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This is a nice test that runs on the web to know each other better friends

01 - What time is it? 10:15
2002 - Name: Luke
03 - Birthday: March 17
04 - Zodiac sign: Pisces
05 - Tattoos: one on you back
06 - Piercing: no
07 - Are you in love?
No. 08 - Do you like inside? It is quite
09 - You are loved to the verge of tears for someone? You
10 - Have you ever had a car accident? It just plugging
11 - Have you ever had a fracture? yes to the finger (against Gando)
12 - Pepsi or Coke? cola
13 - Do you trust your friends? some
14 - favorite color for underwear? Black
15 - Shoe Size? 41/42
16 - Favorite Number: 5 and 21 (Zidane)
17 - Type of music? rock
18 - shower or bath? shower
19 - What do you hate? The uncaring attitude and who wants to be always right
20 - How do you see in the future? And in good shape (I'm optimistic)
21 - Who you received this email? Leo, Chionna, Iri and Lisa
22 - Which of your friends live farther away? Chri
23 - Who will be the + quick to respond according to you? I do not know
24 - the slowest? I do not know
25 - What would you change in your life? Love ('ve found the right person)
26 - Are you happy? sometimes yes sometimes no
27 - favorite proverb? Live and let live
28 - Favorite Book? The Stand
29 - What are you afraid? sick of myself and those I love
30 - What do you think you just wake up? I can sleep a little '
31 - Favorite movie? The snatch (Chionna bring back the DVD)
32 - If I could be someone else who would it be? A player
33 - What's on the wall of your room? My photos, photos of that, Dylan Dog, a few women
34 - What's under your bed?
powder 35 - a place where you'd like to go? Patagonia
36 - Do you think anyone will answer this email?
is 37 - And who are you sure answer? I do not know ..
38 - Who would you read the answer? all
39 - Favourite smell? What we use now
40 - Favorite Sport? Football
41 - Shy or outgoing? so
42 - Nicknames? The last pin and spring is
43 - Sea or mountain? Both
44 - Are you afraid of death? yes
45 - What time do you go to bed usually? 12:00
46 - How much do you love / hate? I love dearly, but sometimes I hate myself.
47 - What do you like in a man / woman? Legs, smile, sit down, face
48 - What do you like men / women? What are sweet
49 - A folly done for love? I do not remember
50 - The greatest satisfaction? The degree
51 - The last gift you got? The machine digital camera
52-Three things that never fail in your wardrobe? Polo, jeans, shirt
53 - How do you sleep?
side of 54 - a dish that you like? Grandma's Gnocchi
55 - In what form would you born? Tree of a forest
57 - What is the most delicate part of your body? intestine
58 - A great pleasure in life? travel
59 - One thing you lack now? A woman
60 - How did the dreams of your childhood? well
61 - your best friend? I do not like rankings
62 - something that distinguishes you from others? I am single but I do not know
63 - Your career sentimental in 3 adjectives: tormented, beautiful at times, without
64 - Things to do by 2007? Ma non saprei: un po’ di relax
65- Cosa ti fa svegliare al mattino e uscire dal letto? La sveglia molto a fatica
66- Scritta più bella vista su un muro? Non ricordo

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"Heroes" (David Bowie)


I, I will be king
And you, you will be queen
Though nothing will drive them away
We can beat them, just for one day
We can be Heroes, just for one day

And you, you can be mean
And I, I'll drink all the time
'Cause we're lovers, and that is a fact
Yes we're lovers, and that is that

Though nothing, will keep us together
We could steal time,
just for one day
We can be Heroes, for ever and ever
What d'you say?

I, I wish you could swim
Like the dolphins, like dolphins can swim
Though nothing,
nothing will keep us together
We can beat them, for ever and ever
Oh we can be Heroes,
just for one day

I, I will be king
And you, you will be queen
Though nothing will drive them away
We can be Heroes, just for one day
We can be us, just for one day

I, I can remember (I remember)
Standing, by the wall (by the wall)
And the guns shot above our heads
(over our heads)
And we kissed,
as though nothing could fall
(nothing could fall)
And the shame was on the other side
Oh we can beat them, for ever and ever
Then we could be Heroes,
just for one day

We can be Heroes
We can be Heroes
We can be Heroes
Just for one day
We can be Heroes

We're nothing, and nothing will help us
Maybe we're lying,
then you better not stay
But we could be safer,
just for one day

Oh-oh-oh-ohh, oh-oh-oh-ohh,
just for one day


Io, io sarò re
E tu, tu sarai la regina
Sebbene niente li porterà via
Li possiamo battere, solo per un giorno
Possiamo essere Eroi, solo per un giorno

E tu, tu puoi essere mediocre
And I, I drink all the time
Cause we're lovers, and this is a fact
Yes we're lovers, that's it


Though nothing will keep us together We could steal 'time,
for one day We can be
heroes, forever
What do you say?

I, I wish you could swim
Like the dolphins, like dolphins can swim Though nothing
,

nothing will keep us together We can beat them, for ever and ever
Oh we can be Heroes, just for one day


I, I will re
And you, you will be queen Though nothing will drive them away

We can be Heroes, just for one day We can
be us, just for one day

I, I can remember (I remember)
Standing by the wall (by the wall)
And the guns shot above our heads
(over our heads) And we kissed
,

as though nothing could fall (nothing could fall) And the shame was

other side Oh we can beat them, for ever and ever
Then we could be Heroes, just for one day


We can be Heroes We can be


Heroes We can be Heroes Just for one day


We can be Heroes We're nothing, and nothing will help us Maybe we're lying
,
then you better not stay
But we could be safer, just for one day


Oh-oh-oh-ohh, oh-oh-oh-ohh, just for one day


Bowie said that the song was inspired by a young couple who met secretly in the guard tower of the Berlin Wall and that he was watching from the window of the recording studio. According to Tony Visconti, his producer, the couple in question was himself and a girl who had a history during recording. The use of quotation marks in the title could have an ironic meaning.

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AL GORE: NOBEL PRIZE FOR PEACE


We, the human species, we are at a crucial time and we must make a decision. Is unprecedented and is even ridiculous to assume we have to actually make a conscious choice as a species, but nevertheless this is the challenge that we collect. Our planet Earth is in danger. What is likely to be destroyed is not the planet itself, but the conditions that made it able to accommodate humans.

without realizing the consequences of our actions, we have started to place so much carbon dioxide into exile shell of air surrounding our planet we have literally changed the heat balance between Earth and the Sun If do not stop, and quickly, average temperatures will rise to levels never previously known by men, and put an end to the favorable climate balance on which our civilization depends.

Over the past 150 years, we have taken in a frantic acceleration increasing amounts of carbon from the ground - mainly in the form of coal and oil - and we've burned so as to enter the Earth's atmosphere 70 million tonnes of CO2 each 24 hours. The concentrations of CO2 - that in at least a million years had never exceeded 300 parts per million - have grown from the original 280 parts per million of the beginning of the coal boom to 383 shares per million this year.

a result, many scientists are now warning of the fact that we are approaching several "Irreversible tipping points" that could - in the space of just ten years - making it impossible not to cause irreparable harm to the habitability of the planet by human civilization. Yet in recent months, new studies have helped establish that the Arctic ice cap - which helps to cool the planet - is melting at a rate three times higher than they have provided the most pessimistic computer models.

If you do not pass immediately to action, summer ice could disappear altogether in just 35 years. Similarly, near the South Pole, at the opposite end of the planet, scientists have discovered that the West Antarctic snow in an area as large as the California are melting. This is not a political issue but an ethical issue, which concerns the survival of human civilization. It is not about left versus right, but what is right against what is wrong. In other words, it is uncivilized to destroy the habitability of our planet and endangering the prospects for all the generations that come after us.

On 21 September 1987, President Ronald Reagan said: "In our obsession with antagonisms of the quota, we often forget how much unites all the members of the human race. Perhaps, to acknowledge the existence of this common bond, we need a universal and external threat. From time to time think how quickly we characterize the differences would vanish if we were suddenly faced with an alien threat from outside this world. "

Today we, all of us, we face a universal threat. Although not come from the outside, it is nevertheless cosmic scale. Consider the reality of two planets, Earth and Venus, with almost exactly the same size and almost exactly the same amount of carbon. The difference between them is that most of the carbon on Earth is in the ground where they deposited various forms of life over the last 600 million years, while most of the carbon in the atmosphere of Venus. As a result, the temperature on Earth average is 15 degrees Celsius pleasing, while the average temperature on Venus reaches 463.89 degrees Celsius. True, Venus is closer to the Sun than Earth, but the difference is not due to our star. Venus is three times hotter on average than Mercury, which is very close to the Sun's the fault of carbon dioxide. This danger, moreover, requires us - in the words of Reagan - to feel united in taking note of our common fate.

The work of the individual will also have to shape and inspire the actions of governments. In this respect the Americans have a particular responsibility of all: during a good part of all our recent history, the Member America and the American people have assured the moral leadership in the world. He wrote the Bill of Rights, have integrated the democracy in the Constitution, defeating fascism in World War II, toppling Communism and be landed on the moon are all results of American leadership.

Today, once again, we Americans feel united and we must press our government to collect this global challenge. American leadership is a prerequisite for success. To this end, we should demand that the United States join the international treaty within the next two years promises to cut emissions of greenhouse gases responsible for global warming to the extent 90 percent in developed countries and more than half the world, so that the next generation will inherit the planet in good health.

This treaty requires additional effort. I am proud of the role that I held during the Clinton administration negotiated the Kyoto Protocol, but now I think this protocol has been so demonized in the United States can no longer be ratified, as the Carter Administration was not able to obtain the ratification of a treaty for the expanded strategic arms limitation in 1979. Besides, very soon will begin negotiations for a climate treaty much more rigid.

Therefore, as President Reagan renamed and modified the Salt agreement (calling it Start), after belatedly accepted the need, so our next president must immediately work to end very soon a new and more stringent agreement to change the current situation climate. We should aspire to sign this new global treaty by the end of 2009, without waiting for the 2012 as currently planned.

If the beginning of 2009 the United States have already implemented an internal system to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases that cause global warming, I have no doubt that when we give industry a goal, the tools and flexibility to reduce significantly emissions of carbon dioxide, then we can complete and ratify the new treaty in a very short time. After all, this is a planetary emergency.

That new treaty will still, of course, different commitments: the countries will be asked to meet different requirements based on their historical share or contribution to the problem and on the basis of their actual and their capacity to bear the burden of change. International law provides that precedent, and moreover that there is another way to proceed.

There will be those who try to distort this pattern and use xenophobic reasons or protection of the interests of the native population at the expense of immigrants to say that every country should respect the same standards, but I really believe that countries that have a fifth of our gross domestic product - and who have contributed almost no way to create this crisis - should bear the same responsibilities of the United States? Are we really so scared of this challenge by not being able to put us in charge?

Our children have a right to expect more from us, given that their future is at stake - and indeed the future of all human civilization. They deserve much more than a government that censors the best scientific evidence and pursued the men of science who honestly try to warn us of the catastrophe looming over us all. They deserve much better than politicians that if they are idle, without in any way seek to meet the greatest challenge that humankind has ever been faced with, even when the danger threatening moves towards us.

Preferably we should focus instead on the opportunities provided by that challenge, for sure will create new jobs and new profits as corporations are aggressively working to put not afford to miss the huge economic opportunities offered by a clean energy future.

But there is something even more priceless to gain if we do what is right. The climate crisis offers us the opportunity because to experience what few generations in history have had the privilege of experiencing: a generational mission, a compelling moral purpose, a common cause, and the thrill of being forced by circumstances to put aside the pettiness and conflict of politics to embrace genuine spiritual and ethical challenge.

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The Kite Runner A Clockwork Orange


"I became the person I am today at the age of twelve, on a cold winter day in 1975. I remember the precise moment I was crouched behind a wall of crumbling clay half hidden in the alley and glanced along the frozen river. It 'been a long time ago. But it is not true, as they say many who can bury the past. The past clings with its claws to the present. Are twenty-six years of hiding in the alley peep desert. Today I realize that. "

I just finished reading this novel by Khaled Hosseini: fantatisco, very touching and a bit 'sad. Set in Afghanistan in the last thirty years is about a friendship between two boys. Rating: 9