Facts about Italy present the best Olive Oil in the world!
Some say to have true and genuine Italian virgin olive oil, it's enough to be bottled in Italy, some other people say it's enough to have an Italian label. But the only fact that really stands is the fact that original virgin olive oil, the pride of Italy, has to be made with Italian olives, pressed and bottled in Italy to be called Italian virgin oil.
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Facts about Italy presents Lamborghini
No half measures. No compromises. Always exceeding expectations. Innovative design, the latest and best technology, the most modern of concepts - this is what Lamborghini excellence is all about.
This time Facts about Italy presents historical topic
Facts about Italy presents the famous Romulus and Remus Myth
When young men, the brothers decided to found a city. After studying the flights of birds, and signs in the sky, it was determined that each Romulus and Remus would be in charge of a section of the new city, but the signs also determined that Romulus section would be twice the size of Remus' section. Romulus, using a plow pulled by a white cow and a white bull, cut a furrow to mark the boundary of his section. Remus, angry at his brother getting the larger part, jumped over the furrow into his brothers section, where Romulus killed him (in another version of the story, invented later by the poet Ennius, Remus just disappeared during a storm).
Romulus went on to build the city, which was named Rome after him. He was later deified and became associated with Quirinus, under whose name he was worshipped.Facts about Italy presents beautiful Italian women
Why are Italian babes so attractive? Beautiful girls in Italy are not necessarily born that way, they make and keep themselves that way! How can this be done?
Most foreigners do not realize how important young Italian girls regard their physical appearance. Before going out in public they very carefully choose the correct clothing and facial treatments. When they exit their homes everything must look perfect.
It is not uncommon for Italian girls to spend few hours in front of a mirror putting on different kinds of cosmetics before they present themselves to the public.Facts about Italy presents Michelangelo Buonarroti
INTRODUCTION
Michelangelo Buonarroti is possibly the greatest artist and sculptor who has ever lived. His paintings and sculptures have changed the meaning of art for good!
Michelangelo Buonarroti was born on March 6, 1475, in a town near Florence. His mother died by the time Michelangelo was six years old, leaving him to live with his father, a nobleman.
He began to show interest in art and drawing by the age of ten, and became an apprentice by age 12. When Michelangelo was 13 he was set to be an artist. He became a pupil of the great sculptor, Donatello. As he grew older, Michelangelo Buonarroti became interested in the male nude. Most of his paintings included pictures of nude males, though sometimes just in the background.
Michelangelo lived to the age of 89, and died in 1564.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Michelangelo was a great leader in the Italian Renaissance. His greatest glory, painting the Sistine Chapel, began in 1508, and was completed in 1512. In the beginning, Michelangelo was to paint twelve pictures of the apostles around the outside of the ceiling. Instead of doing so, Michelangelo made another suggestion. He used the central area of the ceiling to paint the history of the Old Testament. It included over 300 figures.
Beginning in 1491, Michelangelo carved Madonna of the Stairs. It took him one year to complete it. Next was the Pieta. It was started in 1498 and finished in 1500. He began Doni Tondo in 1503, taking him two years to complete the painting. In 1534, twenty-three years after the Sistine Chapel was completed, Michelangelo began to paint The Last Judgment, located over the altar at the same church as the Sistine Chapel.
Michelangelo was noted for use of color, light, tone design, and draftmanship. He excelled in architecture, sculture and anatomy.
Michelangelo set standards for sculpting, painting, poetry, and architecture. When sculpting, he always carved from front to back as shown on the unfinished piece, St. Matthew. His paintings were all equally proportioned, with very good perspective. All of his pictures had a 3-D effect to make his figures stand out from the background.
Michelangelo was also a poet and architect, but painting and sculpting were his specialties.
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Facts about Italy presents amazing Capri Island
There are plenty of well-known tourist destinations that don't live up to their billing, but Italy's Isle of Capri isn't one of them.
This beautiful island in the Bay of Naples, immortalized by Frank Sinatra's classic song, is every bit as mesmerizing and memorable as you would expect. Frank did get something wrong, though: the correct pronunciation is CAP-ri, not Ca-PRI.
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Here is another part of facts about Italy.
It is no secret that Italian men are very romantic here are few facts:
16% of Italian men agreed that honesty is the best policy.
84% of Italian men agreed that lies are sometimes okay.
73% of Italians have planned to bump into someone on purpose in the hope that it would lead to a date.
77% of Italian's regard their anniversary with their partner as the most important day of the year.
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This part of Facts about Italy speaks about costs of living in Italy
As fears of a recession circle the globe, DW-WORLD.DE asked people from seven European countries about their impressions of the cost of living. Here's the story from Italy:
Stefania lives in an apartment she owns about 10 minutes by subway from the center of Rome. She works two jobs: in the human resources department of an educational institute and as a private business consultant. 
Rent: 400 euros ($590) per month in maintenance fees
Monthly utilities: 130 euros ($192)
Bus / metro ticket: 1.00 euro ($1.47)
One liter milk: 1.50 euros ($2.21)
Facts about Italy: Italy - 5th Most Visited Destination
According to the the World Tourism Organization, Italy still keeps its 5th position as one of the most visited destinations in the world. Last year, tourist arrivals reached the record of 898 million travelers (+6,2%). Italy also recorded an increase of 6,6% from January through October 2007. France, Spain, USA and China are the leading countries.
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This part of Facts about italy presents world famous Venetian Masks
See how Venetian masks are formed and learn what they were used for in historic times.
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