Plastic is Chic

In response to:Holidays, Nessie and the travelling circus!

Sat, 22 Nov 2008 14:34:49 +0100

http://www.adppolizia.com/pdf/PolNovembre08_mini.pdf page 4 Current affairs monthly review of culture and trade-union informations POLICE MAGAZINE 2008 In the Janare Land A trip in the depths of Irpinia ,between legends ,magics and mysterys Antonio Emanuele PIEDIMONTE Janare,witches, sorceress,fairy,enchantress,but also archair divinities and terrible female demons: a contemporary trip about mysterious traces of the past,between the things that survived the damages of the time and the men. This book is an excavation between written and oral old stories which have emersed from testy monys,books.articles and vary materials which antiche legends,stories,traditions,fairytales,curious chronicle’s and many more,define themselves x files today. The vademecum is a result to look at Irpinia with another eye,the most secluded and mysterious place between the district of the secret Campania. This volume is a kino of an “initiatory course “ without solutions that wants to provoke new questions and desires,like when you get in to the car to discover 119 Irpinia’s villages,between lunar landscapes and mysterious phenomenons places. The inexplicable skull in the eye of the statue of holy mary of san pompilio ( the cover’s imagine), The mummie of “ zi Vicienzo” at Bonito,going through the castle of Prince Carlo Gesualdo, the vestige of the ancient Gonza, the mefite infernal corner,the unsustainable look of mamma schiavona Under beneath there is the secret garden of virgilio mago at montevergine-and the FAMOUS DRAGON OF VOLTURARA. On the traces of saints,demons,angels,monster,ghosts,werewolfs,souls in purgatory and many others. This could be an excuse to go to discover new archaic messages and new secrets to reveal. The Professionals Journalist and photographer Antonio Emanuele Piedimonte of Naples has written for the principals dailies and Italian magazines,at present he is the superintendent of the Redazione Campana “city” , the freedaily of gruppo Rizzoli-Corriere della Sera.Inside his book for the “Corriere.quotidiano dell’Irpinia” the editions Intra Moenia stopped the stamp in November 2007 with the Cangiano graphic S.R.L. of Naples,a book of 215 pages titled: “NELLA TERRA DELLE JANARE”, a trip in the depths of Irpinia,between legends,magics and mysterys,at page 183 there is VOLTURARA IRPINA:Il drago e la rosa, Antonio Emanuele Piedimonte writes………Volturara could have been one of the three cities of the etrurian dodecapolis in Campania……..after the destruction of Sabatia,the Romans conquered the antiche city Irpina more than 2000 years ago. TODAY AT VOLTURARA THERE HAS BEEN FOUND ANINEDITED PAINTING OF THE FAMOUS ARTIST MAURITS CORNELIS ESCHER,WHICH REPRESENTS THE LEGEND OF A MODERN DRAGON,WHO LIVES IN A LAKE:THE FAMOUS “LOCH NESS MONSTER”.- Even the POLICE MAGAZINE has published a lot of articles about the discovery of the inedited painting of the famous artist Maurits Cornelis ESCHER. Thanks to this editorial staff there has been a press conference at Avellino which has given good interests to the mass media. Anna Paternostro Presidente Nazionale Associazione “Amici della Polizia” e componente Redazione”il Giornale di Polizia” http://it.youtube.com/watch?v=IYhTzywOYWI http://it.youtube.com/watch?v=RQrovNERYfU&feature=related http://www.irpinianews.it/comuni/news/news/?news=19596&comune=118 http://www.napoli.com/stamparticolo.php?articolo=13464 http://www.fimservice.it/pdf/pol_gen07.pdf

In response to:The easy life generation aka lazy, superficial cows!

Wed, 15 Nov 2006 18:45:36 +0100

What would Jermain Greer say!

Makes me sad - as a male of the same generation I'm just going to have to work harder to amass the wealth it will take these days to get a bird, but at least I won't be under any false impressions, and will be able to act like a complete male cad & still sleep soundly!

In response to:And then it all went black...

Wed, 25 Oct 2006 10:29:38 +0200

Next time get a ticket don't try and bluff your way through the ticket barrier lol
seriuosly though glad you are ok but make the most of your time of work really chiiiilllll out.

In response to:And then it all went black...

Tue, 24 Oct 2006 22:18:02 +0200

Nasy business all that fainting lark. sounds like your on the mend now know.
Pleased for ya x

In response to:And then it all went black...

Tue, 10 Oct 2006 11:24:31 +0200

Glad to hear it :>> x

In response to:And then it all went black...

Tue, 10 Oct 2006 11:13:28 +0200

Can I still be part of the mid twenties group? Yay!

Apperently it was to do with my heart rate, have a slight problem with that but am fine now. The drugs do work...once in a while!

No more fainting for me, I hope x

In response to:And then it all went black...

Tue, 10 Oct 2006 11:06:17 +0200

And it became one...but I was under doctor's orders to rest and was given some magic tablets to sort my heart rate out (twas what made me faint)...it helped.

Not sure if I swooned but I hope I did...although it might have looked out of place in a tube station...

In response to:And then it all went black...

Tue, 10 Oct 2006 10:51:48 +0200

I am more interested to know if you swooned like a victorian lady? ;)

glad you are ok today....

p.s yes it can now be used as a valid excuse off work :)

In response to:And then it all went black...

Tue, 10 Oct 2006 08:53:00 +0200

Apparently, or so my doctor told me the last time I keeled over, that young women in their late teens to mid twenties tend to faint the most as their blood pressure is a little lower than everyone else's.

Nowt to worry about too much m'dear - if medics haven't found anything wrong with you, then don't fret x

In response to:And then it all went black...

Tue, 03 Oct 2006 10:59:05 +0200

Better thanks...still not 100 per cent but better. Legs still a bit shaky. Will take it easy.

In response to:And then it all went black...

Tue, 03 Oct 2006 10:52:28 +0200

Yikes. Hope your feeling better today.

In response to:And then it all went black...

Tue, 03 Oct 2006 10:21:54 +0200

Thanks :-)

I think I have just been pushing my tired old bod too much lately. No proper holiday since March, a few exhausting experiences and not enough sleep...a recipe for a fainting fit perhaps?

I'll remember your advice. I still felt a bit faint this morning but it does help when I sit down so I shall remain in that state for most of the day, me thinks.

In response to:And then it all went black...

Tue, 03 Oct 2006 10:19:38 +0200

I know...I consider that to be a big bonus ;-)

Although now my colleagues keep checking up on me every five minutes to make sure I am not passed out behind my computer.

I'll remember to stay well clear of bridges, busy roads and rivers for a while though.

In response to:And then it all went black...

Tue, 03 Oct 2006 10:17:43 +0200

blimey, thats not good. glad you're okay though. Better be careful not to climb anything, or lean over bridges near rivers etc for a while though..

still, if you ever want to slink off work, you now have a //perfect// excuse..

In response to:And then it all went black...

Tue, 03 Oct 2006 10:15:33 +0200

Hmmmmm... You need to take care of yourself, pet. I know that's stating the obvious somewhat, but I had a series of fainting fits when I was about 17, and it still happens sporadically for no really discernable reason.

It is rather alarming, but the most important thing to remember if it happens again, is get horizontal. I know it may sound stupid, and it may be impractical and LOOK stupid if it's in public, but it's important, because it may well prevent you keeling over and hitting your head and all that jazz.

If nothing else, sit down as soon as it starts to happen.

And if it does, go back to the doctor's and insist they fix you.

All the best,
K
x

In response to:Tonight Matthew, I am going to be...nearly as flat as a pancake!

Fri, 29 Sep 2006 14:04:33 +0200

Thanks, is exactly what I have planned for tonight. After my swim and sauna session, I am booked in for a Swedish massage. Then it will be homewards where the couch and my book are waiting for me. Hopefully followed by a good night's sleep...

In response to:Tonight Matthew, I am going to be...nearly as flat as a pancake!

Fri, 29 Sep 2006 14:01:02 +0200

I obviously don't know your personal circumstances Steeny, but it seems like you need to find a way to give your body at least rest, if not sleep.

Any time, day or night. Even a drink might be beneficial, as alcohol is a muscle relaxant. Anyhow, try to give yourself some dedicated quiet time to relax and recoup energy.

In response to:Tonight Matthew, I am going to be...nearly as flat as a pancake!

Fri, 29 Sep 2006 13:47:51 +0200

Not to worry, not to worry ;-)

Currently very much so deprived of sleep and both physically and emotionally drained. I go through good and bad sleeping weeks, this week has been a bad one. Come to think of it, the week before that was one as well....

In response to:Tonight Matthew, I am going to be...nearly as flat as a pancake!

Fri, 29 Sep 2006 13:45:56 +0200

Sorry! STEENY :)

In response to:Tonight Matthew, I am going to be...nearly as flat as a pancake!

Fri, 29 Sep 2006 13:44:56 +0200

Sounds like your energy needs stabilizing/protecting just now; you're obviously attracting some unwanted attention.
Are you getting enough rest, Helly?

In response to:Get out clause!

Thu, 28 Sep 2006 14:57:07 +0200

Thanks for the suggestions, will come in handy ;-)

In response to:Get out clause!

Thu, 28 Sep 2006 14:55:24 +0200

No pressure there then

How about

"Clothes suit you"
Or "Something about you looks different. Haircut?" (although that might not be as obvious as a reference
how about "So this is your leaving suit? I certainyl remember your birthday suit?"

In response to:Get out clause!

Thu, 28 Sep 2006 14:52:39 +0200

And you have no idea how glad I am about that.

My wit is currently failing so must try and get it back before 4pm!

In response to:Get out clause!

Thu, 28 Sep 2006 14:50:23 +0200

Im sure there is plenty of fun things you could say. Your not going to see him again, so its not like you have to avoid him again after today.
So best to make a joke of it knowing that he wont be back :)

In response to:Get out clause!

Thu, 28 Sep 2006 14:47:58 +0200

I have been thinking about using that line...Apart from my manager who is on holiday, nobody else knows about it so will only use it if he spots me hiding from him.

In response to:Get out clause!

Thu, 28 Sep 2006 14:45:47 +0200

This could be an idea be it I do not actually want to see the rest of my colleagues naked as well. I don't need anything else to contribute to my lack of appetite at present.

Oh, just thinking about it makes me shudder...and not with delight!

In response to:Get out clause!

Thu, 28 Sep 2006 14:45:43 +0200

Im with timekillingkid....maybe not go naked, but make a joke of it. Comment on how you "dont recognise him with all his clothes on"

In response to:Get out clause!

Thu, 28 Sep 2006 14:43:10 +0200

I think you should all just turn up naked for his leaving do and make him feel awkward by being the only one wearing clothes.

In response to:Get out clause!

Thu, 28 Sep 2006 14:16:18 +0200

The falling down the stairs could work however I might need something a little less drastic than that as I am looking forward to Japanese tonight.

In response to:Get out clause!

Thu, 28 Sep 2006 14:14:40 +0200

Boyfriends getting runover and falling down the stairs works for me, except that it usually ends up happening in real life. x