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Friday, February 18, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
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E 'beginning of the fifties that fans of all teams have begun to organize themselves in clubs, more and more to follow in their business, to promote all sorts of initiatives, from the celebratory to those choreography, though still rudimentary, and pioneering.
Even at the Olympics in ancient Greece there was the practice even in the absence of typhoid and written testimony with the passage of time has changed the way we support the "colors" of the beloved team, leaving unchanged the concept of "animation" with the voice, flags, banners.
With the explosion of football in Italy in the period after World War, organized fan clubs spread and multiply quickly.
In the 60s it formed the first true associative structures of fans, known as "centers of coordination." Also born of the most vocal supporters coagulate club and organized activities, such as "loyalists", borrowed words from many fans. He was the magician
Helenio Herrera, coach of the great team neroazzurra, to give impetus to the creation of a coordination that could serve as reference for the numerous fans of Inter. The history of organized supporters in Italy begins this way: "President Moratti, I do not understand why we do not have fans when we play away," said Argentine coach. From this
idea to form the first group of supporters, "Musketeers neroazzurri" willing to follow most of the expenses, paying the price of costly sacrifices. Thirty years have passed since then and typhoid has become one of the most organized of social phenomena.
70 YEARS: THE BIRTH OF ULTRA '
In the late sixties and early seventies were born in Italy the first groups of ultras groups of supporters between the ages of 15 and 20 years that stand out clearly from "classical" model, adult football spectator. Collected in the popular sectors of the stadiums, where companies stimulate the influx of youth through special campaigns subscriptions at reduced prices, the ultras immediately show a number of features that makes it a peculiar phenomenon in Italian football: the sense of identification with one's "territory", ie that sector of the curve bounded by one or more banners with the name and symbol group, a paramilitary look taken from that in vogue in extremist political organizations: parkas, boots, camouflage military jackets and covered with "patches" of their team, with the addition of the scarf with the colors of the team.
But the ultras are distinguished primarily by the adoption of all elements of the innovative way of supporting the team and, more generally, to attend the game. From "torcidas" Brazil is again the use of trumpets and drums, from the English supporters' scarf (scarves, and expanses are raised by the fans, giving the visual effect of waves) and the accompanying chorus of game action. until it assumed an obsession of encouraging their favorite players and confused and intimidated opponents.
Typhus is therefore considered part of the strategy and tactics adopted to win a match: it becomes the "twelfth player".
also spreads the use of pyrotechnics (fireworks by hand signals for marine, smoke canisters, rockets and flares to light color), intended to give an extra touch of liveliness to the terraces.
Subentra cosi per la prima volta il concetto di "coreografia della curva", una pratica del tutto originale che si evolverà di pari passo con il grado di organizzazione dei gruppi ultrà.
La coreografia diviene il marchio dello stile italiano. Spettacoli e scenografie su vasta scala, di grande impatto, fantasmagoriche, enormi, multicromatiche. E' la fantasia, tutta italiana, al potere.
Dal sipario della Gradinata Nord di Genova che ha scomodato persino il quotidiano francese "Le Monde" alla curva Fiesole di Firenze che disegna i contorni dei monumenti fiorentini rifacendosi alla pianta topografica originaria.
Il gruppo ultrà più antico è la Fossa dei Leoni del Milan, fondato nel 1968, che adotta il name of the old training ground for the Rossoneri and fits in the field of popular Ramp 17 (straight center).
Even back in 1951 in Turin was built the club of "loyalists wheat" which is still present in the formation of groups of the curve Marathon.
born in 1969 also Cucchiaroni Ultras Tito Sampdoria (first to use the name "Ultras") and immediately after, the Boys Inter. By the seventies witnessed a process of aggregation of the many youth that live in now microgroups curves of the big clubs: born of Verona and Gialloblu Brigades, named after the place where they gather, the Purple Club
Vieusseux Fiorentina (1971 ), the Ultra del Napoli (1972); le Brigate Rossonere del Milan, la Fossa dei Grifoni del Genoa e gli Ultrà Granata del Torino (1973); i Forever Ultrà del Bologna (1974); i Fighters della Juventus (1975); le Brigate Neroazzurre dell'Atalanta (1976); gli Eagles' Supporters della Lazio e il Commando Ultrà Curva Sud della Roma (1977).
continua>>> 
E 'beginning of the fifties that fans of all teams have begun to organize themselves in clubs, more and more to follow in their business, to promote all sorts of initiatives, from the celebratory to those choreography, though still rudimentary, and pioneering.
Even at the Olympics in ancient Greece there was the practice even in the absence of typhoid and written testimony with the passage of time has changed the way we support the "colors" of the beloved team, leaving unchanged the concept of "animation" with the voice, flags, banners.
With the explosion of football in Italy in the period after World War, organized fan clubs spread and multiply quickly.
In the 60s it formed the first true associative structures of fans, known as "centers of coordination." Also born of the most vocal supporters coagulate club and organized activities, such as "loyalists", borrowed words from many fans. He was the magician
Helenio Herrera, coach of the great team neroazzurra, to give impetus to the creation of a coordination that could serve as reference for the numerous fans of Inter. The history of organized supporters in Italy begins this way: "President Moratti, I do not understand why we do not have fans when we play away," said Argentine coach. From this
idea to form the first group of supporters, "Musketeers neroazzurri" willing to follow most of the expenses, paying the price of costly sacrifices. Thirty years have passed since then and typhoid has become one of the most organized of social phenomena.
70 YEARS: THE BIRTH OF ULTRA '
In the late sixties and early seventies were born in Italy the first groups of ultras groups of supporters between the ages of 15 and 20 years that stand out clearly from "classical" model, adult football spectator. Collected in the popular sectors of the stadiums, where companies stimulate the influx of youth through special campaigns subscriptions at reduced prices, the ultras immediately show a number of features that makes it a peculiar phenomenon in Italian football: the sense of identification with one's "territory", ie that sector of the curve bounded by one or more banners with the name and symbol group, a paramilitary look taken from that in vogue in extremist political organizations: parkas, boots, camouflage military jackets and covered with "patches" of their team, with the addition of the scarf with the colors of the team.
But the ultras are distinguished primarily by the adoption of all elements of the innovative way of supporting the team and, more generally, to attend the game. From "torcidas" Brazil is again the use of trumpets and drums, from the English supporters' scarf (scarves, and expanses are raised by the fans, giving the visual effect of waves) and the accompanying chorus of game action. until it assumed an obsession of encouraging their favorite players and confused and intimidated opponents.
Typhus is therefore considered part of the strategy and tactics adopted to win a match: it becomes the "twelfth player".
also spreads the use of pyrotechnics (fireworks by hand signals for marine, smoke canisters, rockets and flares to light color), intended to give an extra touch of liveliness to the terraces.
Subentra cosi per la prima volta il concetto di "coreografia della curva", una pratica del tutto originale che si evolverà di pari passo con il grado di organizzazione dei gruppi ultrà.
La coreografia diviene il marchio dello stile italiano. Spettacoli e scenografie su vasta scala, di grande impatto, fantasmagoriche, enormi, multicromatiche. E' la fantasia, tutta italiana, al potere.
Dal sipario della Gradinata Nord di Genova che ha scomodato persino il quotidiano francese "Le Monde" alla curva Fiesole di Firenze che disegna i contorni dei monumenti fiorentini rifacendosi alla pianta topografica originaria.
Il gruppo ultrà più antico è la Fossa dei Leoni del Milan, fondato nel 1968, che adotta il name of the old training ground for the Rossoneri and fits in the field of popular Ramp 17 (straight center).
Even back in 1951 in Turin was built the club of "loyalists wheat" which is still present in the formation of groups of the curve Marathon.
born in 1969 also Cucchiaroni Ultras Tito Sampdoria (first to use the name "Ultras") and immediately after, the Boys Inter. By the seventies witnessed a process of aggregation of the many youth that live in now microgroups curves of the big clubs: born of Verona and Gialloblu Brigades, named after the place where they gather, the Purple Club
Vieusseux Fiorentina (1971 ), the Ultra del Napoli (1972); le Brigate Rossonere del Milan, la Fossa dei Grifoni del Genoa e gli Ultrà Granata del Torino (1973); i Forever Ultrà del Bologna (1974); i Fighters della Juventus (1975); le Brigate Neroazzurre dell'Atalanta (1976); gli Eagles' Supporters della Lazio e il Commando Ultrà Curva Sud della Roma (1977).
continua>>>
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Built A Wooden Toilet
Torres-Carroll, market neutral. The millions in the face of crisis
LONDRA (Inghilterra), 1 febbraio 2011 - Il giorno in cui il calcio è impazzito. “Save the date”, verrebbe da dire, perché Oltremanica il 31 gennaio 2011 passerà davvero alla storia come la data della vergogna, quella in cui due club – Chelsea e Liverpool - Have spent nearly 140 million pounds (the figures reported in the papers differ by a few million) for four players, two each. A lot of great money, if you think the economic crisis that the country is struggling. Of course, headlines are the 50 million paid by the Blues in Liverpool to Fernando Torres (the most expensive player in English football history), as well as 25 other data to the Benfica defender David Luiz Brazil: A total of 75 million cash pulled out by Roman Abramovich, the face of those who said he wanted to call out of the club to pursue other things.
UEFA OF STUCCO - But according to the Guardian last spending spree of the Russian tycoon was stunned Uefa bosses, who would have called "an alarming signal" on the eve of the infamous "financial fair play" and in light of Blues losses, estimated at 70.9 million pounds in the 2009-2010 season. Hence the comparison made by the Daily Mail, transfer decidedly "low profile" of the other European leagues, with Italy in the lead with Inter and the purchase of Giampaolo Pazzini, followed by Germany (12 million pounds for Luiz Gustavo dall'Hoffenheim Bayern Monaco) and Spain (6 million for Elias from Corinthians Atletico Madrid).
FANS VS TORRES - And if the accounts of Chelsea mourn, those Liverpool certainly do not laugh, but ultimately the millions unstitched for dual operation Andy Carroll-Luis Suarez were less than 10, given the 50 earned by the sale of Torres (Newcastle striker has cost 35 million, the player Ajax 22:8). All happy, then? No way. Most angry are the Reds fans who have become so bad the "betrayal" of the attacker English to burn his jersey while he was in the public square, just to make them more sympathetic to his former supporters, has seen fit to issue a ' Chelsea TV interview where he said "you have always wanted to play for a top club in Europe and now we are." As if Liverpool were a horn of a few claims (true, is not going very well lately, but the blazon and history are still there). Ironically, the first time in Torres Blues will be their next Sunday at Stamford Bridge against Liverpool.
THE RELEASE OF CARROLL - But Carroll does not seem to really have the face of a really happy about what happened in the hectic day yesterday. Read and believe his outburst in the press where, in practice, he explained that he was sent away from the leaders of Newcastle because the club could not resist the offer of the mega Liverpool. And in confirmation of his words, Daily Express and Daily Star have also reported the text messages that the attacker sent to his closest friends and who said he reiterated to managers Toon its desire to remain ("I signed a five-year contract for this reason), but these are the people who answered" that he had to go because we want the money. " To be fair, Carroll also has gained from all this, because we have seen four times the employment, which rose from 20 thousand to 80 thousand pounds a week. But his confession has already triggered the first, furious reactions of the fans of Newcastle, who already do not particularly like the boss Mike Ashley and then remember this incredible piece for a January 31, 2011.
Simona Marchetti
the gazzetta.it 
LONDRA (Inghilterra), 1 febbraio 2011 - Il giorno in cui il calcio è impazzito. “Save the date”, verrebbe da dire, perché Oltremanica il 31 gennaio 2011 passerà davvero alla storia come la data della vergogna, quella in cui due club – Chelsea e Liverpool - Have spent nearly 140 million pounds (the figures reported in the papers differ by a few million) for four players, two each. A lot of great money, if you think the economic crisis that the country is struggling. Of course, headlines are the 50 million paid by the Blues in Liverpool to Fernando Torres (the most expensive player in English football history), as well as 25 other data to the Benfica defender David Luiz Brazil: A total of 75 million cash pulled out by Roman Abramovich, the face of those who said he wanted to call out of the club to pursue other things.
UEFA OF STUCCO - But according to the Guardian last spending spree of the Russian tycoon was stunned Uefa bosses, who would have called "an alarming signal" on the eve of the infamous "financial fair play" and in light of Blues losses, estimated at 70.9 million pounds in the 2009-2010 season. Hence the comparison made by the Daily Mail, transfer decidedly "low profile" of the other European leagues, with Italy in the lead with Inter and the purchase of Giampaolo Pazzini, followed by Germany (12 million pounds for Luiz Gustavo dall'Hoffenheim Bayern Monaco) and Spain (6 million for Elias from Corinthians Atletico Madrid).
FANS VS TORRES - And if the accounts of Chelsea mourn, those Liverpool certainly do not laugh, but ultimately the millions unstitched for dual operation Andy Carroll-Luis Suarez were less than 10, given the 50 earned by the sale of Torres (Newcastle striker has cost 35 million, the player Ajax 22:8). All happy, then? No way. Most angry are the Reds fans who have become so bad the "betrayal" of the attacker English to burn his jersey while he was in the public square, just to make them more sympathetic to his former supporters, has seen fit to issue a ' Chelsea TV interview where he said "you have always wanted to play for a top club in Europe and now we are." As if Liverpool were a horn of a few claims (true, is not going very well lately, but the blazon and history are still there). Ironically, the first time in Torres Blues will be their next Sunday at Stamford Bridge against Liverpool.
THE RELEASE OF CARROLL - But Carroll does not seem to really have the face of a really happy about what happened in the hectic day yesterday. Read and believe his outburst in the press where, in practice, he explained that he was sent away from the leaders of Newcastle because the club could not resist the offer of the mega Liverpool. And in confirmation of his words, Daily Express and Daily Star have also reported the text messages that the attacker sent to his closest friends and who said he reiterated to managers Toon its desire to remain ("I signed a five-year contract for this reason), but these are the people who answered" that he had to go because we want the money. " To be fair, Carroll also has gained from all this, because we have seen four times the employment, which rose from 20 thousand to 80 thousand pounds a week. But his confession has already triggered the first, furious reactions of the fans of Newcastle, who already do not particularly like the boss Mike Ashley and then remember this incredible piece for a January 31, 2011.
Simona Marchetti
the gazzetta.it
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Is Karate Sparring Necessary
La Storia cambia oggi!!!
http://punto-informatico.it/3076352/PI/News/fusione-fredda-strano-caso-dell-universita-bologna.aspx
For many, the article mentioned above will not mean anything, but look at a few factors :
http://punto-informatico.it/3076352/PI/News/fusione-fredda-strano-caso-dell-universita-bologna.aspx
For many, the article mentioned above will not mean anything, but look at a few factors :
- 1 kW to less than 1 Euro cent
- Cold Fusion between hydrogen atoms of nickel and copper slag produced as a single
- No radiation produced
- Possible uses: infinite!
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