Repainting Football Helmet

Work in progress

It 's been a month since I had promised myself to post a new intervention every Friday night, and within four weeks I could not come to my resolutions already twice. Beppe and I at this time we're both busy with our university, so time to write decent work in their free time does not exist. This Friday I thought I would post the sketchbook that I had to make my teaching Design for the Moving Image , but since I could not make it in every detail as I wanted, I'll wait to know the opinion of my teacher - that is his vote - before revealing to the world the latest product of my labors. I can assure you that these are coming to this space action (half already written) that best explain how I intend to move into my reviews and Tarari-* TA '! * Review of Avatar , a subject on which I have already Beppe bore of more or less since the day he took me to the cinema to see it (I say more or less because I had actually started even before).

not want to leave you completely empty handed though, so here's a curiosity that happened to me Hand surfing the Internet, clicking links here and there so I do not even remember how I got there (maybe I was looking for a trailer for a horror movie). It's called HOME and this is a documentary made by Yann Arthus-Bertrand last year and seen in full on YouTube for free. The aim of this film is to raise public awareness about the importance of caring for the environment, and how the living standards of Western man is a terrible poison to our ecosystem. The beauty of this documentary lies in the choice of spreading this message without showing images of destruction and pollution, as they did many others, but rather showing what we're going to destroy forever if no countermeasures are taken. Here is a wonderful documentary shot at the four corners of the globe using a camera mounted on a helicopter with a special cart that completely absorbed vibrations. Filming sbaloriditive: not only the camera moves fluidly as if he were running loose on the track, but the images were captured are so incredible that seem to belong to another world. Even if you do not understand an English club, watch it. It is really worth.

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good intentions

Life is full of good intentions: the man does nothing but analyze the situation which is and plan for the future, always full of anxiety and expectations. Nevertheless there may load of worry and anxiety, but we can not stop hoping for something different. In many cases, this 'habit' purely human is very positive - since it allows you to live with optimism and determination needed to acquire the companies to embark on challenging and expensive - in other respects, however, allows you to gain satisfaction that very important date dall'accontentarsi.

We continue, therefore, to design and create new ideas, to try to reach the size of the 'more' (the fad) that however, that gives us temporary relief - but how fleeting! - And helps us to endure the many daily harassment. Do not be surprised, then, that publications in psychology (or not) define depression as a modern evil, that was an increasing number of cases: neglecting the causes neurophysiological, it becomes very easy to be downhearted in a society that is characterized by the constant dissatisfaction and the endless search for more.

The lucky ones, however, escape the depression to reach the size of cyclothymia - one of the first stage leading to the manic-depressive illness: continue to oscillate between moments, days or weeks where you feel semi-gods and times when you are right in despair and believe that they can not achieve anything because of the lowest capacity to believe that they possess.

We are careful, then, in thinking about the classic 'good intentions' for the year that just started: Do not let pessimism and groped by the thought that we can always improve your condition (in many occasions, we were very happier than we can remember). Let the economists and financial experts to marketing, therefore, enjoy a healthy and concentrate on this normally oriented towards the future.