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Right-back Crivellaro arrives

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Right-back Crivellaro arrives

Editorial Board Thursday 5 October 2023 – 6.11 pm

New acquisition for Alessandria Football Club: the arrival of right-back Crivellaro

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Alessandria – Alessandria Calcio 1912 has been completely purchased Stefano CrivellaroA short winger, born in 2002. The player has been released since the first of last July, and the player signed an annual contract linking him to the Grays until the end of the 2023-2024 season.

The new Alessandria player grew up as a footballer in Turin’s youth sector. He wore the Granata shirt for 10 years, playing for the national under-18 team. In the 2020-2021 season, Crivellaro then moved on loan to Reggiana with whom he played in the Primavera 2 tournament. But in the last two seasons, the player wore the shirts of Lavanese and Grosseto in the Italian League, scoring a total of goals from 56 matches.

“I arrived in Alessandria with great enthusiasm.” Crivellaro said.Keen to perform well and have a good season on a personal and collective level. My normal role is that of right-back, but in recent years I have also been used as left-back a few times. Alessandria is a very important place and I will try to do my best to make my contribution to the team in reaching the goal of salvation.”

ARC and the Magic of Lights review

Wynne Castillo
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ARC and the Magic of Lights review

Starting from a graphic novel, the Australian animated film Arkie and the Magic of Lights looks willingly at Coraline, painting a maddening yet narratively cohesive and poignant world.

The little girl Arki is the adopted daughter of Blister the octopus. Yes, you read correctly. We are on Alien planetwhere sentient octopuses have the ability to generate and maintain normalcy: Blister stays away from chaos City of lightsHe plants his peninsula with love, while Arki tries to follow in his father’s footsteps. Arki’s not quite human: He has claws instead of an armShe lost an eye, and she makes up for it with great creativity and a desire to live. But when the blister will be to kidnap They are taken to the city by thugs Dr. DeceptionThanks for the help, Arki Funny rabbit And an egg She will leave her world on a dangerous adventure… which will reveal something about her identification.

I intentionally spent a few more words than usual on the plot of this story ARC and the magic of lights: As much as the Australian cartoons he signed Richard Couso And Tanya Vincent (with the latter supervising the animation) traces the themes and messages typical of this type of product, and does so through Ambitious, impressive narrative and visual freedom, which seems a little beyond the usually timid horizon of low-budget animation productions. The film was not born from scratch, but from Graphic novel “Scarygirl” by Nathan Jurevicius, started in 2008 and was actually adapted into an action video game by Square Enix in 2012, for Windows, Xbox 360 and PS3. So we are faced with a multimedia brand, which, however, its author has managed very well, always making everything revolve around the protagonist. In the video game, tentacles were the means through which evolutions could be made. In film, that is, in a linear narrative experience, Arki’s strange, unclassifiable body It is the symbolic centerpiece of a multifaceted story about self-acceptance, parenting, science gone out of control, and the exploitation of natural resources.

“Just when you imagine that movie”small” like ARC and the magic of lights You play defense, in the competitive hideout behind the noble houses, you find yourself appreciated Shades of gray replace black and white: The villain’s motives (originally Sam Neill!) is a degradation of understandable pain, just as some of Blister’s lies are meant for a good purpose but perhaps Arkie deserved more honesty. The same traveling companions, Bunny Bufu and Ovito, initially only helped the girl because they were expected to kidnap an octopus, which Dr. Deception covets, while they were trying to pay off their gambling debts. Therefore, he is kind-hearted, but can be dangerous due to lack of prospects. Surrounded by this novel that is not very innovative but not lazy either, the heroine gains power and nothing about her appearance and her way is free at the end of the story. The screenplay by Matt Everett, Christine O’Carroll and Les Turner is satisfying and Polly Watkins, writers of the adaptation of Jurevicius’ work, the film’s production designer.

Also considering the team behind ARC and the magic of lights The workforce of a large company cannot be relied upon and committed A variety of shapes Noticeable, both in Settings (natural and urban almost cyberpunk), both in Free character design, for a diverse cast where multiple influences can be felt, from animation to Burtonian design, through Disney. And where the characters move explicitly in the wake of one Stop motion simulated by CGIwinking at Selleck Coraline. Holy comparison? We won’t write that those levels of prowess have been reached, but here we don’t want to fly low. Arkie and the Magic of Lights certainly assumes that a person accepts it beforehand Extreme caricature ease, because he doesn’t make an effort to be “cute” or captivating at first glance. However, anyone who gives it a chance will like it The solidity of individual creative aspects and the way they are combined.

Skoda Kodiaq: More space and more technology for the Czech Maxi SUV

Wynne Dinwiddie
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The new generation of the Czech Maxi SUV is distinguished by slightly larger dimensions, updated aesthetics and greater technological solutions. The diesel and petrol engines remain, but an additional component with an electric range of more than 100 km is also added

The flagship of Skoda’s SUV range has been revamped with aesthetic, technological and engine updates. Over 840,000 units have been produced since 2016, new Kodiak It carries the basic principles that founded the success of the previous version: space, function and efficiency. The dimensions grow slightly, until they reach i 4,758 mm, but with a significant impact on interior space and above all on cargo capacity, including the seven-seat version. Aesthetically it stands out New front visor, with Top LED Matrix headlights and sculpted bumpers that create a more powerful, sculpted appearance. But it grows inside Technological equipmentstarting from the new screenInformation and entertainment 13 inches and the introduction of the head-up display to integrate the 10-inch digital dashboard. Petrol engines, including a new mild hybrid, and diesel have been confirmed, but a Additional powertrain Which guarantees 100 km of electrical autonomy. Production of the new Kodiaq will begin around the end of 2023, with orders expected to open in early 2024. Pricing has not yet been announced.

Bigger and more muscular

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Aesthetically, the new Skoda Kodiaq stands out from its predecessor in its beauty New front, with a more defined mask in line with the latest models launched. On request it can also be illuminated by an LED strip connecting the lighting units. The headlights and front bumper are also new, featuring more sculpted and muscular shapes. The rear side pillar can be colored in the same color as the vehicle body or in a contrasting colour. The length increases by 61 mm 4,758 mmIts width is 1,864 mm and its height is 1,659 mm Wheelbase 2,791 mm Allows you to create ample space for passengers. Precise aerodynamics have made it possible to reduce the coefficient of air resistance A 0.282Excellent value for a car of this size and proportions. LED Matrix overhead headlights with 15% more light are standard on the range-topping Sportline version, which also features taillights with welcome animation and dynamic indicators. The Kodiaq is fitted as standard with alloy wheels starting at 18 inches and going up to 20 inches for Sport utility vehicles. A new launch color called Bronx Gold Metallic has also been introduced.

Spacious and technological interiors

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A slight increase in external dimensions allowed for more space inside the new Kodiaq. Available in version With five or seven seats, accommodates passengers comfortably even in the last row, where the headroom has increased. The trunk is exceptionally roomy, with good presence 910 litres In a five-seater configuration e 340 to seven. The interior has been redesigned with a new design a screenInformation and entertainment 13″ independent In the center of the dashboard, accompanied by three labeled multi-function controls Smart order: Each is equipped with a digital display with a diameter of 32 mm. Its function can be changed by pressing it, while by rotating it a parameter can be increased or decreased, such as the air conditioning temperature. The position of the DSG gearshift lever is also new: no longer on the console, which is now cleaner and has more spacious compartments, but on the steering column behind the steering wheel. The 10-inch digital dashboard is integrated byHead width Upon request, available for the first time on this model. The front seats can be equipped with a massage function.

Engines: gasoline, diesel, and plug-in

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I am Five engines are available In the new Skoda Kodiaq: two gasoline engines, two diesel engines, and a hybrid engine. It first appeared on entry-level engines 1.5 TSI Turbo System Mild hybrid: Power is 150 horsepower and the 48-volt micro-hybrid motor helps recover power and provides a little extra speed. It stays in range 2.0 TSI with 204 hp With all-wheel drive as standard, as are versions 2.0 Tdi diesel with 150 and 193 hpAnd also with four-wheel drive. All of these engines are combined with a seven-speed DSG automatic transmission. The version is also listed The plug-in hybrid is called iV Which sees the 1.5 Tsi 150 hp paired with an electric motor for one System power is 204 hp And front wheel drive. The gearbox in this case is a six-speed DSG. The generous battery allows you to travel More than 100 kilometers without emissions, with a maximum charging speed of 50 kW. The luggage compartment capacity has been reduced to 745 litres.

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Lentils and safety

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The safety equipment of the new Kodiaq is very complete: among other things, Turn assistant Which helps in turning at intersections and Remote Park Assistant Which allows you to park your car remotely through the application. Basic features like emergency braking and forward collision warning are now standard, as is a smart parking assistant that parks the car autonomously. While driving, functions such as Adaptive cruise control systemrecognizing road signs, but also detecting vehicles approaching from behind and the Emergency Assistant, which takes control of the car if it detects that the driver is no longer able to drive: it gently activates the four arrows and the brakes until the car is moving and is stopped, and then an emergency call is made .

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Capturing hockey in cartoons – Sherbrooke Record

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Capturing hockey in cartoons – Sherbrooke Record

Written by Nick Fonda

Filming the Game: An Illustrated Story of Hockey It’s a book I’ve been aware of and anticipating for a couple of years.

Its author, Don Weekes, lives in Montreal but spends a lot of time in the towns, and has been doing so since the late 1970s. When he married his wife, Caroline, it was in Knowlton with the reception held at Owl’s Head. In the summer, you might meet him kayaking on Lake Broome or cycling around it, while in the winter you might meet him in Sutton or Orford, likely on a tour marked by a double black diamond.

Beyond the towns, statistically minded hockey fans know that Don Weekes is the author of 34 books including Hockey Hall of Fame Trivia Book And The 100 Greatest Players in Hockey: The Game’s Greatest Goals.

“I learned to skate when I was four or five years old, and I started playing hockey around the same time,” Don says. At first, these were pick-up games, but I played three years of organized hockey until I was 15 years old. After that, I started downhill skiing. But I still play a couple of minor hockey games every winter.

At 17, Don considered becoming an architect and studied civil technology at Dawson College, which led to him spending four summers with surveying crews in the Yukon. However, when he started his studies at Concordia University it was in psychology. However, his real interest was in student radio, and along with others at the station, his work was publicly recognized by the university.

With an award, he got a summer job at CJAD Radio.

“It was baptism by fire,” he says. “I was assigned to work on a show called Sounds Like Montreal. The midday show ran from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., it was an open show, and we always had seven or eight guests. I had to rush.”

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Germany, AfD leader rushed to hospital after rally: ‘He was attacked, possibly with a needle’

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Germany, AfD leader rushed to hospital after rally: ‘He was attacked, possibly with a needle’

The leader of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, Tino Shruppala, was reportedly shot dead today on the sidelines of a rally he was holding in Ingolstadt, Bavaria. It is not entirely clear at the moment what the dynamics of the incident are, but it is certain that Shrubala was taken to the hospital, where he is currently and will spend the night. The party spoke generally of a “violent event” that occurred while the politician was in contact with local residents, and identified Shrubala’s circumstances as “needing clarification.” After a few hours of silence, the Bavarian police issued a statement, confirming that Shrubala had been rescued and “immediately treated”, backstage at the Ingolstadt theatre, around 4.30pm today, although – a dense mystery – he was “obviously injured”. » Not identified. Noting that what happened is not clear even to the police, we appeal to “those who took photos or videotaped” the moments of the alleged incident to make them available to the police. local newspaper, Bayerischer RundfunkRumor has it that Shrubala was injured by a needle. The reconstruction process has not yet been confirmed. Other rumors were reported by another local newspaper DonnaukrirInstead, they talked about the far-right politician’s collapse after taking selfies with some of his sympathisers. An anti-racism counter-demonstration apparently took place in the affected area, with Social Democratic mayor Christian Scharpf also participating as speaker.

The (supposed) ultimatum about the other AfD leader

Just yesterday, Tuesday 3 October, the AfD’s other co-leader, Alice Weidel, canceled her participation in a demonstration in Bavaria due to “security reasons.” “Last weekend there was a safety incident. An AfD spokesperson later said on stage at the demonstration: “Ms. Weidel and her family have been moved from their private apartment to a safe location by the authorities, as there were increasing indications of an attack on her family.” It is unfortunate that Der Spiegel It was then discovered that Weidel, taking advantage of the long weekend celebrating German unification (October 3), was on vacation in Majorca.

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The Role of Geography in the Canadian Economy

Leon Motley
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The Role of Geography in the Canadian Economy

From British Columbia’s rocky mountains to the fertile plains of Saskatchewan, Canada’s geography is both diverse and complex, and this impacts its economy. Each region’s unique geographical features play a role, and so does the fact that the country shares a border with the world’s biggest economy.

Geography and Regional Economic Activity

Thanks to its geography, Canada is rich in natural resources. For example, Alberta is a region rich in oil sands, and British Columbia is home to vast forests that are used for timber production. These resources not only help to sustain local economies, but they also contribute significantly to national wealth and global trade.

Geography similarly influences industrial growth across Canada. Industries often spring up where they can best exploit the local natural resources or capitalize on unique geographical advantages. In coastal regions like Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, you’ll find fishing industries with strong histories thanks to the abundant marine life in the ocean.

A prime example of geography influencing economic activity is agriculture in the Prairie provinces — Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. This region is often referred to as Canada’s “breadbasket” and its flat terrain and fertile soil are conducive to growing crops like wheat and canola. Long summer days provide plenty of sunlight for crop nourishment, and this advantage stems purely from the area’s northern latitude.

As well as leveraging their geography, Canadians also focus on sustaining it. Due to the close proximity of Canadian manufacturing hubs and the Great Lakes, water conservation practices are taken seriously. The risk of potential pollution by heavy industry activities is always a concern.

Proximity to the United States

Canada’s economy is significantly influenced by sharing a border with the United States. Being right next to the world’s largest economy presents many opportunities, and it also poses some challenges.

The first way that this geographical closeness impacts Canada’s economy is through trade dynamics between the two countries. Transportation costs are low, and delivery of goods and services is both timely and reliable, and this is great for trade.

To emphasize just how great, Canada was the United States’ largest trading partner in 2022, and the amount of goods and services crossing the border each day was over $3 billion. As well as the ease of access, the cultural similarities and familiar laws are another reason this partnership works so well.

One downside of the close proximity is that Canada’s economy is deeply affected by what takes place in the US. The ES futures — an instrument that allows traders to speculate on the future of the S&P 500 index — is a good example of this. Given it compares the top 500 companies in the US, the S&P 500 is a proxy for the strength of the US economy, and if traders are betting on a downturn, the same could be true of Canada.

It’s clear that geography significantly shapes Canada’s economy in a number of ways. The country’s water conservation efforts and strong relationship with the US are good examples of thinking ahead and how Canada is positioning itself for sustainable economic growth long into the future.

The Rise of Citizen Journalism in a Digital Age

Leon Motley
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The Rise of Citizen Journalism in a Digital Age

The media industry has witnessed a radical shift over the past decade. With the proliferation of smartphones and the internet, traditional news reporting has evolved to include a new breed of reporters: ordinary citizens. These individuals, often without formal journalistic training, use the tools at their disposal to capture and share events as they unfold. Before you dive into the details, make sure to read the casino reviews and play a few rounds of slot games online.

What is Citizen Journalism?

Citizen journalism refers to news or events reported by the public using platforms such as social media, blogs, and other digital mediums. It’s journalism by the people, for the people. While traditional media outlets often have a hierarchy of editors and protocols, citizen journalism is more spontaneous and organic.

Benefits of Citizen Journalism

1. Timeliness

Citizen journalists can report events in real-time. During incidents where every second counts, such as natural disasters or civil unrest, first-hand accounts can be shared instantly.

2. Diverse Perspectives

Traditional media might sometimes be constrained by editorial policies or political affiliations. Citizen journalists, coming from varied backgrounds and cultures, can offer diverse viewpoints on events.

3. Grassroots Reporting

Some stories might be deemed too local or insignificant for mainstream media but hold importance at a community level. Citizen journalism allows for these narratives to be heard.

The Symbiotic Relationship with Traditional Media

Traditional media outlets, recognizing the value of on-the-spot reporting, often incorporate feeds from citizen journalists, especially during breaking news scenarios. However, this collaboration comes with its set of challenges. While the raw, unfiltered footage from a citizen can be captivating, it requires careful vetting to avoid the pitfalls of misinformation.

Traditional media, with its resources, can take the seeds of a story from a citizen journalist and delve deeper, offering comprehensive coverage. It’s a symbiotic relationship where both entities can enhance the overall news landscape.

The Ethical Dimensions

Citizen journalism, while democratizing the news ecosystem, also brings forth ethical considerations. Should there be a code of conduct for citizen journalists? How can one ensure the privacy of individuals is respected? These are questions that the industry grapples with as this form of journalism becomes more prevalent.

Tools and Platforms Empowering Citizen Journalists

Various platforms and tools have emerged, empowering citizens to report news. Apps that allow for real-time streaming, platforms dedicated to citizen journalism, and tools for quick video edits have made the process more streamlined.

With this empowerment comes the responsibility of discerning fact from fiction. Some platforms have taken the initiative to offer basic training modules on journalistic ethics and fact-checking, ensuring their users are well-equipped.

Challenges and Concerns

1. Credibility Issues

The spontaneous nature of citizen journalism means it often lacks rigorous fact-checking. Misinformation can spread rapidly, especially on social media platforms.

2. Safety Concerns

Professional journalists often receive training on how to report from potentially dangerous scenarios. Citizens, on the other hand, might unknowingly put themselves in harm’s way.

3. Privacy Intrusions

With the ease of capturing and sharing, there might be instances where an individual’s privacy is compromised, leading to ethical dilemmas.

Empowerment versus Accountability

With greater access to reporting tools, citizen journalists have the power to influence public opinion. However, this power comes with the responsibility to ensure accuracy and fairness in reporting.

Integrating Technology in Reporting

As technological advancements continue, the tools available for citizen journalists will become more sophisticated, allowing for better quality and a wider reach of news coverage.

Legal Implications of Citizen Reporting

With the rise of citizen journalism, there are emerging legal challenges. Understanding copyright laws, defamation, and other legal aspects becomes crucial for those venturing into this space.

Navigating the Challenges of Bias

Every individual has inherent biases. Recognizing and navigating these biases is essential for citizen journalists to maintain objectivity and present a balanced view.

The Role of Citizen Journalism in Global Movements

From social justice movements to environmental causes, citizen journalists have played pivotal roles in bringing grassroots issues to the forefront and impacting change on a global scale.

Training and Skill Development for Aspiring Citizen Journalists

While citizen journalism is rooted in grassroots reporting, there’s value in acquiring certain skills. Various organizations now offer training to ensure that reports are accurate, fair, and ethical.

The Intersection of Social Media and Citizen Journalism

Social media platforms are both a boon and a challenge for citizen journalism. They offer immediate reach but also come with the risk of rapid misinformation spread.

Monetizing Citizen Journalism: Opportunities and Challenges

As citizen journalism becomes more prominent, there are emerging opportunities for monetization. Understanding the fine line between revenue generation and unbiased reporting is crucial.

The Role of Citizen Journalism in Local Communities

While global events capture worldwide attention, the impact of citizen journalism is profoundly felt at the local level. Delving into the significance of hyper-local reporting and its influence on community development.

The Future of Citizen Journalism

The trajectory of citizen journalism looks promising. As technology continues to evolve, there will be more tools at the disposal of the public, making news reporting even more instantaneous and widespread. Traditional media outlets will likely develop mechanisms to collaborate more seamlessly with citizen reporters, ensuring holistic news coverage.

The authenticity of online news has become a major concern for readers. While established news outlets have their verification processes, the rise of citizen journalism has led many to question the reliability of these grassroots reports. However, many platforms now provide an ‘author confirmed’ badge or notation, ensuring that the article or news piece has undergone a basic verification process by the original writer. Now that you know the ins and outs of citizen journalism, check out the author confirmed comments and play a few rounds of slot games online.

Announcing the novels Criminale and Gomorrah, the first part of the two beloved Italian series! All the details

Wynne Castillo
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Announcing the novels Criminale and Gomorrah, the first part of the two beloved Italian series! All the details

Crime never sleepsNot even on the small screen. After the first pictures Suburræternathe show that reboots the popular series based on the 2015 film, is out now Announcing new projects Also in two other great series set in the Italian underworld: Criminal novel And Gomorrah.

Sky Studios and Cattleya already are Working on the introductions to the two series They are also quite well known abroad, and are two brands that now want to relaunch with new stories about which the first details have now been published. with regard to Criminal novela series that was broadcast from 2008 to 2010 and is adapted from the novel The Judge of the same name. Giancarlo di Cataldo It has already been adapted into a movie by Michele PlacidoAnd in 2005, it will be one Origin story. The introduction will focus on The years before the rise of the Banda della Maglianathe first of two seasons of the show directed by Stefano Sollima and featuring protagonists Francesco Montanari, Vinicio Marchionne, Alessandro Roja And Marco Bucci. Obviously, Judge Di Cataldo himself will be part of the project.

Gomorrah Rather, it is another series that needs no introduction: after the movie Matteo Garrone for the year 2008, Bestseller by Roberto Saviano It was told in a series that was very popular around the world. It has been sold in over 190 countries and was listed by The New York Times as the fifth most important non-American television series of the past decade, and launched such actors as Salvatore Esposito And Marco Demore. This will be told in the announced introduction The criminal rise of leader Pietro Savastano (Fortonato Cerlino)From a street boy to the most cruel boss in Naples. Leonardo Fasoli and Maddalena Ravagli, two of the writers of the original show that ended in 2021 with Season 5, are returning to writing.

Therefore, talk about the Italian criminal world continues in new projects of «Exploring new storytelling possibilities, Always between epic and realism, and always with a contemporary lookAnd also from a stylistic point of view», to use the words of Cattleya founder Riccardo Tosi.

what do you think? Are you happy to announce these previews? Criminal novel And Gomorrah? Tell us yourself in the comments.

Read also: Roberto Saviano makes his directorial debut: Details of the Gomorrah author’s debut film have been revealed

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Football on TV: Champions League, Milan and Lazio on the field

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Football on TV: Champions League, Milan and Lazio on the field


Prime Video takes to the field on Wednesday night in the Champions League with exclusive live coverage of the AC Milan match.

First videos. The Amazon platform has chosen to broadcast the Borussia Dortmund-Milan match exclusively this evening, at 9pm, with Sandro Piccinini commentating and supported by Massimo Ambrosini in technical commentary and with Alessia Tarquinho and Alessandro Alciato on the sidelines. During the match, the referee’s work is analyzed in the Prime Video VAR room by Gianpaolo Calvaresi.

The connection with Dortmund’s Signal Iduna Park opens at 7.30pm with Giulia Mizzoni presenting the match along with Clarence Seedorf, Luca Toni and Gianfranco Zola.

sky. The long Champions League evening on pay TV starts at 6.45pm with two matches: Atletico Madrid-Feyenoord shown on Sky Sport Uno with Daniele Baroni on the station, and Antwerp-Shaktar D. On Sky Sport Arena with the voice of Giovanni Poggi. Other matches scheduled for 9pm: Celtic vs Lazio will be broadcast on Sky Sport Uno with Massimo Marianella commentating, and Lorenzo Menotti and Matteo Petrucci on the sidelines; Newcastle – Paris Saint-Germain on Sky Sports Calcio with Andrea Marinuzzi and Filippo Benencampi reporting on the sidelines; Leipzig-Manchester City is on Sky Sport Arena with commentary by Pietro Nicolodi; The Porto Barcelona match can be watched on Sky Sports 255 with Antonio Nocera on the microphone; Stella Rossa – Young Boys is on Sky Sport 256 with the voice of Paolo Redi.

The ‘UEFA Champions League Show’ hosted by Federica Masolin starts at 8pm and guests include Fabio Capello, Alessandro Costacurta, Paolo Condo and Paolo Di Canio.

Mediaset Infinity. On the podium for Milan Celtic Lazio highlights tonight at 9pm, Massimo Caligari’s commentary with Andrea Agostinelli providing the technical commentary. Other matches: Atletico Madrid – Feyenoord at 6.45pm with Fabrizio Ferrero on the microphone, Antwerp – Shakhtar Donetsk also at 6.45pm with the voice of Michel Curti, Newcastle – Paris Saint-Germain at 9pm with Riccardo Trevisani on the station, Leipzig – Manchester. City at 9pm with Alessandro Lettieri narrating, Stella Rossa – Young Boys at 9pm with Pietro Scognamiglio on the microphone, Porto-Barcelona again at 9pm with Giampiero Foglia Manzello.


Dario Fabbri admits he doesn’t have a university degree so he’s disappointed us twice – MOW

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Dario Fabbri admits he doesn’t have a university degree so he’s disappointed us twice – MOW

Dario Fabbri, the television face of Enrico Mentana’s marathon about the war in Ukraine, geopolitical expert and director of Domino magazine, admits that he does not have a university degree. But above all he responds in a very “know-it-all” tone to Professor Riccardo Puglisi, who was the first to question his qualifications, thus compromising his geopolitical approach in the face of the jungle of social media. Here’s an open letter from a geopolitical analyst

CAro Dario FabbriYou let us down. And let’s not talk about the fact that you don’t have a college degree, because we don’t have a “piece of paper” myth. But rather for the fact that it is, and the writer talks from geopolitical scientist to geopolitical scientist, with a boy going back and forth on Twitter with the professor Riccardo Puglisi You have exposed the entire geopolitical system to a serious setback. We are free to address you directly, Dario, because we know your competence and intelligence cannot be questioned. But the handling of the case was a Exciting flop. And the patchwith answers to the clear questions of Decipatio’s colleagues, Worse than the Hole. You assert, Dario, that “it was necessary to put myself outside the academy to develop a different way of thinking, alien to international relations and political science.” You say that everyone follows their own path, and it is legitimate to do so. Petino Craxi He had no university degree and survived for years in a world of cunning, often punitive and classist doctors, until he became prime minister. Giuseppe Di Vittorio explained labor market dynamics to leading economists and industrialists as a simple trade unionist. Enzo Biagi and Piero Angela They were not graduates and were able to turn their careers as journalists and promoters, in a feisty way, into a way to be champions of public and cultural debate.

“I never respond to personal attacksI also have never given interviews about my political preferences or my private life. “I like to be judged only for my work,” she responded to the Ministry of the World when asked about the controversy raised by Puglisi. It is a departure that, in hindsight, can only be described as regrettable. Puglisi was certainly wrong to inflate the accusations against you. However, we repeat, the basic mistake is providing him with the thread and needle, and this is your responsibility. Not obtaining the certificate is not a disgrace. But the claim to the title of “Doctor of Political Science” Across multiple sites and putting a system as complex as geopolitics on a different pedestal without being prepared to face the consequences of criticism means exposing itself and its discipline to a dangerous backlash. Puglisi insisted, forcefully, and several times even aggressively, on getting to Nubia In search of “Dario Fabbri score”. He made it a personal crusade. An honest response to the tweet that sparked the controversy was enough to calm the issue. You’ve gone out in style. Attributing the response to media outlets that are perceived as “friendly” does not, from this perspective, seem like the best way out. This is not a criticism of the Decibatio boys: the writer knows intimately the history of the group, well curated by Bravo David Arcidiacono He has no doubts about his professionalism. But entrusting this answer to a newspaper that will soon have you as a guest on Libropolis can create problems of misunderstanding, especially in that ferocious jungle that is the world of Twitter or X or whatever hell it’s called where controversy is born. The academy has its logic and its drawbacks, but it is not enough, Dario, to suggest the advantages gained in the field as a cure: There is only the danger of highlighting the supposed feeling of minority. You claim in the interview that the results you obtained have been rewarded by hundreds of thousands of readers reading your articles and analyses. The method has been recognized as having imported from authors such as George Friedman, studying classical geopolitics alongside strategic grammar and claiming to transcend a certain academic constraint. But today these exits seem more like a non-byta excuse. You write, Dario, that human geopolitics has been included in the debate in the country. You are invited to present Imperial Rules, a part of human geopolitics, to doctoral students at Oriel College, Oxford. Or to explain the strategy and tactics of the US, Russia and China to the management of the American company Microsoft, along with figures such as the writer Walter Isaacson, and the astronaut Scott Kelly, And journalist Dan Rather.

MBesides “I, Dario Fabbri”, what else is there? This is the question we ask you as scholars of political geography, so that it can be understood as a method, practice, and field of comparison between disciplines even before it is a hard science. As defenders of geopolitical style against the raised fingers of the different Michele Bouldrin, Vittorio Emanuele Barsi And a company that has long attacked this unorthodox way of thinking about strategic rules. Great academics have been able to talk very well about geopolitics. The author cites some personal teachers: Aldo Giannulli and Alessandro Colombo. Those who know how to talk about the geopolitical method starting from studies that are not necessarily academically framed have performed equally well. On lemon Alessandro Areso He has written on geoeconomics and technological competition in an interdisciplinary style; In the same newspaper that gave you fame we carefully note the approach Greta ChristiniI provided a ‘geopolitics’ of reportage that combined analysis and journalism on his journey to the front in Ukraine; On the “Parabellum” channel on YouTube Mirko Campucciari He hybridizes ideas of different types and often calls on the analyst Amedeo MadalonoIn his book “Geopolitics – The History of Ideology” we understand a lot about the way this discipline should be followed. Madalono writes a basic fact in his book: “Geopolitics can provide, in the fluid confusion of postmodernism – as Bauman puts it – an interesting key to understanding the balance of power in the world – although not the only one: it would be interesting to understand how important class dialectics is, For example”. Read these words, Dario: The key to understanding, means but not the endA tool to increase the skills of various specializations. This is geopolitics: an emancipatory way of knowing. Not an anti-academic fence in which he can lock himself in against the world. By claiming to have left your studies to pursue geopolitics, you seem to support this approach and expose geopolitics to attack, in Maddalono’s words, “by those authors who diminish its scientific – and perhaps spiritual – value? – to make it merely a simple toolbox in the hands of the ruler in question.” Or even worse The ideological justification for some momentary chauvinism“. shared by Puglisi, Boldrin, the Parsi of Twitter and more. You made a mistake, but we don’t want to crucify you for it. We hope that you can admit that you did something minor. And start again with strength and spirit. We need to deeply understand the present. And we can Your voice is one of the useful ones. As long as you understand that he’s not the only one worth listening toAs it seems clear from the interview. All this will be a serious help to anyone who doubts your work. And you can’t provide that for them.

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