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Alex de Large:
"A Nightingale had entered the milkbar. Malench And all the hair on my entire plots stood on end with excitement. It chills up and down like lizards Malence up and down. Why I knew the air. It was a large piece of the ninth Ludwig Van. "

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Last night I watched a documentary on Fabrizio De Andrè

great poet and musician of our time.

Grande Faber

Creuza de Ma
(Mule sea / road that borders the two properties)

walls walls Umbria de main de Duve
dundi shall I come and Ch'an
Shadows of the sides faces of sailors
where you come from where did

go by 'n Scituate Duve in one-on whether to mustra Nua
and neutte to n'à puntou u cutellu ä gua
from a place where the moon and the night shows nude
has pointed the knife at her throat and milked

ESA gh'é restou Diu
Diau u EC is in the eu has run gh'è faetu u niu
and mount the donkey is still God
the Devil is in heaven and it became the nest

sciurtìmmu it to u but u pe sciugà and bones from Dria in Funtana of cumbia-a 'nta ca de pria
we leave the sea to dry bones dell'Andrea
the fountain of the pigeons in the house of stone

E 'nt'a ca de pria who ghe saia
int'à ca u nu du Dria that is the main
And in the house stone who will
dell'Andrea in the house that is not sailor people

de Lugan faces mandilli
du luassu preferiscian here that the people of Lugano ä
pickpocket
faces of those who prefer bass wing

Figge de famiggia udu de bun
you gundun
peu ammiàle without u girls family, smell good as you can see them without a condom


And 'ste Panse veue things ghe boiler
beive things, things to eat
And what will these empty bellies
things to drink, what to eat

frittûa de pigneu Giancu de Purtufin
brain de bae 'nt'u meximu vin
fried fish, white Portofino
lamb brains of the same wine

lasagne from the Fidda quattru tucci
paciûgu in aegruduse de Levra de Cuppi
lasagne to be cut to four
pie and sour sauce of hare tile (cat)

E 'boat nt'a du vin ghe naveghiemu 'nsc'i scheuggi
migrants du Rie cu'i cioi' nt'i euggi
And we will sail in the boat of wine on the rocks of the emigrants
laugh with nails in his eyes until u matin

growth from puéilu rechéugge
Frè and of the Figge ganeuffeni
grow until the morning that you can collect
brother of carnations and girls

bacan d'a marsa of rope and aegua
de sa liga and that it bears 'nte' na creuza de mä
master of the rope running water and salt
that binds us and brings us into a sea of \u200b\u200bmule

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The grandchildren of the Argentine Pumas' What "Austerlitz

Friday, Argentina won the first match of the Rugby World Cup against France was playing at home, a mythical battle. Carried an article on the 'Pumas'.

The rugby player is very very spectacular, even for those who do not know the rules. I myself have met people who had discovered the sport by one day and already I was thrilled. " Signed: Ernesto "What" Guevara. He, the commander, the querida presencia. The icon is a revolutionary. Suffering from asthma yet able to fly three-quarters overwhelming, tackles the abstruse. Technically questionable, but effective and generous. Like all his life, including military campaigns. Fuser called him, portmanteau of "Furious Serna," the second family name of Ernest, when he played in San Isidro in Buenos Aires - the famous club from which even Marcelo Loffreda, the current coach of Argentina - and later in 'Atalaya. Plate tirelessly until the dawn of the '50s, then stopped him and asthma invented publisher, with the pseudonym Chang-Cho, a magazine of rugby, "Tackle." The rest of the story is now noto.I Pumas What to love it. The journalist and the soldier. A team revolutionary and socialist self-managed and incazzereccia. Guerrilla, nomadic, romantic and mangy. Friday the Argentines have turned the world of rugby, playing at the Stade de France, on the day of a party booked for years, the home side. They were pressed, surprised, asphyxiated with 'garra' with the fury and the desire to win a scrum legendary for his drive and his carcass. A la guerre comme a la guerre, anyway. "The Argentines have played against France with hearts, heads and balls - blue coach Pierre Berbizier sighs thinking about the gauchos and the landslide victory of Italy controgli All Blacks - We instead we head into the air, a little 'heart, but we played with no balls. " Brutal but clear. Perhaps this is why the Pumas, who have won 5 of last 6 match with France, which this year have beaten even the English at home (not included among the first team to do that 8 large), and are now gone up to 5 th place of the ranking of countries and years are seen slamming the door in the face of the TriNations. Too bad, so good. Best not to help them improve. Berbizier but also difficult to accept the system's internal management team. "For six years we have self-appointed leaders of the group - says Mario Ledesma, hooker -. We are, Agustin (Pichot), Nacho (Fernandez Lobbe), Chalo (Gonzalo Longo), Martin (Durand) and Felipe (Contepomi). The Big 6. Not because our ego is too big, but because we said that we should be the ones to take a step forward to protect the young. We prefer to be the ones to receive fines or deportation. " System "very socialist," as claimed by Contepomi, the Leinster star of the Irish selection, a salary of about € 200 000 per year. The need for a committee created by the split personality of Argentine rugby: sport born rich, middle-class as football was proletarian, imported by the British in Buenos Aires in the late nineteenth century. Domestically, the situation has not changed much, and amateurism is defended by purists, while the development of professionalism oval in Europe has formed a legion of migrant luxury, well paid by the big clubs in England and France, who loves to knit biancoceleste death but can not stand the logic of the UAR, the Federation of Argentina. "The money should not come in rugby - says Rodolfo O'Reilly, a former national coach - because we would lose our core values: sacrifice for others, solidarity, education." I love the professional and national solidarity, but do not want to give up bank accounts. In June 2006, the revolutionaries of the tackle even proclaimed a strike 10 days without training, on the eve of two important Test match with Wales. Then he took to the field and they won both matches. In November, another challenge. Outraged by the Federales, and after the historic victory against England in Twickenham had not come down to congratulate them in the locker room, they waited for the official banquet with a vengeance. As soon as the UAR president Alejandro Risler's stood up to deliver the keynote address before the British in tuxedos, the team has risen from the table, and left the room. "We had to go to pee," was the official excuse. Proud, hard. But patriots. In the European tour last year they paid their own pockets to the hotel, outraged by the installation indecent, they say, planned by the Federation. A team that is accustomed to meet on Monday and play - often winning - on Saturday. A few common exercises, many journeys, many changes of residence. But a dressing of granite, made up of fighters. The historical leader of the group is Agustin Pichot, 33, scrum half, bad temper. Played by magician and smart about urchin, next year will be at Racing Paris with our Festuccia and Lo Cicero, perhaps with Berbizier. "Agustin is believed to Napoleon," he said of his (now former) colleagues at the Stade Francais. But generous to the point of service for 3 days mate Martin Gaitan, suffered a heart problem in Belgium, while the rest of the team moved to France. The other stars are Contepomi, scrum half, whose brother played last year in Rovigo, and especially the hooker Ledesma Juan Martin Hernandez, 25, perhaps the best end of the world, fought at the Stade Francaise by the best English clubs. "El Mago" who is the nephew of Patricio Hernandez, midfielder Toro 80, prefers to play opening. And so it was against France last Friday. Coach Loffreda has satisfied. Power to the people, the team of Che's guerrilla grandchildren.

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Last night I watched a documentary on the Battle of Austerlizt 7 on which is considered a masterpiece of tactical Napoleon. Loved the documentary. The figure of Napolen has always fascinated me, that little has changed the general course of world history by bringing the revolution throughout Europe with 15 years of war. Napoleon is known as the greatest general of all times and reading his exploits, you are amazed by his genius.

still spoken of war with all its dolri should remember that.

This summer I was at Cadiz took place near where the Battle of Trafalgar lost by the French and the English against the British led by Admiral Nelson (who died during the battle). Link: Trafalgar, Austerlitz

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Blowin'in the wind

Blowin 'in the Wind by Bob Dylan

Titolo del disco: The freewheelin' Bob Dylan - 1963

How many roads must a man walk down

Before you call him a man?

Yes, 'n' how many seas must a white dove sail

Before she sleeps in the sand?
Yes, 'n' how many times must the cannon balls fly
Before they're forever banned?
The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind,
The answer is blowin' in the wind.
How many times must a man look upBefore he can see the sky?
Yes, 'n' how many ears must one man have
Before he can hear people cry?
Yes, 'n' how many deaths will it take till he knows
That too many people have died?
The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind,
The answer is blowin' in the wind.
How many years can a mountain exist
Before it's washed to the sea?
Yes, 'n' how many years can some people exist
Before they're allowed to be free?
Yes, 'n' how many times can a man turn his head,
Pretending he just doesn't see?
The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind,
The answer is blowin' in the wind.

Soffiando nel vento

Quante strade deve percorrere un uomoprima di essere chiamato uomo?
E quanti mari deve superare una colomba biancaprima che si addormenti sulla spiaggia?
And how long will fly balls cannoneprima that they're forever banned The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind, The answer is blowing in the wind
How long must a man look in altoprima he can see the sky?
And how many ears must one uomoprima he can hear people cry?
And how many deaths will it take till he sappiache too many people have died?
The answer, my friend is blowing in the wind, The answer is blowing in the wind
How many years can a mountain esistereprima that washed to the sea?
And how many years can some people esistereprima they're allowed to be free
And how long can a man turn its testafingendo
not see The answer, my friend, is blowin 'in the wind, The answer is blowing in the wind

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Classical Music

Today on my way to work on radio 105 All Out I put Mozart the Turkish March. Once I listened a bit 'of classical music relaxes me a casino and then there's nothing like the music of Mozart and Beethoven so close to perfection.

I can not find my CD I know that I will add in my iTunes music library a bit 'of classical music to listen to.

"Music is a revelation of all deepest wisdom and philosophy ... Who gets the sense of my music may be released from the miseries in which you drag other men
( Ludwig van Beethoven )

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Men and trees

Mauro Corona :

`I spent almost fifty years of life in the woods and talked to the trees. The trees do not move, but have a character who communicate in different ways, even with the different reaction against those who have touched them. In these lines we are talking about them and men: sometimes good and other bad ... and so bad, almost without realize, try sympathy for the elder, good for the larch, beech for the simpleton, the elegant to the birch, the stubborn for so carpinoe ...`.

From the book "Stories of the woods. Stories of trees and men."

I saw his interview Interviews barbarian character who lives only in nature as a man of another era.