Giorno: 18 dicembre 2013

Grazie all’esame di diritto tributario appena superato sono riuscita a capire l’ICI, l’IVA,  la TASI, la TARSU, la TARI, l’IMU, la IUC, l’IRES, l’IRPEF ecc.
L’unica cosa che voglio fare adesso è prendere a testate il muro fino alla totale perdita di memoria.
-preferisco tornare alla mia beata ignoranza-

(via virginbloodymary)

heresiae:

boh-forse-mah:

mlktoscl:

VERTIGO?

Step Into the Void Above the French Alps

En lo alto de los Alpes franceses, en la terraza superior de la cumbre de la montaña Aiguille du Midi, se encuentra esta estructura de cristal de cinco lados llamado Chamonix Skywalk. La instalación se inspiró en pasarela de cristal del Gran Cañón, pero lleva el concepto al siguiente nivel. En lugar de mirar hacia fuera sobre una barandilla, los visitantes pueden flotar a 1.035 metros (3.396 pies) por encima del valle en una caja transparente cerrada de cristal de 12 mm de espesor. La pasarela se abrirá al público el 21 de diciembre de 2013.

High up in the French Alps, on the top terrace of the Aiguille du Midi mountain peak, sits a new five-sided glass structure called the Chamonix Skywalk. The installation was inspired by the Grand Canyon’s glass skywalk, but it takes the concept to the next level. Instead of looking out over a railing, visitors can hover 1,035 meters (3,396 feet) above the valley in an enclosed transparent box, surrounded on all sides by custom-made 12 mm (½ inch) glass. The skywalk will open to the public on December 21, 2013.

http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2013/12/step-into-the-void-above-the-french-alps/100648/

Solo a guardare e ad immaginare sono stata assalita da un mezzo attacco di panico e contemporaneamente da un’immensa voglia di provarlo.

nope. solo il primo per me.

Inserito instantaneamente nella todo-list !

thirdoffive:

The mummified heart of a Norse giant.

While going through his famous grandfather’s belongings after his passing in 1937, violinist Lars Sigerson discovered this casket. It appears to have been passed from generation to generation within his family for hundreds of years. The explanation and whatever story that goes with it has been lost to the ages.

The inscription on the casket is written in old Norse runes and reads:
“Behold! Within this casket lies the heart of the fierce and terrible giant known as Hrungnir, slain this day by Fafrd the Red whose bravery and cunning shall live forever!”