de l'espace naturel » telle est l'ambition du maire de saint dizier qui incarne une nouvelle génération d'élus jeunes pourvus d'un idéal républicain commun, ce sont les maires de France qui chaque bâtissent au sens noble du terme les lieux de vie des citoyens, une interview de Quentin Briere à écouter en podcast sur radio immo « On ne demande rien à l'état , la fondation Palladio est un formidable creuset démocratique, qui réunie toutes les bonnes volontés autour d'un projet commun , bâtir la ville de demain , une ville qui ville harmonieuse, apaisée sobre où chacun peut évoluer selon sa trajectoire de vie, une ville qui relie la Bati et les espaces naturels , chaque collectif selon son expertise est là pour réfléchir et faire de vraies propositions concrètes , et c'est bien la l'ADN de la fondation Palladio » une interview de Méka Brunel à écouter en podcast sur radio immo

"il ne peut y avoir d'actions communes sans énergie spirituelle d'où qu'elle vienne, la ville évolue et chacun doit y trouver sa place" une interview de Bertrand de Feydeau à écouter en podcast, je dirais même à méditer, une personnalité dont la singularité est particulièrement attachante, ce fut également l'occasion de remercier l'œuvre de Bertrand de Feydeau lors de cette nuit de l'action , Jean-louis Borloo qui fut un grand ministre du logement était présent pour hommage à Bertrand de Feydeau.

Pour la seconde édition de la nuit de l'action avec l'université de la ville de demain , Meka Brunel Présidente de la fondation Palladio et Quentin briere maire de saint dizier se sont exprimés au micro de Sylvain Lévy Valensi « Rendre les territoires des villes moyennes attractif, identifier le potentiel des villes afin de relocaliser de l'industrie des services et du commerce , de pouvoir avec les ressources foncières proposer une offre de logements adaptés dans un cadre de vie avec de l'espace naturel » telle est l'ambition du maire de saint dizier qui incarne une nouvelle génération d'élus jeunes pourvus d'un idéal républicain commun, ce sont les maires de France qui chaque bâtissent au sens noble du terme les lieux de vie des citoyens, une interview de Quentin Briere à écouter en podcast sur radio immo « On ne demande rien à l'état , la fondation Palladio est un formidable creuset démocratique, qui réunie toutes les bonnes volontés autour d'un projet commun , bâtir la ville de demain , une ville qui ville harmonieuse, apaisée sobre où chacun peut évoluer selon sa trajectoire de vie, une ville qui relie la Bati et les espaces naturels , chaque collectif selon son expertise est là pour réfléchir et faire de vraies propositions concrètes , et c'est bien la l'ADN de la fondation Palladio » une interview de Méka Brunel à écouter en podcast sur radio immo

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It seems that as much as we want to recreate in the world of style, it has all been done before. Short of re-inventing the wheel or creating a new way of slicing bread, it is interesting to see where the “inspiration” comes from. In the world of fashion, some supposed designers are so blatant that it is outright copying, while others are a little more subtle and actually instill some of their taste level in what they offer. Both are just regurgitating existing trends and are merely spinning the proverbial wheel. It is interesting to me to spot the real creators versus the copiers. The wannabes claim that their inspiration comes from current trends; in reality, they are just copy-cats. Real creators make clothes that make us gasp in admiration. How many ways are there to wear a skirt? To tie a bow?It is hard to be original. In the world of recipe writing and cooking, I love to trace an original recipe through its many versions. Legally, a recipe needs to have three different ingredients if you re-write and are “inspired” by someone else's work. Original recipes are rare….the basic ingredients have been around forever. How many ways are there to prepare a potato? An egg? Many recipes are created to solve a problem, and many more are the result of errors in the kitchen. But the majority are just different ways of putting ingredients together creatively… It is hard to be original. In the world of interior design…. well, it is the same thing. Designers, architects, and decorators are always looking at each other's work and taking bits and pieces as “inspiration” or “in the style of”. Clearly, taste and knowledge of furniture placement, mixing fabrics, and creating spaces make one room great and the other just short of making any sense. I love how these worlds collide here, don't you? Wannabes and copy-cats have been around since… well, forever. If you pay attention, you can trace the original design, the original color combination, and the original mixture of flavors to the real creators and true designers. And yes, those are the ones that have my admiration. Looking through current couture collections, I notice many designs, silhouettes, and color combinations inspired by Fortuny, Balenciaga (as in Cristobal), Yves Saint Laurent, and John Galiano. Developing recipes is more than combining ingredients; it takes an intimate knowledge of flavors and aromas (like color combinations) to make or break a recipe and a menu. The ones that always inspire me are Yotam Ottolenghi, with his extraordinary and exuberant Mediterranean take, and Donna Hay, on the other side, with her elegantly simple and sophisticated creations of international foods. And rooms and houses designed by Palladio, Monjardino, and David Hicks are extraordinary. Their sense of style, proportion, and pattern are immediately recognizable. The point I am making is that there are creators, true creators, and then there are others who take ideas and concepts and re-make them, jumping on a trend and calling themselves creators. Well, we all know what happens with trends, right? When I walk into my room, wear a great dress, or have a dinner party, I want the WOW factor. And it doesn't mean that it is over-the-top; it just means that it is unique in its own way. I don't have the talent to be a genius creator, but I do have the knowledge to admire their incredible work. So here are some favorite quotes…. Oscar WildeImitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness. Giorgio ArmaniElegance is not about being noticed; it is about being remembered. Yves St. Laurent Fashions fade; style is eternal. Karl LagerfeldTrendy is the last stage before tacky. Cristobal BalenciagaElegance is eliminationCoco ChanelThe best things in life are free, the second are very expensiveAnd with this, I leave you.Sincerely,The Serial Hostess From the Archives Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.

It seems that as much as we want to recreate in the world of style, it has all been done before. Short of re-inventing the wheel or creating a new way of slicing bread, it is interesting to see where the “inspiration” comes from. In the world of fashion, some supposed designers are so blatant that it is outright copying, while others are a little more subtle and actually instill some of their taste level in what they offer. Both are just regurgitating existing trends and are merely spinning the proverbial wheel. It is interesting to me to spot the real creators versus the copiers. The wannabes claim that their inspiration comes from current trends; in reality, they are just copy-cats. Real creators make clothes that make us gasp in admiration. How many ways are there to wear a skirt? To tie a bow?It is hard to be original. In the world of recipe writing and cooking, I love to trace an original recipe through its many versions. Legally, a recipe needs to have three different ingredients if you re-write and are “inspired” by someone else's work. Original recipes are rare….the basic ingredients have been around forever. How many ways are there to prepare a potato? An egg? Many recipes are created to solve a problem, and many more are the result of errors in the kitchen. But the majority are just different ways of putting ingredients together creatively… It is hard to be original. In the world of interior design…. well, it is the same thing. Designers, architects, and decorators are always looking at each other's work and taking bits and pieces as “inspiration” or “in the style of”. Clearly, taste and knowledge of furniture placement, mixing fabrics, and creating spaces make one room great and the other just short of making any sense. I love how these worlds collide here, don't you? Wannabes and copy-cats have been around since… well, forever. If you pay attention, you can trace the original design, the original color combination, and the original mixture of flavors to the real creators and true designers. And yes, those are the ones that have my admiration. Looking through current couture collections, I notice many designs, silhouettes, and color combinations inspired by Fortuny, Balenciaga (as in Cristobal), Yves Saint Laurent, and John Galiano. Developing recipes is more than combining ingredients; it takes an intimate knowledge of flavors and aromas (like color combinations) to make or break a recipe and a menu. The ones that always inspire me are Yotam Ottolenghi, with his extraordinary and exuberant Mediterranean take, and Donna Hay, on the other side, with her elegantly simple and sophisticated creations of international foods. And rooms and houses designed by Palladio, Monjardino, and David Hicks are extraordinary. Their sense of style, proportion, and pattern are immediately recognizable. The point I am making is that there are creators, true creators, and then there are others who take ideas and concepts and re-make them, jumping on a trend and calling themselves creators. Well, we all know what happens with trends, right? When I walk into my room, wear a great dress, or have a dinner party, I want the WOW factor. And it doesn't mean that it is over-the-top; it just means that it is unique in its own way. I don't have the talent to be a genius creator, but I do have the knowledge to admire their incredible work. So here are some favorite quotes…. Oscar WildeImitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness. Giorgio ArmaniElegance is not about being noticed; it is about being remembered. Yves St. Laurent Fashions fade; style is eternal. Karl LagerfeldTrendy is the last stage before tacky. Cristobal BalenciagaElegance is eliminationCoco ChanelThe best things in life are free, the second are very expensiveAnd with this, I leave you.Sincerely,The Serial Hostess From the Archives Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.

It seems that as much as we want to recreate in the world of style, it has all been done before. Short of re-inventing the wheel or creating a new way of slicing bread, it is interesting to see where the “inspiration” comes from. In the world of fashion, some supposed designers are so blatant that it is outright copying, while others are a little more subtle and actually instill some of their taste level in what they offer. Both are just regurgitating existing trends and are merely spinning the proverbial wheel. It is interesting to me to spot the real creators versus the copiers. The wannabes claim that their inspiration comes from current trends; in reality, they are just copy-cats. Real creators make clothes that make us gasp in admiration. How many ways are there to wear a skirt? To tie a bow?It is hard to be original. In the world of recipe writing and cooking, I love to trace an original recipe through its many versions. Legally, a recipe needs to have three different ingredients if you re-write and are “inspired” by someone else's work. Original recipes are rare….the basic ingredients have been around forever. How many ways are there to prepare a potato? An egg? Many recipes are created to solve a problem, and many more are the result of errors in the kitchen. But the majority are just different ways of putting ingredients together creatively… It is hard to be original. In the world of interior design…. well, it is the same thing. Designers, architects, and decorators are always looking at each other's work and taking bits and pieces as “inspiration” or “in the style of”. Clearly, taste and knowledge of furniture placement, mixing fabrics, and creating spaces make one room great and the other just short of making any sense. I love how these worlds collide here, don't you? Wannabes and copy-cats have been around since… well, forever. If you pay attention, you can trace the original design, the original color combination, and the original mixture of flavors to the real creators and true designers. And yes, those are the ones that have my admiration. Looking through current couture collections, I notice many designs, silhouettes, and color combinations inspired by Fortuny, Balenciaga (as in Cristobal), Yves Saint Laurent, and John Galiano. Developing recipes is more than combining ingredients; it takes an intimate knowledge of flavors and aromas (like color combinations) to make or break a recipe and a menu. The ones that always inspire me are Yotam Ottolenghi, with his extraordinary and exuberant Mediterranean take, and Donna Hay, on the other side, with her elegantly simple and sophisticated creations of international foods. And rooms and houses designed by Palladio, Monjardino, and David Hicks are extraordinary. Their sense of style, proportion, and pattern are immediately recognizable. The point I am making is that there are creators, true creators, and then there are others who take ideas and concepts and re-make them, jumping on a trend and calling themselves creators. Well, we all know what happens with trends, right? When I walk into my room, wear a great dress, or have a dinner party, I want the WOW factor. And it doesn't mean that it is over-the-top; it just means that it is unique in its own way. I don't have the talent to be a genius creator, but I do have the knowledge to admire their incredible work. So here are some favorite quotes…. Oscar WildeImitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness. Giorgio ArmaniElegance is not about being noticed; it is about being remembered. Yves St. Laurent Fashions fade; style is eternal. Karl LagerfeldTrendy is the last stage before tacky. Cristobal BalenciagaElegance is eliminationCoco ChanelThe best things in life are free, the second are very expensiveAnd with this, I leave you.Sincerely,The Serial Hostess From the Archives Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.

Grégorio Carboni MaestriPour l'épisode de la rentrée 2024 nous accueillons Grégorio Carboni Maestri pour parler de ses différents projets, entre architecture, enseignement et cinéma. Nous reviendrons sur la sortie du film Palladio, documentaire sur l'oeuvre de l'architecte. Il nous présentera également la revue Dérivation dont il a orchestré la huitième édition.#transmission #revuedarchitecture #cinemadarchitecture #UniversitéLaCambreHorta

E' iniziata da pochi giorni una nuova attività del progetto di restauro e valorizzazione dei giardini palladiani e del parco storico: venti persone racconteranno come si è evoluta la prima villa del Palladio, risultata vincitrice di un finanziamento del ministero della cultura da due milioni di euro

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L'amore di Janis Dawkins per l'Italia ha radici nel suo primo viaggio nel 1968, quando trascorse sei mesi in Sicilia.

Palladian is an adjective that means wise or learned.  Our word of the day is an eponym, meaning it is a word named after a historical figure. Palladian takes its name from an architect of the 18th century named Andrea Palladio. Palladio was known for his elegant style. Here's an example: This Palladian apartment building I've just moved into makes me feel like I've stumbled into 18th-century Europe. I love the elegance but I just hope the plumbing is a little more up-to-date.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Vicenza, Italy in this episode of "The Pocket Explorer". Dive into Vicenza's rich history, from its Roman roots to its Renaissance flourish under the influence of architect Andrea Palladio. Discover the city's key sights including the stunning Basilica Palladiana, Teatro Olimpico, and the breathtaking Cathedral of Vicenza. Explore the city's artistic achievements, from Palladio's architectural masterpieces to the works of painters like Paolo Veronese and Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. Indulge in the local cuisine, from traditional dishes like baccalà alla vicentina and risotto con l'amarone, to the region's famous Prosecco and Amarone wines. Enjoy the vibrant culture of Vicenza, with its bustling shopping streets, picturesque bike routes along the Riviera Berica, and lively festivals like the Fiera di San Pietro. Learn about local customs, language tips, and cost of living for a well-rounded travel experience. Round off your trip with visits to nearby attractions like Verona and Padua. Plan your perfect Vicenza adventure with "The Pocket Explorer"!

Cantata dal poeta latino Orazio, amata dall'imperatore Adriano che vi fece costruire la sua grandiosa villa, studiata dal Palladio come modello di bellezza classica, meta obbligata del Grand Tour degli intellettuali europei nella stagione del Romanticismo: Tivoli è un microcosmo.In questa seconda puntata, Paolo Bovio di Will e il presidente del FAI Marco Magnifico partono dalle ville tiburtine per un viaggio alla scoperta dell'arte romana e di come ha plasmato storia e cultura del nostro Paese.Ascolta gli altri podcast di Will su Spotify e Apple MusicQuesto episodio è realizzato con il sostegno della cantina siciliana Donnafugata

EPISODE DESCRIPTION Brennan Dunn is a friend and a man of many skills and accomplishments – he's a writer, marketer, developer, and even designer. Brennan built Palladio, the tool I used to create my email templates. He co-founded RightMessage, an incredible software for segmenting your email subscribers. And these days, he writes a fantastic blog called Create & Sell where he's documenting all that he's learned over the years. We were talking over email recently and he told me he's actually creating something new under the Create & Sell brand – a platform that pulls in EVERY course lesson he's ever made and will create custom learning pathways based on a student intake survey. This is what he wants to build as a single product offer over the coming months and I REALLY wanted to dig into it with him. So in this episode, you'll hear a conversation between Brennan and me talking through what that might look like. We talk about positioning, pricing, marketing, and more. Full transcript and show notes Follow Brennan on Twitter Brennan's Newsletter / RightMessage / Palladio *** CONNECT

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Brennan shares the secrets to using emails to build relationships and increase your revenue.Today, I'm talking to Brennan Dunn, the founder of Palladio, co-founder of RightMessage, and general email expert. As a newsletter author myself, I took to this opportunity to learn as much as possible about personalizing and optimizing my email strategy. You'll also hear what most people get wrong in email marketing. Here's Brennan.00:00:00 Brennan Dunn00:00:48 What is up with email clients?00:05:05 Integrating with large platforms00:08:34 Maybe build a competitor?00:12:12 Emails and metadata00:16:20 Email personalization and how it works00:22:07 How do you get started with this?00:25:28 Focusing time and effort on certain platforms00:31:24 The difference between an email list and a newsletter00:36:30 The importance of segmentation00:41:06 Use segmentation to increase your list00:48:56 Customer centric marketing00:54:24 Is email the right medium to de-risk?00:59:20 Don't over-saturate- Mastering Email Marketing with Brennan Dunn - Find your Following, my Twitter course — now with Find your Following Essentials, the 7-day Twitter crash course- Zero to Sold & The Embedded Entrepreneur, my books on entrepreneurshipThis episode is sponsored by MicroAcquire. You can also watch this episode as a video on YouTube.

Welcome to another episode of Mid-South Gardening with Vador Vance, Kenneth Mabry, and Jim Crowder!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Legújabb epizódunkban Ferkai András építészzel, építészettörténésszel beszélgetünk. András a hazai építészettörténet-írás elmúlt évtizedeinek meghatározó alakja, fontos cikkek, tanulmányok és monumentális monográfiák szerzője, emelett a MOME emeritus professzora és az MTA tagja.András beszélt nekünk a pályája kezdetéről, az építészeti praxis és a történetírás közötti választás dilemmáiról, az építészettörténet jelentőségéről, az oktatásról és a magyar építészek helyzetéről a rendszerváltás óta, és természetesen diskuráltunk a város építészetének és építészeinek aktuális problémáiról.Milyen hangulat jellemezte a nagy állami tervezőirodákat a 80-as évek elején és mi várta ott a fiatal építészeket? Milyen viták és konfliktusok jellemezték a korszakban az építészeti gondolkodást, és milyen alapvető társadalmi és politikai kérdéseket takart ki a személyes poétikák vetélkedése, illetve a formai-stilisztikai csatározás? Milyen alternatív műhelyek működtek a tervezővállalatok és a házgyárak árnyékában? Miről szólt András első publikációja és melyik a legnépszerűbb könyve?Mire jó az építészettörténet a műveltségi vetélkedőkön kívül, milyen szerepe lehet az oktatásban és milyen tanulságokkal szolgálhat a múlt építészete a jelen problémáinak megoldásához? Mi az összefüggés az ökológia és Palladio villái között? Van-e értelme nemzeti építészetről beszélni, és milyen előzményei vannak e kérdésnek Magyarországon?Ezek a kérdések - és még egy sor másik - mind felmerülnek az adásban, végül röviden 1956-ról is megemlékezünk a forradalom néhány térbeli vonatkozásának és következményének felidézésével.Az epizódban említett irodalom:Ferkai András publikációinak teljes listáját megtaláljátok itt:https://ferkai.eoldal.hu/cikkek/tudomanyos-publikaciok.htmlWalter Benjamin, "A történelem fogalmáról", 1940. In Radnóti Sándor (szerk), "Angelus Novus," Bp. 1980. Magyar Helikon.Fülep Lajos, "Célszerűség és művészet az építészetben", 1944.György Péter, ifj. Durkó Zsolt, "Utánzatok városa - Budapest", Bp. 1993. Cserépfalvi.

In the final episode of our series on Palladio we discussed four of his great church designs: The facade of San Francesco della Vigna The monastery church of San Giorgio Maggiore Il Redentore Tempietto Barbaro, at Maser For the images accompanying this episode, check out the video version on Youtube. We hope you have enjoyed this series! Let us know what you'd like to see us discuss next Edited by Matthew Lloyd Roberts. Support the show on Patreon to receive bonus content for every show. Please rate and review the show on your podcast store to help other people find us! Follow us on twitter // instagram // facebook We're on the web at aboutbuildingsandcities.org

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A few weeks ago we talked to Louis Nicolls about the importance of having a good newsletter that helps people — some targeted, educational resource. Brennan Dunn knows a thing or two about that and has built an empire around segmentation and personalization. The last time he was on the show, we talked about Right Message. Today, we talk to him about email templates and newsletter strategies that we can implement with his new tool, Palladio. Top Takeaways Brennan equates emails to sales pages multiple times. Yes, they are a great way to establish trust and be a resource for subscribers...but we also want them to stand out and make them memorable for when we need to sell.Instead of doing educational emails, pausing them and doing a sales sequence, Brennan recommends mixing in targeted sales messages through your emails. This allows you to show helpful resources at a time the subscriber is ready to buy...making it a win/win for both of you.Evergreen, or “Shadow” newsletters as Brennan calls them, are a great way to build a resource, be consistent with your newsletter, and focus on other tasks around marketing or building your list. Show Notes Brennan Dunn | Brennan on TwitterPalladioCreate and Sell NewsletterCaboPressHow to Actually Sell to Your Email List with Samar OwaisBuilding a Newsletter People Will Actually Read (and Recommend) with Louis NichollsJoin Creator Crew for ad-free, extended episodes.Sponsored by: WP Wallet | LearnDash

We talk all about how the Memphis heat has returned, answer your questions and the best tips from your favorite local horticultural experts! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vador, Jim and Ken discuss mysterious tree sprouts, pest control methods and more on today's Mid-South Gardening! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vador, Ken & Jim discuss late spring blooms, the rising temperatures, and the mysteries of ice cubes on this week's edition of Mid-South Gardening! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are very pleased to welcome our first guest for this episode, Gee Cooper. Gee works for the National Trust, specializing in the history and conservation of English country houses, primarily Claydon House and Uppark. With a thorough grasp on all of the major architectural intricacies of these houses, Gee and I discuss the lasting impact of the Renaissance architectural style of Andrea Palladio, and how the 18th century English country house proliferated a Palladian revival in relation to contemporary Neoclassic trends. Andrea Palladio served the Venetian Republic as one of its most important architects from 1508 to 1580. His most famous works still stand today in Venice, Vicenza, and other parts of northern Italy. For Palladio, the primary inspiration for architectural design was Vitruvius, who wrote his architectural treatise in the first century B.C.E. This book was a major influence during the Renaissance, coming to print in 1486. As we will discuss, the impact of Vitruvius extends beyond Palladio, to the great English architects of the 1700's. *We are still working out audio issues through Zoom recording. Apologies and thanks. * Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?business=4HTBBJSUX4BQN&no_recurring=0¤cy_code=USD)

The Garden gang discusses how to get the proper drainage for your plants, the exciting plant sales at the Dixon and Botanic Gardens, and why you should just let some plants do their thing! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another mid-April springtime episode of Mid-South Gardening! We answer YOUR questions this morning and have plenty of good horticultural conversation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The gardening gang discuss spring plant care, upcoming upcoming events for plant lovers and more on this week's episode of Mid-South Gardening! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As spring blooms begin coming out in force, Ken, Vador & Jim discuss the recent frost, prime planting times for your spring and summer blooms, and the really big slug that Kenneth found in his garden! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.