Saturday, July 31, 2010

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Outposts

are closing in on me. Now the Irish take me to exhaustion, and that's that run of the guards, to make me feel under pressure. In this case, in the form a pair of pigeons who have seen fit to turn out and covarle two eggs in a pot on my balcony .

But I resist. And keep an eye on them. Twenty-four hours a day.

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

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Ebbene si', riprendiamo da dove avevamo lasciato. Ma non ci spaventiamo, il titolo non e' riferito al sottoscritto, che e' sempre saldamente a Dublino, ma alla storia che andiamo a raccontare oggi. Sugli Irlandesi, ovviamente.


E' in realta' qualcosa di vecchiotto, per la precisione del dicembre 2008. Come riporta l' Independent , l'esercito irlandese - che da sempre e' impegnato solamente in missioni di pace, in primis in Africa, e che e' decisamente "rustico" nella percezione di tutti - ha pensato bene di gonfiare il petto: ed ecco che ti mette in operazione un drone (velivolo automatico senza pilota) per la perlustrazione di un territorio in Ciad peacekeeping missions in which it (the famous UN peacekeepers, in short).

Gia '.

Now, a drone and 'programmed to calculate its flight range and reverse the trend (and return to base) when you just fuel for the return. Only that if you are Irish, and 'likely that something will go wrong, with high technology.

Hence the Brancaleone in the North Sea they forgot to change the coordinates of the registered base in the drone, and that 'and then made to fly to the base camp Curragh, County Kildare, IRELAND .

They're still looking for the dunes of the Sahara.


PS: thanks to Diarmuid T. Being on my source for this and Allowing me to kickstart the blog again with a fantastic example of true Irishness.

Monday, July 26, 2010

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Osijek is situated in the plain of Slavonia in Croatia, the agricultural region stronger. The city is the center and one of the largest city in Croatia. He

cultural offer very attractive.


The city was mentioned for the first time in the twelfth century as a place of the crossing of the river Drava although the first settlements in this area date back to prehistoric times. Osijek is

the capital of the County of Osijek-Baranja, a university campus. It is located 90 m above sea level on the south bank of the Drava. With its 114,616 inhabitants

, Osijek is the fourth of Croatia.

Today there are 90,000 people in Osijek.

site of the city www.osijek.hr

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

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Attractions in Osijek Rijeka Accommodation Rijeka Croatia

Landmark Buildings in Rijeka



* Town Hall (former home of the Banco di Roma)
* Palace of the State
* Model Building Government House

* * * Palais de Justice Palace Adria

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* * Palazzo Palazzo della Filarmonica
* *
Baccich Palace Palace of the High School Italian Venetian

* House * Casa Rinaldi


Religious buildings

* *
St. Vitus Cathedral Church of St. Nicholas Orthodox Church of San Sebastiano
* *
Capuchin Church
* Church of San Girolamo
* Orthodox Synagogue River


Other places of interest

* National Theatre Ivan Zajc De
* Marine Museum of History and Civic Tower

* * * Markets Roman Arch
central
* Remains of the walls Civic
* Ruins of the mills along the launch ramp * ENEA
dell'ex Silurificio
* I bunker realizzati dal Regio Esercito Italiano

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Fiume in croato chiamata Rijeka , invece è chiamato in ungherese Fiume.
Fiume è un importante centro industriale al Nord Adriatico ed il porto croato più vicino alla terraferma. È la città con una lunga storia e forte centro urbano, la città della cultura e dell’arte. È famosa in tutto il mondo per il suo carnevale.
Gli insediamenti in questa zona risalgono alla preistoria e perciò la città d’oggi offre tante località culturali e storici. Oggi a Fiume ci sono 150.000 abitanti. Nel 1910 la città era abitata da 25 mila italiani e per cause della guerra molti italiani iniziarono an exodus to Italy.

The climate is mild, Mediterranean.
River is connected with the highway to the mainland, is only 2 hours from the capital of Croatia, Zagreb. You can reach Rijeka by train, by sea or air. The airport is located near the island of Krk, connected by a bridge to the mainland.

Monday, July 19, 2010

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Nightlife in Zagreb Croatia Split Accommodation

In Zagreb 's summer you puo'divertire much more in the summer because all cities in Croatia are full of tourists every year.

Zagreb in the summer this town 'feel the spirit of fun. In the evening some of the streets and even entire neighborhoods are vibrant crowd, all the bars are full of people willing to have fun. Those
who prefer the excitement of the game and want groped luck, enjoy the countless casinos' hotels in Zagreb.


A particular charm of this city 'no doubt give the coffee shops' and the modern versions, the bar. A chat between friends over a coffee 'or a drink and' a very strong tradition in Zagreb and must always be respected.

Many attend renewed coffee 'on the main square Trg bana J. Jelacica , while young people today are much more 'loyal to the bar in a modern style in Zagreb, there are very many.
those who prefer music and dance with chats definitely will visit 'one of the nightclubs in the city', or clubs, some of these very popular with rich and entertaining programs. But will also enjoy the club with jazz or swing music. Or if one prefers dancing to the rhythms of the waltz, tango, rumba, samba will visit some restaurants where you can 'have an evening by candlelight. So
in Zagreb's nightlife is another thing.

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Croatia Split is situated in the South is an important city both culturally economico.Si found that as the crow flies in the face of Ancona, ovviamante other side of the Adriatic Sea.

is a city and a city with a long history visible at every step in the historical center. Today is the second largest city grande della Croazia. Il temperamento mediterraneo e il ritmo urbano della città, tanti monumenti culturali storici, manifestazioni culturali e sportive sono soltanto alcuni motivi per venire a Spalato.


Spalato si trova al centro dell’Adriatico. A questa uscita nel Mediterraneo l’imperatore Diocleziano decise nel III secolo di far costruire un palazzo in cui ritirarsi a vivere dopo aver lasciato il trono di Roma. Oggi Spalato ha 200.000 abitanti. La città d’estate diventa un palcoscenico culturale, mentre d’inverno si trasforma in un’oasi soleggiata.


Attualmente, dei 188.694 abitanti 95,15% sono croati mentre i restanti 4,85% appartengono ad altre nazionalità (bosniaci, Montenegrins, Slovenes, Serbs and Italians). Also

's 88.37% of people are Catholics, agnostics 5.26%, 3.78% did not declare their religion, Orthodox 2.12% and 0.46% belong to other religions.


Split is known for Diocletian's Palace, Golden Gate and the Cathedral with its famous bell tower. It is also the Archbishop's residence. Nearby are notable Roman ruins of Salona and the excavations should be expanded, but the landscape has been busy in the last century, a vast industrial zone. I'm still in recovery and protection plans for study. Now the West is against compartment the historical places Tours of the Seven Castles and the mirror of the sea which they named: the Bay of Castles, the peninsula of the island of Ciovo Split together separate from the Adriatic Sea.


You can reach Split by land, that is, by car and by train or by air (the airport is 25 km from the city) or by sea with the coastline or international.




TIP for more info this site in 5 languages \u200b\u200b www.visitsplit.com/15884/it/

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The capital of Croatia - Zagreb Croatia

Zagreb is the capital and largest city of Croatia, its administrative headquarters, politics, is also a shopping center, university. The city offers many cultural events and many opportunities for fun.


The city is characterized by the Upper Town and the picturesque streets in the downtown, the river Sava and Medvednica mountain that rises behind the town. There are many green areas suitable for walking and hiking and various outdoor markets attract many tourists.


The birth of the city comes from the fusion of two medieval villages, the first written record dates back to XI and XIII century and whose remains have been preserved to this day.
The city offers numerous cultural events throughout the year and many interesting shops.

The international airport Pleso International Airport "is about 17 km from the city center. To get to the airport there is a guaranteed connection to the center. The central railway station but the bus station are located in the heart of the city, then the airport is easily reached.

tourist web site of Zagreb www.zagreb-touristinfo.hr/?l=i

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Mi scrive Giorgio Linguaglossa:

Caro Stefano


ti volevo informare che ho ricevuto il tuo libro di critica e gli ho dato subito una rapida occhiata. Devo farti i miei complimenti per la quantità di spunti e di riflessioni di cui è ricco il tuo libro. Poi vedo che affronti la questione del «canone» partendo da Bloom: l'esegesi è interessante, il quadro di riferimento occidentale è giusto ma poi quando si tratta di entrare nel vivo della questione politica poetica di che cos'è il «canone» italiano e (e i suoi inventori) vedo che la tua brillante analisi glissa, non affronta i nodi della questione, tutta italiana, as has been established in the second half of the twentieth century, namely: the experimentalism of "Workshop", neoavanguardia, Lombard Anceschi line, post-experimental line neoorfica line and I would call the "occult" that is, one whose vision has been eclipsed intentionally Institution-poetry from the system for obvious reasons of hegemony and visibility: what I have called modern (or late modern) and which belongs to a range of authors ranging from the far left: Franco Fortini to the right (if we say so) Ripellino, via De stage (in front of them) Helle Busacca, Salvatore Toma, the first of the seventies and Dante Maffia, the last year Ten, and other writers to this day: Madonna, Marchesi, Giovanna Sicari, Joseph Pedota, Roberto Bertoldo etc. ... (All authors who obviously do not know or see that you have not considered with due care). Then I see that your generosity has brought you to consider the galaxy of new authors (and this is a point to your advantage) but could not give a 'typing' the novelty of these authors (if new address is ), paradoxically undermine the effectiveness and the novelty of the proposal. (No, I must say, completely, any reference to the devastating criticism of my work I have done in the past twenty years are just so unspeakable?) - Anyway, no more jokes, your work is just that, however, I have the impression that he intentionally avoided addressing the nodes and the vital and crucial issues.

Best wishes for success and a greeting.

***

my answer:

dear George, thank you for the "peek" the book that you gave.


When you read it carefully, it will be clear that I did not want the history of the Italian canon (because it is known) and even recover the missing, that there will always be. I intresse highlight the need for the fee, according to different angles that you see in the chapter "fee and finitude."

of Busacca, Toma and Marchesi I mentioned in my blog (try searching the list of names on the right). Of Maffia I read the beautiful summa criticism is "Italian poets towards the new millennium" Bertoldo I read "nihilism" .. Ripellino know enough to consider him a reliable and important writer of the late twentieth century (so well known that I preferred not to talk about). Giovanna Sicari I read in several anthologies (of course I could devote a chapter in the "female"). I got to your "paradise", a book that I struggled to read for the literary excessive (which I do not think: see my last book, as gaunt and antiletterario is, at least on first reading, the first level of understanding). Of course yours is a clear line of poetry, that respect and that I find in many of the poets you mention. This demonstrates that in fact the fee should cover the contemporary. But as I said, I did not want to do the literary historian, but the philosopher and the critic who meets the books that he likes, without having to answer to anyone. Basically, what I'm saying sustain yourself: if you read the book and discuss it with sincerity.

a dear embrace!

stefano