She was Salvador Dalí's muse… and a disco star. Singer, actress, TV presenter, painter: Amanda Lear has done it all. For the occasion of the "Surrealism" exhibition, featuring a number of paintings by the Catalan master, we meet a true pop legend with a passion for painting. She quickly became the muse of the Surrealist master - she is said to have inspired his works Hypnos (1965) and Venus in Furs (1969). Dalí was very macho, he didn't think women could paint anything other than bouquets or maternity scenes. The real painters were Vermeer or Michelangelo with the Sistine Chapel. Voir cette publication sur InstagramUne publication partagée par Amanda Lear (@amanda.lear) In his paintings, Dalí expresses his fear of death and his anxiety about sex – he was impotent. Which reminds me of a funny story… During the last major Dalí retrospective at the Centre Pompidou I came across Bernadette Chirac standing in front of a tiny painting titled The Spectre of Sex-Appeal – some of his best paintings are the size of a postcard The painter is depicted as a little boy with a hoop and a little sailor's costume it's a metaphor for his impotence… I explained it all to Bernadette and she was rather shocked During the last major Dalí retrospective at the Centre Pompidou I came across Bernadette Chirac standing in front of a tiny painting titled The Spectre of Sex-Appeal It's a metaphor for his impotence… I explained it all to Bernadette and she was rather shocked but I had to find my own style and forge my own artistic education by distancing myself from his judgements I'm lucky enough to be able to travel all over France with my touring plays and while my friends are in a city’s bars and saunas I'm visiting museums and extraordinary cathedrals I rediscovered Toulouse-Lautrec's pastels in the town museum – it was wonderful!” ◼ l'exposition « Surréalisme » est une plongée inédite dans l’excep… A pioneering figure in the British Surrealist movement Ithell Colquhoun explored themes deeply infl… La photographe et militante afroféministe Adeline Rapon explore dans son travail les idées … 1974 Photo © Denis Cittanova (Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images) https://www.teatro.it/spettacoli/gabriele-cirilli-cirilli-family With his new show Cirilli & Family, Gabriele Cirilli invites the audience to reflect lightly and ironically on what it really means to be a family, transforming each group into a team united by a common purpose. 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Structural and kinematic sketch of the Calabrian Arc. Horizontal strain-rate modified after Faccenna et al. (2014) (Converging black arrows compressional mean rate; diverging black arrows Solid black line with triangles indicates the present-day wedge front of the Arc Quaternary continental and marine deposits are shown in yellow Black circles indicate the epicenters of M>6 earthquakes from the Catalogo Parametrico dei Terremoti Italiani (Rovida et al. Solid lines indicate the main faults from DISS Working Group (2021) and from ITHACA Working group (2019); barbs indicate the downthrown side Dashed lines show the isobaths of the top of the Ionian slab from Galli and Peronace (2015) Location of the NW-verging competing potentian sources of the 1783 earthquake (epicenter shown as a black star): 1 A thicker line indicates the top edge of the source The black dashed line marks the pattern of the surface ruptures observed in the field after the event List of the 8 potential sources of the 1783 earthquake that represent the input to the modelling of the coseismic static strain The names of the single fault segments belonging to a fault system are indicated in italic The fault parameters not explicitly indicated by the authors are inferred from the empirical relationships by Hanks and Kanamori (1979) or from geometric relationships and are indicated in italic The moment magnitude Mw has been recalculated from the seismic moment associated with each segment Location of the SE-verging competing potentian sources of the 1783 earthquake (epicenter shown as a black star): Boxer_SE; 8 A thicker line indicates the top egde of the source the models of coseismic static strain accounted for the hydrological signatures of the styles of faulting and for the geographical reach of the hydrological response Then I include liquefaction as one of the mechanisms that contribute to the increase of flow FIGURE 5. Distribution of the hydrological anomalies (white circles) associated with the 5 February 1783 earthquake. Numbers inside the circles correspond to the records in Table 2 Dotted line encloses the area of heavy destruction (Int>9 MCS) A black sar marks the location of the epicenter of the event Following the assessment of the data quality 63 hydrological observations (37 relative to liquefaction 26 to spring/streamflow increase/decrease or to generic emission of water) obtained rank ‘A’ and were included in the calculations of the coseismic strain; other 15 observations ranked ‘B’ or ‘C’ List of the hydrological effects associated with the 1783 earthquake (progressive number corresponds to Fig The attribution of the quality code to the 78 effects is based on the reliability of the reference/account associated with the observation (see main text) The epicentral distance (in kilometers) is calculated from the location of the Italian seismic Catalogue (Rovida et al. Comparison between the calculated coseismic strain fields along eight potential sources and the observed hydrological effects produces by the 1783 earthquake blue shading indicates areas in compression The input parameters of the Coulomb 3.4 code are: Poission’s ratio 0.25; Young’s modulus 8 x 105 bars; friction coefficient 0.4; shear modulus 3.3 x 105 bars For the output the dilatational strain is assumed positive A red rectangle indicates the surface projection of the fault plane; a green line is the intersection of the updip projection of the fault with the surface Streamflow changes are indicated by circles (black/discharge increase; white/discharge decrease) An increase in discharge is expected in compressional areas and a streamflow decrease in dilatational areas Jacques; all NW-verging) show satisfactory percentages (>50%) of agreement between expected and observed strain Comparison between the deformation expected on the eight potential sources and the polarities of the 63 rank ‘A’ coseismic observations The upper row shows the ratio between the number of polarities consistent with the expected deformation and the total number of observations The lower row indicates the corresponding values in percentage Values of percentage >50% are shown in bold and are associated with the three best fit seismogenic sources When considering the performance of the candidate sources in relation to their geometry and sense of dip, the first piece of evidence is that both the SE-dipping faults (DISS, Boxer_SE; Figure 4, Figures 7F,G) show a poor fit between expected deformation pattern and distribution of the hydrological observations A possible explanation of this behavior is that these potential sources share a common feature in their minimum depth (2–3 km) they are blind faults that originate more subdued coseismic fields of strain that can hardly affect many hydrological points the magnitude associated with the DISS source (Mw6.6 from empirical relationships) and the consequent field of deformation seem underestimated when compared to the other potential sources and to the magnitude reported in the Catalogue as in this case the barycenter of the region of the largest earthquake effects does not fully coincide with the area of distribution and with the polarities of the hydrological signatures and lines up with the best results shown for the investigation on other historical events in similar studies (see papers cited above) Coseismis strain field induced by the Jacques potention source of the 1783 earthquake Blue shading indicates areas in compression red shading areas in dilatation The thicker black line is the intersection of the updip projection of each fault segment with the surface Circles show the location of all the observed hydrological effects (both positive and negative) that are in agreement (solid circles) or in disagreement (empty circles) with the expected deformation A red line marks the pattern of the 20 km-long surface ruptures observed in the ground after the event A green line shows the location of the watershed of the drainage between the Tyrrhenian Sea (West) and the Ionian Sea (East) An indication that stems from the calculations of strain and which is closely tied to the geometry and seismic behaviour of the 1783 earthquake source regards the minimum magnitude of the seismic event that I propose to set at M≥7.0 (comparable to that inferred by macroseismic data and reported in the Catalogue) based on the pattern of hydrological response; sources characterized by magnitudes lower than that threshold would not be capable of generating the hydrological signature that was observed in the field I studied the coseismic hydrological variations induced by the M7.1 (Rovida et al., 2021) 1783 Southern Calabria earthquake to verify if they can be explained by the coseismic static strain and pore pressure change predicted by the poroelastic theory (Wakita 1975) I compared the strain field induced by eight potential seismogenic sources with the distribution of the groundwater anomalies reported after the earthquake searching for correspondence between the observed hydrological variations (increase/decrease of water flow) and the expected strain signatures (compression/dilatation) The hydrological dataset consisted of 78 observations of hydrological changes that occurred following the 1783 seismic event in 53 different localities The most important outcomes of the present study can be summarized as follows: a) the group of potential sources that display the best agreement between expected strain and hydrological signature consists of NW-verging systems of three to four surface-rupturing almost pure normal fault segments capable of originating earthquakes with magnitude in the interval Mw6.9-M7.1; among these, my study favors the source proposed by Jacques et al (2001) which envisions a 18 km-thick seismogenic layer and additional fault strands besides the Cittanova Fault; b) the distribution of the observed coseismic hydrological anomalies does not support the role of the SE-dipping faults (DISS Boxer_SE) as potential sources of the 1783 earthquake mainly because the deformation imposed by those blind faults in addition to the relatively low magnitude (DISS) or to the low angle of dip (Boxer_SE) I want to emphasize some final considerations regarding the implications of this kind of studies. Previous papers dealing with the same methodologies employed in the present work yielded important contributions to discriminate among the seismogenic sources proposed for some large magnitude earthquakes that occurred in the past two centuries in adjacent areas of Calabria and Southern Apennines (Tertulliani and Cucci, 2009; Cucci, 2019) Provided that the available dataset of hydrological observations must be quantitatively consistent and accurately verified–as in the case of the 1783 Calabria event shown in this paper–the hydrological signature of an earthquake can provide tools to widen our knowledge of historical earthquakes and decisive constraints on their causative faults Pino and three reviewers for their comments and suggestions Graziani for her support in the run of the code Boxer Vannucci for useful information about that software Tertulliani for his valuable help in the traffic of ancient documents of the historical archive of our Institute Alfonsi who provided important 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defensive line might be vulnerable from the air but you'll need to capture an airfield before you can really take advantage of that weakness But if the airfield is also heavily defended it might help to bring some ships into range for a naval bombardment so first you'll need to send in ground forces to take out the coastal batteries and clear the way Working backwards from your main objective and figuring out step-by-step how to take apart the Axis frontline using all the available resources is a tricky puzzle you'll be pulled in different directions by the rival US and British generals who are on the same side but have very different ideas about how to best execute the invasion This situation is based on real-life disputes between the Allied commanders in Italy and trusting one over the other will unlock a different set of perks as well as impacting the flow of the narrative A third voice in your ear comes in the shape of Valenti an Italian partisan leader who you'll meet early on You'll make a lot of choices that favor one over the others and can even risk losing their support if you're not careful but it is technically possible to keep everyone happy While Buckram and Norton are more conventional in their approach Valenti's partisans open up some new options for asymmetrical warfare which are another type of special settlement or even take control of settlements that aren't garrisoned by a company without a fight It's a playstyle you'll have to commit to by supporting the partisans but one that can be very rewarding and open up cracks in the enemy's defenses where it would be difficult or impossible by more direct means here are a couple different ways things can play out leading up to the pivotal Battle of Monte Cassino and breaking the German Gustav line This is a turning point not just for the Italian campaign but for your relationship with the various commanders pushing up to take Gaeta and break through in the West We could make an end-run up the coast on Anzio here but bypassing Monte Cassino leaves us vulnerable to counterattack and getting cut off from the rest of our forces We weaken the hilltop town of Camino with an artillery barrage we flank Venafro from the east where there's a gap in the line though our tanks have to chug through some less than ideal terrain to exploit it we repel a counterattack on our Eastern flank from the direction of Ortona a port we can secure to let us move our navy up that side of the map so both coasts are under our strategic control it's a straight shot to Monte Cassino So we do what the Allies did historically and bomb the ancient monastery before storming in for the capture who has had enough of us destroying her country's cultural heritage She can even leave our service entirely if we've been neglecting her requests all along and we won't get access to her bonuses anymore But what if history played out a little differently there is another way to get into that monastery Italian partisans stationed at Agnone allow us to recon the defenses around Monte Cassino so we know what we're dealing with we can use our artillery and a swift armored advance to cripple up the German anti-air defenses Another partisan mission softens up the abbey itself and we're able to drop an American airborne division right at the foot of the hill The choices we made on the campaign map will translate into the story mission itself We could be dealing with an intact abbey gleaming in the sun as we fight our way up the hill or it could already be bombed to rubble with enemy mines and ambushes waiting within Preserving Monte Cassino is definitely the more risky of the two options our airborne boys will be stranded behind enemy lines and beaten up badly enough that they might not make it out alive not only will Valenti be pleased that we spared a historic heritage site the Gustav line will collapse quickly without its strongest anchor point This is only one of the many difficult choices you'll face as you try 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socks hanging from a string A mirror hung on a wooden board painted green a bottle of shower gel and a rainwater tank Even the wolves don't come to this neck of the woods," said the rifleman Facchineri was prosecuted for his association with the mafia You have 93.43% of this article left to read Lecture du Monde en cours sur un autre appareil Vous pouvez lire Le Monde sur un seul appareil à la fois Ce message s’affichera sur l’autre appareil Parce qu’une autre personne (ou vous) est en train de lire Le Monde avec ce compte sur un autre appareil Vous ne pouvez lire Le Monde que sur un seul appareil à la fois (ordinateur En cliquant sur « Continuer à lire ici » et en vous assurant que vous êtes la seule personne à consulter Le Monde avec ce compte Que se passera-t-il si vous continuez à lire ici Ce dernier restera connecté avec ce compte Vous pouvez vous connecter avec votre compte sur autant d’appareils que vous le souhaitez mais en les utilisant à des moments différents Nous vous conseillons de modifier votre mot de passe Votre abonnement n’autorise pas la lecture de cet article merci de contacter notre service commercial €25.00Add to cart Prince Albert II recently arrived in Egypt for the United Nations Climate Change Conference where he made several high-profile appearances the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation co-organized an event titled “Swimming the talk: Scaling-up action to tackle climate change in the Mediterranean region – Monaco’s engagement” at the Mediterranean Pavilion HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco expressed his wish for the Mediterranean of tomorrow to be “the symbol of new solutions” The event continued with a first panel dedicated to dealing with climate change The second panel addressed conservation and reducing the impacts of climate change through collective action The last panel highlighted multiple solutions involving land-sea interactions and the need to implement integrated approaches to adapt to the effects of climate change Secretary General of the Secretariat of the Union for the Mediterranean During the COP27 Prince Albert II met with the prime minister of Egypt as well as the minister of Foreign Affairs and president of the COP27 during a reception following the Ocean Innovators Platform also organized by the Prince Albert II Foundation Prince Albert II and Princess Caroline of Monaco met with artist Christine Sun Kim winner of the Prince Pierre International Prize for Contemporary Art Christine Sun Kim is an American artist based in Berlin her work considers how sound operates in society Christine Sun Kim was born deaf and interpreted the American national anthem in American Sign Language at the Super Bowl for the deaf community “The Star-Spangled Banner (2020)” won the Prince Pierre International Contemporary Art Prize The prize includes a sum of €75,000 for the funding of new work Prince Albert II traveled to the village of Molochio to unveil “Grimaldi Historic Sites of Monaco” sign The Sovereign and his delegation were then taken to the Belvedere Catorella offering a magnificent panorama of the Aspromonte National Park (a Unesco Geopark) The viewpoint allowed the Sovereign to contemplate the former territory of the Grimaldi of Gerace and the towns of Molochio The Prince then participated in a presentation by HE Anne Eastwood of a defibrillator donated to the National Park by Barclays Bank Monaco and presented to the mayor and the President of the Aspromonte National Park On the occasion of the Prince’s visit the Prince and His delegation stopped to admire the magnificent Mundu e Galasia waterfalls the Prince met the town’s elected officials at the Town Hall where he unveiled a plaque commemorating his visit A ceremony in the village square then took place during which the mayor made the Prince an honorary citizen The townspeople came out in large numbers to greet the Prince The Sovereign then visited the Sanctuary Maria Santissima Immacolata di Lourdes the first Italian sanctuary dedicated to the Virgin Our Lady of Lourdes Built from 1890 by Father Francesco Zagari de Scilla and blessed in 1901 the sanctuary is next to a convent of Capuchin friars and placed under their responsibility Two of the friars gave a tour of the sanctuary to the Prince The princely visit to Calabria ended with a lunch cocktail of regional specialities offered by the municipality to the Prince and his delegation Prince Albert II continued his historic visit by travelling to Calabria a medieval village located in the Aspromonte park he unveiled “Grimaldi Historic Sites of Monaco” sign at the entrance to the town He then went to the Town Hall to meet the village’s elected officials and unveil a plaque commemorating His visit The Sovereign Prince continued his visit on foot to the Greco-Byzantine crypt of Gerace Cathedral and the diocesan museum HSH the Prince received an honorary citizenship surrounded by his delegation and Mayor Francesco Larosa and President of the Aspromonte National Park enjoyed a country lunch prepared by the shepherds of the park Welcomed to the sound of the zampogna (antique bagpipes still widely used in Italy) the guests tasted regional specialities The afternoon was spent visiting Cittanova unveiled a “Grimaldi Historic Sites of Monaco” sign at the entrance to the village he witnessed the unveiling of a plaque commemorating visit The princely procession then walked through the streets and alleys to meet the local people before visiting the Chiesa Madre di Cittanova built from 1785 by the will of Maria Antonia Grimaldi Serra daughter of the Princess of Gerace Maria Teresa Grimaldi After paying his respects at the tomb of Princess Maria Teresa Grimaldi the Prince continued his journey on foot to the former Grimaldi Palace He then visited the Villa Comunale Carlo Ruggiero park before visiting the Teatro Rocco Gentile where he received honorary citizenship from the municipality The day ended with a dinner offered by the Prince to the mayors of Gerace Cittanova and Molochio as well as to the regional and local authorities in order to thank them for their hospitality Cittanova and Molochio were part of the ancient principality of Gerace to Grimaldis of Genoa from a collateral branch of the Monegasque branch On 7 November, during the Changing of the Guard which takes place every day at 11:55 am sharp the Prince’s Carabinieri switched uniforms lightweight summer uniforms to winter wear The change of outfits according to the season was established during the creation of the “Compagnie des Gardes” (1870 – 1904) which succeeded the “Papalins” resumed this tradition in 1904 Since their creation on 8 December 1817, the Prince’s Carabinieri have had the task of guarding the Palace ensuring the safety of the Sovereign Prince and the Princely Family to see to the execution of the laws and to participate in the maintenance of public order The motto of the Carabinieri Corps is “Honour Wanted in RomeMagazine At least 3,000 people, including many foreigners, are attending the "Witchtrek 2K22" Halloween party, taking place in the Cittanova area over the holiday weekend Piantedosi has ordered the prefect of Modena and the chief of police to adopt every means possible to stop the unauthorised rave and to clear the area The minister, who joined Italy's new right-wing government having served as prefect of Rome is set to announce a series of measures in parliament on Monday giving authorities more powers to prevent and intervene in cases of this kind motorway exits have been closed on the A22 in Carpi and Campogalliano leading to major traffic disruption in the area north of Modena In August 2021 then interior minister Luciana Lamorgese faced heavy criticism - in particular from now deputy prime minister and Lega leader Matteo Salvini - for her "soft approach" to an illegal rave at a lake near Viterbo which dragged on for six days Wanted in Rome ™ is member of the Wanted World Wide Ltd network.Click here to 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