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Sight Reading & Rhythm Every Day, Book 3A edited by Kevin Olson and Helen Marlais. For piano. Instruction. Sight Reading and Rhythm Every Day. Instructional and Sight Reading. Late Elementary/Early Intermediate. Lesson book. Daily lessons. 47 pages. Published by The FJH Music Company Inc (FJ.FF1539).
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In the Every Day plan for Book 3A, students learn and practice different rhythmic activities with accent markings, focusing on the dotted quarter note rhythm followed by eighth notes. Tonic and dominant chords are explored, as well as melodic and harmonic intervals of major and minor 2nds and 3rds, and perfect 4ths and 5ths. Extending the usual five-finger pattern by crossing the second finger over the thumb is taught, as well as learning transposition of up to a fifth interval. Students will develop important skills such as eye, ear, and hand coordination through carefully crafted exercises, and will help turn your students into young artists.
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Then, they launched Rage which had a lot of bugs in their initial release.
Probably id Software didn't support GNU+Linux during the best times, but now is a wrong moment to stop porting games to it. They should put more money into it. I don't understand what Carmack means with "good will". GNU+Linux users are buyers like in other platforms, and I have to say that GNU+Linux buyers were treated worse than other platforms.
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...and The Wonder Stuff, Charlatans, Lush, Ride, Emotional Fish, Something Happens, Godfathers, on and on. Man, such fun!
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Dear Willie, thanks for this beautiful diary entry! All your stories are informative, entertaining and humorous at the same time. I think you need not worry about your tour discipline. With such an active life full of exciting, wonderful and multifaceted experiences you will never have any time to sit in a wheelchair!
27 March, 2011
As I look out my living room window at another cold, wet snow covered day in Bergen Norway, I can't help but dream about what it must be like to attend an after show knees-up at a rooftop bar in Santiago.
It's a long way back to The Dandelion Market when I used to hitch hike from Kells up to Dublin hoping to see the lads, maybe I should have stuck around a little longer there, or even had the balls that night in a tent in Paris, to have asked for a start on the crew,(would have to been in catering) and would be now at after show parties in Santiago instead of freezing my town halls off here in Norway.
It's the 27 of March and there is not a sight of a bloody Daffodil yet, so all I can do in the meantime is look forward to spring and summer and East Rutherford NJ and Pittsburgh.
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This formula is not only to help in the relief of pain but to also treat the underlying problem. It really helps older animals. This is a supplement for muscle, ligament, tendon, cartilage, and bone problems. Dr. Harvey also adds Chondroitin Sulfate, which is used to help pets with joint conditions and arthritis.
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My retriever still has trouble getting around, but she no longer has the pain in her eyes. This is working very well. We mix it with her canned food in the evening and she doesn't mind it at all.
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If they won't eat it, or are finicky, I find adding a 'tasty' liquid makes the Ortho Flex stick to the dry dog food and every last crumb gets eaten....just put a little bit of water in the pan that you've just cooked that steak/chicken or fish and let that be your tasty liquid. You WILL see a clean dish and my dog has actually developed a taste for it..
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While AMD continues to sit on the sidelines of Linux video playback as they have yet to release the needed information to expose their X-Video Bitstream Acceleration (XvBA) interface, NVIDIA's video API continues being adopted by various open-source multimedia projects. NVIDIA engineers working on the Video Decode and Presentation API for Unix had only provided official patches for FFmpeg and MPlayer while the open-source community has stepped up and provided the support in other software applications (such as MythTV, Xine, and VLC). Earlier this month we shared that the XBMC (formerly known as X-Box Media Center) project was working on VDPAU support in a separate branch of this multi-media program that's also used by Boxee...
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As a long time XBMC user, I have been following the VDPAU development thread since it began. My HTPC is currently running on AMD integrated gfx. 780G chip set. The current release of XBMC has no hardware video support at all, but I definitely plan to get an Nvidia card when they have most of the kinds worked out of VDPAU in XBMC. I have been really happy with my AMD integrated graphics. It runs pretty well on my 720P plasma TV with a 2.8ghz dual core AMD cpu. But I have to say that AMD is losing me as a customer, even though seem to be doing very good things with their open source drivers. Hardware accelerated video in XBMC is going to be killer.
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My dream as an Italian is that Berlusconi must win the elections. This will then accelerate Italy downfall to such a level that only then Italians will wake-up. In italy if we take the tax evaders, criminals, mafiosi and idiots; they have enough numbers to govern a country. Remember we are number one for tax evasion and corruption in Europe or possibly the world. This is all done with backing of the Church. A Church that has criticised Milan public prosecutors for using too many resources when investing child prositution case gainst Berlsuconi.
Today 4 January Berlusconi right hand man Alfano claims that Monti is responsible for the increasing theft and rapes on women. Belusconi right wing group will include convicted mafiosi and prostitute.
Berlusconi wants the EU to guarantee Italy debt; he wants the Germans to guarantee Italy debt even after all his insults including sodomy against Frau Merkel. THIS MY FRIENDS IS ITALY. ONE SICK COUNTRY.
Monti's chances are like a snowball in hell.
Monti has no chance. Italians have already forgotten that most of Italy problem and debt were created by Berlusconi.
He alone was responsible for nealy 600 billion Euro. They have forgotten the level of corruption of his party, they have forgotten that he brought women into politics that provided sexual favours and paid by tax payers.
They lack the reasoning to understand that Italy will not get a second chance; if they screw up this election; they can't go back to technical goverment. Berlusconi latest list of politicians include convicted mafia and one of his prostitutes. Ireland is not the 'I' in PIGS but rather Italy
You are talking through your hat. The huge public debt was created by the centre-left parties with the help of the Communist party and the trade unions beginning from year 1971. The public debt reached the limit of 120% of PIL at the end of the 80.ties, as Berlusconi still was an unknown person. The Italians should know that responsable of all Italy's troubles are the leftists and the Chrisdemocrats with the trade unions as collaborators. All these scoundrels should go on a trial sort of Nürnberg and suffer the same punishment as traitors of the country.
Italian politics has been a mess ever since I can remember. That looks set to continue.
The admirable Mr Monti is far too sensible for his own political good. To win elections, telling people uncomfortable truths is usually unpopular.
Democracy, especially the way Italians do it, has its downside - like the lamentable Mr Berlusconi.
Monti is getting into hot water. He hasn't got the foggiest idea where he is going with his coalition of old wily birds and weasels who are going tho make a hamburger out of him. Wait and see.
Monti's chances may appear slim right now. But I would not be surprised to see some kind of replay of the 2006 election. As the election approaches, PD's ally SEL is likely to press on an increasingly leftist agenda. This will disappoint many moderate would-be PD voters, who are likely to seek refuge with Monti's party.
No, we will not. We in the SEL know who we are - and we do not have a lot of money to spend on big national campaigns. The party is made up half of ex-Rifondazione members and half ex-PDS/DS members, so we are contacting the local left leaders on the territory.
Really, the party website complains for example about the acquisition of 90 F-35's jet fighters. (Actually, I do not share this position). That position is amply shared, privately, by Italian soldiers and officers, who do not understand why personnel cuts should be made in order to buy these VERY EXPENSIVE fighters.
I hardly see SEL positions as being revolutionary, far left or "terrifying" to the Italian centre.
May I add that Italian newspapers and TVs are reporting today (Jan 4, 2013) news of the meeting of Bersani with Renzi, the runner-up in the primaries for the leadership of the PD-SEL coalition. During his primaries campaign, Renzi called for an effort for the PD to attract the votes of moderates - he stated something like "We shouldn't be looking forward to a coalition with Casini's UDC *after* the elections, we should try instead to attract voters from Casini's camp." So it seems that Bersani has seen the danger of painting himself in the far left corner, and is trying to hedge his bets by having Renzi speak directly to the "centrist" voters.
@ MilovanDjilas:
1. Criticising certain elements in Italian public life does not make the GUARDIAN "anti-European".
The GUARDIAN rather sees the fascination with Mussolini as a sign that ITALY is becoming less "pro-European".
That is hard to argue when 2 of the 4 main political forces (Berlusconi's Pdl and Beppe Grillo's M5S), representing an estimated 40 % of the electorate, run on anti-European, populist platforms, is it?
2. Churchill = Mussolini? Really? Please... .
1. No, criticising certain elements in Italian public life does notmake the Guardian "anti-European". However, inventing non-existent "booms" in Mussolinian nostalgia is part of an old English stereotype.
There is zero increase in fascination with Mussolini. Apparently the journalist never travelled in the Italy of the 1960's, 1970's or 1980's.
2. Grillo does not run on an anti-European platform. He has spoken twice at the European Parliament in Strasbourg - and you can see these on youtube. He is by now against the Euro and against German-dominated policy at the ECB. (As are many Italian industrialists).
3. Berlusconi's PDL will get 15% of the vote; Grillo will get less. Their support will not go over 30% of the vote.
And, btw, Grillo's main platform centres around his 5-point, 5-star programme: anti-corruption (all convicted parliamentarians and local councillors OUT of the parliament/councils); clean energy; sustainable transportation; e-connectedness; defense of municipal water supply. These issues are hardly "demagogic" and are in most cases what would be common sense in other European countries and not ideological. So far, his is a positive contribution to the political system.
Please read his website to form your own opinion. It is the most read in Italy.
4. Churchill was an imperialist, not a virgin and not a defender of "freedom for all peoples".
You may be right that there has been no increase in admirers of the regime (though The Guardian does give some testimony that there might be), but the paper may well be on stronger ground when it talks about the mainstreaming of fascism.
I used to know someone on the extreme right and I remember him saying to me about twelve or fifteen years ago how pleased he was with the way things were going: "My wife always used to feel she had to apologise for me. You know, 'Don't take any notice of him, he's a bit right-wing, you know...' Now I just say straight out 'I'm a fascist', and nobody bats an eyelid."
Fascists are humans. They are wrong on some basic issues. Many ex fascists have become democratic. Most of them are still wrong on other basic issues.
Mussolini died on 27 April 1945. He's history, not politics.
How annoying that we have to put up with so nuch waste of time as discussing bubbles.
Socialism, let alone Communism or National-socialism, is the most crazy, insane ideology which has ever infested the planet Earth for the last 300.000 years. This ideology, as scientific studies have proved, can only take root on lower minds, fools, morons and simpletons.
Berlusconi is a communist; he raised taxes from 40% to 45%. Therefore if we include VAT we have taxes more than 50%. This is no different to Lenin time in Russia, where farmer had to provide 50% of his produce to the state and keep the remainder. actually farmers were better off in Lenin time, they only had to give 50%.
You are quite wrong because your adjectives "can only take root on lower minds, fools, morons and simpletons" have been exhausted for the characterization of neocons and crony capitalists...you know those creatures that preach fiscal responsibility but practicing creation of huge deficit and debt crisis – perhaps terminal. It started with Reagan that created deficit greater than all the presidents before him together.
@MILOVAN DJILAS.As an italian,i appreciate that you waste your time by responding to xenophobes and paid defamers of "dark entities",as Frattini called our enemies:who hate Italy but dream to put their hands over our 8500 Billion € assets(4800 real estate,3700 funds,BTP,BOT,etc).And to buy at sales prices our industries,where one of the most competent working class in the world should,in their criminal intentions,be paid 600€ monthly to feed and fatten them.Oh,what a bonanza,to follow the Napolen's example 210 year later!And using for this,as Napleon did,a bunch of traitors.Anyway,i must correct some of your data.Our debt of 2 trillions,that grew in the last year thanks to the financements to german and french banks made with the money of retired and the workers,and turned Italy into the Bancomat of Europe,is held by us italians in a good 80%.Our TRUE GDP is the sum of 1600 OFFICIAL billions,and 490 BLACK billions.Some foreigners displease our black economy,not when those folks working black buy Mercedes,BMW etc.Any dealer of those cars computes his budget by using the data of the Black more than the official economy.I add that a good part of our debt is a gift of ANDREATTA,who denied the possibility to BANCA D'ITALIA to buy public bonds,and forced the same treasury to deal with foreign"Institutions"just to cure our attitude:that of that treasury,to use debt,say print money,to finance our public expenses.One more gift of the Left you vote,considerd the true colours of BENIAMINO.His operation went very well:the patient died,killed by a foreign doktor who had no interest on saving him.
The so-called fiscal dominance (that is: a central bank subject to the government continuously printing money to cover indefinitely debt policies) leads to well-known disasters: runaway inflations. You can see it in action today in Argentina.
In the medium to long term, a country (like a family or a firm) must live on his means, not on debts. As simple as this.
Look who's not on the ballot in Italy, but whom more and more Italians would like to vote for:
Reverence for Il Duce, who adorns calendars and T-shirts, is spreading from neo-fascist youths to the Italian mainstream
Tom Kington in Rome
THE GUARDIAN, Tuesday 1 January 2013
"Every year, around this time, Mussolini calendars appear in newspaper kiosks up and down Italy, offering a year's supply of photos of the fascist leader." (...)
"Sixty-eight years after the fascist dictator was strung up with piano wire from a petrol station in Milan following his crushing of Italian democracy, his racist laws and his disastrous alliance with Adolf Hitler, Mussolini has quietly taken his place as an icon for many Italians." (...)
"The cult of Il Duce has also slipped into the mainstream. The decision by a town south of Rome to spend €127,000 (£100,000) of public funds this year on a tomb for Rodolfo Graziani, one of Mussolini's most blood-thirsty generals, was met with widespread indifference.
"Other more mundane examples include the leading businessman who proposed renaming Forli airport in Emilia Romagna – the region of northern Italy where the dictator was born – as Mussolini airport, or the headmaster in Ascoli Piceno who tried to hang a portrait of the dictator in his school." (...)
"After Mussolini's murder by partisans in 1945 – as the Allies pushed up through Italy – the country did not exorcise the ghosts of fascism, as Germany sought to. A 1952 law forbidding fascist parties or the veneration of fascism has never been seriously enforced." (...)
"He is now a pop icon, an arch-Italian, a personality whose legend is linked to the years of consensus in Italy (...)."
Strange. In the past the Guardian was a more philo-European newspaper and wouldn't publish such rubbish. For example, 2 years ago, they published an article about how documents now prove the British secret services had been financing Mussolini together with the French, during the First World War.
Now, the paper is back to "Italians as dictatorship-prone sub-humans who worship Mussolini".
I would say the paper has taken a definite anti-European turn.
FYI, the calendars, photos, flowers on the tomb, portraits, etc. etc. have been around forever in Italy. We Italians pay almost no attention to these things. They are folklore, not mainstream.
Rodolfo Graziani, btw, was King Victor Emmanuel's general, not "Mussolini's blood-thirsty general".
Mr. Kington should worry more about the cult of Churchill in England:
Mah... I see no mainstream cult of Mussolini in Italy today, really. There are same old fringes politically irrelevant.
I would correct myself here: politically little relevant at this particular stage.
@ MilovanDjilas:
1. Criticising certain elements in Italian public life does not make the GUARDIAN "anti-European".
The GUARDIAN rather sees the fascination with Mussolini as a sign that ITALY is becoming less "pro-European".
That is hard to argue when 2 of the 4 main political forces (Berlusconi's Pdl and Beppe Grillo's M5S), representing an estimated 40 % of the electorate, run on anti-European, populist platforms, is it?
2. Churchill = Mussolini? Really? Please... .
Graziani was commander of the army of Mussolini's Salò Republic.
Yes the British and French financed Mussolini during the First World War. Just as they sent troops to fight on Monte Grappa, on the Altopiano di Asiago, and on the Piave. An Anglo-Italian force established the crucial bridgehead in the battle of Bittorio Veneto.
The French secret services (later supported by the British) bought up votes in our parliament to drag Italy into war. Our leadership had already decided in the beginning to do the wise thing and STAY OUT.
Mussolini was a fairly lousy editor at the Socialist, non-interventionist newspaper. Bribing him to found a new, interventionist newspaper was a spectacular propaganda coup for the French and British. We should never have entered (I write from Trieste, btw).
Yes, Graziani was commander of the Ligurian Division during the Republic of Salò. But he was the "King's loyal officer" for decades before that. Anyway, I am not interested in defending him - just pointing out that if somebody feels he should be honoured in his hometown, the fact remains that he was an officer long before the Fascists showed up on the scene. (More specifically, mine is an indictment of the King's role in NOT standing up to the Fascists, but accepting their government.) Let's not forget that the King invited Prime Minister Mussolini to form a government in 1922, before becoming dictator. Benito's ascent to power was not "illegal". (Berlusconi's, on the other hand, has always been illegal.)
According to a recent survey (Sole24ore-Cise - published December 30, 2012) the main coalitions get these percentages (among people who intend to vote: 66.8% of respondents):
36.2% Bersani (pd + sel) - Left
23.3% Monti - Centre
21.8% Berlusconi (pdl + lega) - Right
13.8% Grillo (M5S)
These percentages, as a result of the mechanisms of the electoral law, are likely to give a large majority in the next parliament to a coalition Left + Centre.
So the likely outcome is a large coalition (Left + Centre), firmly anchored to the European project and committed on the path of consolidation and structural reforms already begun by Monti's government, with probably Bersani as Prime Minister and Monti as Finance Minister - a position that would allow him to continue to play an important role in Europe and in international Summits.
I have a better candidate for Finance Minister: Lorenzo Bini-Smaghi - who is at loose ends in an American university these days I believe...
Is there any proof the Northern League will support Berlusconi this time? That is not my impression.
I still think Grillo is the wild card. He might take only 10% and he might take 20%.
And I think a key question of these elections will be how Bersani treats Grillo. If Bersani accepts 4 or 5 points of Grillo's five-point programme - which are mostly common sense really and hardly so controversial - he might blunt the haemorrage of Left voters to Grillo and leave Beppe to his more virulent attacks against "Rigor Montis" (which I also largely agree with).
Yes, the situation is still very much in the making on many aspects, such as those you point out, but the overall image of a coalition Left + Center for the next goverment is fairly well-established
I have different figures
36.1% Bersani (pd + sel) - Left
20.3% Monti - Centre
14.6% Berlusconi/Alfano (pdl) - Right ........non-EU
11.8% Grillo (M5S) - Centre ..................non-EU
7.4 % Maroni/Tremonti (lega + lll) - Centre/Right ....non-EU
M5s has not as yet qualified for national elections, so Grillo if he does not qualify can direct his numbers elsewhere.
Either way , if Monti runs, it will be less power to Bersani
I agree more with your numbers - although I think Monti in the end will take a few points less than that and Bersani a few points more instead.
In any case, with the Northern League not supporting Berlusconi, there are very few northern electoral districts where the PdL can win - they will be divided between the PD and the League. And, where can Monti actually win so many seats? The electoral law is no longer a straight proportional representation as in the 1980's. Those numbers indicate a very powerful majority for Bersani in the Chamber of Deputies. The Senate will be closer - but Napolitano now has two Senators-for-Life he can appoint: Romano Prodi and Eugenio Scalfari? Giuliano Amato or Carlo Rubbia? All good names that would vote Centre-Left.
Its amazing that the vatican newspapers asks voters not to vote for Monti
My current view is that Mr Monti, from helping sort out Italy, is now becoming a central part of the problem. From some comments heard from different sources, he seems to have a tendency to put personal grudges ahead of political ends, which is a fatal flaw in politics. There is no angle from which his entry into politics seems to be a positive step. He's been unable to push through a reform agenda - bar the reform of the pension system - when all of Italy was at his feet, I can't see how he can accomplish anything with 10% of the vote, or, even more seriously, he has shown - even at the peak of his power and popularity - little ability to master Parliament, and the electorate. His current plan is to bring back to life the old DC, which, through its public spending & corruption for votes patronage strategy, is the root cause of Italy's woes. Even with powerful friends in the global media, it won't be long before his honeymoon with the international press ends.
I am now very pessimistic about Italy's prospects, with sad implications for the EU. Monti is part of the problem. Even Bersani seems better.
It is likely that Monti will take votes from most of the other Parties.
He will take votes from the Democratic Party (PD); many of the people that voted Renzi during the primary elections of the PD are likely to choose Monti rather than Bersani.
Monti will then take votes from the PDL, the party of Berlusconi. The PDL is now a failed project, at its end. Its electors will not have much choice; they will not vote Berlusconi again (should he really run again) and they will vote for anybody in a position to compete against Bersani.
Finally, Monti could also take votes from the Lega Lombarda party, whose leader, Umberto Bossi, had recently to resign amid a series of scandals in his management of the party resources. Many electors of Lega Lombarda have expressed disappointment for the scandals as well as for the responsibilities in the mistakes of the last (and previous) Berlusconi's governament.
Their votes could therefore shift to Monti, who is himself a man of Lombardia, in the north of Italy and is perceived as such by the local people.
Dream on.
Monti receives a pension of 72,000 euros monthly. He is the part of the problem, not part of the solution. And, he will go nowhere above 15%.
A Happy Left-Wing New Year to You!
And Bersani receives a "salary"of 85.000 euros monthly. He is the problem.
Bersani's income, like those of other leaders is public:
Berlusconi declared €41 million in 2010 and €23 million in 2009; Bersani €137 thousand in 2010 and €150 thousand in 2009.
In 2011, Berlusconi declared €48 million, Monti €1.5 million and Bersani €137 thousand.
And Bersani's practice of trying to pay less tax in legal and illegal ways? Aren't you forgetting it? Don't forget that he is a former communist, that is a member of that criminal party (PCI) which got money from our enemies from the Kremlin and KGB. A LEOPARD CAN'T CHANGE ITS SPOTS.
Uhm, Bersani paying less tax in legal and illegal ways?
Perhaps you are confusing Bersani with Silvio Berlusconi? He and Tremonti wrote the book (and many Italian laws) on tax evasion using overseas havens.
Zou say:"Bersani's income, like those of other leaders is public". You have forgotten that Bersani has a Bank: The Monte dei Paschi di Siena.
The Coming Humbling of Italy
La Dolce Vita is kaput. And has been for decades. Only now are Italians slowly awakening to realize that they have wasted away their nation in a bacchanalia of greed and corruption—with so little to show that their primary interest might have been to foster the stability and well being of their nation state. Wherever you fix your gaze, you perceive Italy in a state of dissolution—falling apart at its seams. There are mini-strains and macro-strains. From the hassle of waiting for the checkout clerk to verify that your euro bills/notes are or are not counterfeit, bus routes eliminated to save fuel, and smaller coffee cups with higher prices, to the burden of an unbelievable debt of €2,000,000,000,000, a declining population already with twenty percent of it over sixty-five years of age, and an infrastructure uncared for for decennia.
And it is not only the United States' Department of State that is furious and frustrated with this passive-aggressive Italy. On 9 December 2012, one and only one Italian newspaper, La Nazione, on a back page, reported on an extraordinary event that made an incredible impression on serious-minded Italians: A German company had blocked the supply of its products to 60,000 Italian customers!
Reinhold Würth, The King of Nuts & Bolts, a 77-year-old billionaire, the 8th richest man in Germany and the 132nd in the world, tightened the screws on 2,300 Italian salespeople who deal out his products in Italy telling them he would not furnish them with his products until all Italian debts had been paid up in full.
Roberto Giardina, the Berlin reporter for the La Nazione, informed us that Würth's products are used by the Italian automotive industry and other companies in need of his sophisticated mechanical components considered to be the best in the world. Würth also spoke disparagingly about Spain and Greece who he considered, along with Italy, to be, together, a considerable part of his business which he now must let go to concentrate more on China and India in order to recuperate his Mediterranean loses.
Herr Doktor Würth is not alone in seeking payment of outstanding Italian debts as Italy, every day, becomes ever so more alienated from the rest of the modern world's economic forum.
Authored by Anthony St. John
21 December MMXII
Calenzano, Italy
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1) No, La Nazione was not the only newspaper to carry that story - it was also in the Corriere Della Sera, La Stampa, Il Piccolo, among others.
2) "Greed and Corruption" defines the activities of a small percentage of our population; the other 95% has been struggling to make ends meet for almost a decade, if not longer.
3) Verifying that your bank notes are not counterfeit - this was a very big problem in the old days with the £10,000-lire note. The Euro is much harder to counterfeit and this activity is a fraction of what it was in the past.
4) Higher prices are everywhere around the world - try buying an espresso or cappuccino OUTSIDE of Italy.
5) Higher fuel prices were caused by George Bush and his friends - this is a problem everywhere in the West. Perhaps you are too young to remember the 70's, when it was the common belief that Europe was finished and Saudi Arabia was the new superpower. Actually, we are weathering this fuel crisis better than the last time.
6) The population is no longer declining, but growing. Albeit due to immigration from European and non-European countries. Personally, I have no problem with this dynamic.
7) All advanced, developed societies have a large percentage of pensioners. Italy is practically the only country that has already slashed FUTURE pensions (but not our current pensions unfortunately) so that this dynamic represents no time-bomb, as in the rest of the West.
8) Yes, we have a debt of €2 trillion. Of which 65% is held domestically. We also have a gdp of €1.5 trillion, still some 10% larger than that of Russia. Let's remember also that just under 20% of our gdp is uncounted. In addition, Italians are sitting atop €8.6 trillion of aggregate private savings.
9) After 8 years of trade deficits, due to our energy imports, Italy has now returned to a healthy trade surplus - and the German decision to abandon nuclear power is driving up energy costs for our competition north of the Alps, just as those costs have been driven up for us since the 1987 decision to abandon nuclear power here.
10) You have been paying too much attention to Mayan prophecies. I am getting sick and tired of the "Crepuscolismo" (Twilight-ism of the Gods) in our country, which has been dragging on for a decade, only because the Catholics and Monotheists are ill-equipped to deal with an Italian population that now refuses to go to church. Only 5% of our population goes to church, rising to just over 10% at Christmas and Easter. This is the end of an old Italy dominated by the Curia - but they refuse to resign themselves to it.
Avanti! Viva l'Italia!
until Italy becomes federated it will remain a "cancer" on itself.
There will never ever be a succesful Italy as long as there is no federation.
Italy first ever government went backrupt, history will repeat itself.
Monti will be the same as Prodi was, a leader with no party affiliations
The better solution would be either the restauration of the previous states as they existed 150 years ago, or the secessione of North Italy from South Italy since they are two entities which have never complemented each other for 150 years. The main Germanic North has nothing in common with the main Saracenic (Muslim) South. Racial integration impossible! Mission impossible!
Where is Cesare Borgia! His moment is now, his time was 500 years ago. What a mismatch!! Berlusconi is a "sawdust" Mussolini! Italians invented the word "Dictator" and the myth that such persons actually solved any problem.
Not exactly, to say the least. I dont know many Germanic Ligurians or Piemontesi, and what about the Norman and Longobard blood running through the veins in Sicily and Puglia? Crazy point of view.
I will definetely wote for Mario Monti in this election... He has been aproved by Angela Merkel, by the Catholic Church, by the creditors and by external investors.... I don't give a hoot about what leftist parties say or b*tch about... He is my candidate and he will get my vote. PERIOD!
Monti is sponsored by Angela Merkel and the Catholic Church (as for creditors and external investors - you are smoking marijuana apparently).
Exactly for that reason I will be voting for Pier Luigi Bersani against Rigor Mortis.
Why on earth would you vote for anyone who has been approved by the catholic church? It is an institution that has sought to divide italy and italian unity to maintain its arcane power, on top of having nothing to do with a secular state.
You must have a stomach for bulshit to endure Monti - to say nothing of the zombie-like expression he mistakes for ruling. This zombie dares to say he has saved Italy. On the contrary during his government Italian public debt exceeded 2.000 Bill. euro, unemployment doubled and growth went below zero. He would have made a very good undertaker. Now this fellow, who doesn't know any more about politics than a pig knows about Sunday, dares to "go up", to "ascend" in politics. Monti has shown that he is not possessed of the backbone of an angleworm.
A Berlusconi supporter like yourself should not comment on any political matters at all.
Brains aren't everything. In fact, in your case they're nothing! To see the things from your point of view one must be an angleworm.
Although we know that even Monti has a lot of skeletons in his cupboards and in his backyard, since he was advisor of the merchant bank Goldman Sacks which with the Lehman Brothers contributed to trigger off the financial world crisis we are in and, considering that Monti is a straw man both of the banks and of the rating agencies (Moody's), Italy will perhaps escape by the skin of its teeth and perhaps will not finish like Greece......perhaps. The other two competitors (Bersani and Berlusconi) would bring Italy directly to the default and to the disaster anyhow....therefore Italians probably, holding their nose I think, will vote for Monti, even if in his "assemblage" there are all sorts of buccaneers, rascals and raiders as Casini and Fini and many others of the same kind.
Your comment is a skeleton on your fairness.
Working at a financial firm with JEWISH names on the company LOGO, is a skeleton in one's closet??? Maybe your comment is a dead giveaway to your prejudices and worse!
If you don't like my comment it's your problem. Improve yourself! Go to a library and brush up on your ignorance!
John4law, are you kidding or doing something much more obscure? There's nothing wrong with the Jewish names in Goldman Sachs or Lehman Brothers, but much is wrong with what these companies DO - and it would be wrong even if they were called DeCesare&Kim or Maremoto Brothers. Implying someone is an anti-Semite just because they differ from your opinions is as dishonest as Goebbels' propaganda.
I liked my comment and I find yours repulsive at best!
My comment was reasonable and restrained given that comment stated: " Monti has a lot of skeletons in his cupboards and in his backyard, since he was advisor of the merchant bank Goldman Sacks which with the Lehman Brothers contributed to trigger off the financial world crisis we are in". If THAT doesn't sound like CLASSIC WORLD JEWISH CONSPIRACY speak, then what is?? Your "Goebbels' propaganda" language hardly makes you sound very Kosher, Mister!! I ain't backing down!! Get used to it, Mister!
A troll is a troll IS A TROLL.
Mr John4law: I really don't need to be kosher since I think there are few if any Jewish cannibals around wishing to devour me, and even if there were, I wouldn't oblige.
Judaism and Jews are nothing to do with any discourse about Goldman Sachs. A financial vampire stays a financial vampire whether its people are Jews, Christians or Andaman Islands Animists. You give us the information that the founders of Goldman Sachs were Jews. Well, so was the founder of Christianity. So what? You judge people and corporations for what they do.
Financial firms will be financial firms, and trolls will be trolls. But believe me, my boy, it would take a much more intelligent troll than you to deviate a comment section like this.
Who is the TROLL?? If you consider me a troll: I am honored. Thanks. Have a good day!
Your nastiness is duly noted!
Professor Monty's odd entry into the campaign as a "logo" rather than a candidate can be down to his status as senator-for-life but also reflects his non-confrontational manners.
It's not an easy role to play, and he can't always leave it to seasoned politicians to do the dirty work, although in a year or so he almost learned how to move in the minefield of politics.
As the article says, time is very short, but I think his goal is to have enough votes to make a dent in the Far Left's influence on any PD-led government. His chances to get them are heightened by the Right's disarray.
Go suck an egg ;-)
I am a member of the "Far Left" - the SEL. We are not Far Left. If we were, we would not be in coalition with the PD seeking to govern Italy as opposed to criticising from eternal opposition.
The PD is not even a Left party any more - it's positions are more or less the same as the Spanish Right. We are merely attempting to keep Bersani anchored to the Left.
Monti is a false hope and an illusion. He receives a pension of 72,000 Euros per month - and imposes austerity for everyone except for the politicians and the golden pensioners (often the same people). What the "Far Left" seeks is to transform Italy into a normal European country - not the playground for Opus Dei and other Vatican Ultra-Conservatives.
Instead of posing as a liberal and a centrist, why don't you admit you are a religious fanatic seeking to preserve the privileges of the clergy? Because that is what Monti is really about.
Happy new year, "Milovan"! (do you know what? I'm slowly changing my mind about the Vatican, maybe you are right, or almost right)
I liked Monti a lot one year ago, but just because he followed Al Cafone, and obviously everything is far better than Al Cafone. But now it's time for fairer people.
Milovan, your nose was this deep in Monti's buttcrack when he was the white knight in shining armour who drove away Berlusconi. And now he's your bogeyman?
Can you at least try to have some consistency please?
The Left supported Monti to ferry a "government of technicians" to the natural end of the parliament. We should have gone to new elections one year ago, but there was ample consensus that our country could not afford a five-month electoral cycle while international speculators had Italian sovereign bonds in their sights.
Along the way of a 16-month "government of technicians" it became clear even to idiots that Monti would be a shoo-in to become President of the Republic in the second half of 2013 when Napolitano's term ended - given that Monti already had the support of Left and Right and remained "above the fray".
He is choosing to squander the goodwill he has earned by entering the fray. Our "trucial" Prime Minister is now attempting to choose sides. He is the one without consistency, not me and not us on the Left. Whatever the electoral outcome, he is throwing away a chance to become President - which also shows how little he really understands about our political system. He is choosing to become another little "baron" of partisan politics when he could have become "king".
And why this development? Because the Vatican wishes in every way to avoid a stable government over the next five years that will put aright the finances of the Civil State.
It has been the Vatican's policy for over 1000 years to either prevent the unification of our nation, or castrate the unified Civil State by keeping its finances essentially bankrupt.
After Al Cafone/Silvio, the Three Stooges would seem like miracle-makers. Mr. Bean would seem an excellent choice for Prime Minister. Laurel and Hardy would seem like a safe pair of hands to entrust government to.
Monti is taking advantage of this goodwill to cut some deals behind the scenes with the cardinals - who are desperate to find an interlocutor, having nobody else credible for the first time in decades (since the Lateran Treaties of 1929, I would say, or perhaps since the "Gentiloni Pact" of 1913).
They should go back to praying and stay out of politics.
For years now, the Church in our country has tried to compensate for its progressive loss of religious authority by either increasing or defending its temporal authority. This has got to stop - for the good of Italy, the Euro, the European Union and European integration/peace in general.
I'm actually a liberal in the anglosaxon meaning of the term and I find the Catholic clergy's endorsement of Senator/professor Monti pretty disquieting. I could even be labelled as a leftist by right-wing activists due to my religious fanatism for what The Economist stands for (remember this newspaper's campaign to declare Berlusconi unfit for office ?)
Happy New Year Milovan
Happy New Year!
I am actually optimistic about 2013 - and I seriously doubt it could get much worse ;-)
I directly wrote last February to the then Prime Minister Monti and his Minister of Healthcare, reporting data and informations I collected about a suspected fraud to the National Health System in Rome, where its regional branch is under direct control of the Governemnt due to past and present debts. More data were sent two months ago to the new Commissioner, a man strongly supported by Mr. Monti and previuosly in charge of the so-called "spending review" (sort of). No one has yet even answered my e-mails, let alone investigated. The fraud ought to be in the amount of 3.5 Million euro. Happy New Year!
Why don't you make those infomation and data public ?
My comment was just that! An interview I gave two months ago to a newspaper with national coverage was forfeited, not to interfere with politics, as they half-told me.
My comment was just that! An interview I gave two months ago to a newspaper with national coverage was forfeited, not to interfere with politics, as they half-told me.
Set up a web site with info and data and start spreading the rumor on social media and posts. You should know you can't trust italian press and media...
Happy New year !
I guess "j.h." must be Italian as this article has a very low informative value. No one (to start with the politicians themselves and to end with the voters) seems to care about the tangible economical choices different parties make. No one is interested in making the pro's and con's of these choices transparent.
I stronlgy doubt that Monti is a "revered politician". He is less stupid, less clownesque than his colleagues. As often in matters Italian, some feable vicinity to normality must be seen as touch of geniality.
No matter who will win the elections in Italy, the country will always be Europe's biggest problem.
Apparently the racism of Gert Wilders is not limited to the Right in the Netherlands.
Europe's biggest problem?
Italian territory is not used to launder hundreds of billions in corrupt monies. Shall we discuss the Dutch dependencies of Aruba and Curacao? Just how much blood is there on Dutch hands regarding the trafficking of illegal African diamonds, and the laundering of that income as well as from the drug, prostitution and arms trades? I see that Queen Beatrix is still the Head of State in the Dutch Antilles - so there is no pretending Amsterdam is unaware or has no responsibility for what happens there... and what has happened there historically.
Sorry you did such a lousy job in your attempt to get some colonies...
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Back on Friday we published Mac OS X 10.6 benchmarks and found it to offer some terrific performance improvements, but at the same time, there were a few notable regressions. Apple engineers have been working hard at pushing technologies like Grand Central Dispatch (GCD), OpenCL, full 64-bit support, and other changes to their OS X stack to bolster its performance capabilities and reduce the overall footprint. Now that we have tested Mac OS X 10.6, we are seeing how its performance compares to that of Ubuntu Linux. Ubuntu 9.10 "Karmic Koala" will be out in October and does have some performance improvements as our earlier tests have shown, but Canonical engineers have not been exclusively focusing on performance optimizations with this release. Can the Karmic Koala outperform Snow Leopard? Yes and no.
Most of those tests would be better suite to the server variants of both Ubuntu and Mac OS.
Morever, since the comparison involves proprietary operating systems, it would be nice to throw in Windows results, too.
About timed compilation tests. Like Kano mentioned - dependencies counts? If yes, what's the point? :> Btw. Ubuntu can outperform OS X easily and OS X can outperform Ubuntu - it matters what tests you'll show :> It seems there are some problems with ray-tracing. I wonder what can have influence on the results. GCC maybe?
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When Windows becomes a unix, PTS will be ported within days. Until then, no. A benching app running on cygwin won't tell anybody anything.
It would have been nice to have the two most recent OS X versions here, since we had the two most recent Ubuntu versions.. but oh well.
I really wish phoronix would include ubu 8.10 in benchmark. Many people have refused to upgrade because of the intel graphics performance regression with 9.04 and 9.10.


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hi I'm going to fly to greec this year but I'm not sure witch sail size I should choose for 25 knotes ! I wight 60kg and and have an 105 liter board !
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Choose a 85 liter and a 4.7 and a 5.3
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Sorry willy, i disagree. this guy weighs 60K! more like 4.2. Though i agree with the 85L board, i assume Tim doesn't want to get himself a new board just for one trip. Just take a 4.2-ish sail for the hard ass days, a small fin (this sail in beneeth your recommended sailrange, so take like a 25 cm or 26 cm crossover fin with you).
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Hi Tim, i believe at really checked 25 knots always you are going to be over-boarded with 105 liter and even with a 4.2 will be almost imposible to windsurf a lot, so if you can, must take an 85 liter or less and that 4.2 unless you sail in flat-lake-shallow-water so then you could take the 4.7 or 5.3 to go really fast.
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Tim- I think you might need even smaller than a 4.2 for 25 knots. Check what is recommended for your weight by the sail calculator at this link:
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hey thanks you have help me a lot with this sail Calculator
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hey thanks you have help me a lot with this sail Calculator but when that's right i schould take a 3,22 sail for 25 knotes and in my opinion it's a littel bit to small . And I have just 3,5 but that's an old one and a 4,7 sail from 2008 but I'm looking forward to this trip altough it will be have hard conditions. . thanks for your answers.
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