Thursday, May 21, 2009

Matlab Recommended System Requirements R2007a

SARDINIA VENTIRIGHE


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Questo numero di "ventirighe" è inviato in abbonamento postale a tutti i Circoli e le Federazioni dei sardi residenti in Italia e in Europa, grazie al sostegno della Fondazione del Banco di Sardegna. Continua la pubblicazione dell'inserto "Strip Seasons- attualità e cultura a fumetti" - a cura di Gianluca Piredda e Alessandro Bottero.

I n questo numero
Lettere (Uffici pubblici: se questa vuol essere una città; meglio ladri che rossi; terremotati ingannati?)
Bloc Notes1 (Il nord ovest è in crisi. Di idee; The Germans are secular; Balances working fine, retain the luxury tax, Sardinians in Tuscany are on the web)
Bloc Notes2 Silvio story: Flip-slap-slap. The cartoons of Mark
Ghisu (Ugo what the weather? Monuments-open)
"the unity of the Sardinians to prevail." Interview with Bruno Dettori, candidate of the Democratic Party in the European elections in June. (Edited by Francesca Fantato)
The elderly in cities: a resource or social burden? The situation of the elderly in Sassari. (Edited by Francesca Arruda).
Benènnidas: the register of carers of the town of Sassari (edited by Francesca Arruda).
Sassari through the eyes of a caregiver. A Rumanian woman tells her story. (Edited by Francesca Arruda)
A roof over their head (and more) thanks to St. Vincent (edited by Maria Paola Giordano)
The privatization of immigration. The role of trade unions and the voluntary sector in supporting foreign bdanti. (Edited by Maria Paola Giordano)
insert number 16 Strip Seasons: 8-page comic book news and culture (edited by Gianluca Piredda and Alessandro Bottero)
"Sassari is a generous city." The opinion of the Councillor for Social Policies of the town of Sassari, Cecilia Sechi (edited by Francesca Arruda)
The Way of the Cross of residence permits (edited by Maria Paola Giordano).
The neighborhood committees: an example of participatory democracy and effective. The evaluation Mark Ussi coordinator of neighborhood committee Monserrato Rizzeddu.
Snatch of the G8 and beyond.
Sassari yesterday and today, the city in the mirror. End 800: Sassari begins to change (by Alessandro Ponzelletti)
Sassarivivamaggio: Art culture performances by Urban Metamorphosis - For signa Milites.
Poetry without borders: Pedro Salinas (edited by Stefano Flore)
cinema in Sardinia. "If you do not pay sardo": The case of Giovanni Columbu. (Edited by Nicoletta Cavaglieri)
the story. The thing that got me thinking (by Marianna Spano)
The book: The eyes are now
Water Music. The cultures of the world in concert to save the environment. (By Ilaria Pella- www.ilariuzza.blogspot.com)
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Thursday, April 23, 2009

Parachute Jumper Jacket

In Rome new "spaces for contemporary dance"


23 04 2009 (Theatre) Dance and territorial policies at the Teatro Valle in Rome

Wednesday, April 22 was presented at the Teatro Valle in Rome, the exhibition "space for contemporary dance" Focus 2009. The project is promoted by the Lazio Region, in cooperation with the regions of Piedmont and Campania, coordinated by the Italian Theatre with the support of the Ministry of Heritage and Culture. This project will stage 4 to 14 May, again at the Teatro Valle in Rome, and aims to showcase the fruit of two years of performances, workshops, meetings and discussions between artists, actors and audience, creating a dance festival contemporary art that includes two shows. The first Hell (on stage 4 and 5 May) is a Greek work of the choreographer Emio that, through the representation of hell, he wants to define the contours of our physical identity and unleash the unpredictability. The second one, entitled The nature of things, (on stage 13 and May 14) based on precisely the De rerum natura of Lucretius, it was explained during the press conference by the same choreographer Virgilio Sieni: "This show debuted in 2008 with the Teatro Stabile of Tuscany, with twenty replicates, is characterized by a central figure, that of Venus, seen as one who creates charming and subtle, but at the same time it is also the horror and the monstrous ". This second theme Siena is always contemporary, and not likely ever to expire or be out of place or out of time. The choice of the work of Lucretius is born from the author's perception of the nature of things by telling the real essence of them, where everything is born from a seed. The conference has also intervened
the Councillor for Culture, Sport and Entertainment in the Lazio Region Rhone-Giulia, which has introduced noting the difficulty of the project to go ahead, especially after the numerous funding cuts in recent times. Councillor Rhone also emphasized the problem of the great "leg drain", referring to all the dancers and choreographers find themselves having to emigrate in order to have adequate opportunities to be realized to the fullest. There is difficulty in finding places of Italy and innovations on which to build the stable collective experience of the artists on which to build a proper education of the public, everything is at the root of the problem of dance in Italy. Although our country is spreading and is growing the relationship with the body, which is great and perfect per ospitare il tema danza e coreografia, le politiche pubbliche non riescono a coniugare queste due attività al meglio. In questo ambiente il progetto Spazi per la danza contemporanea è un’esperienza positiva e dovrebbe essere uno spunto per un’analisi più approfondita dell’argomento, magari ricercandone anche le soluzioni.

(Ilaria Pella)