Monday, November 29, 2010

Play The Simpsons Hit And Run Online Free



Quel che resta della bacheca Open List at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities in Florence following the occupation began on 25-11-10. The white signs are to cover the swearing.
What is freedom, then?
detachment, absence of anxiety or thoughts focused?
Perhaps, rather, is a sense of being inhabited, without violation.
Relieved, and fully present
the presence of the moment,
to see that everything converges to consciousness,
an understanding of living that makes reality
palpable, tangible, powerful and physical
and still deeply
inherently metaphysical
be inhabited without employment, or call attention

and able to give, to take full
of the things that are
the unity of the real
God in the present.

Quentin Dupont, The presence when

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Were To Buy Hutch Trickstar ?



Jean Guitton












La lingua è come un fiume che scorre maestoso: sulle rive io vedo dei gigli sperduti tra i canneti; dei giovani si divertono a intrecciare i gigli e a gettarne le corone nella corrente. E' così che, avendo composto dei versi con le più belle delle nostre parole, i poeti li riaffidano al destino della lingua che li trascina con sé. Ecco la grandezza del linguaggio. Ecco perchè è buona cosa imparare dei vocaboli o of the lines and know how, as they say, by heart. It is believed to fill the spirit of words, but in fact it is enriched by thoughts.

Jean Guitton, New Art from thinking

Kh2 Medallions Port Royal

The 1848 in the valley of the Lamone



disorders and riots after the defeat

of Carlo Alberto of Savoy
Claudio Mercatali
Carlo Alberto


In 1848 the War of Independence came quick as a breath. Carlo Alberto of Savoy had the nerve to go to war only by the Austro-Hungarian Empire and after initial success in Pastrengo (April 30) was badly defeated in Custoza (July 27) by General Radezky. The victory of the Austrians was dazzling Piemontese army went adrift. In those days in the valley of the Lamone news, a little 'and some real' false, overlap, because the rapid succession of events is not allowed to get a clear idea of \u200b\u200b'what happened. The Pope had fled a Gaeta, e il Granduca di Toscana aveva lasciato Firenze. Dunque in tutta la nostra zona c’era un vuoto di potere quasi completo. Gli sbandati di Custoza, sospinti dagli Austriaci vagavano per tutta la Romagna e la Toscana.

Lo storico Antonio Metelli, di Brisighella, che visse ai quei tempi, ci racconta così gli avvenimenti:

“ … Un certo Angelo Masini, giovane d’animo ferocissimo e forse il più arrangolato tra i Repubblicani, raccolti attorno a sé quaranta uomini in tutto simili a lui prese viaggio per la Romagna con animo di gettarsi in Toscana e d’incamminarsi in Livorno, a city in revolt. They, came to Faenza Amone entered the Valley and on to Tuscany, the ends of which were received, who were interviewed said, "Republicans, friends of the Christ" for which the tax collectors strange response and let them go so they came Marradi and rode to the following day to Borgo San Lorenzo. Before I came here a backbone of soldiers in Tuscany, by prohibiting their passage, forced them to go back, at which it arrived at all inveleniti Marradi, picks a fight with the villagers, one of 'which gave him a mug and spit in his face, James Fabroni insult by which, in cacciatosi means to quell the rising tumult, rivoltosi al Masini gli disse che badasse bene a quello che i suoi cavalieri facessero e ricordasse loro che i soldati toscani erano appresso … sicché la notte passò tacita e tranquilla. Finché venuta la dimane lentamente si misero a calare verso Brisighella …”.

Questi sbandati …
“… Scavalcati sulla piazza di Brisighella, chiesero le paghe alla Comunità e alloggio per i loro cavalli, che vennero distribuiti per le stalle dei privati. Intorno al soldo lungamente si disputò, sostenendo il Magistrato di non essere tenuto a porgerlo, sebbene poi accortosi con che gente aveva a che fare, credette meglio di darlo, con che essendo rimasti soddisfatti non diedero altra turbazione e la mattina appresso se ne andarono a Faenza …”

Nonostante la guerra persa la voglia di libertà era forte. Ci furono accenni di rivolta contro lo Stato Pontificio e il Granducato:
“ … Erasi di quei dì tumultuato fieramente in Modigliana, per odio contro la tassa di pedaggio posta al varco dé confini, il che aveva fatto nascere i medesimi appetiti in Marradi, poiché avendo i Modiglianesi rotta la catena che serrava il passo, pareva alla minutaglia che togliendo ogni divisione tra gli Stati fosse un andare a libertà e alla riunione dell’Italia … e tanto più facilmente i Marradesi se ne persuadevano consistendo il commercio loro nel carbone che giornalmente portavano in Romagna. Gli esempi di Modigliana riscaldarono così tanto le menti che, corsi a furia a Rugginara vi svelsero dagli arpioni la catena e tolsero di mezzo l’odiato balzello...”

L’ODIATO BALZELLO .................................. Marshal Radezky

who went to Bristol paid the duty in S. Cassiano, who was in Marradi to Rugginara, where exactly was the chain. The customs people had been closed recently (1841). Six thousand shields were a lot of money if you take into account that a cardinal was the prerogative of 4000 crowns to 'year.

Tuscan The Government certainly did not intend to abandon the duty of the Polish soldiers and sent to restore order. Who were they?
... from Florence that the State was not a lack of pecuniary ritraevasi that the taxes (as it is to know that the customs post at S. Cassiano reflected in the domain of the Pope riscuotevasi six thousand crowns annually free of charge) were sent to Modigliana Marradi and a whip of Poles in the decay of the armies had taken refuge in Tuscany and had been hired to remove them just before all pretense of turmoil, which by their nature, then left things a little less as before .... "

Slowly the Austrians regained control of the situation:
"... having in this giorni gli Austriaci sotto il governo del barone d’Aspre occupata Firenze e combattuta Livorno, che voleva durare a reggersi a popolo, si erano veduti passare per la Valle d’Amone due cocchi pieni di ufficiali lombardi, che fuggivano dalle terre della Toscana. In tutto il dominio del Granduca non restando forse che Modigliana, ostinata a non voler atterrare l’albero della libertà, alcuni aspettavano che venissevi gli Austriaci per costringerla con le armi e recarla alla devozione del Principe”.

Gli Austriaci avanzano. Arriveranno dalla Romagna o dalla Toscana?
“ … cominciossi a dire in Faenza che l’esercito Austriaco che aveva occupato la Toscana si era fatto innanzi per discendere in Romagna e si inviò un messo al magistrato di Brisighella che lo spedì a Marradi, ad Evaristo Piani che lì reggeva la Guardia Civica, dal quale si ebbe risposta che in Marradi e nelle terre finitime non s’era vista faccia di austriaco. Ecco giungere la notizia che gli Austriaci erano entrati in Bologna e si affrettavano verso la Romagna … in Brisighella non vi fu terrore ma costernazione non avendo voluto il Priore del Comune far atterrare l’albero della libertà, la qual cosa poteva forse attirare gli Austriaci ad insulto …”.

The Prior resigned because he knew that the Austrians Gorzhowski general, who commanded in the Romagna, had a heavy hand. By now the war was over. the Papal authorities and wanted to celebrate: "... the church was in the majority (of Bristol) all hung with holiday celebrated a solemn Mass with songs and sounds, this being the greater part of 'Commissioners and assisting in the pontifical vestments Faentino Bishop ..."

Marradi happened more or less the same thing and there were solemn masses to thank the Lord for the return of the Grand Duke. In reality there was nothing to celebrate, because they were returned to the old rulers and the Statutes and the Constitutions had been suspended. But these ceremonies, and then again today, you are the authority, "on behalf" that is, to see who participates and who deserted. In fact, it was clear that if someone does not celebrate his opposition and was expected to visit of gendarmes, papal or Luxembourg, at his home. So things went in the Lamone valley in 1848.


Texts Bibliography of the Library of Marradi, local history section.

Monday, November 15, 2010

Do I Need Bluetooth To Print Wirelessly

1859 in Marradi


brief chronicle of the life

in the country in the

War of Independence


Claudio Mercatali



the French arrived

In 1859 the War of Independence led to the fall of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany and a rapid succession of events that culminated in a short time in the Unity of Italy. On April 29, 1859 the Austro Hungarian Empire declared war on the Kingdom of Sardinia, an ally of France. The Grand Duke Leopold II two days earlier had left Florence, and then established a provisional government. Who spread this news to Marradi? The classic method was communicating with the notice posted. A copy should be kept in the City and in the historical fact there is a lot. We can imagine that in front of posters still fresh glue formed a knot of people, waiting for the few who did know how to read a summary. Below is the reproduction some of these documents and you will notice that the language is fervent and enthusiastic. It was coming to the long-awaited unification of Italy.

WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
IN BRIEF

April 27, 1859 The Grand Duke Leopold fled from Florence.
April 29, war broke out

May 1 In Florence established the Provisional Government

June 8 Vittorio Emanuele II goes to Milan from winning
June 24 the decisive battles are in S. Martino and Solferino
July 12 Armistice at Villafranca

the last week of April, the Vicar Grand Ducal still in office in Marradi, Florence wrote a bit 'worried
"... until the evening of April 25 the inhabitants of this land began the tricolor cockade ... This morning, two villagers, without being authorized, have raised two arms (arms = ) Grand Ducal, but disapproval of most people who love you should proceed to their removal, but legal ways, because the two individuals have given up. "
These hints of revolt soon assumed even anti-clerical tone and the historic Charles Mazzotti learn that a number of people screaming in front of the monastery which is at the center of the country: "Down with the nuns ... fura el mong." In May of that year they had the fear of being hunted by popular acclaim, but their confessor, Father Joseph Mughini managed to calm the most rowdy and this did not happen.
And the Lords of the country what they did in the spring of 1859? There were skeptics, because in 1848 the Grand Duke had fled but later returned when the Austrians had won. But there were those who sided "For the new", ie for the Savoy. Among these we can remember Evaristo Plans, a man who in 1848 was head of the Civic Guard was anti-Austrian and then fled. The wealthy family was Agnolozzi libertarian spirit is related to Gaspare Finali, the patriot Romagna marradese Foster, whom we named a street. The spirit of renaissance peaked between friends Celestine Smith, the editor of the newspaper The Nation, founded July 19, 1859, born in Marradi, a member of the Provisional Government. Among liberals, there was also some of the inevitable Fabroni, especially Gian Gastone, a friend of Celestino Bianchi. As early as 1848 a number of marradesi left for combattere gli Austriaci. I volontari delle patrie battaglie furono:

1859 Angelo Betti, Lorenzo Catani, Andrea Consolini.
1859 – 1860 Nestero Fabroni, Umberto Fabroni,
Domenico Lama,
Desiderio Moretti, Fortunato Mercatali,
Giovanni Neri, Agostino Rossi,
Francesco Ravagli, Alessandro Solaini
1860 Antonio Moretti, Lorenzo Alpigini, Francesco Ciani,
Ferdinando Monti,
Antonio Monti, Michele Mariani, Pietro Mercatali.
1859 –1861 Maggiore Antonio Agnolozzi, Sebastiano Fabroni,
Paul Meucci, Angelo Gurioli.

The Town Council continued his daily work as if the war did not exist. This was because the performance of feats of arms was quick and the civilian population was not involved. In the deeds of the historical archive of Marradi states that June 27, 1859 is the latest work to procure the coverage of the Rio Salto, who until two years before the day flowed through the village and decided to expand the cemetery, according to this plan.

Plan of the cemetery in 1859: particle 5,
municipal cemetery, 6 particles, areas that will then
built the cemetery of Mercy (the late nineteenth century)
Below: The road to Cardeto, following the outline of 1859

was built road also Cardeto by Biforco the church to avoid the uncomfortable passage next to the river, in the midst of Fossino House.
In October 1859 it elected the new "Head of the City." We do not know what to call it exactly, because it was no longer a Gonfaloniere but was not even a mayor, as the number of mayors began in 1865 after the first real election. Even the word "election" should understood, because the new Gonfaloniere - Mayor was voted, by lot or, within the old Council of priors, and was obliged by law to accept. He was the notary Orlando Pescetti, a patriot in 1848, but resigned after fifteen days, with a medical certificate in which he complained arthritis. The Prefect flatly rejected his resignation because "he was making Italy" and the inconveniences of health of little interest. We can not even believe him at all, because after a few months Pescetti you ran for the first parliament of the Kingdom of Italy, where he was elected because the votes were almost all in Celestino Bianchi. After Pescetti touched, in turn, with several other priors.
In autumn came a series of new laws. A decree of September 29, 1859 in Tuscany, introduced the metric system. Until then, the lengths were measured in the Florentine arms (0.58 m) and the plans were at 1:1250 scale, like the one above. He adopted the Italian lira instead of the forint. On 28 November 1859 with the Organic Law of Posts and began to weigh the parcel in grams rather than pounds. In the new stamps was taken from the "Marzocco" and began the arms of Savoy. In the midst of all these changes will also have the confusion, but not much. From the documents we understand that our ancestors were wiser than we were the ones in 2002 when it passed from the lira to the euro. In the local dialect has long been some memory of the old measures. For example, in Marradi, until there was the lira, the currency to "five hundred" was from "Zent Scud" because a grand-ducal shield was worth five pounds, and even today you can hear someone asking the baker "and a half de Mez" using the measure in quarter-pound, if you want a loaf of bread to half a pound.

All this flurry of events were realized with a plebiscite for the Unification of Italy, in Tuscany and Emilia was held on 11 and 12 March 1860. When asked: "Do you want the annexation to the constitutional monarchy King Vittorio Emanuele, or separate kingdom? "i responded so marradesi: 1482 in favor and 95 against. Women did not vote, as a rule in the nineteenth century. It was a great celebration and the report of the Vicar of Marradi learn that:
" The March 18, 1860, there was the solemn Te Deum for the results of the plebiscite, for the union of central constitutional monarchy of King Vittorio Emanuele. fireworks were also set on fire. The party was continued until 10 o'clock at night and were made unanimous cheers to the King, Emperor Napoleon III, Cavour and the Ministry of Toscano. "

Bibliography 1) of the Historical Documents of Marradi. 2) Report of the Vicar, by G. Matulli, The Way of wheat and salt. 3) Charles Mazzotti of the Dominican Monastery of Marradi

Friday, November 12, 2010

Grappling Mats For Sale

pianists of Music School of Fiesole to play Chopin Theatre of Anime

Marradi L. 08.11.2010

THEATRE IN AN ANIMATED CONCERT NOT TO BE MISSED:
ballads, Night, and Polish Fryderyk Chopin waltz like "cannons buried in flowers."

Saturday, November 20, 2010, at 21.00, the oldest and most beautiful theater in the Tuscan-Romagna there will be a musical event of high level within the framework of the cultural program initiated by the Province of Florence under the title "THE SPIRIT WITHIN" "Music Together", which participates with enthusiasm and commitment the municipality of Marradi. The perfect acoustics of the theater, due to an ancient architectural canon still unsurpassed, providing a clear and fascinating listening. Admission is free.

The choice of Chopin is not random, but is temporally causal because this year marks the bicentenary of his birth. Marradi is pleased to participate in this important event with a good choice program that includes piano pieces of great emotional intensity, interpreted by two young performers, in their early twenties, but with a curriculum already promising and now active in the School of Music Fiesole under the guidance of Peter De Maria and Bruno Canino, supreme masters of the instrument's preferred compositore polacco, tanto che i suoi lavori per strumento singolo e complesso orchestrale sono definiti concerti per orchestra e pianoforte perché lo strumento costruito per primo da Cristofori nel 1698 (chiamato inizialmente fortepiano) con Chopin diventa l’elemento concertante e l’orchestra interviene solo per dare spessore al suono e sviluppo alla forma-sonata.

I suddetti aspetti tecnici ed estetici sono ancora più comprensibili se si inquadra Chopin in brevi note biografiche e nel contesto territoriale, storico e culturale in cui egli operò: nacque a Varsavia nel 1810, un anno dopo Mendelssohn, e morì a Parigi nel 1849, due anni dopo lo stesso autore tedesco, di cui divenne amico proprio a Parigi. Entrambi hanno short-lived, but how Mendelssohn was "Felix" (nomem omen), and vitalistic traveling, Chopin was brooding, pessimistic and sedentary, a leopard music. His character is the quintessence of the romantic spirit "weak" our tenderness that moves and moves when the notes of his work come to us instead of going up to the ears and the brain, goes directly to the heart. Chopin's greatness lies in the apparent spontaneity of his melodies, nell'ingannevole ease of tune. If instead of "hear" his ballads, the night, the sudden, the preludes, mazurkas and the beloved Polish (spontaneous and generous tribute to the homeland), "listen" rather we focus on its work in meditation, we discover that the spontaneity Chopin is the fruit of genius early and persistent associated with technical virtuosity and ease is a complex answer. The reputation of Chopin's drawing-room, sickly, morbid and languid not only concern the composer's personality but that of many writers and artists born in or around the first two decades of the '800, as Schubert, Baudelaire and the aforementioned Leopardi. We would always be the pleasure of his brief and immortal works.

We are ready to listen to the piano and Irene Gaia Federica Caporiccio Novi making a gift of their own young Chopin. Their curriculum gives us hope in a future full of progress and artistic maturity. We look forward to their performance because when it comes to the Conservatory L. Cherubini in Florence, where they were formed, and the Music School of Fiesole, where they are perfected, we are sure that the roots and trunk are healthy and noble, and Irene will Federica Gaia to create a beautiful and attractive foliage. The medium is fertile: the beautiful and noble northeastern hills of Florence are the musical born of great fame: in addition to the aforementioned school of Fiesole, L'Homme armé Settignano and Radio Montebeni that has, for decades, classical music every day 24h .
Antonio Moffa


PS: Tuesday 16 November, 20.30, in the library there will be a meeting in preparation for the CONCERT

Saturday, November 6, 2010

1 Year Anniversary Of Death Invitations



A. Rublev, Christ the Saviour


















The Lord, when intimacy is like a flower flourishes
thirsty sun.
Come, then, O Light, from the depths of the inexplicable days
and laid on my side.


Ardi, not too close to heaven
and not too far away.
Remember, the heart, that look
that awaits all eternity.


Chinati, heart, ink, waterfront,
clouded in depth Eye on the flower
inaccessible
on one of the roses.
Karol Wojtyla, the Song of God hidden

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Whats My Condom Size?



Van Gogh Fishing Boats on beach













If you want to build a boat does not gather men to cut wood, split compiti e impartire ordini, ma insegna loro la nostalgia del mare vasto e infinito.

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry