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e bruto, depois, entram gastos com cartorio, com registro e outros.8. Imovel na planta vem 'cru', entao, diz o especialista, conte com outra reserva para reformar o imovel e caracteriza-lo como sua casa, bem como para colocar acabamento.9. Na visita de inspecao para aprovar o imovel entregue, faca todos os testes necessarios, verificando portas, janelas, vedacoes, jogue agua no banheiro, para ver se ela esta empocando, avalie se o imovel apresenta todas as condicoes de uso.10. A familia pode crescer ou diminuir mais um filho a vista, algum filho que vai sair de casa, pai ou mae com idade para voltar para casa - , entao, pense no futuro, para que nao tenha de vender o imovel que acabou de comprar na planta, em um curto espaco de tempo.Fonte:
Alberto Melloni Correa, do escritorio Melloni Correa Advocacia. "Sendo assim, independentemente do tipo de negocio, o mais importante e se ter em mente que o acompanhamento de um profissional especializado na area, seja um corretor de imoveis ou ate mesmo um advogado do ramo imobiliario, devera sempre ser prestado para ambas as partes (vendedor e comprador), a fim de tanto auxilia-los na obtencao de toda a documentacao necessaria, como tambem participar da analise e ate de sugestoes que melhor satisfacam os anseios de todas as partes envolvidas em uma negociacao", conclui o Dr. Carlos Alberto Melloni Correa. Fonte: Imovelweb e Melloni Correa Advocacia
Estes bordadinhos fiz para a filha da minha prima Amanda, que vai nascer em dois meses... O nome sera Valentina Vitoria. Fiz rapidinho, mas ate que ficaram meigos. Tenho pena da pessoa que vai apresentar os concorrentes a melhor filme em Cannes este ano... O ultimo nome e impronunciavel!!!Confira lista completa dos filmes que disputam Palma de Ouro 2010:Mathieu Amalric, "Tournee"Xavier Beauvois, "Des Hommes et Des Dieux"Rachid Bouchareb, "Hors La Loi"Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, "Biutiful"Mahamat-saleh Haroun, "A Screaming Man"Im Sangsoo, "Housemaid"Abbas Kiarostami, "Copie Conforme"Takeshi Kitano, "Outrage"Lee Chang-Dong, "Poetry"Mike Leigh, "Another Year"Doug Liman, "Fair Game"Sergei Loznitsa, "You. My Joy"Daniele Luchetti, "La Nostra Vita"Nikita Mikhalkov, "Utomlyonnye Solntsem 2"Bertrand Tavernier, "La Princesse de Montpensier"Apichatpong Weerasethakul, "Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives" Esses sao panos de copa, para a Pascoa. Ponto cruz e patchwork. R$ 15 cada. Vendidos pela mammy! Na boa leva de filmes que assisti esta semana, destaque para Distrito 9. O roteiro e originalissimo. Nao sao poucos os filmes que falam sobre invasao alienigena. Entao, ponto para Distrito 9 que foi alem: e se os alienigenas ficassem encalhados na Terra e passassem a viver aqui? A resposta e mais facil do que imaginamos... Como qualquer minoria eles seriam segregados e jogados em um canto como se nao fossem problema nosso. O Distrito 9 e a Cidade de Deus dos ETs. Claro que para o governo nao e nada bom ter um gueto onde o trafico (no caso, de comida de gato!!!) rola solto e a miseria transborda. Excelente critica social envolvendo ficcao cientifica, linguagem de documentario e muita acao. Simplesmente irreparavel. Dica: Se voce ainda nao leu a sinopse do filme, nao leia!!! Ela entrega boa parte das surpresas! Precisando de um pouco de diversao? Eu tenho a solucao!www.improvavel.com.br/videos Esse eu vi no cinema, em 3D, como TEM que ser!O mais interessante em Avatar, claro, sao as imagens. E elas ficam muito mais fantasticas em 3D. Gaste um pouco mais e ponha os oculos coloridos. Mais um filme de alienigenas, mas neste caso estes sao os humanos! Quanta criatividade com o tema nos ultimos tempos, nao? Um soldado passa a colaborar com cientistas ao se conectar com o avatar de seu irmao gemeo, morto. Ele aprende os costumes do povo da floresta, um dos clas avatar, que vivem sobre um metal precioso que os terraqueos, logico, cobicam. Nao ha muitas surpresas no roteiro, mas e lindo ver o universo criado por James Cameron, marcando mais um golaco na lista dos mais assistidos. Seus seres azuis incriveis, os animais alados e a floresta cheia de encantos me deixaram de boca aberta. Literalmente! So fechei quando o maxilar comecou a doer.Nao diria que e um filme para o Oscar principal, mas o de Efeitos Especiais ja esta na mao! Muiiiiiito massa esse negocio de 3D. Assisti ontem ao A Era do Gelo 3 na sala de cinema tre chic 3D do Shopping de Sao Leo e decidi que nunca mais verei um desenho no cinema que nao seja tridimensional. E uma emocao a mais, porque voce automaticamente desvia das coisas, se assusta, interage. Uma
chata ao meu lado nao parava de dizer: "Vai Manny!" "Isso Diego!" " Nao Sid!" E ela devia ter a minha idade! Vou te dizer, total interacao... O mais chato, porem, foi a galera tirando foto da tela... Queria ver depois o monte de fotinha desfocada! Hehe. Qual o objetivo de tirar foto de uma tela de cinema??? E com flash??? E de um filme 3D??? Cada maluco!!!Bom, o filme em si e bem bacana. Cheio de aventuras. Gostei bastante da cidade dos dinossauros e o personagem Buck e uma otima criacao... Pena que dificilmente apareceria em um novo episodio. Se e que vai haver um novo episodio, claro. Acho que tres ja esta de bom tamanho, porque a formula cansa, ne? E desta vez fiquei bem cansada do Sid... O preguica chata! O mais bacana, sempre, e o esquilo do Carlos Saldanha.
Voltei aos bordados e a producao esta se expandindo... Ja tenho varias encomendas. Seguem algumas producoes recentes: Descricao: o branquinho, da esquerda, e um trilho de mesa. Usei patchwork e ponto russo. O barrado de croche foi feito por mammy. E para mesa retangular de 6 lugares. Custa R$ 25. O amarelo, da direita, e um pano de copa, feito em ponto russo e barrado de tecido fofo. Sai por R$ 15. Detalhe:O de baixo e uma toalha de banho fofa da Karsten, que ja vem com bichinhos. Fiz o ponto russo por cima. A Sonia arrematou por R$ 30. HIS family name was Nicholas Bocasini. He was a native of Treviso, which city was then an independent commonwealth, but since the year 1336 is subject to that of Venice. He was born in 1240, and studied first at Treviso, and afterwards at Venice, where, at fourteen years of age, he took the habit of St. Dominick. He seemed desirous to set no bounds to his fervour and fidelity in the practice of every means of improving his soul daily in virtue; and, during fourteen years, enriched his mind with an uncommon store of sacred learning. After this term he was appointed professor and preacher at Venice and Bologna, and with incredible fruit communicated to others those spiritual riches which he had treasured up in silence and retirement, being always careful by the same means to preserve and increase his own stock. He wrote several sermons and comments on the holy scripture, which are still extant. He was chosen provincial of Lombardy, and, in 1296, the ninth general of his Order. On that occasion, by a pathetic circular letter, 1 he exhorted his brethren to a love of poverty, humility, retirement, prayer, charity, and obedience. In 1297 he was sent by Boniface VIII. nuncio into France, to be the mediator of peace between that nation and the English; and was created cardinal during his residence there in 1298. Nothing but the strict command of his Holiness could have obliged him to accept that dignity, which cost him many tears. He was made soon after bishop of Ostia, and dean of the sacred college; and in 1301 went legate a latere into Hungary, to endeavour to compose the differences which divided that nation into factions, and had already laid it waste by a dreadful civil war; in which cardinal Bocasini succeeded to a miracle. He also abolished in that country several superstitious practices, and other abuses and scandals. He afterwards exerted his zeal in Austria and at Venice, being successively legate in both those places. 1Boniface VIII. dying on the 11th of October, 1303, the cardinals entered the conclave on the 21st of the same month, and on the day following unanimously chose our saint pope. He was seized with trembling at the news; but being compelled to acquiesce, was crowned on the following Sunday. He continued his former practices of humility, mortification, and penance. When his mother came to his court in rich attire, he refused to see her till she had
put on again her former mean apparel. Rome was at that time torn by civil divisions, especially by the factions of the Colonnas against the late pope; but the moderation, meekness, and prudence of our saint soon restored the whole country to perfect tranquillity. He pardoned the Colonnas and other rebels, Sciarra Colonna and William of Nogaret excepted, who remained under the former sentence of proscription. He pacified Denmark, and other kingdoms of the North, and appeased the State and Church of France. He reconciled the cities of Venice and Padua without effusion of blood. He joined his zealous endeavours with Helena, queen of Servia, in the conversion of her son Orosius. This good pope died the martyr of peace, to make which reign over the whole Christian world he seemed only to have lived. Having sat only eight months and seventeen days, he departed this life at Perugia, on the 6th of July, in the year of our Lord, 1304, of his age sixty-three. Some say he died of poison secretly given him by the contrivance of certain wicked men who were enemies to the public tranquillity. He was honoured by miracles, examined and approved by the bishop of Perugia, and attested by Platina and other historians. See Conc. t. 10. also his life collected by Pagi, in his Annals, and in an express work by the late learned Dominican, F. Peter Thomas Campana; and Vie de S. Benoit XI. ou Caractere de la Saintete du B. Benoit XI. a Toulouse, 1739. See also F. Touron, Hommes Illustres, t. 1. l. 7. p. 655. and Benedict XIV. de Canoniz, t. 4. Append. and in his new Roman Martyrology on the 7th of July. 2Note 1. Published by Dom. Martenne, Anecdot. t. 4. [back]The Lives of the Fathers, Martyrs and Principal Saints, by Rev. Alban Butler (Metropolitan Press: Baltimore, 1845), Les Petits Bollandistes: Vies des Saints, by Msgr. Paul Guerin (Bloud et Barral: Paris, 1882)
1No ano seguinte, na epoca em que os reis costumavam partir para a guerra, Davi enviou Joab com os seus oficiais e todo o Israel, e eles devastaram o pais dos amonitas e sitiaram Raba. Mas Davi ficou em Jerusalem. 2Ora, um dia, ao entardecer, levantando-se Davi de sua cama, pos-se a passear pelo terraco de sua casa e avistou dali uma mulher que se banhava. Era uma mulher muito bonita.3Davi procurou saber quem era essa mulher e disseram-lhe que era Betsabeia, filha de Eliam, mulher do hitita Urias. 4Entao Davi enviou mensageiros para que a trouxessem. Ela veio e ele deitou-se com ela, quando ela acabava de se purificar de sua impureza menstrual. 5Em seguida, Betsabeia voltou para casa. Como ela concebesse, mandou dizer a Davi: Estou gravida. 6Davi mandou esta ordem a Joab: Manda-me Urias, o hitita. E ele mandou Urias a Davi. 7Quando Urias chegou, Davi pediu-lhe noticias de Joab, do exercito e da guerra. 8E depois disse-lhe: Desce a tua casa e lava os pes. Urias saiu do palacio do rei e, em seguida, este enviou-lhe um presente real. 9Mas Urias dormiu a porta do palacio com os outros servos do seu amo, e nao foi para casa. 10E contaram a Davi, dizendo-lhe: Urias nao foi para sua casa. Davi perguntou-lhe: Nao voltaste porventura de uma viagem? Por que nao desceste a tua casa? 11Urias respondeu a Davi: A arca, Israel e Juda habitam debaixo de tendas, e o meu senhor Joab e os servos do meu senhor dormem sobre a terra dura, e eu deveria ir para minha casa, comer e beber e dormir com minha mulher? Pela tua vida e pela saude da tua alma, nao farei tal coisa! 12Davi disse entao a Urias: Fica aqui ainda hoje, e amanha te mandarei de volta. E Urias ficou em Jerusalem naquele dia e no dia seguinte. 13Davi convidou-o para comer e beber a sua mesa e o embriagou. Mas, ao entardecer, ele retirou-se e foi-se deitar no seu leito, em companhia dos servos do seu senhor, e nao desceu para a sua casa. 14Na manha seguinte, Davi escreveu uma carta a Joab e mandou-a pelas maos de Urias. 15Dizia nela: Colocai Urias na frente, onde o combate for mais violento, e abandonai-o para que seja ferido e morra. 16Joab, que sitiava a cidade, colocou Urias no lugar onde ele sabia estarem os guerreiros mais valentes. 17Os que defendiam a cidade sairam para atacar Joab, e morreram alguns do exercito, da guarda de Davi. E morreu tambem Urias, o hitita. 26Ao saber da morte de seu marido, a mulher de Urias o chorou. 27Terminados os dias de luto, Davi mandou busca-la e recolheu-a em sua casa. Tomou-a por esposa e ela deu-lhe um filho. Mas o procedimento de Davi desagradou ao Senhor.Do Segundo Livro de Samuel 11,1-17.26-27 When Paul came to Corinth (probably in the year 50), he met Priscilla (or Prisca) and her husband Aquila, tentmakers by trade like Paul, Jewish, and just arrived from Rome, from which city the Emperor Claudius had recently expelled the Jewish
community. (The Roman historian Suetonius tells us that Claudius expelled the Jews from Rome because they were rioting on account of someone named Chrestus presumably referring to disputes between Christian and non-Christian Jews.)It is not clear whether Sts. Aquila and Priscilla were already Christians before meeting Paul, or were converted by his preaching. After eighteen months, the three of them went together to Ephesus, where Priscilla and Aquila remained while Paul continued to Antioch. Soon after, a man named Apollos came to Ephesus, who had heard and believed a portion of the Christian message, and was promoting that belief with eloquent preaching, based on a thorough knowledge of the Hebrew Scriptures. Aquila and Priscilla befriended him and explained the Gospel to him more fully, after which he continued to preach with even greater effectiveness.Sts. Priscilla and Aquila were apparently in Rome when Paul wrote to that congregation, and in Ephesus with Timothy when Paul wrote his last letter to Timothy. When Paul wrote to the Corinthians from Ephesus, he joined their greetings with his own. Clearly they were dear to Paul, and were earnest and effective in spreading the Good News of Christ and His saving work. Altogether, Aquila and Priscilla are mentioned six times in the New Testament (Acts 18:2,18,26; Romans 16:3; 1 Corinthians 16:19; 2 Timothy 4:19), and the reader will note that in the odd-numbered mentions, St. Aquilas name comes first, while in the even-numbered mentions, St. Priscillas comes first, as if to emphasize that they are being mentioned on equal terms.
(ALESSANDRO LUDOVISI).Born at Bologna, 9 or 15 January, 1554; died at Rome, 8 July, 1623. After completing the humanities and philosophy under Jesuit teachers, partly at the Roman and partly at the German College in Rome, he returned to Bologna to devote himself to the study of jurisprudence. After graduating at the University of Bologna in canon and civil law, he went back to Rome and was appointed judge of the Capitol by Gregory XIII. Clement VIII made him referendary of both signatures and member of the rota, and appointed him vicegerent in temporal affairs of Cardinal Vicar Rusticuccio. In 1612 Paul V appointed himArchbishop of Bologna, and sent him as nuncio to Savoy, to mediate between Duke Charles Emmanuel of Savoy and King Philip of Spainin their dispute concerning the Duchy of Monferrat. In 1616 the same pope created him Cardinal-Priest of Santa Maria Transpontina. Henceforth Ludovisi remained at his see in Bologna until he came toRome after the death of Pope Paul V to take part in the election of a new pope. On 9 February Ludovisi himself was elected successor of Paul V , chiefly through the influence of Cardinal Borghese, and took the name of Gregory XV. Although at his elevation to the papal throne he had already reached the age of 67 years and was, moreover, in a bad state of health, his pontificate of two years and five months was one of remarkable activity. He saw that he needed a strong and energetic man, in whom he could place implicit confidence, to assist him in the government of the Church. His nephew Ludovico Ludovisi, a young man of 25 years, seemed to him to be the right person and, at the risk of being charged with nepotism, he created him cardinal on the third day of his pontificate. On the same day, Orazio, a brother of the pope, was put at the head of the pontifical army. The future revealed that Gregory XV was not disappointed in his nephew. Ludovico, it is true, advanced the interests of his family in every possible way, but he also used his brilliant talents and his great influence for the welfare of the Church, and was sincerely devoted to the pope. Eleven cardinals in all were created by Gregory XV.One of the most important pontifical acts of Gregory XV, affecting the inner affairs of the Church, was his new regulation concerning papal elections. In his Bull "Aeterni Patris" (15 Nov., 1621) he prescribes that in the future only three modes of papal election are to be allowed: scrutiny, compromise, and quasi-inspiration. His Bull "Decet Romanum Pontificem" (12 March, 1622) contains a ceremonial which regulates these three modes of election in every detail. The ordinary mode of election was to be election by scrutiny, which required that the vote be secret, that each cardinal give his vote to only one candidate and that no one vote for himself. Most of the papal elections during the sixteenth century were influenced by political conditions and by party considerations in the College of Cardinals
lessened, and the death penalty was decreed only upon those who were proved to have entered into a compact with the devil, and to have committed homicide with his assistance.The great activity which Gregory XV displayed in the inner management of the Church was equalled by his efficacious interposition in the politics of the world, whenever the interests of Catholicity were involved. He gave great financial assistance to Emperor Ferdinand II in regaining the Kingdom of Bohemia and the hereditary dominions of Austria. Gregory XV then sent Carlos Caraffa as nuncio to Vienna, to assist the emperor by his advice in his efforts to suppress Protestantism, especially in Bohemia and Moravia, where the Protestants considerably outnumbered the Catholics. To a great extent it was also due to the influence of Gregory XV that, at a meeting of princes at Ratisbon, the Palatinate and the electoral dignity attached to it were granted to Duke Maximilian of Bavaria in the early part of January, 1623. In order to effect this grant, the pope had previously sent the Capuchin Father Hyacinth, a skilled diplomat, to the imperial court at Vienna. The transfer of the Palatinate Electorate from a Protestant (Frederick V) to a Catholic was of great consequence, since it secured a Catholic majority in the supreme council of the empire. Out of gratitude to Pope Gregory XV, Maximilian presented him with the Palatinate library of Heidelberg, containing about 3500 manuscripts. Early in 1623 Gregory XV sent the Greek theologian Leo Allatius to transport the valuable collection to Rome, where it was put up as the "Gregoriana" in the Vatican Library. Thirty-nine of these manuscripts, which had come to Paris in 1797, were returned to Heidelberg at the Peace of Paris in 1815, and Pius VII returned 852 others as a gift in 1816.The relations between England and the Roman See assumed a more friendly character during the pontificate of Gregory XV. For a time it seemed probable that, through the intended marriage of the Prince ofWales (afterwards King Charles I) with the Spanish Infanta Maria, Catholicity could be restored in England. Though the pope favored the marriage, it never took place. The treatment, however, of the Catholic subjects of James I became more tolerable and, to some extent at least, they enjoyed religious liberty. In France, the power of theHuguenots was on the decrease, owing to the influence of Gregory XV with King Louis XIII. Here the Capuchins, the Jesuits, and the Franciscans converted large numbers of heretics to Catholicity. Even in the Netherlands, that stronghold of Protestantism, a Catholicreaction set in, despite the fact that the Catholic priests were persecuted and expelled from the country.The Catholic rulers respected the authority of Gregory XV, not only in religious affairs, but also in matters of a purely political nature. This was noticeable when an international dispute arose concerning the possession of the Valtelline (1620) the Spaniards occupied that district, while the Austrians took possession of the Grisons passes and were in close proximity to the Spaniards. The proximity of the two allied armies endangered the
interests of France, Venice, and Savoy. These three powers, therefore, combined to compel the Austrians and Spaniards to evacuate the Valtelline, by force of arms if necessary. Upon request, Pope Gregory XV intervened by sending his brother Orazio at the head of the pontifical troops to take temporary possession of the Valtelline. After a little reluctance on the part of Archduke Leopold of Austria, the disputed territory with its fortresses was yielded to Orazio, and the impending war was thus averted.Kevin TsangDSU Discovery65 Battery Street, Suite 300San Francisco, CA 94111Sent from my iPhone