Friday, June 26, 2009

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Adventures of swing with the sledge: the sledog

Among the sports that are proving most successful in recent years is the sledog: This is an enjoyable sport, fun and practical at all levels, both amateur and competitive.
The term "sledog" comes from the sled (sled) and dog (dog) and indicates a sport that involves humans, dogs and love for nature. Surrounded by pine woods, in nature where silence reigns, surrounded by breathtaking scenery and above all, far from city stress, it will seem to come suddenly in a novel by Jack London. The sleedog is not just a sport but a real sensory experience: whiz on the snow pulled by a pack of dogs will put you in contact with the wildest and most intimate of yourself sharpening the senses. Experience for everyone, including children, just be ready to take on a practice as old as impressive in contact with nature and with wonderful sled dogs. The sport of
sleedog bases its origin in the desolate and inaccessible polar regions of Alaska, where dog sleds were the only possible means of transport. In Europe, the sport comes in the late sixties, has since quickly spread through clubs and schools who practice it with great success. The clothing is best suited to ski, go a good suit and a windbreaker, sturdy gloves, hat and comfortable walking shoes. In the United States is held every year, the mythical Iditaroad ", in memory of 1925 when a group of dogs covered in rolling over 1092 miles to deliver diphtheria serum developed in the Inuit village of Nome. In honor of the head outline Balto who first came to the name by the vaccine, in Central Park in New York was erected a bronze statue of the dog on which is engraved the inscription "strength, loyalty, intelligence." The
sleedog is a sport with a high aerobic component similar to cross-country, the benefits are in cardiovascular, respiratory muscle. This sport can improve the muscle tone of the legs. The positive effects are due to the technique of pedaling (like a scooter), which consists of pushing actively when necessary, the sleigh. The muscles of the limbs if there is more work to overcome the unevenness of the track, the stage is thrust forward and tone the muscles of the buttocks. Like all long duration in time, low-intensity stress, improves cardiac efficiency by stimulating the heart's ability to pump blood vessels and in a circle, spraying fabrics, is the enhanced ability to vent air and oxygen continuously improving respiratory capacity Overall and individual breaths. Facing even counter-curves and turns, it takes a good muscle tone.,
There are many disadvantages, being a physical activity is not exaggerated, however, are not uncommon pains in the muscles and joints, especially the first few times and some bruising from the fall ...!

Thursday, April 30, 2009

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The other half of the book-illustrators Show



A Sant'Ippolito, April 5, was inaugurated an exhibition, interesting because it contains numerous illustrations Italian. Significantly, given the collective title "the other half of the book that emphasizes well the value of the image on the success of an editorial product, but the caption opens with a paradox, "professionals and artists ..." because the decision to separate the artist from the seller? the artist can not be a professional? So when an artist becomes a professional? According to the usual definition, a professional is one who exercises his profession in front of a qualification, in this case an art school or academy for which the state legally recognizes an institution of representation. In theory, therefore, any person who comes out of these schools is considered a professional in a position to produce art. If a point of view of legal certainty that would be fair and simple, in terms of quality and artistic value of this criterion jumps. The libraries are inundated with books, published by major publishing houses, of little artistic interest. Roberto Innocenti's case strongly at odds with the publishing house Einaudi shows how being an artist is recognized and acknowledged by the editors is extremely difficult. Publishers should be able to identify quality artists, promoting them and be able to isolate and discard artists of little value. Perhaps marketing has invaded the field of art, who decides the fate of an illustrator often completely ignores what is a job "done on purpose." If we enter school in publishing, where authors of the books are teachers, and they deserve the choice of James 'right', the damage will be irreversible. When choosing an illustrator for a book, the curriculum should be the artist's work and not knowing the artist's ability to sell. But because the best illustrators, very often, can not find a place in the Italian market? I leave the conclusion to which Bruno Munari, by the early '70s, stated "... the artist worked for him and for an elite who can understand ... This elite consists of the most important people of society, and affects the rest society. Depending on the type of company you have a different kind of elite. Suppose the kind of society of corrupt people, and of clever speculators, parasites, ignorant and arrogant then, the hypocrites and dishonest ... well, this kind of society we will have an elite composed of the smartest, the most corrupt, from most reactionary ... Now we ask: what kind of art can consume this particular elite? ".
pictures: Madeleine Arcangeli, one of 23 illustrators in the exhibition