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Does The Complete Toxin Cleanser Work?

BOOKS OF THE ROOM CHANGE ADDRESS

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What To Make With Rasperry Bacardi

Open closed open

of Yehuda Amichai
(Harcourt Books)

I Was not one of the six million who died in the Shoah,
I Was not Even Among the survivors.
And I Was not one of the six hundred thousand who Went out or Egypt.
I like to Promise Land by sea.

Yehuda Amichai is a leading Israeli poets, and is considered by many the founder of modern Israeli poetry, different from the traditional Hebrew poetry of the twentieth century less emphasis on literary, the colloquial language and clear references to the problems of life daily.

With the original name of Ludwig Pfeuffer , Yehuda Amichai was born in Germany to parents Orthodox Jews fleeing Nazi Europe in 1936 with his family, migrating into Palestine Jewish lives and leading to the dramatic events of the century that marked the history of the Jewish people. During World War II he enlisted in the Jewish Brigade, and after its dissolution he joined the Palmach. Fighting in the Negev for the war of Independence in 1948, and participates as a result of other conflicts that occurred after the founding of Israel. Despite his strong patriotism, is a staunch supporter of peace, and after his studies began his career as a literary and poetic, often working with Palestinian authorities.

His first collection of poems, Achshav Uve-Yamim HaAharim , published in 1955, it immediately gets the attention of audiences and critics. When the poet and writer Ted Hughes knows his work contributes to the English translation along with Assia Gutmann and spreads in the Western world.

Yehuda Amichai in Hebrew has published two novels, numerous short stories, and eleven collections of poetry, translated into over thirty languages. Much of his poetic works available in English or bilingual text, in Italian I think there is only volume published by Crocetti Poems with an introduction by Ted Hughes, and some lyrics are included in the anthologies Poets Israelis Einaudi and Strong as death is the love of Solomon Belforte .

Yehuda Amichai died in Jerusalem in 2000, where he always lived.

Talk the work of a poet is almost impossible, the right way is to read his verses, preferably in the original writing. But also versions in English and Italian will give you the thrill and magic of the thoughts of a great artist.

In his poems of Yehuda Amichai show through its history, its origins and its land. Love and war meet and mingle with delicate and nostalgic irony, against the backdrop of a beautiful and always loved Jerusalem. Often, showing images of violence and conflict, as in the Israeli reality, and the flags of battle and technology, in the belief that poetry must reflect the truth.

Her poetry is direct and engaging, able to provoke strong feelings and conflicting, to transmit joy and sorrow, despair and enthusiasm, passion and melancholy.

Open Closed Open, never translated into Italian, is the latest collection of poems published before the death of Yehuda Amichai, and represents the will of a great contemporary poet, where he wanted to enclose the immense beauty and deep value of life and the undeniable power of love.

What To Make With Rasperry Bacardi

Open closed open

of Yehuda Amichai
(Harcourt Books)

I Was not one of the six million who died in the Shoah,
I Was not Even Among the survivors.
And I Was not one of the six hundred thousand who Went out or Egypt.
I like to Promise Land by sea.

Yehuda Amichai is a leading Israeli poets, and is considered by many the founder of modern Israeli poetry, different from the traditional Hebrew poetry of the twentieth century less emphasis on literary, the colloquial language and clear references to the problems of life daily.

With the original name of Ludwig Pfeuffer , Yehuda Amichai was born in Germany to parents Orthodox Jews fleeing Nazi Europe in 1936 with his family, migrating into Palestine Jewish lives and leading to the dramatic events of the century that marked the history of the Jewish people. During World War II he enlisted in the Jewish Brigade, and after its dissolution he joined the Palmach. Fighting in the Negev for the war of Independence in 1948, and participates as a result of other conflicts that occurred after the founding of Israel. Despite his strong patriotism, is a staunch supporter of peace, and after his studies began his career as a literary and poetic, often working with Palestinian authorities.

His first collection of poems, Achshav Uve-Yamim HaAharim , published in 1955, it immediately gets the attention of audiences and critics. When the poet and writer Ted Hughes knows his work contributes to the English translation along with Assia Gutmann and spreads in the Western world.

Yehuda Amichai in Hebrew has published two novels, numerous short stories, and eleven collections of poetry, translated into over thirty languages. Much of his poetic works available in English or bilingual text, in Italian I think there is only volume published by Crocetti Poems with an introduction by Ted Hughes, and some lyrics are included in the anthologies Poets Israelis Einaudi and Strong as death is the love of Solomon Belforte .

Yehuda Amichai died in Jerusalem in 2000, where he always lived.

Talk the work of a poet is almost impossible, the right way is to read his verses, preferably in the original writing. But also versions in English and Italian will give you the thrill and magic of the thoughts of a great artist.

In his poems of Yehuda Amichai show through its history, its origins and its land. Love and war meet and mingle with delicate and nostalgic irony, against the backdrop of a beautiful and always loved Jerusalem. Often, showing images of violence and conflict, as in the Israeli reality, and the flags of battle and technology, in the belief that poetry must reflect the truth.

Her poetry is direct and engaging, able to provoke strong feelings and conflicting, to transmit joy and sorrow, despair and enthusiasm, passion and melancholy.

Open Closed Open, never translated into Italian, is the latest collection of poems published before the death of Yehuda Amichai, and represents the will of a great contemporary poet, where he wanted to enclose the immense beauty and deep value of life and the undeniable power of love.

Great Dane Swollen Nipples

Entries silent love

of Yehoshua Kenaz
(The Giuntina)

"You can see the picture?" He opened the lock, and holding it up. This time the portrait was drawn with a few a light stroke. She was thrown on a chair, his arms dropped. His head was bent over his shoulder, his face was hidden. Under the mass of hair could only be identified in the folds of his chin, lips parted, the tip of the nose and one nostril, the wrinkles of the cheeks. Hands hanging on both sides of the chair, with delicate fingers slightly bent. Between the two edges of the robe that was open you could see a big knee, as a capital on a column whose base was the slipper. The other foot was away, peeping from under her robe. In this woman there was no sign of life. She said nothing, and he asked: "What do you say?". "It is not life," said Mrs. Moscowitz. Kagan laughed: "I call this the 'La Jolanda dormant'." "He is not sleeping, she's dead. A dead person is not." He did not answer, but looked at his picture and smiled.

Born in 1937, the Israeli writer Yehoshua Kenaz present in these pages the novel loves restoring old, is considered among the greatest in his country. He graduated from the Sorbonne, has translated the classics of French literature, is editor of the newspaper Haaretz and author of books translated worldwide .

Large master in portraying the details of the most disturbing and sometimes gory, of the human soul in this magnificent novel, yearning for its intense realism, he paints the picturesque and melancholy world has arisen within a nursing home in Tel Aviv, geographic location, which, however, loses its importance, overwhelmed by the pace hospice and its inhabitants, each one in its own way, to win a corner and living, albeit fleeting, pleasure.

hospitalized for different cases, some hopeless, guests experience a nostalgic and grotesque their size, detached from reality and constructed of re-enactments and regret, but also for the girls talk of rivalry, envy, jealousy, rebellion, by a strange madness the most unexpected colors, and the darkness, intermittent appearance of death.

protagonist of the story, Yolanda Moscowitz, one of the few destined to return home, does not take its natural condition of aging, but try to hide the signs rigged flashy and vulgar manner, provoking criticism and ambiguous reactions. His brief encounter, and vaguely disturbing misunderstanding with Lazar Kagan, a noted artist hospitalized after an accident, will end in an abyss of anguish and sadness.

The polished sarcasm Jolanda sometimes clashes with the roommate and the hospice staff, and his nostalgia for a lost freedom now encourages the efforts of those who, even in a place where death looms did not scruple to draw income. She and other guests are the real and gloomy picture of old age meant as loneliness, distress and anxious waiting for the end, the elements that make people vulnerable and easily affordable by those who can benefit from it.

The world portrayed by Yehoshua Kenaz, sharp and scary, describes with great clarity the lives of human beings destroyed by the passage of years, but at the same time accusing the indifference of society towards them, which assists without reacting to their decline and leaves they become the prey of those, and there are many, hiding behind a false solidarity and ostentatious, prove totally devoid of moral law.

Great Dane Swollen Nipples

Entries silent love

of Yehoshua Kenaz
(The Giuntina)

"You can see the picture?" He opened the lock, and holding it up. This time the portrait was drawn with a few a light stroke. She was thrown on a chair, his arms dropped. His head was bent over his shoulder, his face was hidden. Under the mass of hair could only be identified in the folds of his chin, lips parted, the tip of the nose and one nostril, the wrinkles of the cheeks. Hands hanging on both sides of the chair, with delicate fingers slightly bent. Between the two edges of the robe that was open you could see a big knee, as a capital on a column whose base was the slipper. The other foot was away, peeping from under her robe. In this woman there was no sign of life. She said nothing, and he asked: "What do you say?". "It is not life," said Mrs. Moscowitz. Kagan laughed: "I call this the 'La Jolanda dormant'." "He is not sleeping, she's dead. A dead person is not." He did not answer, but looked at his picture and smiled.

Born in 1937, the Israeli writer Yehoshua Kenaz present in these pages the novel loves restoring old, is considered among the greatest in his country. He graduated from the Sorbonne, has translated the classics of French literature, is editor of the newspaper Haaretz and author of books translated worldwide .

Large master in portraying the details of the most disturbing and sometimes gory, of the human soul in this magnificent novel, yearning for its intense realism, he paints the picturesque and melancholy world has arisen within a nursing home in Tel Aviv, geographic location, which, however, loses its importance, overwhelmed by the pace hospice and its inhabitants, each one in its own way, to win a corner and living, albeit fleeting, pleasure.

hospitalized for different cases, some hopeless, guests experience a nostalgic and grotesque their size, detached from reality and constructed of re-enactments and regret, but also for the girls talk of rivalry, envy, jealousy, rebellion, by a strange madness the most unexpected colors, and the darkness, intermittent appearance of death.

protagonist of the story, Yolanda Moscowitz, one of the few destined to return home, does not take its natural condition of aging, but try to hide the signs rigged flashy and vulgar manner, provoking criticism and ambiguous reactions. His brief encounter, and vaguely disturbing misunderstanding with Lazar Kagan, a noted artist hospitalized after an accident, will end in an abyss of anguish and sadness.

The polished sarcasm Jolanda sometimes clashes with the roommate and the hospice staff, and his nostalgia for a lost freedom now encourages the efforts of those who, even in a place where death looms did not scruple to draw income. She and other guests are the real and gloomy picture of old age meant as loneliness, distress and anxious waiting for the end, the elements that make people vulnerable and easily affordable by those who can benefit from it.

The world portrayed by Yehoshua Kenaz, sharp and scary, describes with great clarity the lives of human beings destroyed by the passage of years, but at the same time accusing the indifference of society towards them, which assists without reacting to their decline and leaves they become the prey of those, and there are many, hiding behind a false solidarity and ostentatious, prove totally devoid of moral law.

Kirkland Garbage Bags

2009 Italy Jewish Guide

( Meyer Piha Publisher)

Deeper in the intricate ways of the books, it is not uncommon to meet people and discover surprising, sometimes, those places that left their mark on history. Beyond the travel literature, where an expert reader knows where to find your way in search, there are areas seemingly more "tourist" but that, as careful observers, will reveal new and fascinating theme trails.

Now, I do not know the intentions of Meyer Piha, a small publisher of Milan is not new to large enterprises, and I can not say if his Italy Jewish Guide, now available in 2009, is intended more to a Jewish audience that wish to be informed wherever they are, or of different origin but motivated to learn a large and important part of Italian culture and history.

But any distinction would be unnecessary, since this gives to anyone who is moved by curiosity and respect among the Italian regions, all information, directions, routes and addresses in order to know the 'Jewish' in its evocative beauty and believe me, you'll be amazed at how much you do not know Italy. City as Rome, Florence, Trieste, Venice, Mantua or Casale Monferrato will appear throughout the splendor that the Jewish presence has resulted in their walls, and you can take along a magnificent artistic and cultural, through the streets, palaces, ancient ghettos, synagogues, museums, shops of yesterday and today, art galleries, bookstores, cafes and restaurants but also where, between history and tradition, kosher kitchen has met with regional Italian cuisine.

Edit text in both Italian and English and also available in CD-ROM, the guide contains all the information about the Italian Jewish communities, places of religious worship CHARACTERISTICS, institutions and cultural centers. It 'available in some libraries, but you can buy it directly from the web at http://www.italyjewishguide.it/buy_it.html or by contacting the publisher at hbd@katamail.com

Kirkland Garbage Bags

2009 Italy Jewish Guide

( Meyer Piha Publisher)

Deeper in the intricate ways of the books, it is not uncommon to meet people and discover surprising, sometimes, those places that left their mark on history. Beyond the travel literature, where an expert reader knows where to find your way in search, there are areas seemingly more "tourist" but that, as careful observers, will reveal new and fascinating theme trails.

Now, I do not know the intentions of Meyer Piha, a small publisher of Milan is not new to large enterprises, and I can not say if his Italy Jewish Guide, now available in 2009, is intended more to a Jewish audience that wish to be informed wherever they are, or of different origin but motivated to learn a large and important part of Italian culture and history.

But any distinction would be unnecessary, since this gives to anyone who is moved by curiosity and respect among the Italian regions, all information, directions, routes and addresses in order to know the 'Jewish' in its evocative beauty and believe me, you'll be amazed at how much you do not know Italy. City as Rome, Florence, Trieste, Venice, Mantua or Casale Monferrato will appear throughout the splendor that the Jewish presence has resulted in their walls, and you can take along a magnificent artistic and cultural, through the streets, palaces, ancient ghettos, synagogues, museums, shops of yesterday and today, art galleries, bookstores, cafes and restaurants but also where, between history and tradition, kosher kitchen has met with regional Italian cuisine.

Edit text in both Italian and English and also available in CD-ROM, the guide contains all the information about the Italian Jewish communities, places of religious worship CHARACTERISTICS, institutions and cultural centers. It 'available in some libraries, but you can buy it directly from the web at http://www.italyjewishguide.it/buy_it.html or by contacting the publisher at hbd@katamail.com

» Tom Et Lola «

Milena Kafka's friend

of Margarete Buber-Neumann (Adelphi)


The day before yesterday has died in a sanatorium in Klosterneuburg near Kierling Vienna, Dr. Franz Kafka, a German writer lived in Prague. You knew him in a few, since he was a hermit, a wise man frightened by life. It was far-sighted, too wise to live and too weak to fight. He saw the world with such clarity and precision by not being able to endure, having to die, he will not he allowed loopholes, it was not saved as many other refugees in some intellectual confusion that was noble. He was a man and an artist with a conscience so scrupulous that remain vigilant, even where others, deaf felt safe .

is a flame, which I've never seen
( Franz Kafka to Milena )

The unique friendship between Margarete Buber-Neumann and Milena Jesenko began in 1940, the women's concentration camp of Ravensbrück, where Miles is imprisoned for his anti-Nazi activities, and Margarete, wife of the German Communist Heinz Neumann, was doubly persecuted by the Soviets and the Nazis. Theirs is not an easy situation, but the innate and spontaneous vivacity of Milena is able to deepen the friendly affection between the two. Clandestine night meetings, short walks between the barracks and barbed wire, small gifts and gestures of mutual solidarity transform their imprisonment in a unique, sincere and loyal friendship, Milena dreams that continue to see a future of freedom, for which plans to write a book with her friend to tell the infernal mechanism of the field.

daughter of a famous cosmetic surgeon, Milena attended the Women of Minerva Prague, beginning to create that identity as an intellectual maverick, emancipated and vaguely "feminist" that characterize his every action. After high school, becomes doctor as he would like his father but, attracted by German and Jewish writers and scholars, conducts a free and bohemian and falls in love Ernst Polack. To escape his father, that prohibits this report, the two marry and flee to Vienna, but the erotic and sexual promiscuity him, that was widespread in the intellectual, destroys the harmony of marriage, and leads to use of Milena drugs.

With a husband who does not want more, and a father who has divorced, she, among other works, he began to write articles, laying the foundation to his career as a journalist, and to translate from German translations and these will be meet them Franz Kafka.

Their love is intense, passionate but difficult, contrasted the difference of ages and personalities of the two but also by the disease he will meet a few times and will continue between letters and telegrams to full strength, sought and decided by Kafka , in which she recounts in the letters written to Max Brod. A love that never ends for Miles, although she has subsequently other men and a daughter, pursue a career in journalism and become the first active and militant communist, expelled from the party, they pledge themselves to oppose the most of the racial persecution of the Nazis .

Milena died in 1944 at age 48, his project of writing a book together with Margarete a book to witness the horror of the concentration camps will not come true, but ask her friend to tell her life.

and Margarita, after more than 30 years, this book will publish in 1977, rebuilding with historical accuracy and literary, but also with the enthusiasm of a friend, the dramatic life of Milena Jesenko, the woman we all know as the recipient love letters of Franz Kafka, among the finest that have been written in the twentieth century.

» Tom Et Lola «

Milena Kafka's friend

of Margarete Buber-Neumann (Adelphi)


The day before yesterday has died in a sanatorium in Klosterneuburg near Kierling Vienna, Dr. Franz Kafka, a German writer lived in Prague. You knew him in a few, since he was a hermit, a wise man frightened by life. It was far-sighted, too wise to live and too weak to fight. He saw the world with such clarity and precision by not being able to endure, having to die, he will not he allowed loopholes, it was not saved as many other refugees in some intellectual confusion that was noble. He was a man and an artist with a conscience so scrupulous that remain vigilant, even where others, deaf felt safe .

is a flame, which I've never seen
( Franz Kafka to Milena )

The unique friendship between Margarete Buber-Neumann and Milena Jesenko began in 1940, the women's concentration camp of Ravensbrück, where Miles is imprisoned for his anti-Nazi activities, and Margarete, wife of the German Communist Heinz Neumann, was doubly persecuted by the Soviets and the Nazis. Theirs is not an easy situation, but the innate and spontaneous vivacity of Milena is able to deepen the friendly affection between the two. Clandestine night meetings, short walks between the barracks and barbed wire, small gifts and gestures of mutual solidarity transform their imprisonment in a unique, sincere and loyal friendship, Milena dreams that continue to see a future of freedom, for which plans to write a book with her friend to tell the infernal mechanism of the field.

daughter of a famous cosmetic surgeon, Milena attended the Women of Minerva Prague, beginning to create that identity as an intellectual maverick, emancipated and vaguely "feminist" that characterize his every action. After high school, becomes doctor as he would like his father but, attracted by German and Jewish writers and scholars, conducts a free and bohemian and falls in love Ernst Polack. To escape his father, that prohibits this report, the two marry and flee to Vienna, but the erotic and sexual promiscuity him, that was widespread in the intellectual, destroys the harmony of marriage, and leads to use of Milena drugs.

With a husband who does not want more, and a father who has divorced, she, among other works, he began to write articles, laying the foundation to his career as a journalist, and to translate from German translations and these will be meet them Franz Kafka.

Their love is intense, passionate but difficult, contrasted the difference of ages and personalities of the two but also by the disease he will meet a few times and will continue between letters and telegrams to full strength, sought and decided by Kafka , in which she recounts in the letters written to Max Brod. A love that never ends for Miles, although she has subsequently other men and a daughter, pursue a career in journalism and become the first active and militant communist, expelled from the party, they pledge themselves to oppose the most of the racial persecution of the Nazis .

Milena died in 1944 at age 48, his project of writing a book together with Margarete a book to witness the horror of the concentration camps will not come true, but ask her friend to tell her life.

and Margarita, after more than 30 years, this book will publish in 1977, rebuilding with historical accuracy and literary, but also with the enthusiasm of a friend, the dramatic life of Milena Jesenko, the woman we all know as the recipient love letters of Franz Kafka, among the finest that have been written in the twentieth century.

How To Wish An Ex Happy Bday

Oscar et la Dame Rose

of Eric Emmanuel Schmitt
(Albin Michel Editeur)

Born in 1960, the French writer and playwright Eric Emmanuel Schmitt that here have already met with the funny and terrible double portrait of Hitler in "The the other hand, is the author of many of the most frequently performed theater pieces in Europe.

His ability to observe events and people from different points of view totally unedited, infuse your writing with an emotional force, due both to know how to portray in detail the darkest and deepest feelings, both to catch every detail of the soul human, revealing the secrets, desires, doubts.

With an engaging style and devoid of deliberate tragedy, he touches the mysterious entity from which the man has always intrigued and scared at the same time: love, hate, life and death.

Oscar, the protagonist of this short theatrical text, is a ten year old boy suffering from leukemia and sentenced to death, which came to his last days and without any hope, is aware of the imminence of death.

Unable to talk about his imminent end because of the useless game of adults who pretend to "know nothing" forcing also, in turn, to pretend, Oscar now knows he has only a short time before him, insufficient to understand even a little of the mystery of life, and is forced to spend his hours in solitude, in the hospital where he is detained, supporting his despite the inability of the "big" to respond to his questions and to accompany it with serenity in his latest trip.

The only person who can help him and understand his desires, is the mysterious old lady in pink , who with his great strength and will to love Oscar donate to the joy of living in the days when life is leaving him.

To answer the questions, too late, fill the mind of Oscar, she proposes a game: write a letter to God every day, imagining that the time expands up to ten years. Oscar And so, day after day, will be able to live the life that he was denied, imagining twenty, thirty, forty, fifty years, through the experiences made by their imagination and their desire for knowledge.

Will it understand, in his few years, the great mysteries of life, suffering, and the joy of the wonderful sweetness of love, until the tenth day when, come to one hundred and ten years, Oscar falls asleep, leaving a note on the bedside table: " Only God has the right to wake .

How To Wish An Ex Happy Bday

Oscar et la Dame Rose

of Eric Emmanuel Schmitt
(Albin Michel Editeur)

Born in 1960, the French writer and playwright Eric Emmanuel Schmitt that here have already met with the funny and terrible double portrait of Hitler in "The the other hand, is the author of many of the most frequently performed theater pieces in Europe.

His ability to observe events and people from different points of view totally unedited, infuse your writing with an emotional force, due both to know how to portray in detail the darkest and deepest feelings, both to catch every detail of the soul human, revealing the secrets, desires, doubts.

With an engaging style and devoid of deliberate tragedy, he touches the mysterious entity from which the man has always intrigued and scared at the same time: love, hate, life and death.

Oscar, the protagonist of this short theatrical text, is a ten year old boy suffering from leukemia and sentenced to death, which came to his last days and without any hope, is aware of the imminence of death.

Unable to talk about his imminent end because of the useless game of adults who pretend to "know nothing" forcing also, in turn, to pretend, Oscar now knows he has only a short time before him, insufficient to understand even a little of the mystery of life, and is forced to spend his hours in solitude, in the hospital where he is detained, supporting his despite the inability of the "big" to respond to his questions and to accompany it with serenity in his latest trip.

The only person who can help him and understand his desires, is the mysterious old lady in pink , who with his great strength and will to love Oscar donate to the joy of living in the days when life is leaving him.

To answer the questions, too late, fill the mind of Oscar, she proposes a game: write a letter to God every day, imagining that the time expands up to ten years. Oscar And so, day after day, will be able to live the life that he was denied, imagining twenty, thirty, forty, fifty years, through the experiences made by their imagination and their desire for knowledge.

Will it understand, in his few years, the great mysteries of life, suffering, and the joy of the wonderful sweetness of love, until the tenth day when, come to one hundred and ten years, Oscar falls asleep, leaving a note on the bedside table: " Only God has the right to wake .

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Entropy & synchronicities

Staff Tobia Rava
by Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery
Milan

will continue until January 30, 2009 , the new staff Venetian artist Tobia Rava entitled Entropy & synchronicities , staged by Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery Milan.

exhibition space Milanese Via Santa Marta 15 , Tobia Rava has placed his most recent works, acrylic on canvas of various sizes and resin sculptures, depicting architecture and impressive views, woods, forests and animals, complicated watches and mechanical construction, all characterized, as always, the presence of numbers and letters of the Hebrew alphabet, which then condense in the forms in place of spot colors and designed with great clarity and precision, giving rise to multiple shades of color.

The artist combines his work in the literal language of logic and mathematics, giving rise to third figurative language, author of a reconstruction and representation of "art" of the mystery of the universe, derived from Jewish mysticism to the effect that the Essence of Divine, before the creation, provide for the Hebrew alphabet as a "project" of a world not yet exist.

The works produced by Tobia Rava, consisting of shapes, colors, letters and numbers and symbols that reveal quell'intrico endless lies, anyway, over every aspect of reality and, as written by Maria Luisa Trevisan in the critical text, show the absolute value of memory Historical towards the future. The very title of the exhibition refers to the synchronic thinking of the Jewish tradition, whereby the past, through memory, lives in a fascinating mix this time, the artist not only receives, but can transform into images.

In the paintings, the arrangement of the letters are almost never random, but you will find meaningful sequences of words and figures that offer a true "reading" a work of art, and the message it contained.

The exhibition is accompanied by a beautiful catalog in which the texts of Amos Luzzatto, a Nadine Shenkar of Maria Luisa Trevisan and Arturo Schwarz will introduce us to the mysteries of gematria, the Jewish discipline that links the letters to their numeric value.

Born in Padua, an expert on Jewish culture and mathematical logic, Tobia Rava has a degree in semiotics of the arts in Bologna, where he studied under Umberto Eco, Renato Barilli, Omar Calabrese and Flavio Caroli. He has exhibited in Europe and America, and his works are found all over the world, public and private collections.

Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery Milano - Via Santa Marta 15 (San Maurilio) - Milan

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Entropy & synchronicities

Staff Tobia Rava
by Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery
Milan

will continue until January 30, 2009 , the new staff Venetian artist Tobia Rava entitled Entropy & synchronicities , staged by Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery Milan.

exhibition space Milanese Via Santa Marta 15 , Tobia Rava has placed his most recent works, acrylic on canvas of various sizes and resin sculptures, depicting architecture and impressive views, woods, forests and animals, complicated watches and mechanical construction, all characterized, as always, the presence of numbers and letters of the Hebrew alphabet, which then condense in the forms in place of spot colors and designed with great clarity and precision, giving rise to multiple shades of color.

The artist combines his work in the literal language of logic and mathematics, giving rise to third figurative language, author of a reconstruction and representation of "art" of the mystery of the universe, derived from Jewish mysticism to the effect that the Essence of Divine, before the creation, provide for the Hebrew alphabet as a "project" of a world not yet exist.

The works produced by Tobia Rava, consisting of shapes, colors, letters and numbers and symbols that reveal quell'intrico endless lies, anyway, over every aspect of reality and, as written by Maria Luisa Trevisan in the critical text, show the absolute value of memory Historical towards the future. The very title of the exhibition refers to the synchronic thinking of the Jewish tradition, whereby the past, through memory, lives in a fascinating mix this time, the artist not only receives, but can transform into images.

In the paintings, the arrangement of the letters are almost never random, but you will find meaningful sequences of words and figures that offer a true "reading" a work of art, and the message it contained.

The exhibition is accompanied by a beautiful catalog in which the texts of Amos Luzzatto, a Nadine Shenkar of Maria Luisa Trevisan and Arturo Schwarz will introduce us to the mysteries of gematria, the Jewish discipline that links the letters to their numeric value.

Born in Padua, an expert on Jewish culture and mathematical logic, Tobia Rava has a degree in semiotics of the arts in Bologna, where he studied under Umberto Eco, Renato Barilli, Omar Calabrese and Flavio Caroli. He has exhibited in Europe and America, and his works are found all over the world, public and private collections.

Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery Milano - Via Santa Marta 15 (San Maurilio) - Milan

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The mountain flying

of Christoph Ransmayer
(Feltrinelli)

Infinitely long, the length of eternity
the top of Phura-Ri was hiding
between ice clouds, including plumes of crystal
in the last agonizing hours ascension seemed
even that you portray in front of us, when
finalment showed almost mocking
a dome gleaming in the sun low in the afternoon,
ever more distant
shone through the clouds for
time for some painful breaths
and immediately disappeared,
front of each of our steps retreated
to the increasingly dark blue of the sky, then in black

menacing universe that began to fall on us
through torn curtains of ice.
And when at last the whole sky was torn
and lit and darkened,
except that monstrous tower of clouds to the north-west,
more if we knew not, raising or lowering his eyes,
saw flickering light sources,
star-like, just exploded, because up there, so high,
height and depth
became a single, indistinguishable thing.
and stare at each other
stared and stared at the height and depth
and breathing hard, panting, gasping,
felt like the snowy ground
gave way beneath our feet
and then began to slowly sloping
and again become increasingly steep:
we had reached the summit.

The horrors of the ice and darkness , the first novel by Christoph Ransmayer , ethnologist and philosopher, and unconsciously, poet, one of the most interesting signatures in the region of literature of our time, in 1984, and marks the beginning of his collaboration with Hans Magnus Enzensberger , from which he was called just after this publication.
And working with him in drafting the volume Das Wasserzeichen der Poesie, began his passion for the poet Ovid , whose exile he dedicated his most famous novel to date, The extreme world. Chistophe Ransmayer has won several awards, including, in 2007, of 'Heinrich Boll Preis.

His writing is poetic and introspective, full of complex psychological and evocative symbols, the haughty and dominating presence of the mountains in his work takes on a dimension of great sanctity, separate upper and inaccessible.

By choice of the author, the text of the book is presented in the typeface of the flag on the left, a purely aesthetic, he reminds us, is not reserved exclusively to poetry and anyone who can use them. But unwittingly, this graphic makes the reader follow a sort of rhythm lyric inner, taking pictures and details in the prose that sometimes go unnoticed, turning the narrative into a poem and accentuating the drama and pathos.

background of the novel, the mountains of Tibet, the world beautiful and terrible, ice rock and reaching out to the incredible blue sky. A place unimaginable and charming, attractive and dangerous, the people, nomads austere and wise, they look with fear and trembling, aware of un'inviolabilità fatal when transgressed.

But what is the irresistible force that leads the two protagonists, the narrator and his brother Liam , one a driver who has spent his life in the heart of the ships and the other a computer scientist who builds layouts and digital Irish lives as a hermit on an island, communicating with the outside world via email? If you are Liam

first, the experienced climber of the cliffs of Ireland to take flight to Tibet bringing with him the brother, who prefers the quiet to climbing reckless love of Nyemo tent, the young mother back from the Chinese persecution of Tibet that took away her husband, then we will see a reversal of roles, where his brother Liam is the most determined not want nell'audace desist and reckless decision to conquer the summit of Mountain Flying, seen for the first time long ago, in a rainy night, Liam turned on the monitor in the dark of Ireland.

parties despite the warnings, stopped for two days by a sudden storm and the discomfort of his brother Liam, in their eyes the top of the mysterious Phura -Ri, Mountain Flying, as it had been Moby Dick for the sailors of whaling Melville, will become a challenge impossible, so indispensable as lethal. Because the mountain is alive, free and immortal, and it may happen that take flight, disappearing from view and rising in the sky ... then return, perhaps in a timely manner.

A story that has some fantastic places and people as they are all real solid, and those who can touch the most intense, and mysterious, life, love, nostalgia, finding themselves, and death.

How Do You Reprogram A Clifford Car Remote?

The mountain flying

of Christoph Ransmayer
(Feltrinelli)

Infinitely long, the length of eternity
the top of Phura-Ri was hiding
between ice clouds, including plumes of crystal
in the last agonizing hours ascension seemed
even that you portray in front of us, when
finalment showed almost mocking
a dome gleaming in the sun low in the afternoon,
ever more distant
shone through the clouds for
time for some painful breaths
and immediately disappeared,
front of each of our steps retreated
to the increasingly dark blue of the sky, then in black

menacing universe that began to fall on us
through torn curtains of ice.
And when at last the whole sky was torn
and lit and darkened,
except that monstrous tower of clouds to the north-west,
more if we knew not, raising or lowering his eyes,
saw flickering light sources,
star-like, just exploded, because up there, so high,
height and depth
became a single, indistinguishable thing.
and stare at each other
stared and stared at the height and depth
and breathing hard, panting, gasping,
felt like the snowy ground
gave way beneath our feet
and then began to slowly sloping
and again become increasingly steep:
we had reached the summit.

The horrors of the ice and darkness , the first novel by Christoph Ransmayer , ethnologist and philosopher, and unconsciously, poet, one of the most interesting signatures in the region of literature of our time, in 1984, and marks the beginning of his collaboration with Hans Magnus Enzensberger , from which he was called just after this publication.
And working with him in drafting the volume Das Wasserzeichen der Poesie, began his passion for the poet Ovid , whose exile he dedicated his most famous novel to date, The extreme world. Chistophe Ransmayer has won several awards, including, in 2007, of 'Heinrich Boll Preis.

His writing is poetic and introspective, full of complex psychological and evocative symbols, the haughty and dominating presence of the mountains in his work takes on a dimension of great sanctity, separate upper and inaccessible.

By choice of the author, the text of the book is presented in the typeface of the flag on the left, a purely aesthetic, he reminds us, is not reserved exclusively to poetry and anyone who can use them. But unwittingly, this graphic makes the reader follow a sort of rhythm lyric inner, taking pictures and details in the prose that sometimes go unnoticed, turning the narrative into a poem and accentuating the drama and pathos.

background of the novel, the mountains of Tibet, the world beautiful and terrible, ice rock and reaching out to the incredible blue sky. A place unimaginable and charming, attractive and dangerous, the people, nomads austere and wise, they look with fear and trembling, aware of un'inviolabilità fatal when transgressed.

But what is the irresistible force that leads the two protagonists, the narrator and his brother Liam , one a driver who has spent his life in the heart of the ships and the other a computer scientist who builds layouts and digital Irish lives as a hermit on an island, communicating with the outside world via email? If you are Liam

first, the experienced climber of the cliffs of Ireland to take flight to Tibet bringing with him the brother, who prefers the quiet to climbing reckless love of Nyemo tent, the young mother back from the Chinese persecution of Tibet that took away her husband, then we will see a reversal of roles, where his brother Liam is the most determined not want nell'audace desist and reckless decision to conquer the summit of Mountain Flying, seen for the first time long ago, in a rainy night, Liam turned on the monitor in the dark of Ireland.

parties despite the warnings, stopped for two days by a sudden storm and the discomfort of his brother Liam, in their eyes the top of the mysterious Phura -Ri, Mountain Flying, as it had been Moby Dick for the sailors of whaling Melville, will become a challenge impossible, so indispensable as lethal. Because the mountain is alive, free and immortal, and it may happen that take flight, disappearing from view and rising in the sky ... then return, perhaps in a timely manner.

A story that has some fantastic places and people as they are all real solid, and those who can touch the most intense, and mysterious, life, love, nostalgia, finding themselves, and death.

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Nantucket

A place in the mind for a double solo exhibition spaces

Study of Guenther of Milan (Via Melzo 5), will house up to 31 January 2009, the double personal Sabina Grasso and Matteo Rubbi , we invite you to delve into the mystery with them to Nantucket metaphor inconsistent and surreal, but by the strong dream, an ideal place where the two artists have chosen to place their works.

symbol of absurdity and contradiction, Nantucket is in the eyes of Melville, and the whalers by the extremely Moby Dick, as an endless beach and no background, pure sand, surrounded by nothing, where every event happens depends solely on the magnetic and ruthless influence of the sea.

using different techniques, the two artists create and interpret the concept of detachment and withdrawal, the feelings to isolate them play in ways sometimes just barely perceptible, and their work will stop at the suggestion of state before becoming a concrete form, providing the ' impression of floating in the sea of \u200b\u200bethereal and insubstantial Nantucket.

In this exhibition, each work has its own unique range and at the same time it binds to the other, creating a strong emotional tension and amplifying the impression of the distance.

So Dojo recounts a conversation as if it were a monologue film, where the protagonist is watching us, blatant and prying is a tragic farce about the play that represents an ideal world, but isolated, where the protagonists seem inconclusive and misunderstood, in Sassi the artist portrays herself, in a sequence where the camera body and thoughts appear frozen and still waiting.

A journey in the imagination, perhaps, but above all an invitation to discover what they thought and memory are able to build.

The exhibition, with free admission, continued until January 31, 2009.

Ap Bio Lab Book Answers

Nantucket

A place in the mind for a double solo exhibition spaces

Study of Guenther of Milan (Via Melzo 5), will house up to 31 January 2009, the double personal Sabina Grasso and Matteo Rubbi , we invite you to delve into the mystery with them to Nantucket metaphor inconsistent and surreal, but by the strong dream, an ideal place where the two artists have chosen to place their works.

symbol of absurdity and contradiction, Nantucket is in the eyes of Melville, and the whalers by the extremely Moby Dick, as an endless beach and no background, pure sand, surrounded by nothing, where every event happens depends solely on the magnetic and ruthless influence of the sea.

using different techniques, the two artists create and interpret the concept of detachment and withdrawal, the feelings to isolate them play in ways sometimes just barely perceptible, and their work will stop at the suggestion of state before becoming a concrete form, providing the ' impression of floating in the sea of \u200b\u200bethereal and insubstantial Nantucket.

In this exhibition, each work has its own unique range and at the same time it binds to the other, creating a strong emotional tension and amplifying the impression of the distance.

So Dojo recounts a conversation as if it were a monologue film, where the protagonist is watching us, blatant and prying is a tragic farce about the play that represents an ideal world, but isolated, where the protagonists seem inconclusive and misunderstood, in Sassi the artist portrays herself, in a sequence where the camera body and thoughts appear frozen and still waiting.

A journey in the imagination, perhaps, but above all an invitation to discover what they thought and memory are able to build.

The exhibition, with free admission, continued until January 31, 2009.

Why Do Teeth Do Clear At Bottom

Letters of a novice

of Guido Piovene
(Bompiani)

Born in Vicenza in 1907, Guido Piovene began long young career in journalism, becoming, along with Buzzati, Orio Vergani and Montanelli, one of the most well-known signatures of the twentieth century Corriere della Sera.

author of significant works such as De America and Travel in Italy , examples of what we today call travel narrative, he devoted himself, around the '30s, to a slightly inquisitive literature, portraying the darker aspects Vicenza and ambiguous of the bourgeoisie, dominated by prejudice and hypocrisy caused by the strong influence of religious and moral doctrine of the Fascist. An ambiguity that will not spare even the writer himself: big friend of Eugenio Colorni , the noted philosopher Leibniz jew Milanese scholar and Benedetto Croce, Piovene lose this unique friendship for positively reviewed the text of the anti-Semitic journalist Telesio Hinton, a supporter of fascism and racial laws.

In spite of this reprehensible behavior, not only among the intellectuals of the time, the writings of Guido Piovene are distinguished mainly by the strong psychological introspection made in the treatment of the characters and for the analysis of a society devoid of values.

admirable example, a novice Letters was published in 1941 with great success and considerable criticism from the Catholic world, famous for the film adaptation of Alberto Lattuada .

The novel, written in epistolary form depending on the model of six to seven hundred, is the story of the novice Practice Rita, who writes to her confessor and later the first secretary of the bishop, asking for help to escape from the convent. Lazy and indolent in nature, back from a morbid affection with his mother and a romantic getaway ended with the accidental death of his companion, Rita, closed the convent to avoid the scandal, living with lies and flattery, is surrounded by people who Like you, avoiding to face the truth and do not remedy the mistakes but, selfish to the last, on the contrary tried to suppress, would go so far to commit a murder for which will be deemed insane by the courts, and died of pneumonia: I hope God understands me, will be his last words.

As the author himself says in the introduction of this indolence deal themselves, this absolute inability, perhaps intended, to know intimately, this selfishness with no way out, are the first steps towards a bad faith inevitably leads to committing the cruelest actions generated from the desire to reveal only in relation to their convenience. Evil, moreover, is latent in all of us.

The stage version of the novel by Guido Piovene held from CRT Milan Show (0289011644) until 14 December , the result of the meeting between the eclectic playwright Luca Scarlini and a beautiful actress Maria Grazia Mandruzzato , is made around the figure of the mother of Margaret that the narrator of the play traces the life of his daughter until his death in prison as a possible "showdown". In the background, the Veneto, a land of Piovene, it conjured in his melancholy landscapes of mist and green, and music by Gian Francesco Malipiero , linked in turn to this strange land.

Why Do Teeth Do Clear At Bottom

Letters of a novice

of Guido Piovene
(Bompiani)

Born in Vicenza in 1907, Guido Piovene began long young career in journalism, becoming, along with Buzzati, Orio Vergani and Montanelli, one of the most well-known signatures of the twentieth century Corriere della Sera.

author of significant works such as De America and Travel in Italy , examples of what we today call travel narrative, he devoted himself, around the '30s, to a slightly inquisitive literature, portraying the darker aspects Vicenza and ambiguous of the bourgeoisie, dominated by prejudice and hypocrisy caused by the strong influence of religious and moral doctrine of the Fascist. An ambiguity that will not spare even the writer himself: big friend of Eugenio Colorni , the noted philosopher Leibniz jew Milanese scholar and Benedetto Croce, Piovene lose this unique friendship for positively reviewed the text of the anti-Semitic journalist Telesio Hinton, a supporter of fascism and racial laws.

In spite of this reprehensible behavior, not only among the intellectuals of the time, the writings of Guido Piovene are distinguished mainly by the strong psychological introspection made in the treatment of the characters and for the analysis of a society devoid of values.

admirable example, a novice Letters was published in 1941 with great success and considerable criticism from the Catholic world, famous for the film adaptation of Alberto Lattuada .

The novel, written in epistolary form depending on the model of six to seven hundred, is the story of the novice Practice Rita, who writes to her confessor and later the first secretary of the bishop, asking for help to escape from the convent. Lazy and indolent in nature, back from a morbid affection with his mother and a romantic getaway ended with the accidental death of his companion, Rita, closed the convent to avoid the scandal, living with lies and flattery, is surrounded by people who Like you, avoiding to face the truth and do not remedy the mistakes but, selfish to the last, on the contrary tried to suppress, would go so far to commit a murder for which will be deemed insane by the courts, and died of pneumonia: I hope God understands me, will be his last words.

As the author himself says in the introduction of this indolence deal themselves, this absolute inability, perhaps intended, to know intimately, this selfishness with no way out, are the first steps towards a bad faith inevitably leads to committing the cruelest actions generated from the desire to reveal only in relation to their convenience. Evil, moreover, is latent in all of us.

The stage version of the novel by Guido Piovene held from CRT Milan Show (0289011644) until 14 December , the result of the meeting between the eclectic playwright Luca Scarlini and a beautiful actress Maria Grazia Mandruzzato , is made around the figure of the mother of Margaret that the narrator of the play traces the life of his daughter until his death in prison as a possible "showdown". In the background, the Veneto, a land of Piovene, it conjured in his melancholy landscapes of mist and green, and music by Gian Francesco Malipiero , linked in turn to this strange land.

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Back From 5 to 8 December for the seventh time in Palazzo dei Congressi lettarario Roman appointment that each year attracts tens of thousands of visitors More Books, More Free , with over 400 000 exhibitors, over 200 events scheduled between presentations, conferences, meetings and debates, and a beautiful special guest, the literature of ' Latin America.

The labyrinthine path of the fair is facilitated by a series of thematic trails that weave through the streets of the literature with content bind to it. Particularly interesting is the meeting point between literature, events and history , culminating in the Italian Diary of Enzo Siciliano, a posthumous work of the great twentieth century writer.

space to poetry with the revelations of mythical characters such as Filippo Tommaso Marinetti and Gianni Tot i, and the voices of the poets of today, presented by Maria Luisa Spaziani and Vito Riviello. Success continues to rise to the yellow and the noir, discussed during two meetings on realism and fiction in the novel noir and Italian Taste of crime in the company of Marino Sinibaldi Paolo Zaccagnini and .

voices of the great Italian fiction come to life with Alberto Moravia told by Dacia Maraini The last interview I and Luigi Malerba in the collection of interviews words in the wind, while Monia and bechamel Paul Izzo , today's voice, will come alive with the words of Valerio Mastrandrea .

to discuss a film and theater, unable to exist without the written word, Pupi Avati
talks with Tullio Kezich , Hugh Gregory with Adriana Innocenti, Rocco Papaleo Toni and Bulgarian propose their Electrocardiogram-stories music and voices.

Special guest on the occasion of the first project Libros de Tierra Latin America, literature, yet little known in South America, at the exhibition in the person of established authors and newcomers to witness the great value of Latin American culture. Among other
, Jorge Volpi, a Mexican Grinzane Cavour 2001, the Colombian Hector Abad , 1981 national award for the story, and Dario Jaramillo, considered among the greatest romantic poets of the twentieth century, the writer and playwright Peruvian Santiago Roncagliolo The Bolivian Pedro Shimose , Premio Nacional de Cultura 1989, and Brazil's Maria Theophilo candidate for the Nobel Prize.

Spazioblog devoted five meetings to the new technology, literature, and the virtual world of literature will be present at the fair with Secondlife. More free books

takes place from 5 to 8 December at the Palazzo dei Congressi in Rome in time 10/21, for information and program details visit www.piulibripiuliberi.it

Sentinel 2010 Emulator

More More free books

Back From 5 to 8 December for the seventh time in Palazzo dei Congressi lettarario Roman appointment that each year attracts tens of thousands of visitors More Books, More Free , with over 400 000 exhibitors, over 200 events scheduled between presentations, conferences, meetings and debates, and a beautiful special guest, the literature of ' Latin America.

The labyrinthine path of the fair is facilitated by a series of thematic trails that weave through the streets of the literature with content bind to it. Particularly interesting is the meeting point between literature, events and history , culminating in the Italian Diary of Enzo Siciliano, a posthumous work of the great twentieth century writer.

space to poetry with the revelations of mythical characters such as Filippo Tommaso Marinetti and Gianni Tot i, and the voices of the poets of today, presented by Maria Luisa Spaziani and Vito Riviello. Success continues to rise to the yellow and the noir, discussed during two meetings on realism and fiction in the novel noir and Italian Taste of crime in the company of Marino Sinibaldi Paolo Zaccagnini and .

voices of the great Italian fiction come to life with Alberto Moravia told by Dacia Maraini The last interview I and Luigi Malerba in the collection of interviews words in the wind, while Monia and bechamel Paul Izzo , today's voice, will come alive with the words of Valerio Mastrandrea .

to discuss a film and theater, unable to exist without the written word, Pupi Avati
talks with Tullio Kezich , Hugh Gregory with Adriana Innocenti, Rocco Papaleo Toni and Bulgarian propose their Electrocardiogram-stories music and voices.

Special guest on the occasion of the first project Libros de Tierra Latin America, literature, yet little known in South America, at the exhibition in the person of established authors and newcomers to witness the great value of Latin American culture. Among other
, Jorge Volpi, a Mexican Grinzane Cavour 2001, the Colombian Hector Abad , 1981 national award for the story, and Dario Jaramillo, considered among the greatest romantic poets of the twentieth century, the writer and playwright Peruvian Santiago Roncagliolo The Bolivian Pedro Shimose , Premio Nacional de Cultura 1989, and Brazil's Maria Theophilo candidate for the Nobel Prize.

Spazioblog devoted five meetings to the new technology, literature, and the virtual world of literature will be present at the fair with Secondlife. More free books

takes place from 5 to 8 December at the Palazzo dei Congressi in Rome in time 10/21, for information and program details visit www.piulibripiuliberi.it

Denise-milani Toopless

Camera Obscura

of These Latowicki
(Solomon Belforte Editore)

At three in the morning I looked
for the whole bed, I looked
between tiles,
I looked under the mat

until the staircase light is extinguished.

These Latowicki , 32, was born and lives in Tel Aviv.
a degree in Hebrew literature at Ben Gurion airport to Jerusalem where he now is a researcher, was the guest last September at the Literature Festival of Mantua.

His verses have already been published on the web, particularly on the site Shireshet periodicals, literary, and included in anthologies. Translated into English, Polish and Italian, appear in the collection " Strong as death is love ", also present in these pages, also published by Belforte and curated by Sara Ferrari, who has also translated This first collection of poems by the young Israeli poet.

Camera Obscura is a small volume, which contained 16 poems are characterized by extreme immediacy, sometimes poignant shots that reveal unexpected and daring, and ruthless with photographic clarity, those recurring elements in the verses, and in life, the poet, the earth, love, conflict, and loneliness. With his poetry, simple and direct, she is able split into frames of reality and crystallize it in words, transforming them into scenes of great emotional force. The love theme, always manifests itself detached from emotion, and human experience becomes pure, instinctive, primal, complementary to the suffering and anguish.

With regard to the difficult political situation in Israel, the poet, as often happens at home, transforms his poems in a medium of protest, the strong showing of hardship people faced with a conflict to which she obliged and infinite, almost with horror, he realizes to be accustomed, and face, where it is most probable, the dark manipulation of the Holocaust in which a policy is not properly correct, sometimes arrives.

The body, the first star of the poetry of such, reveals more and more restless in its nature and fragile, full of suffering and passion, and the beautiful and dramatic backdrop of Tel Aviv city paints a cold, hard, unclean and chaotic, but perhaps for this reason love.

Denise-milani Toopless

Camera Obscura

of These Latowicki
(Solomon Belforte Editore)

At three in the morning I looked
for the whole bed, I looked
between tiles,
I looked under the mat

until the staircase light is extinguished.

These Latowicki , 32, was born and lives in Tel Aviv.
a degree in Hebrew literature at Ben Gurion airport to Jerusalem where he now is a researcher, was the guest last September at the Literature Festival of Mantua.

His verses have already been published on the web, particularly on the site Shireshet periodicals, literary, and included in anthologies. Translated into English, Polish and Italian, appear in the collection " Strong as death is love ", also present in these pages, also published by Belforte and curated by Sara Ferrari, who has also translated This first collection of poems by the young Israeli poet.

Camera Obscura is a small volume, which contained 16 poems are characterized by extreme immediacy, sometimes poignant shots that reveal unexpected and daring, and ruthless with photographic clarity, those recurring elements in the verses, and in life, the poet, the earth, love, conflict, and loneliness. With his poetry, simple and direct, she is able split into frames of reality and crystallize it in words, transforming them into scenes of great emotional force. The love theme, always manifests itself detached from emotion, and human experience becomes pure, instinctive, primal, complementary to the suffering and anguish.

With regard to the difficult political situation in Israel, the poet, as often happens at home, transforms his poems in a medium of protest, the strong showing of hardship people faced with a conflict to which she obliged and infinite, almost with horror, he realizes to be accustomed, and face, where it is most probable, the dark manipulation of the Holocaust in which a policy is not properly correct, sometimes arrives.

The body, the first star of the poetry of such, reveals more and more restless in its nature and fragile, full of suffering and passion, and the beautiful and dramatic backdrop of Tel Aviv city paints a cold, hard, unclean and chaotic, but perhaps for this reason love.