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The sadness, the snow, the winter solstice in the dark
Christmas are always on duty.

( Spleen , Toti Scialoja)

No, we did not go into hibernation like bears, we're just digesting. Soon we will return with new amazing adventures.

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Hallenstadion Zurich in 1981

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Hallenstadion in Zurich on the evening of April 11, 1981. It was the tour of The River, the photos are mine (Olympus OM1), I was on mission for the Wild Bunch, I remember driving with Zambellini, his wife (then) and other "savages". We were young and wild. Even Bruce. Leaving someone murmured God exists.

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Massimo Bubola Eccher & Band in concert at the beautiful Teatro Comunale of Castiglione, to record movies of your show. A magical evening.

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happens less often but can happen even ask to feel the difference between Macintosh and Windows. Someone wrote that it is the same as the difference between a pass woman and a transvestite . I like to add, with my metaphor, which is the difference between passing Steve Jobs and Steve Ballmer .

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XII edition of the Mediterranean Tourism Exchange in Paestum Archaeological

From 19 to 22 November 2009 at Paestum (Salerno) will take place the twelfth edition of the Mediterranean Tourism Exchange Archaeology, promoted and carried out by the Province of Salerno in co-organizing with the Campania Region with support from the Ministry of Heritage and Culture , ICCROM, International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property, WTO, World Tourism Organization and UNESCO in collaboration with ENIT, the Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Salerno, Avellino, Benevento , Caserta, the National Park of Cilento and Vallo di Diano and under the patronage of the Ministry of Tourism and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Unique Exhibition Hall in the world heritage first international exhibition of archaeological and virtual technologies, the event created and directed by the Leader sas, aims to promote the marketing of tourism products and further development of specific issues related to the protection, enjoyment, enhancement of cultural heritage and cultural cooperation . Just in order to promote intercultural dialogue and promote integration between different civilizations beyond the borders of the Mediterranean, the opening conference will be attended by Ministers of Culture of Bahrain and Azerbaijan and the Secretary of State for Culture of Portugal . The Italian Archaeological School of Athens Stock Exchange has chosen as the venue to celebrate the centenary of its foundation, during which he made a great contribution both to the training of generations of archaeologists of the highest-level research in the field with numerous activities such as excavation of the oldest prehistoric city in Europe, Poliochni (the island of Lemnos) and Gortyna Roman capital of Crete. At the symposium "The Archaeology of Italians abroad. Comparisons, reflections, perspective, the year of the centenary of the Italian Archaeological School of Athens "will take part in addition to the Director of the School Emanuele Greek, Fede Berti Director and Director of the National Archaeological Museum Ferrara IASOS mission in Turkey Nicole Bonacasa Italian Missions Coordinator at Cyrene in Libya Director Emanuele Papi Thamusida mission in Morocco; Raffaella Pierobon Benoit University of Naples "Federico II" and Director of Mission in Syria at Tell Barri; Sara Santoro University of Parma and in Durres in Albania Mission Director, Department of Cultural Heritage Grazia Semeraro University of Lecce; Stella Schneider Horses La Sapienza University of Rome and Director Elaiussa Sebaste mission in Turkey. As part of the conference "From archeology militant to use: specialization and interdisciplinarity for tourism promotion and development of the territory" in collaboration with the Ministry of Heritage and Culture, the Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Salerno, Avellino, Benevento and Caserta will present a return to the National Archaeological Museum of Paestum Crater Asteass returned in 2007 by the Getty Museum in Malibu. It 'also plans Infrastructures for Digitisation in Cultural Heritage and Archaeology in the Eastern Mediterranean STACHEM Workshop on Infrastructure for Digitisation of Cultural Heritage and Archaeology of the Eastern Mediterranean organized by the Cyprus Institute (CYI-STARC, Nicosia) and the Ministry of Heritage and Culture. The "Third International Meeting of archaeological publications, coordinated by the Editor in Chief of Archeo Andreas M. Steiner, will take Josep A. Borrell Director Clio Calvo (Spain), Nadia Durrani Current World Editor in Chief Archaeology (England), Samir Patel Editor Archaeology (USA), Director of Archaeology Viva Pruneti Piero (Italy), Giorgio Rivieccio Historical Director (Italy), Editor Alrun Schoessler Antike Welt (Germany), Andrew Selkirk Current Archaeology (UK), Mario Serra Director ArcheoNews (Italy), Leif Erik Vaag Director Sfinx (Denmark). The meetings with the players came forward to testify to the Head of the Department of Archaeology, University of Malta Anthony Bonanno, author and conductor of the transmission of Passepartout Rai Tre Philippe Daverio, AIAC President, International Association for Classical Archaeology Adriano La Queen, the Head of Mission in Jericho for "La Sapienza" University of Rome Lorenzo Nigro, Director of the Italian Centre for Studies and minutes) "The origins of archaeological Pelasgian Troy." During the conference "Cultural Tourism in the South" will be discussed, in the first session of the Role of the Network of UNESCO sites with the participation of the Presidents of the Provinces of the 14 World Heritage sites in South Italy, while in the second session will address the issue incentives to cultural tourism product development with the incoming national branch organizations. Philhellenism in collaboration with the Association, which promotes and disseminates studies of antiquity in the modern world will take place the conference "New Museums for the Old - The New Acropolis Museum in Athens and the Neues Museum in Berlin in comparison". The conference on "The Lombard presence in the regions of Italy, organized by the Italian Federation of Associations FEDERARCHEO Archaeological, Archeological Group of Salerno in collaboration with the Archaeological Group of Italy, Friuli Society of Archaeology, Archeologia Viva, Regione Basilicata, Pro Loco Cirigliano rebuild through the evidence left by these people the history of their domination. The Archaeological Groups in Italy will play also their third National Conference. 2009 edition will take part in both the ANA, Italian Association of Archaeologists from the CIA, the Italian Confederation of archaeologists. Archaeological Film "Capital Gold" 2009. The pride of the Stock Exchange the most recent international trials of virtual reality and computer graphics applied to archeology, not only with the exhibition ArcheoVirtual by the Institute for Technologies Applied to Cultural Heritage, but also with the workshop "Virtual Museums How did it end? "to discuss the development, management, maintenance and use of a virtual museum on a journey between reality and those missing survived. Virtual Archaeology is also subject to the Heritage Impact: measures, strategies and the role of Information and Communication Technologies for Cultural Heritage ", organized by the European project 3D-COFORM, seeking to create tools for creating and managing collections of virtual replicas of cultural objects. During the meeting will discuss models to measure the impact on museums and monuments of new technologies such as three-dimensional display through concrete case studies. Organized by the European project LinkSCEEM, born with the objective of creating a survey funded by the European Union to examine the need for computing facilities in various fields including archeology and heritage, will be held "High Performance Computing and Cultural Heritage", a moment of confrontation with the operators to assess the need for high performance computers in this area. Strategy for the promotion of cultural tourism product will be, Saturday, November 21, the Workshop with the expected demand from 90 foreign buyers from 17 countries selected by ENIT (Austria, Belgium, China, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Great Britain, India, Netherlands, Norway, Russia, Slovak Republic, Spain, United States, Sweden and Switzerland) and the Workshop with the national demand of Tourism Associate of decision-makers represented by 20 works committee. In section ArcheoLavoro the University will present the Bachelor and Master in Archaeology, Cultural Heritage and Cultural Tourism, while the experts explain the professional and emerging powers. With the Laboratories of Experimental Archaeology, in collaboration with the Museum of the Great Rivers of Rovigo, the Association Archeo Faber and Experimental Archaeology Tomaselli, will be rebuilt and anthropological material culture of antiquity and the Paestum Archaeology Prize will be awarded to those who contribute to their commitment to the promotion of cultural heritage and Mediterranean cooperation. At the Exhibition Hall, located on an area of \u200b\u200b17,000 square meters, participating institutions, regions, provinces, municipalities, Chambers of Commerce, Tourism Promotion, Superintendents, Archaeological Parks, trade associations, professional and cultural associations, consortia and tourism businesses, service companies, publishing houses to promote archaeological tourism destinations. In addition to Portugal, the official guest of the twelfth year, will be present with a stand about 30 foreign countries including for the first time in Chile, Jamaica, Japan, Indonesia, Ukraine. Archeo Archaeology and Viva have given their readers to participate in the tour packages for the stock market. For more information

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Opening: Saturday, August 29 21:00
from August 29 to September 3, 2009
Medieval Castle NA (Sa)

Staff of Tiberius Gracchus by Antonella Nigro Agopoli of the Medieval Castle.
exhibition will include paintings and sculptures from the artist's most recent production.

THE TRUTH 'INTENSITY OF LIFE' IN THE EXISTENCE OF PAINTING Tiberius Gracchus
Text critic Gerardo Pecci

Man. Life. The mystery of existence and the meaning of art: these are the coordinates within which the production is part artist, painter, of Tiberius Gracchus. His paintings, full-bodied, "matter" very expressive and incisive, dig in the eyes of human research un'ancestralità of which is a source of knowledge and curiosity, excitement and thrills. Pure color, full-bodied, highlight the strength of life, a colorful world from which primordial, and share the thoughts on our daily lives: AI is creative, original, original, a curious glance, sharp and penetrating, who observes the world and man for what they are. The human figure in fact is a favorite subject by the artist, is the thinking being in a symbiotic struggle with Nature, of which he himself is an integral part, but it is a struggle for the conquest of ways of life, emotions, desire to being and doing, to assert its will and own space. Ovoid and elongated forms of the heads of human beings represented by Gracchus are not just a "free" man "faber", or forms of "primitive" art, but ideally want to emphasize that everyone makes the effort to better define their world, for humanity thinking and acting in time and history. And 'the human being naked, which compares with the daily problems, with a world that leaves no respite and / or space to nothing, but creates himself, his life is the architect with the thought and the action of their own destiny, always in search of new horizons to reach, never satisfied with what you have if not by the construction of a future as a protagonist of the universe, history, and makes him master of the time. The art of Tiberius Gracchus is therefore an art thinking, acting, that forces reflection. Its pure colors, pregnant and full of thought, are the medium through which the artist thinks and acts in the world. Even closed eyes of his figures foreshadow a world imagined, but it can become a reality, to become a reality. It is not a turn in on themselves, but be open to reflection, of thinking, thinking agent, at the thought of existence as a project, then it's eyes that know and want to look beyond the appearances, beyond the bandages ephemeral, contingent, of the myths and rituals of our troubled contemporary world, to find and build a new world, more real, more human. His is a twenty-year journey on the wings of thought and of human existence, a painting vibrates with color, with colored lumps and atoms, but atoms and grains that contain the truth of humanity, the very essence infinitesimal Which brings us back to the origins of life itself, trying to grasp the primordial breath that gave birth to the universe. His body and his face are not mysterious, but it is the living symbol of a world in which every gesture, even the smallest, is overwhelmingly the signing of a moment in life that pulsates, vibrates, it interacts with the universality of each individual existence. And the most recent artistic production is no accident that turned his thoughts to the project as a source of human reality, the woman and the starry universe. They are "topos" applicants who are part of human history, but here are transformed and presented by Tiberius with new and upgraded shares pictorial forms, invite people to be protagonists of the story, to be living people and not mere puppets. The forms of art, things and people portrayed by Tiberius are essential, geometrically defined volumes and spaces, with no shades and commingling color because what matters is the purity, simplicity. It is a visual vocabulary all focused on primary colors and geometric clear-cut, a sign of great attention to the design world: a pictorial proposal he wants to emphasize the truth and what is hidden in the dark depths of not being . Organized by the Centro Studi

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The exhibition is open daily from 10.00 to 12.00 and from 18.00 to 23.00 with free admission.

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techniques of food preservation in ancient Rome

Thursday, June 18, 2009 at 17:00

In the Museum of Paestum conference of prof. David L. Thurmond on the theme:
"In Praise of fermentation techniques of Food in Ancient Rome "

Thursday, June 18, 2009 at 17:00 in the National Archaeological Museum of Paestum, Prof. David L. Thurmond (University of North Carolina) will host a conference titled" In Praise of fermentation : techniques of food preservation in ancient Rome. "

The conference is sponsored by the Province of Salerno, Department of Classical Studies, University of Salerno, the Center for Cultural Promotion of the Cilento, the National Archaeological Museum of Paestum, Paestum by the Foundation, the National Park of Cilento and Vallo di Diano, by Fondazione Giambattista Vico - Vatolla from Monthly "Cilentane Chronicles", from "Meetings Mediterranean "of poplar for the spread of the Mediterranean Diet.

Speakers Dr. Marina Cipriani (Director of the Museum of Paestum), Dr. Fausto Longo (University of Salerno - Paestum Foundation), Prof. Mario Mello (University of Salerno), Dr. Fernando La Greca (University of Salerno), Dr Luigi Crispino (Province of Salerno - "Mediterranean Encounters" of poplar for the spread of the Mediterranean Diet), Dr. Elisa Lanza (Institute of Classical Archaeology , University of Texas). A debate will follow, coordinated by Dr. Elisa Lanza.

Prof. Thurmond is author of a book of international importance, entitled "A Handbook of Food Processing in Classical Rome. For Her Bounty No Winter ", published by Brill (Leiden - Boston, 2006), the significant subtitle: thanks to their excellent and" scientific "techniques of food preservation, the Romans did not know the winter, which for centuries there was never a shortage of food for the many cities of the empire and a huge army deployed along the border.

These same technologies are still part of our traditional culture, and are able to produce food not only delicious and healthy, but also the highest quality. The conference, and research of Prof. Thurmond, then prove of great interest not only to interdisciplinary studies of antiquity, but for those who today are concerned with the science health and nutrition, to "slow food" and "Mediterranean diet", and a model of local economic development that focuses on culture, tradition and quality.

From the back cover of the book of prof. David L. Thurmond:
"Rome was able to support a huge urban population food supplies essential for human nutrition in the form of food undergoing conservation treatment. The volume contains a detailed analysis of these treatments. The work is organized on the basis of the likely importance of these foods, starting with the so-called "Mediterranean triad" consists of cereals (especially wheat), olive oil and wine and then treating plant products such as legumes, vegetables and fruits, and animal products, ending with the seasonings (salt, sugars, acids, spices), who were really employees of the conservation of other foods. The work combines the analysis of ancient literary sources and archaeological data with the comparison with traditional practices and modern science. "