The DC Public Library is proud to host Imagining the future - Leonardo da Vinci: In the mind of an Italian genius an extraordinary monographic exhibit featuring 12 original Leonardo da Vinci drawings from the Codex Atlanticus. This Codex is the largest collection of original drawings and texts by Leonardo da Vinci in the world, and this marks the first time that such a number will be on display in the United States.
The Imagining the future - Leonardo da Vinci: In the mind of an Italian genius exhibition is open to art, history and innovation enthusiasts and those interested in the interplay of art and science.
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Postural awareness (PA) refers to a subjective conscious awareness of body posture and falls within the framework of mind-body integration. The aim of this research was to validate and evaluate psychometric properties of the Postural Awareness Scale (PAS) in an Italian population sample (n = 928; 45.04% men and 54.96% women; mean age = 29.96 years, standard deviation = 11.44). The results obtained with Velicer's Minimum Average Partial Test, Horn's Parallel Analysis, and exploratory factor analysis showed a two-factor solution, as supported by the confirmatory factor analysis: ease/familiarity with postural awareness and need for attention regulation with postural awareness. Furthermore, the findings highlighted both a good internal consistency ( = 0.76 for the total scale and = 0.80, = 0.79 for the two subscales) and a satisfactory construct validity. Furthermore, multivariate analysis of variance was carried out to assess differences in PA between specific subgroup. In particular, the positive effects of physical activity and healthy body weight were confirmed, whereas no significant differences related to gender or age were found. All these findings suggest that the Italian version of the PAS is a rapid instrument with good psychometric properties, which can be useful both for research and clinical practice.
Cross-cultural research on theory of mind is relatively recent and largely restricted to comparisons of children from Western versus non-Western samples; much less is known about variation within Western cultures. This study compared 5- to 6-year-olds from Britain and Italy (matched for age, verbal age, gender, and maternal education; N = 140), on tests tapping children's understanding of 1st and 2nd order false belief and mixed emotions. Overall, British children outperformed Italian children; group differences were clearest for tests of false-belief understanding. These results are discussed in relation to contrasts in family talk about mental states, schooling, language comprehension, and cultural factors in Britain and Italy.
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Dispiacere is also used when asking someone if they mind something. Usually a positive answer is expected, especially when using the conditional as in the following example. As in English, the answer may or may not answer the actual question:
Neuroscientist Giacomo Rizzolatti, MD, who with his colleagues at the University of Parma first identified mirror neurons, says that the neurons could help explain how and why we "read" other people's minds and feel empathy for them. If watching an action and performing that action can activate the same parts of the brain in monkeys--down to a single neuron--then it makes sense that watching an action and performing an action could also elicit the same feelings in people.
His keen eye and quick mind led him to make important scientific discoveries, yet he never published his ideas. He was a vegetarian who loved animals and despised war, yet he worked as a military engineer to invent advanced and deadly weapons. He was one of the greatest painters of the Italian Renaissance, yet he left only a handful of completed paintings.
It is hinted that he plays video games as Garcia mentions a report of an abducted child named "Niko Bellic", who Rossi points out to be a character from Grand Theft Auto IV, stating "What? I know things" as a response to the team's surprise. Also, in a season 8 episode, Rossi shows familiarity with the game "Gods of Combat", a fictionalized PC game which corrupts the minds of several young murder suspects.
In "From Childhood's Hour", Rossi was having breakfast with his first ex-wife, Caroline Baker (Isabella Hofmann), born June 8, 1955, but before she can tell him something, the BAU calls. Before Rossi leaves, he invites her to dinner at his place when he gets back. During the case, Rossi seems distracted, before he reveals to Prentiss that the reason he invited Caroline to dinner to see if "the old spark is still there". At the end of the episode, Caroline is at Rossi's house for dinner. After, Caroline reminds Rossi that the promise that they made to each other after their divorce, saying that they would be there for one another. She also tells him that she has had ALS for about a year and its getting worse (she has 18 months to live) then requests Rossi to end her life when the symptoms become too physically incapacitating.
As many will put it, Arancini and Suppli are cousins. As a matter of fact, even though are similar, the main differences are as follows:Arancini are bowl or pear-shaped with plain or saffron rice staffed in the center, which has originated from Sicily.Suppli is from Rome, sub-shaped and made with rice cooked in the sauce, then stuffed with mozzarella in the center like a surprise./*!elementor - v3.16.0 - 17-10-2023*/.elementor-heading-title{padding:0;margin:0;line-height:1}.elementor-widget-heading .elementor-heading-title[class*=elementor-size-]>a{color:inherit;font-size:inherit;line-height:inherit}.elementor-widget-heading .elementor-heading-title.elementor-size-small{font-size:15px}.elementor-widget-heading .elementor-heading-title.elementor-size-medium{font-size:19px}.elementor-widget-heading .elementor-heading-title.elementor-size-large{font-size:29px}.elementor-widget-heading .elementor-heading-title.elementor-size-xl{font-size:39px}.elementor-widget-heading .elementor-heading-title.elementor-size-xxl{font-size:59px}What does suppli al telefono means?The name Suppli comes from a mispronunciation of the French word surprise, while al telefono is used to describe the stringy mozzarella in the center which reminds the now obsolete phone cable.What will I need to make Suppli?Arborio risotto rice, Bolognese sauce (you can find the recipe here), vegetable stock, eggs, mozzarella cheese for the surprise, and red onions. To ensure your supply stays crispy use breadcrumbs, you will also need white flour, white or red wine, parmesan cheese, fresh basil, salt, and pepper for seasoning. All the ingredients are so easy to source you should have no problem buying them from your local supermarket or online.
Fabio Capello does not know what is going on in Rooney's mind but did acknowledge yesterday that there is something not right about it. "He's training on the pitch for more time that the other players, he's perfect," Capello said. "This is not a problem of [fitness]. The problem is in the mind. I know this. You say OK, OK, but when you go to the pitch..." The sentence was left hanging, in no need of completion.
You feel a little levity might just help break the shackles. When Rooney spoke this week of the deathly boredom of the routine of "breakfast, train, bed, eat", it called to mind the reclusive process imposed on the Juventus players, Capello included, in the 1970s. When Ajax turned up in Belgrade, hair permed, pretty wives and girlfriends in tow for the 1973 European Cup final they were so relaxed they dominated the Italian side.
The creation of the Italian state, and the rejection of decentralist options through the Law on Administrative Unification of March 1865, did put unity at the centre of the plan. But, as Sabetti points out, it was Luigi Einaudi, a political economist from Piedmont who went on to be a governor of the Bank of Italy, who allowed that while they were opting in their own minds for liberty and democracy, those who framed the cen- tralized state were unwittingly laying in the state infrastructure that would be instrumental in the later dictator- ship.
President Welcomes Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi to the White House
The Oval Office
President's Remarks
view In Focus: Global Diplomacy
10:43 A.M. ESTPRESIDENT BUSH: We'll have some opening statements. I will answer twoquestions from the U.S. side, the Prime Minister will answer two questionsfrom the Italian side.I welcome my friend to the Oval Office. Every time I meet with the PrimeMinister my spirits are raised because he is such a positive, optimisticperson. The Prime Minister is a strong leader. He's a man of his word. He has brought stability to the Italian government. Obviously, it'simportant for an American President to be able to work with somebody in aconsistent manner, and I appreciate the stability that the Prime Ministerhas brought to our close ally and friend.We had a lot of discussion on important issues. We discussed the war onterror and I thanked the Prime Minister for his strong leadership. Wediscussed the NATO role in Afghanistan. We discussed Iraq and the need forstrong allies to continue to support the democracy movement there. Isought the Prime Minister's opinions on Iran. It was a very constructivedialogue.And, finally, I want to thank the people of Italy for hosting the WinterOlympics. You did a wonderful job. I know firsthand how good a job youdid because my wife reported back. She loved her experience. And socongratulations to the government and the people of Italy for hosting thesemagnificent Games. And welcome.PRIME MINISTER BERLUSCONI: (As translated.) Thank you very much, Mr.President, for your words of appreciation which gave me a lot ofsatisfaction. On my behalf I have to say that coming here and meeting theleader of a friendly country is the reason for me to go along the path thatwe decided to follow. It makes me firm in that.The consensus and agreements which we always have stems from the fact thatwe share the same values. We both believe the problem affecting the worldis to spread democracy. Because only through democracy there can befreedom, and only through freedom can human beings give the best ofthemselves.Therefore, I think we can say that we're lucky because the biggestdemocracy of the world has such a leader who sees problems affecting theworld so clearly and proceeds and follows so firmly in this direction. President Bush and the American people have found a firm and sound ally inmy government.After 9/11 we both decided to carry out military operations in Afghanistan. And I think we both gave strong support in the reconstruction of Iraq andin the construction of democracy in that country. And we express ourappreciation and we're very close to the American people because of themany --I want to reassure President Bush and his people that when an Americansoldier dies for the cause of democracy and freedom in that country we feelthat and consider that as a loss for ourselves. But we will continue alongthis path because we are convinced, asPresident Bush has said, that onlyif all democratic states join together we can bring democracy and peace allover the world.PRESIDENT BUSH: Welcome. Tom.Q Mr. President, there was some more sectarian violence today in Iraq. There have been hundreds, maybe thousands, killed since the bombing of themosque. Do you fear an all-out civil war? And will the events of Iraq ofthe last few days affect prospects for a U.S. draw-down?And to the Prime Minister, do you still want to withdraw Italian troops bythe end of the year?PRESIDENT BUSH: The United States strongly condemns the bombing of holysites.We believe people should be allowed to worship freely.Obviously,there are some who are trying to sow the seeds of sectarian violence. Theydestroy in order to create chaos. And now the people of Iraq and theirleaders must make a choice. The choice is chaos or unity. The choice is afree society, or a society dictated by the -- by evil people who will killinnocents.This weekend I spoke to seven of the Iraqi leaders. They understood theseriousness of the moment. They have made their choice, which is to worktoward a unity government. The Iraqi people made their choice. Since lastDecember, 11 million people, in defiance of the terrorists and the killers,went to the polls and said, we want to be free.PRIME MINISTER BERLUSCONI: (As translated.) We have announced a plan toprogressively withdraw our troops, which should be completed -- we have tobe completed by the end of this year. And this plan has been agreed uponalso together with our allies, and with the Iraqi government. Because thiswhat is going to be possible -- (in English) -- why this will be possible.PRESIDENT BUSH: Yes.PRIME MINISTER BERLUSCONI: (As translated.) Why is this going to bepossible? Because we have all together with our allies trained Iraqitroops and Iraqi soldiers and the law enforcement so that the Iraqigovernment itself will be able to guarantee the security of its peoplethrough their own forces.So as far as the province which is under our control is concerned, we have3,000 soldiers there, troops which will be withdrawn by the end of thisyear, but we have trained 10,000 law enforcement people who can guaranteethe respect of peace.(In English.) Questions, Italian.Q (As translated.) The first question is to President Bush, should thecenter left win in Italy, since they have different views from PrimeMinister Berlusconi, will the relations between the United States and Italycontinue to be as they are? Will they be proved worse? And then with aquestion to Prime Minister Berlusconi: Prodi has just declared thatPresident Bush has just organized for Prime Minister Berlusconi's afarewell party?PRIME MINISTER BERLUSCONI: (In English.) You have a possibility to answerno comment.PRESIDENT BUSH: That's right, yes. (Laughter.) No, look, it's --obviously, there's an election. There must be an election, so the questionis about pure politics. I have -- my relationship is not a politicalrelationship with this man. It's a strategic relationship. And thisstrategic relationship is important for both our peoples, and it'simportant to help lay the foundations for peace. Okay? (Laughter.)Caren.Q Mr. President, since you're the final arbiter of the Dubai Ports deal,are you still inclined to approve it? And do you stand by your vetothreat?PRESIDENT BUSH: My position hasn't changed to my message to the Congress. And I appreciate the fact that the companies concerned have asked theCongress for a review of all the security implications.Let me just make something clear to the American people. If there was anydoubt in my mind, or people in my administration's mind that our portswould be less secure and the American people endangered, this deal wouldn'tgo forward. And I can understand people's consternation because the firstthing they heard was that a foreign company would be in charge of our portsecurity, when, in fact, the Coast Guard and Customs are in charge of ourport security.Our duty is to protect America, and we will protectAmerica.On the other hand, this company is buying a British company that managesthe ports. And by the way, there are a lot of foreign companies managingU.S. ports. And so my question to the members of Congress as they reviewthis matter is, one, please look at the facts.And two, what kind ofsignal does it send throughout the world if it's okay for a British companyto manage the ports, but not a company that has been secure -- been clearedfor security purposes from the Arab world? So I look forward to a good,consistent review. You don't need to interpret. That's a U.S. question.One at a time.Q (As translated.) Just a few minutes ago, President Bush praisedstability. I would like to know from both of you what role did stabilityplay in your personal relationship and in the relationship between the twocountries?PRESIDENT BUSH: Well, first of all, a personal relationship is based uponmutual trust. And I have found Silvio to be a person of his word. Look,sometimes we don't agree, but at least you know where he stands. He is --and that matters, by the way, for a person to keep his word. In politics,people always try to look the easy -- find the easy path. I like somebodywho makes up his mind based upon the principle.And obviously there's a practical reason why it's important to havestability. Because if a government is changing every year, it requires aperson in my position to constantly have to reacquaint yourself. Andthat's what I meant by stability. It's much easier to make common policywhen you're dealing with a person from one year to the next.PRIME MINISTER BERLUSCONI: (As translated.) As far as I'm concerned, Ican only ask that we brought into politics the values which pertain to theworld of work and business, and the world of sport. Because in politics,people changing frequently, their minds and positions are considered to beprofessional. (Laughter.) While on the contrary in the world of businessor the world of sports, a person who changes constantly his position andnever keeps his promises is cornered, or even set outside.PRESIDENT BUSH: Thank you. Thank you.END 10:01 A.M. EST Printer-Friendly Version Email this page to a friend IssuesBudget ManagementEducationEnergyHealth CareHomeland SecurityHurricanesImmigrationJobs & Economy Judicial NominationsMedicareMiddle EastNational SecurityPandemic FluPatriot ActRenewal in IraqSocial SecurityMore Issues be457b7860
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