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JOI from Lady Sonia while shes in the backseat of a car
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Da oltre un secolo una piccola figura si aggira nel Mondo dell’immaginario umano, in particolare –ma non solo – quello infantile: Peter Pan, uno dei personaggi della letteratura più famosi al mondo. Peter vola e si rifiuta di crescere, trascorre un’avventurosa infanzia senza fine sull’Isola-che-non-c’è, come capo di una banda di Bambini Sperduti, in compagnia di Sirene, Indiani,Fate e Pirati; occasionalmente incontra persone nel mondo reale, da dove egli stesso proviene, avendo vissuto i primi Tempi della sua eterna infanzia nei Giardini di Kensington.
Pochi conoscono il nome dell’autore, ma quasi tutti conoscono la sua opera: James Matthew Barrie (1860-1937), scrive una delle più famose storie per bambini: Peter Pan. Nato a Kirriemuir, nelle Lowlands scozzesi (terre ricche di miti, tradizioni secolari, leggende di origine celtica), il 9 maggio 1860, nono di dieci figli, Jamie, così chiamato in famiglia, ha un rapporto molto stretto con sua madre, che, appassionata di Stevenson, gli racconta storie di pirati. Frequenta la scuola e si laurea poi per diventare giornalista con degli scritti per lo più umoristici. Nel 1888 raggiunge una discreta fama con ironici affreschi della vita quotidiana scozzese. La critica elogia la sua originalità ma in seguito scriverà principalmente per il teatro. Nel 1894 sposa Mary Ansell. Nel 1903 il nome di Peter Pan appare per la prima volta nel romanzo "The Little White Bird". Nel 1904 Peter Pan diviene testo teatrale, mentre nel 1911 appare la versione definitiva del romanzo "Peter and Wendy". James Barrie acquisì poi il titolo di Sir e nel 1922 ricevette l'Ordine di Merito. Venne poi eletto rettore della "St. Andrew's University" e nel 1930 "Cancelliere dell'Università di Edimburgo".
Nuovo articolo... vieni con me a Venezia?
#venezia #viaggi #veneziainduegiorni #traduttriceerrante #travelblogger #venice
Visto l’arrivo della bella stagione, perché non farci due passi a Venezia? Nel mio precedente articolo, Con me fino a San Marco, ti accompagnavo passo per passo dalla stazione di Santa Lucia fino alla famosa piazza. Oggi invece voglio consigliarti un viaggetto di un paio di giorni nella città lagunare.
Piazza San Marco by night, Venezia
O meglio, ti racconto cos’ho fatto io lo scorso anno a…
Jikook also have the same exact pots & exact brand confirmed. So now what? The dishes TK have ARE NOT the same set. Same brand, but Tae's set is Fondaco & JK's set is Incanto. Both sets have been identified. The odds of ALL OF BTS members having the same brands in their house is high cause all the stuff they get sent for free. JK's has had his dishes since early 2022.
JK can't be stirring shit with Tkk when he actively debunks TK. That hickey was about as loud as you can get, cause that represents him cheating on Tae with Jimin and then he rubbed it in Tae's face, who was smiling the whole time. Me, I'm kicking one, while actively tearing the others hair out. I'm not smiling if you show up after a night of drunken gay shenanigans just the two of you alone and you get a sus hickey on your neck. I'm throat punching the hell out of you both. JK's thirst trap for JM's bday. Also not okay if JK is dating Tae. The 2 hour JM live watching old Jimin and Jikook clips, while talking about JM 2 hours straight, with his big in love heart eyes on full display, is ALSO NOT OKAY if JK is dating Tae. JK spending a couple holiday with JM confirmed and not Tae is not okay if JK is dating Tae. JK attending a premiere with his friend of 13 years & having drinks after and going home separately CONFIRMED. Is VERY OKAY AND NORMAL. Understand what counts as line crossing and what doesn't. Then the answer to who is really real becomes very evident and clear. No matter what Jikook define their relationship as, they fucking & been fucking for years. Sorry not sorry.
Anon, well put. Well fucking put 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Guys I woke up this morning and I honestly did not think we would be discussing utensils in order to determine what ship is real. Honestly, this shit is ludicrous. But if the vermin wanna say Tkk is real because they have the same plate then, well... 2 can play at that game. Ig
Jimin's pot
JK's pot
So can we all just conclude that this topic is ridiculous and just put this to bed? Because if we really wanna get into it, there is a million reasons as to why Tkk could have matching bowls.
Option 1) V doesn't cook so for all we know all this could be catering. Or his friends could have brought the food and the dishes
Option 2) V's table 👆🏽 has alot of RANDOM plates but V only has that one bowl.
Meanwhile Jk has a matching set. So,
How do we know during one of ot7 visits, JK didn't cook everyone food and V took away some in one of JK's matching bowls?
Option 3) When they all moved out from the dorm, someone may have gifted all members bowls. Like anon mentioned above, they get shit for free all the time. Or, a member could have gifted others these bowls
Option 4) Tannies went to see JK, brought food with them and JK kept their plates. All their plates. Not just V's.
Option 5) JK visited V and stole his plates. Or took some food with him in V's plate.
Or option 6) Like an anon earlier mentioned, almost everything in JK's house is from Hybe. Who's to say that doesn't include utensils??
Option 7) According to anon, Isn't even the same damn plate. Something about Fodaco Vs Incanto 🤷🏽♀️
I bring up all the above reasons because it's preposterous how much weight is being put on a single plate. I'm not saying Jkkrs don't look at pans and bowls, that would be hypocritical. I'm just saying when we found out Jikook have the pan we didn't fuss about it this damn much. We have bigger things to fuss about. So maybe y'all should be asking yourselves why one single plate means so damn much.
In conclusion:
That hickey was about as loud as you can get, cause that represents him cheating on Tae with Jimin, and then he rubbed it in Tae's face, who was smiling the whole time.
The Palazzo Ca' d'Oro, located on the banks of Venice's iconic Grand Canal is a testament to Venice's rich architectural Gothic legacy. . Originally adorned with glittering gold leaf, vermilion and ultramarine ornaments, this masterpiece truly lived up to its name, which translates as 'House of Gold'.
It was built in the middle of the 15th century (1421) as the residence of the Procurator of San Marco, Marino Contarini. In 1916, Baron Giorgio Franchetti donated it to the Italian government and, after some renovations, it was opened to the public to display the works of art that the nobleman had collected throughout his life.
Among the most valuable works are the St. Sebastian by Andrea Mantegna, the Portrait of Marcello Durazzo by Antoon van Dyck, the Double portrait by Tullio Lombardo, the Venere allo specchio by Titian, two views by Francesco Guardi, the Crucifixion by Jan van Eyck, the Sleeping Venus by Paris Bordone and what remains of Titian s frescoes painted on the side façade of the Fondaco dei Tedeschi, among which the Juditta stands out. By Vittore Carpaccio and workshop are the three canvases with the Stories of the Virgin from the Scuola degli Albanesi.
In addition to the exhibition rooms, the museum houses various workshops for the conservation and restoration of works of art.
El Palacio Ca' d'Oro, ubicado a orillas del emblemático Gran Canal de Venecia, es un testimonio del rico legado arquitectónico gótico de Venecia. . Originalmente adornada con brillantes hojas de oro, bermellón y adornos ultramarinos, esta obra maestra realmente hizo honor a su nombre, que se traduce como "Casa de Oro".
La construcción se hizo a mediados del siglo XV (1421), para ser la residencia del Procurador de San Marcos, Marino Contarini. En 1916, el barón Giorgio Franchetti se lo cedió al gobierno italiano, después de unas reformas se abrió al público para exponer las obras de arte que el noble reunió a lo largo de su vida.
Tra le opere di maggior pregio vi sono il San Sebastiano di Andrea Mantegna, il Ritratto di Marcello Durazzo di Antoon van Dyck, il Doppio ritratto di Tullio Lombardo, la Venere allo specchio di Tiziano, due vedute di Francesco Guardi, la Crocifissione di Jan van Eyck, la Venere dormiente di Paris Bordone e ciò che resta degli affreschi di Tiziano dipinti sulla facciata laterale del Fondaco dei Tedeschi, tra cui spicca la Giuditta. Di Vittore Carpaccio e bottega sono i tre teleri con le Storie della Vergine provenienti dalla Scuola degli Albanesi.
Oltre alle sale espositive, il museo ospita vari laboratori per la conservazione e il restauro di opere d'arte.
Il Palazzo Ca' d'Oro, situato sulle rive dell'iconico Canal Grande di Venezia, è una testimonianza della ricca eredità architettonica gotica di Venezia. Originariamente adornato con scintillanti ornamenti in foglia d'oro, vermiglio e ultramarino, questo capolavoro era davvero all'altezza del suo nome, che si traduce come "Casa d'oro".
Fu costruito a metà del XV secolo (1421) come residenza del Procuratore di San Marco, Marino Contarini. Nel 1916 il barone Giorgio Franchetti lo cedette al governo italiano e, dopo alcuni lavori di ristrutturazione, fu aperto al pubblico per esporre le opere d'arte che il nobile collezionò nel corso della sua vita.
Tra le opere più preziose ci sono il St. Sebastiano di Andrea Mantegna, il Ritratto di Marcello Durazzo di Antoon van Dyck, il Doppio ritratto di Tullio Lombardo, il Venere allo specchio di Tiziano, due vedute di Francesco Guardi, il Crocifissione di Jan van Eyck, la Venere addormentata di Paris Bordone e quel che resta degli affreschi di Tiziano dipinti sulla facciata laterale del Fondaco dei Tedeschi, tra i quali spicca la Giuditta. Di Vittore Carpaccio e bottega sono le tre tele con le Storie della Vergine della Scuola degli Albanesi.
Oltre alle sale espositive, il museo ospita diversi laboratori per la conservazione e il restauro delle opere d'arte.
So on his birthday, (30th Dec 2021) Tae went on Weverse and posted the following image:
With the following caption:
어우.. 정말 감사하고 올해 2021년 다들 고생많으셨습니다🙇♂️ 사랑합니다
[TRANS]
Ohh.. Thank you so much and in this year, 2021, you've all went through a lot/ you've all worked hard 🙇♂️ I love you
Then...
On 15th of June, JK went live on VLive to calm ARMY down over a word, and in said live he had a beverage in mug:
Now do you notice anything similar between the two images? Here let me help you...
Now that mug and bowls are all from the same company: VBC Casa, an italian ceramics company in Italy.
They have two collections that use the same ridge patterns in the design the Fondaco and the Incanto collections, The latter collection (Incanto) is fully white with no off-set colours/distortions:
Whilst the former, has various colours (white, ivory, pink, slate grey & aquamarine) all with slight gold colour distortions on the ridges:
It's clear that the cutlery both JK and Tae's images come from the same collection, because of the shading on the ridges.
Now we know that JK promised to cook for Tae, the food in the photo is what Tae wanted JK to cook.
So does this mean it's simply JK's crockery? If that's the case, then does that mean Tae was at JK's place (either the Yongsan apartment or his new abode)?
But the counter where Tae's food is presented is the same as this photo, which was taken when Tae and JK's drunkenly chatted on Weverse and where I speculated that Tae was hiding the photographer because it might be someone we know:
So, if the meal was in Tae's apartment, is that Tae's crockery and if so what's it doing in JK's apartment?
If not, then what's JK's crockery doing in Tae's apartment?
Did JK just love Tae's crockery and decided to buy his own set?
Did they buy it together?
All these questions and more may never be answered, but boy...
Today's etymology is of the English word "fonduk" (North African inn or warehouse)
From Arabic فُنْدُق (funduq, “inn, hotel; manor”) possibly via French fondouk, from Ancient Greek πανδοκεῖον (pandokeîon), from πᾰν- (pan-, “all, every”) + the combining form of δέχεσθαι (dékhesthai, “to receive”) + -εῖον (-eîon, “-ium: forming building names”)
The word was borrowed many times into different European languages and hence Wictionary also lists six(!) alternative spellings (fondak, fonduq, funduq, foundouk, fondouk and funduck). The Italian and Spanish forms "fondaco" and "fonda" even came to mean "Italian/Spanish inn".
Dopo un lungo riassetto, emergono i valori degli immobili di prestigio finiti nei portafogli personali dei quattro rami della dinastia dei Benetton.
I capostipiti sono i fratelli Luciano (1935), Giuliana (1937), Gilberto (1941-2018) e Carlo (1943-2018) — ed emerge anche che il criterio utilizzato per assegnare un blocco di immobili a un ramo piuttosto che a un altro: secondo quanto ricostruito, si sarebbe proceduto con una semplice estrazione. Complessivamente, ai valori di libro, il pacchetto suddiviso e attribuito agli esponenti della famiglia vale circa un miliardo di euro. Tutti hanno avuto la stessa parte del patrimonio. Ma si tratta, secondo gli osservatori di mercato, del valore minimo: se dovessero decidere di valorizzare i singoli immobili, si sottolinea tra gli esperti, i numeri cambierebbero. Proprio nel mezzo di questo delicato equilibrio tra stime di mercato e valori di libro la grande divisione del mattone di Ponzano Veneto ha voluto tenere fermo un numero su tutti: il valore netto da attribuire a ciascun ramo familiare è pari a 220 milioni di euro. Tutti, in altre parole, hanno avuto la stessa parte del patrimonio. Tra i singoli cespiti ci sono Augusto Imperatore I a Roma o il Fondaco di Venezia, immobili storici e unici sul mercato.
La ripartizione tra i rami familiari
Per eseguire la ripartizione in modo equilibrato per ogni singolo ramo familiare sono state così usate leve di compensazioni, a volte sotto forma di debito (se gli asset sulla carta valgono già oggi più del valore di libro), a volte del cash (quando i valori di libro rispecchiano già il valore di mercato). Fin qui le modalità di calcolo. Sullo sfondo, il criterio per assegnare un blocco di immobili a un ramo piuttosto che a un altro: secondo quanto ricostruito, si sarebbe proceduto con una semplice estrazione.
Il riassetto
Il riassetto e la divisione degli immobili, perfezionato subito dopo l’estate sono stati attuati per uno scopo preciso: consentire ai soci di perseguire loro autonome strategie imprenditoriali in relazione al patrimonio scisso. Detto in altre parole, dare assoluta libertà a ciascun ramo di gestire i cespiti o valorizzarli. Non solo. L’operazione è stata funzionale anche a Edizione per concentrare le attività del gruppo nei suoi settore core.
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I met back up with Jilli at the Fondaco, which is an extremely fancy department store. You can tell it's extremely fancy because they only have one of everything on display and their escalators are red instead of normal escalator color.
The reason we went there is that Jilli had managed to snag a timeslot to access their rooftop terrace. These timeslots are in high demand, because the terrace offers a good view of Venice.
It does not, however, offer any shade, so after about 5 minutes in the baking sun, we left, got gelato, and headed to our next stop: St. Mark's Basilica.
St. Mark's Basilica is the biggest attraction in Venice, and the closer we got to it, the denser and more annoying the crowds got. But we donned our modest clothing, found the right line, and got inside.
The interior is covered in golden mosaics. It doesn't quite translate in photos as well as the other cathedrals we've been to, but it was quite beautiful.
There was also a special section where this... ornately gilt altar thing(?) was on display. All of the figures in it are cloissone, and the artistry was impressive. We went to the basilica's museum, which was basically just a bunch of beat-up mosaics that used to be part of the basilica. And then we bid ciao to Catholic churches for rest of the trip, liberating our slutty shoulders and harlot knees.
Venice, Italy, is known for its rich cultural heritage and artistic legacy. There are several famous museums in Venice that showcase magnificent collections of art and history. Here are some of the must-visit museums in Venice:
Gallerie dell'Accademia: Located on the south bank of the Grand Canal, the Gallerie dell'Accademia houses a remarkable collection of Venetian art from the 14th to the 18th century. Visitors can admire works by renowned artists such as Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese, Bellini, and Carpaccio.
Peggy Guggenheim Collection: Housed in the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection is a modern art museum showcasing the personal collection of Peggy Guggenheim, an American art collector and patron. The museum displays works by prominent artists of the 20th century, including Picasso, Pollock, Kandinsky, Magritte, and Dalí.
Doge's Palace (Palazzo Ducale): Although primarily a palace, the Doge's Palace also houses the Museo dell'Opera, which exhibits a collection of Venetian art and historical artifacts. Visitors can explore the palace's lavish rooms and admire the masterpieces by Tintoretto, Veronese, and other notable artists.
Ca' Rezzonico: This beautiful Baroque palace on the Grand Canal is home to the Museum of 18th-Century Venice. The museum provides a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of Venice's aristocracy during the 18th century, with lavish furnishings, paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts on display.
Museo Correr: Located in the Piazza San Marco, Museo Correr offers a comprehensive overview of Venetian history, art, and culture. The museum's collection includes paintings, sculptures, historical artifacts, maps, and prints, allowing visitors to delve into the rich heritage of Venice.
Palazzo Grassi - Punta della Dogana: These two contemporary art museums, Palazzo Grassi and Punta della Dogana, are managed by the François Pinault Foundation. They host rotating exhibitions of contemporary art from around the world, featuring works by internationally acclaimed artists.
Museo di Storia Naturale: For those interested in natural history, the Museo di Storia Naturale is worth a visit. Located in the Fondaco dei Turchi, this museum exhibits a vast collection of fossils, minerals, taxidermy specimens, and other natural curiosities.
These are just a few examples of the famous museums in Venice. The city is brimming with artistic treasures and cultural institutions, providing visitors with endless opportunities to explore its rich history and artistic heritage.