Day: December 4, 2018

On the field in California appeared “cosmic” sculptures (photo) This is a unique collection of contemporary art. Upstairs Danish collectors Allan and Mei Warburg turned his winery in California’s SONOMA valley to the Museum under the open sky. Art lovers gathered here sculpture by Richard Hudson, Louise Bourgeois, AI Weiwei, Marc Quinn, Yayoi Kusama, Jaume plensy, Yue Minjun and other world famous masters. View this post in Instagram Publication of Sonoma (@sonoma) Jun 1, 2018 at 5:47 PDT During the download an error has occurred.Richard Hudson, “Love me”, 2016 All creations blended in with the landscape but at the same time reminiscent of the “alien” sculpture, suddenly arising in the middle of the vineyards, 150-year-old olive trees. Area winery is more than 80 hectares, and sculptures scattered throughout its territory. The first of them appeared here in 2015. Here now installed about 40 sculptures, their number will grow. View this

Fashion historian predicted the victory of Muslim fashion in Russia Fashion historian, art historian Alexander Vasilyev is confident that fashion will win the style “unisex”. This view he announced at the presentation of his book “Heirloom. The book acquired a memoir” on Monday, December 3. Upstairs “Already, many women dressed in men’s clothes, unaware of this: pants, comfortable shoes, shirt, short hair, hosiery, the lack of makeup. This is not a reproach, it means convenience, perhaps comfort, perhaps the heat, probably a safety”, — quotes its words “RIA Novosti”. However, in the opinion of the critic, Russia is waiting for “the dominance of Muslim fashion, winning scarves”. He remembered that talked about this five years ago. “I tell you, will very willingly (to wear headscarves — Ed.) because that’s what will cause you to do in a country where a number of Muslims, and Russia is such a country,” —

Looks like jungle city that predates Machu Picchu Ancient civilization in the forests of Colombia. Upstairs In the mountains of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in Northern Colombia are the ruins of the ancient settlement Ciudad perdida, which translated from Spanish means “lost city”. View this post in Instagram Publication from Mary (@marinelysrl) 17 Nov 2018 at 6:20 PST During the download an error has occurred. View this post in Instagram Publication of Matthew Steadman (@its_steady) 30 Nov 2018 1:13 PST During the download an error has occurred. According to archaeologists, the city was founded in 800 BC, 650 years before the famous Machu Picchu. It is believed that here lived up to 8 thousand people, and the city was the center of social and religious life of the culture Tyrone. Versions of why the town was abandoned, vary, but most likely local residents left their homes after here

Photo: service dog of George Bush Sr. escorted the owner to the last journey Labrador Sully was a loyal friend of the 41st President of the United States, who died last week at the age of 94 years. Upstairs Service dog of George Bush, Sr., who died November 30 at the age of 94, is sleeping near the tomb of his master, ready to follow him to the path. Touching the photo in the Twitter press-Secretary of the 41st U.S. President Jim McGrath. Mission complete. #Remembering41 pic.twitter.com/rXdyXAS4lk — Jim McGrath (@jgm41) 3 Dec 2018 Dog breed Labrador Retriever named Sally became a member of the Bush family in June of this year. Specially trained pet helped to open doors, to bring things and call for help, and was a loyal friend ex-politician George Bush Sr. had suffered from Parkinson’s disease and in the last years of his life traveled by

People settled in Tibet 30 thousand years ago Archaeologists have found evidence that people lived on the Tibetan plateau at a height of more than 4.5 kilometers another 30-40 thousand years ago. Previously, there was evidence of occupation of these places only for the last eight thousand years. The study is published in the journal Science. Upstairs The Tibetan plateau is the largest area and average height above sea level plateau in the world. This is one of the most unfavorable places for human life in the Northern hemisphere: the average altitude exceeding 4500 meters, average annual temperatures are around 0 °C, the concentration of oxygen in the air two times lower than at sea level. 30-40 thousand years ago the Tibetan plateau remained one of the last colonized person places in Asia, except for areas entirely covered by a glacier. Scientists have been trying to accurately date the settlement

Found a previously unknown cave In British Columbia, Canada, discovered a huge cave. Surprisingly, despite its size, the cave is probably long remained not noticed by people. Upstairs The cave was nicknamed the Sarlacc Pit after the monster of the universe of “Star wars.” The cave was accidentally discovered at the territory wildlife Park, wells gray (Wells Gray Provincial Park) in British Columbia, Canada. The cave is absolutely enormous, says Katherine Hickson (Hickson Catherine), specialist, participated in the expedition to her in the September edition of Global News. During the download an error has occurred. Yet the official name of the cave is not received. It was first spotted in April from a helicopter, when they made a count of the caribou. The researchers note that this is “cave of national importance… important new discovery in Western Canada”. Newsof the Mysterious cave drawings were a record of a global catastrophe

Where are the most fabulous cascading waterfalls (photo) The mesmerizing beauty of the different parts of the world. Nversely Of Champey, Guatemala A series of cascades on the river Cahabon located near the ancient Mayan city of El Mirador. Flowing through limestone formations, the river erodes them. This forms a number of rapids and shallow pools. View this post in Instagram Publication from across the globe Tati (@picatris) 1 Dec 2018 10:27 PST During the download an error has occurred. Waterfall Samuca of Champa very popular among tourists, even in spite of the heavy path. It is an ideal place for swimming. His visit is often included in the sightseeing tours to El Mirador. View this post in Instagram Publication of SobreLugares (@sobrelugares) 29 Nov 2018 2:24 PST During the download an error has occurred.Pools Hanlon, China Colorful landscape Huanglong, or Yellow dragon is known for its travertine terraces. The

The decriminalization of beatings admitted mistake The Commissioner for human rights Tatyana Moskalkova said was a mistake decriminalization battery and advocated for the law on combating domestic violence, reports “Interfax”. Upstairs Moskalkova noted that the country needs the ratification of the Convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women. “Today the man who is in a family space, not protected from the violence that tightrope of crime,” she said at an open lesson “human Rights”. According to the report of Human Rights Watch, decriminalization of beatings in Russia has led only to negative consequences. So, it significantly worsened the situation with domestic violence, because now the aggressor’s feeling of impunity, and the police ignore the complaints of women. In addition, most often for the beatings be punished with fines, which are usually paid from the family budget. In response to the report of human rights activists in