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Graces The Three Graces or Barbara McClintock




The Three Graces were daughters of Zeus and the nymph Eurynome. Their names were Aglaia, Euphrosyne and Thalia. They were the goddesses of beauty, charm and joy. Each of them accounted for a different quality. The Graces presided over everything in the world could have a pleasant, enjoyable, interesting, attractive ... Thanks to the gods and mortals gave joy but not only that but also the eloquence, liberality and wisdom. They thought they had the capacity to give men of genius needed to be an exceptional artist.
company Graces were common in the Olympus of Aphrodite. They were young and very beautiful but mostly modest. They were always dancing and it is precisely the attitude of shaking hands and start dancing and has represented more than the art. In the early Greek civilization were dressed with a thin coat but then always appeared bare. On the contrary, the Greek representation of the triple goddess, this en muchas otras mitologías del mundo.

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Barbara McClintock, nació en Hatford, Conetica el 16 de junio de 1902 y murió el 3 de Septiembre de 1992.
Desde pequeña, en Connecticut, Barbara ya era una amante de la naturaleza. A menudo pasaba períodos en el campo con sus tíos, donde aprendió a reparar máquinas y reforzó su amor por la naturaleza.
Después de la secundaria quiso seguir estudios universitarios y su madre se opuso, temiendo que la calificaran de "rara" y que le ahuyentara a futuros pretendientes. Gracias al apoyo de su padre, finalmente E n 1919 se matricula en la facultad de agronomía de la Universidad de Cornell y se doctorate in botany in 1927 .. As an advanced student, Barbara made her first major contribution to science has identified 10 chromosomes of maize.
In 1927 his cell analysis of maize was first demonstrated by visual evidence that interbreeding organisms is accompanied by a physical exchange between homologous chromosomes.
TransAl in 1936 to work at the University of Missouri for five years, teaching botany. By 1940, following his study of maize chromosomes interpretation of the data led to affirm the existence of genes as "drivers" that activate and deactivate other genes. In 1941 he secured a position in the department of genetics at the Carnegie Institution in Colds Spring Harbor on Long Island.

The theory of the elements "translocated", which would be awarded thirty-five years later, was filed in 1951 and went unnoticed. His theory was revived in 1970 and in 1983 was awarded the Nobel Prize. Despite these difficulties, she continued to work in corn genetics and evolution of indigenous farming until 1992 when he died.
His outstanding contributions to cytology and genetics revolutionized science and contributed to the understanding of human heredity, the cause of certain diseases and the ability of bacteria to change and resist antibiotics, among others.

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The Nereids


The Nereids (Greek Νηρείδες Nereides 'swim') were the fifty daughters of Nereus and Doris.

They are called nymphs of the sea and living in the depths of the ocean, but came to the surface to help sailors who sailed its seas, with the Argonauts the most famous among which assists while traveling in search of the Fleece gold. Appear to be seamen mounted on dolphins and other marine animals. The Greeks worshiped at shrines on the shores of seas and cliffs, They were fed milk, oil and honey.

represented all that was beautiful and kind at sea. Melodious voice sang and danced around his father. It is crowned with branches of coral and carrying the trident of Poseidon.

In classical art are found usually with dolphins, sea monsters and even some
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The names of the Nereids were: Cimótoe, Espe, Glaucónome, Nausithous, Halia, Erato, Sao, Amphitrite, Eunice, Thetis Eulímene, Agave, Eudora, Doto, Ferus, Galatea, Acteea, Pontomedusa, Hippothoe, Lisianasa, Cimo, Éyone, Halimeda, Plexaura, Eucrante, Proto, Calypso Panope, Cranto, Neomerís, Hipónoe, Yanira, polynomial, Autonoe, Melita, Dione, Nese, Dero, Evagoras, Psamathe, Eumolpus, Yone, Dynamene, Ceto and Limnorea.

The Nereids usually appear in sources, as they relate to water. A clear example of this is the one we saw in the Avenida Blasco Ibáñez, where we saw a fountain with three Nereids. Surely it is located in this place for its proximity to the Mediterranean Sea.

This power we are building with fiberglass sculptor José Leal Rodriguez Almeria. The images of these water nymphs of ancient Greek mythology can be considered rather abstract and not taking natural figure. Was installed in 2000.

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Marie Curie

Marie Curie

Marie Curie was born on November 7, 1867 in Warsaw, where he lived until 24, and died on July 4, 1934 in Sallanches. Chemistry and physics was Polish, then French nationalized.

pioneer in the field of radioactivity, was the first person to win two Nobel prizes. In 1891 he moved to Paris to continue his studies. Founded Curie Institute in Paris and Warsaw.


She was married physicist Pierre Curie and was mother, Irène and Eve. The first would follow their parents and received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. The second was a journalist and wrote a biography of her mother.
Pierre Curie died in an accident the morning of April 19, 1906, after being hit by a cab on a street in Paris on his way to his lab.

was the fifth child of the marriage of Ladislas Sklodowska, professor of physics and mathematics in high school, and Boguska Bronislawa, who was a teacher, pianist and singer.

From an early age, he demonstrated Marie an excellent memory and an ability to study, was fond of reading, natural history and physics. Although her childhood was broken and at age 9, when his elder sister Sophie died, and then two years later, his mother from tuberculosis.

Marie dreams of making a scientific career, a dream at that time inconceivable for a woman, especially at home, because the universities were prohibited to women.




When Marie finished her high school career like his will led her to enroll in a private school where he taught science.

The precarious economic situation Marie that he lived in his country, was due to the political dangers affecting his father, implied that Marie having to leave the parental home and go to work as a governess.

In the fall of 1891, Marie moved to Paris to study at the Sorbonne. However, his unswerving commitment allows you to get a degree in physics, then math. In addition, he could discover the intellectual freedom and independence they crave.

is in these years of the Sorbonne university in a Polish friend introduced him to a young, shy and reserved: Pierre Curie. And the freethinker, known for his work on crystallography and magnetism, will become in her husband July 26, 1895.

was ambitious and self-taught, her only obsession was to learn.

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Sphinxes Cariátides




The Sphinx is a female monster with woman's face and chest, legs and tail of a lion, and bird wings.


When Oedipus is born, the oracle at Delphi tells his father that he grew up would kill his father and wed his wife. Lest this happen, Laius orders to kill his own son. However, the subject that should perform such an act took pity on him, and simply drop hanging from a tree and feet pierced. One day a shepherd found the baby and handed to the king of Corinth, whose wife took over his upbringing.
Upon reaching adolescence Oedipus went to the Oracle of Delphi, and having heard the prophecy and believes that his biological parents were the same that he had raised, he decided to flee his fate. On the way to Thebes, Oedipus is Laius, his real father at a crossroads and killed him after an argument without knowing it was his own father. Later
Oedipus is the sphinx, a monster that was killing everyone who could not guess her thoughts, tormenting the kingdom of Thebes. To the surprise of the Sphinx, Oedipus could answer two of her riddles, which made her mad and commit suicide by jumping into the void.


In Valencia we can find two sphinxes with lion body and the woman's face carved in stone and situated on a high pedestal, facing each other in the Alamedita of Serranos. Unknown author, are dated to 1838.

caryatids

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The columns are women who endure the surface of a building as a sign of slavery that had to endure. They are called caryatids because they come from Caria, a city in the Peloponnese. Vitruvius was the one who explained the origin of the caryatids:

"Caria, a city in Peloponnese conspired against the Greeks with the help of the Persians, enemies of the Greeks. Later this response to his betrayal, and freedom from the Persians after a glorious victory, in agreement declared war on the inhabitants of Caria. Having conquered the city and massacred its inhabitants, were taken as slaves to their midwives. For these circumstances were better remembered, and the nature of his triumph perpetuated, the victors represented them in their coats, apparently suffering from the weight of the load assigned as punishment for the crime of his hometown. Thus, in its buildings, the ancient architects, by the use of statues, bequeathed to posterity a memorial of the crime of cavities. "
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In Valencia also find buildings where the figures of caryatids:

A Caryatid in the House Blasco Ibáñez, on Avenida Isabel de Villena, Valencia. This building if tuado beachfront of Malvarrosa, is an example of bourgeois architecture of the century by the architect Vicente Bochons. The building has, at present, three plants (Hall, Museum and Research Center) and a large garden.

BARON BUILDING, 1914 is situated on the Gran Vía Marqués del Turia 70 Its architect was Javier Goerlic h Lleó.

was built for Thomas Barona and responds in design to the modernist stylistic references, especially in the designs of rails, floral decoration of the capitals of columns or upper ledge auction. The symmetrical composition of the facade is divided into three parts. The mezzanine is integrated into the composition with the ground floor, main floor is accented with central gazebo the side balconies. Atop the building is a central tower, where it is adding a greater burden decorative. At the same time built in writer Esteve, 16, another apartment building for Manuel Castello where it employs far more coyly, referring modernists. It is also significant designs of the main balcony supports on caryatids.

caryatids also found in the Calle Martínez Cubells Ruzafa with.

Caryatid. House No. 9 Ortega. Calle Marqués del Turia, 1904. Manuel Peris Ferrando. Single

naked, perhaps, the Art Nouveau architecture in Valencia.

is one of the greatest examples of modernism in Valencia.

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Themis


Themis is the Greek goddess of justice, was the embodiment of divine order, the laws and customs. When she was not ignored, the goddess Nemesis takes care of them an angry punishing those who disobeyed. Themis presided over the proper relationship between man and woman, the basis of the legitimate family and orderly. Judges were often called "hemistopoloi" meaning servants of Themis. The name of Themis could have been replaced by Adrastea birth Zeus in Crete. She built the Oracle at Delphi and was herself oracular. Themis was a deity behind the Oracle of Delphi, which was of Gaia and gave Phoebe. He lived on earth, but from the Iron Age, appalled by the crimes that were committed, he moved to live in the sky, taking the place of the Zodiac Virgo. The Roman equivalent of one aspect of Hellenic Themis, as the personification of divine right of the law, was Iustitia. Its origins are in the civilian abstractions thinking Roman, rather than archaic mythology, so try not productive comparisons. Represented as an impassive woman, blindfolded and carrying a balance and a cornucopia, the sculpted image at the entrance of the courthouse is Iustitia, not Themis. She was placed on a lion to show that justice must be accompanied by force.
can find a picture of Iustitia at the entrance of the faculty of philosophy at the University of Valencia.

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SIRENS IN VALENCIA

know those creatures we think that neither existed nor exist, or exist, although many of us would like to find some.

These creatures are the sirens, beings we know of that legend sailors tied their captain to the mast to not go crazy with their beautiful songs, some beings half woman, half fish, with long hair and sultry voice.

But the question is ...
Lifelong have known it?
The answer is no.

At first, the sirens were about half woman half bird creatures, though it's hard to believe, what happens is that by being so related to the water through the stories of sailors, this changed. Also the representation of his character, sometimes as cold, seductive and sometimes so sweet and willing to help.


Well, Valencia, as in a city \u200b\u200bso close to the sea could not miss some of them architectural element, however small and go unnoticed.
This is the case, for example, the Palau de la Generalitat Valenciana, which has on its facade, above the horse, two small sirens.



And with that I say goodbye to this little blog.
has been a pleasure to meet for us, too, Virginia.

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Rita Levi Montalccini

Rita Levi Montalccini

Biography Born in Turin on April 22 1909.Neurobióloga Italy, received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1986.Rita studied in his hometown, where he graduated in 1936 in Medicine and Surgery degree with summa cum laude. In the next three years he specialized in neurology and psychiatry, and in 1943 was expelled from the University of Turin as a result of anti-Semitic laws, then moved to Florence and lived there illegally, while set up a small research unit home, helped by some colleagues. In 1945, when the war ended, he returned to Turin with his family and regained his academic positions at the university.

In 1947 he moved to Washington University in Saint Louis, Missouri, following an invitation from bioqu1ímico and zoologist Viktor Hamburger, to investigate the factors of growth of nerve tissue in the chick embryo. The results of this research were so good that Rita had to postpone his return to Italy and stayed in America until 1969. There he met and worked with Stanley Cohen, and there he discovered the existence of a nerve growth factor (NGF). Awards and honors

In 1968 was the tenth woman elected to the National Academy of Sciences U.S. .
In 1983 was awarded the Louisa Gross Horwitz Prize from Columbia University with Stanley Cohen and Viktor Hamburger . Together with his colleague Stanley Cohen received the Nobel Prize of physiology and medicine .
In 1987 received the National Medal of Science , the highest honor of the American scientific community.
In 2001 was appointed senator for life by the President of the Italian Republic Carlo Azeglio Ciampi .
On October 23, 2008 was invested Doctor honoris causa of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid . Research

discovered the existence of a nerve growth factor (NGF) a molecule required for growth and development of sensory and sympathetic nervous system of vertebrates. To prove its existence
transplanted mouse tumor cells to chick embryos and showed that they induced the development of the sympathetic nerves. Rita noted that the tumor caused a similar cell growth taking place in living nervous tissue in the laboratory. Cohen subsequently able to isolate the growth factor and demonstrated their protein nature. Curiosities

Rome, April 22 (EFE). Italy has paid tribute to the Nobel Prize Rita Levi Montalccini for the centenary of his birth with Congress on "Brain Health and disease," in which all participants engaged in a standing ovation to the neurologist who has dedicated his life to research.
Among those attending were former Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi, former President of the Republic Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, and the Physics and Chemistry Nobel Carlo Rubbia and Aaron Ciechanover, respectively.
an act with which the Nobel Prize-the only receiver to reach the hundred years has wanted to celebrate his birthday and with which the Roman City Council has joined the many tributes received by Levi Montalcini.
The Education Minister Maria Stella Gelmini said during the ceremony that the Government will allocate 500,000 euros to the research center founded by Montalcini, the EBRI (European Brain Research Institute), and a fund of six million euros for a program to combat brain drain dedicated to scientific.

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Story of Daphnis and Chloe


Daphnis and Chloe are found by the host lowly shepherds. They grew up together in the beautiful scenery of the town of Mytilene on Lesbos and among them was born a love that nobody expected.
One day Chloe is kidnapped by a pirate and Daphne attends the Nymphs to cry and beg them to bring back his beloved, after such lamentations Dafnis has a dream in which they appear as Cloe Nymphs explaining his side again before dawn. And so does, Daphnis rushes to meet him in the fields and falls at the feet of Chloe and, full of joy at being back with him.
Finally she regains her family. Daphne finally also recovered his family and are recognized by them and the two young men return to a happy married life in the countryside.

This story is a brief pastoral novel or romance that was written by the Greek novelist Longus's novel reflects the love experienced by two young men.

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The Rape of Europa

Zeus has set his eyes on a beautiful young Asian woman, daughter of Agenor, king of Tyre in Phoenicia in the eastern Mediterranean. Ask for help to his son Mercury to prepare the meeting and subsequent abduction. Hermes will be in charge of leading the king's herd of cattle from the high meadows to the nearby beach where Zeus knew that Europe and other daughters of Tyre came to spend the day with fun and holiday. Zeus takes the form of a snow-white bull, of noble factions, which does not instill fear and the herd is coming out to a group of girls. They are scared at first but are slowly picking up confidence with the gentle bull who accepts his touch and garlands of flowers that the girls twisted to put between the horns. Europe comes to sit on the animal. This is when the bull is released into the sea with the nymph. Her friends are shocked but not knowing what to do. Reach the European shores of the island of Crete . Here Europe will give birth to three sons, Minos , Sarpedon and Rhadamanthus leaving the divine ancestry on the island.

Paolo Caliari. Veronese (1528-1588) Venice




Europe in the foreground sitting on the white bull crowned with flowers lovingly kissing her feet. The friends of Europe prepare the dress and Cupids showered flowers from above. In the background, the bull riding to the beach accompanied by a Cupid and background distinguish the bull was immersed in the sea and Europe with his arm raised as if asking for help.

C we were Greek. Etruscan hydria. Museum of Villa Giulia. Rome. Sixth century BC Black figure on a red background. archaic art.

Zeus, transformed into a bull, nothing between fish and dolphins with Europe on its back firmly grasped. The fish show that this is the sea. Behind the figure of Eros carries the bridal garlands in this love story. The figures are in profile but show the eye from the front which is a feature of the art archaic.