Monthly Archives: December 2011
The Archaeological Museum of Ioannina nominated for the European Museum Award
The aim of the award is to promote innovative museum practice andoffer quality public services to all categories of visitors. In the past, in fact, the Folk Art Museum of Nafplio has been honored with the EMYA First Prize (1981) and with the Council of Europe Award the Museum of Byzantine Culture of Thessaloniki (2005).
However, special emphasis is placed on the findings of the sanctuary of Dodoni, which are exhibited in a room dedicated exclusively to one of the most important oracles of the Greek world. The structure of the exhibition is based on three axes: a timeline, a geographical and a thematic one which as they intertwine, run through the museological flow, trying to highlight the special physiognomy and course of the region during antiquity.
Enigma 1050: The motorcycle you build yourself!
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It has not yet received press approval, but the demon Jim Lindsay who inspired her, has already proceeded with its implementation. If nothing else Enigma 1050 is particularly impressive.
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Jim Lindsay is a Macintosh computer technician by profession, but his love of motorcycling led him to realize his idea which revolves around building a new British motorcycle, which will be sold complete, while there will also be the possibility of assembling it by its owner (what we call kit). The Triumph 3 cylinder engine to be used is ideal according to Jim, even though it has been on the market for many years, since it first appeared 1997. Criteria for its selection (except for the fact that he is British!) is the good torque output over a wide rpm range, but also the performance of 121 horses. The goal is to have the new bike ready by April 2012, with the first tests then taking place at the Cadwell Park circuit. End, Jim reports that there are already two buyers, while more details about its development can be found athttp://enigma1050.co.uk |
source : mototriti.gr
"Traveling with the Southern Cross"
"Traveling with the Southern Cross"
Three women shared the Nobel Peace Prize
The award was given in Oslo
To three women, the president of Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and activists Leima Gbowi, also from Liberia, and Tawakul Karman, from Yemen, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded yesterday, at a special ceremony in Oslo.
The chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, awarded the top prize to the three ladies "for their non-violent struggle for women's safety and for women's rights to participate fully in peace-building efforts".
Liberia's president says she is honored to follow in the footsteps of Africans who have won the award before her, such as Desmond Tutu and Kofi Annan, and expressed her sorrow for the people of Norway, where 77 people died in 22 July from Anders Breivik's murderous rampage.
Crazy reception for the Red Bull team!
Sixty thousand Formula fans 1 they celebrated with the triumphants
They know people love them, but they did not expect such a reception! Sebastian Vettel, Mark Webber and the rest of the Red Bull team, they rubbed their eyes when they saw an enthusiastic crowd lined up by the side of the road in the small town of Milton Keynes, which is the "home" of Red Bull, and to cheer them as if they were national heroes!
“It's great to be in Milton Keynes, place where our cars are made. It's nice to see all these friends, from the area. It was very nice, we took a few rides in the car and had a great time.
I want to say thank you to everyone who came, I hope they had fun. It was a great way to end the season.", were the words of the World Champion, Sebastian Vettel.
Source : newsbeast.gr



