This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page LBV Magazine English Edition In a day of great significance for the history and culture of Terracina important archaeological discoveries were presented rewriting part of the past of this ancient Italian city The event took place on Saturday afternoon as part of free visits to the excavation area of the Sanctuary of Monte Sant’Angelo and attracted a large crowd of citizens and tourists conducted by the Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture have revealed surprising data about the evolution of Terracina a city with a history spanning from the Iron Age to the medieval period These investigations have confirmed hypotheses that had been proposed for years were considered unshakable in local historiography Researchers Francesca Diosono and Miriam Knechtel along with the staff of the Città di Terracina Foundation explained to attendees the new evidence discovered during the past months of excavation One of the most surprising revelations is the confirmation that Terracina existed as a city in the 6th century BC Terracina was not a Roman colony but maintained a friendly relationship with Rome as reflected in the Roman request to the Carthaginians to “not touch Terracina” during the Punic Wars This fact highlights the strategic importance of the city which already had a vital port for trade at that time including the export of high-quality wine to other parts of Europe as demonstrated by finds of sunken ships off the French coast Another of the most significant discoveries is related to the temples of the goddesses Feronia and Venus the city developed around the Sanctuary of Monte Sant’Angelo where a temple dedicated to the goddess Feronia was located a second temple known as the Piccolo Tempio was built a place associated with Feronia’s spring mentioned by Virgil in his writings These findings confirm the existence of a well-organized sacred area from early times with a network of terraces used for the production of ceramics long before the monumentalization of the area but retained the sacred area at the top of Mount Sant’Angelo on the famous monumental terrace supported by majestic arcades a large temple was built in the 1st century BC which was long believed to be dedicated to Jupiter Anxur new research suggests that this sanctuary was actually consecrated to Venus Obsequens one of the most revered deities in the Roman world seems to resolve a long-standing debate among experts about the true identity of the temple work on the so-called terrazza superiore has revealed traces of a semicircular plaza and remains of capitals and columns indicating the possible existence of another temple in this area along with walls dating to the 2nd century BC will require further studies and excavations to gain a complete understanding of its function and significance within the sacred complex The event was widely praised by local authorities president of the Città di Terracina Foundation expressed his satisfaction with the success of the day: The new research allows us to redefine the history of Terracina and the surrounding area and we are convinced that the sacred area of Monte Sant’Angelo still has many secrets to uncover We hope that events like this become a tradition Città di Terracina Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email Archaeologists from universities in the United States and Denmark found deep within the Actun Uayazba Kab cave in Belize two small stone tools dated between 250 and 900 AD that… men and women gathered to play a game called Cuju A team of 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her parents Edward and May Malone Castaing Debra Ayres (John) of Denham Springs; three sons and Mark Cutrera (Michelle) all of Lake Charles The family would like to give a special thanks to her sitters Beverly Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text — A new affordable housing community is coming to Gresham The 92-unit apartment community is the second partnership between USA Properties Fund and Northwest Housing Alternatives in the Portland area will be along a MAX light rail line and will have bike storage and three-bedroom units The $43 million project is backed by the city of Gresham Oregon Housing and Community Services and Oregon Metro The Roman Theater of Terracina was inaugurated intact and original: all its constituent elements but it has not been reconstructed or contaminated with modern material The theater was therefore returned to the city on a day of celebration.After the greeting of the Mayor of Terracina and the institutional greetings in the presence of the highest authorities of the Ministry of Culture and the Mayors of the neighboring municipalities there was a brief introduction moderated by the Superintendence’s Communications Manager Gilda Iadicicco Director General of Superintendencies Luigi La Rocca announced from the stage that support from the Ministry will continue in order to continue the works that will allow the full accessibility of the theater Superintendent Francesco Di Mario then took the floor reconstructing all the work done and directed by him over the years that has made it possible to bring to light this Theater a very rare example of an entirely original structure the many people present were able to see images of what has been done over time how the appearance of the Forum has changed starting with the tragic bombing of September 4 On the big screen appeared the head of a statue one of the last finds unearthed: a portrait of Julius Caesar that faithfully reproduces his face also considering its excellent state of preservation which also allowed for a photographic reconstruction of Julius Caesar The portrait can now be seen in the nearby Capitolium next to those of Livia and Gaius The opening concluded with a concert organized by the Fondazione Campus Internazionale di Musica di Latina with the Roma Tre Orchestra that began its performance by singing the Italian Anthem “It was a great emotion to return this theater to its City finally reuniting it with the Forum,” commented Superintendent Francesco Di Mario with the cavea being restored to its original appearance by repositioning each of the limestone blocks which among its many gifts also gave us this unique portrait of Julius Caesar which will surely be talked about in the world.” My training as an architect allows me to say that our Theater is a precious and extraordinary jewel that joins the immense heritage of our City marks a rebirth that is not only of the Theater but of the entire community,” concluded Terracina Mayor Francesco Giannetti Institutional Property Advisors (IPA), a division of Marcus & Millichap announced the sale and financing of Terracina Apartment Homes a 736-unit garden-style apartment complex located inside Ontario Ranch an 8,200-acre master-planned community in Ontario The property is one of the five largest multifamily assets in the Inland Empire “Recent growth in the healthcare and transportation and logistics industries combined with a preference shift towards lower density suburban locations in the wake of the pandemic have fueled strong housing demand in the Inland Empire,” said IPA executive director Kevin Green “Multifamily demand fueled rent growth of 15.75 percent in Ontario in 2021 and 8.91 percent rent growth is projected for 2022.” Green and IPA’s Greg Harris and Christopher Zorbas represented the seller Bridge Investment Group and procured the buyer Cameron Chalfant and Jesse Zarouk of IPA capital markets arranged interest-only acquisition financing “Terracina Apartment Homes is well insulated from the threat of future competition as most of Ontario Ranch is zoned for single-family homes and new homes sell at top-of-the-market prices within 45 days,” added Garcia Built in 1989 on two parcels totaling 41.3 acres the 46-building complex is within a 10-mile radius of Ontario Mills the largest one-level shopping center in Western North America 147-acre lifestyle center America Victoria Gardens and the outdoor shopping center Shoppes at Chino Hills Top employers within five miles are Braun Medical Companies with manufacturing or distribution centers near Terracina include Best Buy Apartments at Terracina Apartment Homes have central air conditioning and heating The property’s common area amenity package which is one of the most extensive in the Ontario market The lushly landscaped grounds have streams and water features '#' : location.hash;window._cf_chl_opt.cOgUQuery = location.search === '' && location.href.slice(0 location.href.length - 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properties Some of the communities were also developed and built by the company Goodman also was the author of two books: "The Road to Self: Reflections from a Soulful CEO," which was inspired by a 2,500-mile road trip he took in the early '90s and "Moments Matter: Everyday Inspiration from a Soulful CEO." he said the goal of the road trip book was about "learning to let go spending time on your inner connection to spirit and being present in the moment for work and life." Goodman had just given a speech to residents at one of his senior communities in Largo when he was stricken with a massive heart attack Johnson recalled that whenever he visited the Largo community complex spoke with every staff member and resident asking 'How are you?' 'Is there anything I can do for you?' 'Are you happy?'" she recalled He'd give out his business card to all of the employees and residents and ask them to call him personally if anything they needed anything innovative thinker and heart that I have ever encountered in a professional environment," Johnson said Working with him was a profound privilege." "He never stopped thinking about how he could improve services for people," she added but a calling — John created that culture." Johnson said Villa at Terracina Grand was the culmination of Goodman's accumulated wisdom after having created senior living facilities for decades The 61,000-square-foot memory care facility uses music aromatherapy and big-screen televisions with nature scenes a courtyard garden and a labyrinth to reduce the agitation of patients suffering from dementia the $23 million facility received a silver award in the 2016 National Association of Home Builders Best of 55+ Housing Awards Competition in Las Vegas in the Assisted Living or Special Needs Community category A Minnesota resident and graduate of the University of Minnesota School of Business Administration Goodman had taken over the company in 1976 from his father Sidney Goodman who had founded the company as The Sage Group in 1965 Funeral services will be held March 24 at Temple Israel in Minneapolis and a Celebration of Life at Lafayette Club in Minnetonka Beach a native of Lafourche Parish and resident of Thibodaux She is survived by her husband of 60 years Johnny and Lucas Terracina; sister Geneive Percle; 12 grandchildren Dustin and Branden Percle; and six great-grandchildren Peyton Hunt and Hudson and Harrison Oncale Sam Terracina and Antoinette “Lena” Totina Terracina daughter Cheryl Anne Percle and sister Josephine Surratt She and her husband owned and operated Percle’s Country Store for 55 years mother and grandmother to all and will be deeply missed The dates displayed for an article provide information on when various publication milestones were reached at the journal that has published the article activities on preceding journals at which the article was previously under consideration are not shown (for instance submission Saudi Journal of Biological SciencesCitation Excerpt :Furthermore plant extracts and phytocompounds have been reported to bear more than 60% of the common anticancer drugs (Seelinger et al. 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Ellie Stathaki is the Architecture & Environment Director at Wallpaper* She trained as an architect at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece and studied architectural history at the Bartlett in London she has been a member of the Wallpaper* team since 2006 visiting buildings across the globe and interviewing leading architects such as Tadao Ando and Rem Koolhaas Ellie has also taken part in judging panels such as The Contemporary House (Thames & Hudson Glenn Sestig Architecture Diary (2020) and House London (2022) An employee at a Naples senior living facility was arrested Monday accused of molesting an elderly patient.   Collier County Sheriff’s deputies arrested Robert Ganassin 73 — an employee at Terracina Grand Senior Living in Naples —  after the woman’s concerned daughter installed a camera that captured Ganassin kissing the woman putting his hands down her pants and up her shirt The woman’s daughter reported “numerous incidents,” including finding a ripped off pair of adult diapers in the bathroom Ganassin was found in the woman’s room with the door locked Terracina Grand directors conducted an internal investigation but they found inconsistency in one of the reporters statements and closed the case Terracina Grand could not answer what those inconsistencies were.  “The safety and well-being of our residents is our highest priority,” Terracina Grand Director Tracy Hooks wrote in an email “We are fully committed to providing a safe and caring environment for our residents We are aware criminal charges were filed against a former employee of Terracina Grand We are fully cooperating with the Collier County Sheriff’s Office in their investigation after deputies informed  Hooks about the incidents that the woman's daughter reported Hooks found the camera system in the building had been tampered with was disabled and the next day it was restored A video showed Ganassin as the only one entering or leaving the area after the camera system was tampered with Neglected: Florida's worst nursing homes left open despite history of poor care, deaths Data: Florida's nursing home ratings and Terracina Grand officials suspended him He told deputies he is aware of the elderly woman’s dementia and admitted to kissing the woman at first but denied the rest of the allegations When deputies showed Ganassin the video of him trying to remove the woman’s diaper he admitted it was him in the video and apologized for his actions Ganassin was arrested and booked through the Naples Jail Center.  He was also charged with criminal mischief.  News: Former Lee sheriff Rod Shoap files state ethics complaint against Sheriff Carmine Marceno one of the licensed tour guides from the Jewish community of Rome will launch her first jogging tour The two-hour moderate paced run highlights the history of the Jews in ancient Rome — from their beginnings in antiquity and Christianity to the modern community of today The goal of this light jogging tour is to make it possible for visitors to fit a moderate exercise routine while simultaneously enjoying a tour introudcing the Jewish history of Rome Tourists love to hear about the stories of the Caesars help us understand the Jewish history of the past Storytelling from the Torah is the central appeal of Terracina’s jogging tour as she stops at important historical ancient ruins related to the lesser known Jewish history of the eternal city But what distinguishes Terracina’s tour from the tours of her colleagues is her remarkble ability to interject a fitness routine throughout so her clients can manage to experience prayer to experience Israel as pointing the way to such a wholesome tour Tour participants will visit the Jewish Quarter (former ghetto) and learn They will also learn about Rome’s Jewish community meet some of the elders telling their life stories and even have a chance to stop for a coffee and kosher treats “I am very excited about launching my first jogging tour because I like to encourage and motivate my women fitness tour groups about the physical and mental health benefits of running benefits now viewed by rabbis as being part of the key Torah value of caring for one’s health From brisk walking with some major pep in our step to shuffling along to a light moderate jog from modestly dressed women to reform and conservative women in athletic gear bust’n a move from the Jewish Quarter ( former ghetto) up to the Capitoline Hill and down through the major street of the Roman Imperial Road," explains Terracina a healthy kosher diet and fitness are already popular in the USA and in Israel among women of all ages work-out and go on fun running tours like mine You do not have to be a ‘runner’ because I customize each tour accordingly to my participants I can have a small group of 6 participants from 30-50 years of age who are all good walkers and keep track of all their steps make sure everyone has their water bottles full of water and we begin in front of the Great Synagogue to begin our brisk walk around the Jewish Quarter (former ghetto) up to the theater of Marcellus depending differing routes to suit differing abilities we always return to the Jewish Quarter (former ghetto) “My fitness excursions are from 2 to 5K and I like to keep it simple by making frequent stops along important archaeological sites that has a Jewish story At each site I highlight some of the important historical events that took place among the Jews of Rome in the Greco-Roman empire and participants can take photographs and selfies Terracina also shares her family’s history of what it was like to live in the ghetto before She stops to show participants the original building where her father lived when he was a child right in the heart of the Jewish Quarter So don’t forget to bring a good pair of running shoes to have an enjoyable and healthy time while learning about the Jewish history of Rome.