Thursday, December 30, 2010
Heathen Rage Capleton 12 Image
Una breve lista di buoni propositi Shinseikai per il nuovo anno:
- Restare calmi.
- Tenere le orecchie bene aperte.
- Respirare correttamente.
- Non perdere la concentrazione.
- Tenere la guardia alta.
- Adeguare la preparazione atletica.
- Mettere l'Ego ben al di sotto della Passione.
E i vostri?
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Ebay.com/ Monster Energy Mini Fridge
Prologo.
"Well . Nice phrase. What comes to mind to go with her? "
" I have to do away with the rhyme ... "
" Daaai. You must not do so unnaturally. If the rhyme is, let her, but if the wheels will not find it. .
" runs through the trees, the wind is lost .
" Good, but you can improve it ..
" How? .
" Try to describe less, and to hear more. What do you really mean? .
" walking among the trees and the quiet scares me, and at the same time ... is beautiful. .
" We're close. .
" chase the silence, lost in the wind
The time between the trees, walking slowly "
James smiled. "'ve seen. Did you write a rhyme. How did you come? "
" do not know. .
" why you wrote. It 's the rhyme that you tried, and not vice versa. .
Alfredo Fourteen smiled and hugged James with his eyes.
Alfredo announced the sequence, which carried out immediately after.
Alfredo Fourteen, in a low voice, began the comment.
Master came almost levitating on the floor, looked at James first, then Alfredo Fourteen, and between the good-natured and 'he said ironically, "And ' came the Master, the Master of Shinseikai. . "Height (perceived) of the two boys reached the level of the tatami, Mogi saluted the Master and began to layout the side where students usually study forms and movements. They both believed that the word spoken by the teacher was his name, among them - by which time - they called it.
adulthood.
Alfredo became a personal trainer, and managed to hook the vein of the famous actresses in OloTV, who regarded the union as the androids - ideal - between a bodyguard and an instructor with a special talent to strengthen the body and mind .
They could not meet every day, even if they worked in the same city, but had retained the old habit of composing sonnets to meet at the park (if the sun was shining) or the old, dusty, romantic and unforgettable gym to make suggestions and hear the inflections of the Master, always lively, but accompanied by a stick of untreated wood on which rested the fighting and experiences accumulated over the years. Around thirty-first
Change Alfredo Fourteen, in a sunny afternoon in the park, James began to invent and recite a sonnet about a chance encounter, a heartbeat and loss of appetite, and flowers given to happiness in the world want to scream. Alfredo Fourteen had never experienced similar feelings, but he knew that James was in love. She stopped, her large eyes staring open space in front of him, and began to tremble slightly. James, in turn, he knew that Alfredo Fourteen was crying. Joy.
a couple of changes after James and his partner had the good fortune of having a child, male. James had not the slightest doubt the name would have been that of his friend's life, not the number that his brother was still locked up in the ranks of nearly men. Little Alfred was not only the light of James and his wife, but also dell'androide that children could not have.
Later, especially during summer hot, Alfredo Fourteen began to show any abnormality. He could not speak correctly, suffered from stuttering, remained still and silent, more than his usual phlegm and inorganic.
" you should visit .."
" Dd-it-to whom? My project was abandoned-to-aaa ...." long pause "Ten years ago .."
"'ll try to see in a company, we do so for men through robotic components, we could have done something for the androids through organic parts." James tried to be brave, but his voice was shaky, with no knowledge nor belief, suspecting something serious.
Suspected James were confirmed by an expert: Alfredo Fourteen had reached a stage where any change could be fatal. Its shell could not be changed, and at the same time the housing was causing the degradation or loss of functionality higher. His investigations on the farm gave negative results: all funds for research and development were addressed in the replacement of organic parts with mechanical components, and not vice versa. Fourteen
Epilogue.
... all those years together, and the meaning of the word brother . James
sat, and could not stop smiling and crying. There was no need for this, to find out what a brother. No need to lose, to understand love, love, respect. He wanted to be him, an organic , on that bed, in his place. Fourteen
Alfredo parted lips, hard.
" Live ... loves me, brother .
[Special thanks to Isaac and Cyril for the inspiration :-)]
Friday, December 17, 2010
Antique Osterizer Blender
- Gabba complains of his Sensei.
- Gabba does not give one or more iPad his Sensei.
- Gabba does strange gestures with his hand and misunderstandings.
- Luke runs off to play football rather than attend the shift non-agonist.
- Gabba falls asleep and Russian.
- Lorenzo refuses to take your dose of bromide.
- Gabba does not give one or more iPad his Sensei.
- Tullio can not do a double somersault pike as if it were Antani.
- Gabba talk too much or not talking at all.
- Gabba swap with Jodan Gedan and vice versa.
- Gabba has the iPhone 4.
- Antonio eats sweets and hidden by default.
- Gabba does not give a iPad or more to his Sensei ( But because three times I ask. Leave it, she replies. )
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Silver Decorative Wall Letters
Sometimes stories meet so intense that seem written for second-rate novels printed on paper. And even if the genre - comedy, tragedy, satire - is forgotten, and the ending left in the basement of memories - the murderess Butler is the - however there is something inside.
We do not know well what we know not adequately describe it, but I am annoyed by that pebble in the heart that leaves strange and unexpected side effects, such as watery eyes, a considerable difficulty in expressing themselves correctly and a turmoil-proof a thousand camomile .
This is one of those stories. Tell you about it as they have told me, and the person who told me he is not a reliable type, so take it or leave .
E 'set in a faraway country, where there is only one language but many languages \u200b\u200band many ways to say what, in my country, they say one word. And, without ulteriore indugio, eccola qui.
Qualche tempo fa, in un posto in capo al mondo, ho conosciuto un gruppo di Cercatori, che aveva lo scopo di snasare, trovare ed impossessarsi di qualcosa che non era possibile trovare nel proprio paese. I Cercatori erano in tanti: io me ne ricordo tre.
Uno era soprannominato il Maestro, praticava una disciplina dura, era sempre in movimento e alle volte lo vedevi correre. Dico, non riuscivi proprio a vederlo. Era una macchia sfocata, subito sparita, ma lo sapevi che era lui.
Uno era soprannominato il Profondo, sapeva scendere nelle profondità the earth, where there is only heat, lava and death, and always managed to get by. He had two hands like two shovels, and used them to go down and back up.
One was dubbed the singer could describe things with lyrics and poems, playing always to make the rhymes. Of what he wrote and kept a ten throw. And if he asks, "Why throw that you write," he answered "Because it is already written."
I remember them well, there were three lanky, but different. Those rare occasions when he came into the inn with the attendants were strange marks on their height.
And one winter night I met them in a tavern, eating a hot soup.
asked to sit down and offered me their plate. Bowed his head to thank, and after finishing my ration I asked them what they wanted.
The Master said, "I try my limit. I try to understand what I can. I try to improve and new ways to enrich my discipline and be a better teacher."
The Deep said, "I want a new road. So go down to hell and back, and even risk their lives every time I would see if there are other ways to go."
The Chanter said, "I am looking for the inspiration to write something I can read again. I try to write something that can inspire others. "
watched the fire in the fireplace for a while, 'and then we said goodbye to retiring.
I saw them no more for some time.
many times I went to the tavern, I asked them, but I found them.
He spent the season of cold and rainy, and that the flowers arrived. And one evening, I found the Master, the Deep Cantore and at the same table, but with the cowl off.
were their own, but had a different atmosphere. They were different. I asked if I could sit at their table, and I bring three dishes on the table to repay their kindness winter, smiled and accepted the invitation.
When they had finished eating they trusted.
Master, in a low voice, said, "I searched and found my limit, I passed a thousand and thirty opponents, difficulty and pain, and I knew what my next hurdle to overcome: a new limit who searches the old limit as if it were an infant. "
The Deep, looking at the window, said, "I found a new road, and going up, not where there is rock and lava and death, but to the tops of mountains, clouds and water, and will be even more difficult to walk. "
The Chanter was silent. He took a sheet of paper and began writing:" I accompanied the Master and the depth in their adventures, seeking inspiration. I found stories, joys, tears, people. I found so many things that words do not seem enough. "
I saw them out, one by one, with different expressions, as long as tree trunks, and I wondered what I would ask them when they are revised.
I said, what he told me this story is not a reliable one. And 'a running for taverns. But the story seems credible. I asked a friend of mine, a brilliant designer, keep your eyes open, so often find them together somewhere.
If you find them, make me a drawing, so I have proof that the Seekers exist and are chasing something that is not only their shadows.
Friday, December 10, 2010
Birthday Template In Arabic
Even the minstrels and storytellers sometimes get stuck listening to a vinyl too. The amount of information and feelings accumulated in a few days starts to stimulate some side effects, I'm full of ideas and I do not have the talent and style to written on paper (you fa per dire), e il lessico, i trucchi ed i modi di scrivere che mi sono stati insegnati fino ad oggi non sono abbastanza. Sono giorni strani.
È dicembre pieno e sembra primavera, la vista di un Gaijin (uno straniero) mi provoca un negativo sobbalzo interiore, penso a togliermi le scarpe prima di entrare nella microcamera, sulla scala mobile mi posiziono automaticamente sulla sinistra, sono circondato da persone che si mettono in fila e non cercano di passare avanti, i pasti caldi e buoni costano meno di dieci euro, tecnicamente compio 47 rivoluzioni solari, sono a Tokyo, in Giappone, ho visto un maestro ed un amico dimostrare il coraggio di essere uomo, ho conosciuto un altro amico che è stato il mio Virgilio, invento storie immaginifiche che traslate in scrittura sembrano panni non lavati, rimango senza fiato nei giardini e nei templi di questo paese, il mio inglese ha raggiunto livelli stradali, impugnare un cucchiaio sembra un gesto goffo, e - non ultimo - mi domando se riuscirò ancora a scrivere qualcosa di sensato nel prossimo futuro.
In questi strani giorni ci sarebbe materiale per mille storie, storie strane e belle. Prima o poi le troverò, quelle dannate parole, ma non ora. C'è un tempo ed un luogo per tutto, ed ora è tempo di viverlo, prima di scriverlo.
Auguri Gabba, sei un tipo fortunato. Hai passato i compleanni precedenti a pensare, passa questo ed eventuali altri a vivere, donare felicità, amare chi è lontano, sorridere di più.
"Cherish your life while you're still around" :-)
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Location: Tokyo, Japan
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Why Do I Get A Prolapse When I Get My Period
Part I - The Arrival.
The air in the hall, began to be electric. Our eyes are fixed on the sliding door entrance, waiting for the arrival of Kancho Tanaka, who is revealed smiling and ready to take us to the place where they teach on. The steps towards the station of Kyoto are elastic and silent, and the few words of Tanaka Kancho are intercepted and translated by Lorenzo, our intermediary with the sounds, signs and dreams of this world so away.
The train journey seems endless, and as we move away from Kyoto on contact with reality seems to have changed, the exterior is dimly lit, written in English fading, the entries in Romaji are kept to a minimum, you Parlotti in a low voice, aside from a few smiles to the superimposed voltage for the event you are going to do. At the station
Shinseikai members welcome us with their cars and smiles wide as Japanese melons. It does not seem to be away, but at home!
The streets are dark, not illuminated, and Kyoto seems to be distant as Arcturus, exchange a few words in the car, always with Lorenzo in the shoes of Google Translate, until arrival at a structure illuminata.
Si esce dalla notte per entrare nella scuola, nell'evento, nell'emozione.
Parte II - I bambini Shinseikai.
Ci è concesso l'onore di seguire attivamente il turno dei bambini, con il riscaldamento, i Kihon, ed il Kumite. I miei occhi si velano e rimangono umidi nel vedere questi esserini, vestiti con il Karategi, che ci guardano sorpresi e divertiti mentre ripassiamo le basi insieme a loro. In loro vedo le facce dei miei figli e mi commuovo, e spero che non si veda: chissà cosa fanno Melissa e Mirco, e Alex e Lara. Ogni tanto incrocio lo sguardo con qualcuno di loro. I più coraggiosi tengono lo sguardo e sorridono, e il cuore mi si scioglie, e non posso fare a meno di riflettere about how two cultures are different and how the feelings can make us very similar.
comes a time in the Kumite. We understand that children will face, we have wide on the mat, and a command Iwasaki Sensei taking the children to meet us, often competing with those who arrive first to address the Gaijin guy. Someone smiling, someone has a wry look, someone is pouting: all are fighting like lions, and someone is so small that I can not help but encourage (Ganbatte!) while pulling Tsuki Geri and with a frequency and power impressive for their age. The lesson of Japanese cute kids coming to an end with the merger, stretching and final salute, which gives me a feeling to be told when space and time will be propitious.
Part III - The evidence.
Evidence of Philip part plan, but it becomes at once the pace and power of a tough exam, and special. The basics (Kihon the ) techniques to Pao (the hitters) succeed one another in an impressive manner, leaving very little room for distractions or dangerous lapses in concentration. All the attention of the courts, and in particular the Fourth Dan Shinseikai court, turned to Philip. I try to look at and interpret the movements and facial expressions of the examiner, with poor results. The Ice Age is flawless, but I can see many nodding his head - from top to bottom - in sign language that the common good even in Japan, fortunately, is tantamount to approval. After the equivalent of two lessons Shinseikai (and those attending the Dojo knows what is the effort required) is the turn of the Sabaki , lateral displacements used for defense and attack. Philip chooses her partner (coincidentally, the Sensei Iwasaki), and illustrates the Ice Age several techniques that mutes all students, not just them. The Ice Age
nods this time clear, and I only guessed. The review seems endless, and the best is yet to come. It's the turn of
Kata (forms), beautiful movements, hypnotic, death. The Dojo is quiet, filled with the sounds of the shapes and sounds of the karategi, sometimes soft, sometimes tense. The Kata give way to test the thirty Kumite , thirty uninterrupted fighting, thirty obstacles that last a minute and a half while running - believe me - they are much, much longer.
The fighting one another and the time begins to lengthen, and never seems to end. Many of the opponents are knocked out, get up, even with difficulty, and continue to fight: they can not shortcut, no quick way, there is only hard work, sweat, courage, and above all the right spirit.
As all students, as well as opponents, beginning with eyes (we Italians also with the voice) to encourage Philip to face opponents who do not retreat, do not pull back, fight like a Samurai can do. "GANBATTE, PHILIP" scream, do not give up, the road is still long. The Ice Age
writes on the board signs from Mars, and I've lost count, I can not turn his eyes from the tatami, as mesmerized. Latest
Kumite are made with black belts, the evidence - from hard - almost impossible.
What brings us to overcome our limitations? The right spirit. The memory of loved ones. The memory of those who no longer exists. Courage. The help of all students in the Dojo. The strength to fight for those who can not. The image dei propri cari. La determinazione.
Il trentesimo squillo del timer ci trova in lacrime, le nostre e quelle del nostro Sensei. Non ho più paura di commuovermi. Non ho più paura.
Il Dojo diventa lacrime, applausi, urla. Il Dojo diventa festa.
Parte IV - La festa.
Il Dojo si è trasformato. Da concentrazione, ad azione, a festa. I volti sono sorridenti, Filippo è un Terzo Dan. Mi si avvicinano tutti salutando, mi parlano in Giapponese, io non capisco ma sorrido - sinceramente - e ringrazio. È tempo delle foto di rito. Mi viene concesso l'onore di intrufolarmi nelle fotografie scattate da fotocamere e migliaia di cellulari bianchi rosa grigi neri perla fucsia gialli , tutti uguali, che lampeggiano allegramente come fossero fuochi d'artificio, che cercano di immortalare il momento, come se serbarlo fuori dal cuore fosse importante. E forse lo è davvero. Quante volte potrò essere qui ancora? Quali sogni possono avverarsi? Mentre velocemente ci cambiamo e ci riaccompagnano alla stazione, mi chiedo se un giorno potrò ritornare. Alle volte la fortuna capita una sola volta nella vita. A me è capitata quattro volte, e forse capiterà ancora. La fortuna, alle volte, trova alcuni ostacoli, duri come le pietre che Filippo ha spezzato nel Dojo di Kyoto. E spezzarle sempre dobbiamo, quelle pietre.
L'immagine che mi congeda dal Dojo di Kyoto è quella del saluto del maestro Iwasaki. Riesco solo ad inchinarmi and to say "Sensei ...". He smiles and bows (in front of me, white belt, newcomer) below me.
Gabba.
Monday, December 6, 2010
Watching Digital Playground Movies Online
Today examination. Simply put, a lot of concentration, and tension that will accompany us until tonight.
Mokuso!
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Location: Kyoto, Japan
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Funny Wordings For Indian Wedding Functions
transfer from Tokyo to Kyoto gives me a moment of reflection on the boundaries between tradition and modernity .
Just one life to understand the history and culture of a people? E 'enough approach have compiled - or research - to understand where it begins and ends the tradition of modernity? Or maybe we should just 'live' experience through the daily routine?
do not think I know, I do not think there is a solution. And in the case of Japan, the challenge seems to be unequal. The barrier of language and its inherent complexity and historical than occasionally prevents me from any contact with Japanese culture, of which I see some glimmer through the patient explanations (sometimes repeated) by Lorenzo.
I'm on the train to Kyoto, a technological marvel that allows cars to stop exactly where people expect, with an orderly queue, you can enter. And on the same train, the controller and the girl who sells refreshments make a nice bow when entering and when leaving, as a tribute to the traveler-customer and thank him for bringing the money daily. Trite metaphor, perhaps, but to see live is (thankfully) not so obvious.
Meanwhile, I enjoy traveling in a train clean, quiet, precise. Three adjectives and a noun in the country where I come from, often can not be married.
And once we arrived in Kyoto, I would spend the afternoon in a garden like this ... ;-)
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Location: Kyoto, Japan
Commenting On Facebook Obsessively
And here I am, watching the sun rising in the appropriate land, taking advantage of the last few minutes before taking the train to Kyoto.
The first leg of the trip has flown by, there remain two, which will have different themes. Listening to the last notes of the crows that make me company, while the day clears the mind and body ...
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Location: 1 丁目, Ota, Japan
Heart Murmur And Ativan
Trains in Japan, have something hypnotic. The voice that announces the station seems to be very friendly and at the same tempo distante, le persone - costantemente - intermediano la propria comunicazione attraverso cellulari, quasi tutti della stessa forma, qualcuno legge libri in verticale, qualcuno dorme, a volte qualcuno parla. Cose apparentemente normali, che qui diventano aliene e quindi più interessanti. Perché normali e diverse e straniere e gemelle. Il treno come metafora della comunicazione e dell'incomunicabilità, e non solo come mezzo di trasporto. Forse dovevo proprio venire in Giappone per scoprirlo.
Oggi il treno mi ha portato a Kamakura, un posto meraviglioso, che ho potuto assaporare grazie alla compagnia dei miei compagni di viaggio. Sensazioni difficili da spiegare, come se la capienza delle parole non rendesse giustizia alla potenza dell'impatto visivo.
Proverò a spiegarlo attraverso figure prese durante il giorno. Un'altra metafora, un presunto parolaio che (in)comunica attraverso fotografie di un giorno non ripetibile...
E' vero, lo scopo di un viaggio non e' coming, but today I was happy to have arrived in Kamakura. I can not imagine a more beautiful way to close the first of the three parts of my stay in Japan.
Tomorrow: Kyoto.
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Location: 1 丁目, Ota, Japan
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Squaw Valley & Kirkwood
The Japanese experience is becoming dense, and bring it with words began to be difficult. The day lasted 36 hours yesterday, with a good Shinseikai training in a gym where champions train K-1, and where - next to the bags - I saw a photo with the dedication of Andy Hug. I was really caught with emotion, and I hope to be able to return. I lost count of the times when I was in Metro and districts that I visited, I met Robert, an exceptional artist who lives and works in Tokyo, I've been to Asakusa to visit the famous temple, and then a healthy session Shinseikai - strangely survived - meet in Shibuya for dinner. The
all blended together, I was anesthetized until this morning when turning on the phone I found out I had made this photo:
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Location: 1 丁目, Ota, Japan
Friday, December 3, 2010
Bluetooth Ppt Presentation
One sunny morning, pleasant temperature, the crows that for once does not emit that characteristic wail resembling the call of mother-in-law, a full day to live and spend in Tokyo: a perfect morning.
Random thoughts and episodes of yesterday come to mind in a compressed, small change and adapted to the Japanese model, which I try to list below:
- Blessed be the inventor of the Washlet. Technology was never more appreciated in those moments where you're alone and you need to express yourself (the toilet).
- Hell, if it exists, is a place hyper and full of toys to buy, as the district of Akihabara, but you do not have a credit card or we work as a janitor.
- Japanese Fashion just as incomprehensible as the Italian fashion. The universality of bad taste.
- It is true that the Japanese are robotic and unfeeling, last night we had two guests to dinner and have proved largely organic, at least down to 23. Then I went into stand-by.
- My Japanese vocabulary is increased by 100% in a few days. Now I say 'Excuse me'.
- The metro in Tokyo should be preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- The Japanese are extremely polite, but if you must activate the switch mode 'Muted Caterpillar' and move on nuclearized steamroller as the unfortunate patrons placed first.
- Every subway station in Tokyo has a single sound and distinguishable, as a ring tone of programmed cell from Bach lysergic acid.
Japanese first training session today, I will follow the Master in his adventure. I hope that I will not have to buy a return ticket to every part of my body which will take the metro, I would go bankrupt immediately.
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Location: 1 丁目, Ota, Japan
Thursday, December 2, 2010
What Do With Small Lakes
Waking up a few hours in advance still has some advantages: for example, this morning I'm enjoying a storm of Japan ' water (do not call it rain), writing my blog from a lobby with a view to true humid Japanese garden, leaving al Sensei l'utilizzo della stanza condivisa (si dorme in due ma è utilizzabile da una sola persona alla volta).
La stanza ha un tatami, due letti altezza tatami (futon, credo si chiami l'oggetto), un ingresso omeopatico ed un bagno motorizzato Mitsubishi modello Terminator. Il tutto ha dimensioni lillipuzianamente gradevoli, che stimola una profonda riflessione sullo spazio vitale vero e presunto.
La mia giornata inizia ora, si va a caccia di esperienze, e di una colazione :-)
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Location: 1丁目,Ota,Japan
Testicular Torticollis
Che giornata!
Sono a Ota (Tokyo), e non dormo da un certo numero di ore (26?). Condivido una stanza con il Sensei che è minuscola, bella e giapponese.
Le prime impressioni del mio Giappone sono mescolate ad adrenalina, caffè, tempura, sonno arretrato, illuminanti e profonde lezioni di cultura giapponese regalate da Lorenzo, suoni e colori diversi, stanchezza ed euforia. Non riesco a disegnare una metafora decente, ma credo che il Giappone sia come un pianeta gemello, ma eterozigote. Sono un ospite appena arrivato, che terrà la bocca chiusa ed occhi e orecchie bene aperti.
A domani
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Location: 1丁目,Ota,Japan
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Bluetooth Rfcomm From Toshiba
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Aetna Deluxe Dental Plan
- iPhone charged 80% to 80% full tank
- wallet with 80 Euros
- For Law 80 / 20, 20% want to drive.
Pictured from left to right: Lorenzo Massimiliano Varrese , Sensei and me. A hug to Lorenzo and Massimiliano for spending some time together, even if virtual, and a Master for his patience in reading simple invention of a student complex. |
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Best Milani Lip Gloss
Pending the novel Shinseikai see the light, the collegamicostudente Luca Mascelloni ha creato, disegnato e realizzato la copertina.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Will The Pound Sterling
Presto e bene devono andare bene insieme, altrimenti vai al tappeto.
Chi trova un amico trova un buon sparring partner .
Chi ha tempo non si è accorto che il timer della palestra è spento.
Ne uccide più lo tsuki della spada.
Al dojo non si invecchia.
Nel dubbio fai un sabaki .
Hope is the bread of white belts.
Sensei Man proposes and disposes. The
karategi is like fish, stink after three training sessions.
kumite is nice when short-lived.
Better one day as a thousand karateka on the couch.
Who will live will train.
Who does not want more punch, or you want to cheat or cheated thee.
If you were not lame, learn to limp.
...
And you? Do you have others?
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Flatbed Scanner Speeds
The library observes pm - 8:30 to 18:30 Friday and Saturday
- 8:30 to 13:30
Access in biblioteca è consentito a tutti i cittadini italiani e stranieri,
senza limiti di età, con la sola formalità del riscontro dell'identità personale.
Si informa la gentile Utenza della Biblioteca Provinciale "T. Stigliani"
che la sezione Fondi Antichi rimane chiusa dalle ore
13.45 alle ore 15.30 .
Friday, April 16, 2010
Painful Lump In Groin On Cat
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A special space devoted to work deliberately, because the Library intends to take the initiative and report news and events that belong to the province.
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Italo Squitieri
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PETRA
second floor, entrance Via Roma
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December 9, 2010
SWAN LAKE with the Russian Ballet Moscow
At 21.00 took the Teatro Duni Matera
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12. Culture Week 2010
Friday, April 23, 2010 at 18:00
Venerdì, 18 dicembre 2009, ore 18.00
Biblioteca Provinciale, Sala Incontri, 2° piano,
Via Roma - Matera
La Direzione è lieta di invitarla all’incontro
L'ITALIA CHE RESISTEVA
Croce e Venturi in un racconto training
Greeting
Franco Stella, President of the Province of Matera
spoke
Goffredo Fofi, Director "The Stranger"
Frank Vitelli , University of Bari
Silvia Berti, University La Sapienza Rome
Moderate
Pasquale Doria, Editor "Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno"
For 'opportunity will be presented the book
Benedetto Croce - Franco Venturi,
Correspondence, edited by S. Berti (II Mulino)
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Friday, October 9, 2009 - 18:30
2nd floor - Via Roma
Provincial Library
Presentation de:
The first book of songs for 4 voices
transcribed by MA Cancellaro
Sabato, 10 ottobre 09 - ore 11.30
Sala conferenze
Biblioteca Provinciale
Il Presidente della Provincia di Matera Franco Stella inaugura il Museo dell’A.N.M.I.G. "Gen. Ignazio Pisciotta"
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April 18, 2009 - 18.00 - Provincial Library
Exhibition - Review:
Matera Province and through books (ages 11.. -20)
Greetings: Carmine Nigro, President of the Province Matera
Report: Giovanni Caserta , storico e critico letterario
Esposizione dei testi 18 - 26 Aprile - Orario Biblioteca
21 aprile 2009 - ore 19.00 - Sala Convegni Mediateca Provinciale
Pino Oliva
Cronache materane degl'anni '70
presentazione di Antonella Manupelli , direttore Archivio di Stato Matera
24 aprile 2009 - ore 18.00 - Mediateca Provinciale
Presentazione del saggio di: Laurino, Radogna, Settembrino
Guido Spera - The Art and illustrated the extension worker
Greetings: Carmine Nigro, President of Province of Matera Emilio Nicola
Buccico , Mayor of Matera
Luisa Sage, President of the Cultural Women 99
Introduced and coordinated Antonio Pellecchia, President Unitep
Report John Caserta, historian and literary critic
Contributions:
Michele Saporito, Chief Superintendent of the Press and Artistic Heritage
Historical
Giuseppe Palumbo, American
Conclusions: Vincenzo Viti Regional Minister to the Agriculture
authors will be present and Profssa Maria Lombardo Spera
April 27, 2009 - 18:00 - Provincial Library
Father Serafino Salandra and the tragedy of ' fallen man
Speaker: Rocco Brancati , Journalist RAI TG 3 Basilicata
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September 28 18:00
Conference Room Palazzo Annunziata
Bishops and the Catholic Reformation
laterza, Mottola, Castellaneta (1544-1572) of
Raffaella Bongermino
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Documentation Centre
"R Scotellaro and Basilicata after World War II" Largo S.
Francesco
Terre Agrarian Reform: the case Calle di Tricarico
Seminario di studio
in occasione della ristampa del volume
Storia ed evoluzione
di una Azienda Agricola in Lucania di Guido Spera
venerdì 23 maggio 2008 - ore 16,00
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Tavola rotonda per la presentazione del volume
STORIA
ED EVOLUZIONE
DI UNA AZIENDA AGRICOLA IN LUCANIA
di Guido Spera
Sabato 24 maggio - ore 18,00
Sala conferenza Palazzo dell'Annunziata - Matera
Saluti
CARMINE NIGRO Presidente della Provincia di Matera
GIUSEPPE DIGILIO Assessore provinciale alla cultura
GREGORIO ANGELINI Direttore Centro di documentazione Tricarico
RAFFAELLO MARSILIO Sindaco di Tricarico
Presiede
RAFFAELE GIURA LONGO Presidente Deputazione Storia Patria per la Lucania
Presentazione dell'opera
GIAMPAOLO D'ANDREA Università della Basilicata
Interventi
FRANCA ASSANTE Università di Napoli
ALFONSO PONTRANDOLFI Presidente Centro "Carlo Levi" - Matera
ENZO SPERA Università del Molise
LUIGI VERDONE studioso
ANTONIO GIAMPIETRO Presidente Centro Studi di Storia delle Tradizioni Popolari di Puglia, Basilicata e Calabria
Coordina il giornalista FILIPPO RADOGNA
Sarà presente la prof .ssa MARIA LOMBARDO SPERA
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"CULTURALE DIGITAL
National Conference and the Permanent Forum
on new technologies applied to Cultural Heritage.
March 13, 2008
Provincial Meeting Room Gallery Piazza Vittorio Veneto
Monday, November 19, 18:00
Pepi Merisio
For the ancient streets
Intervention
dott. Carmine Nigro - Presidente Provincia di Matera
l'Autore
Biblioteca Provinciale - Palazzo dell'Annunziata