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The Light is Pouring!July 14, 2010 Comments: 0 Comments | Add a Comment » WarpedJuly 6, 2010 Comments: 0 Comments | Add a Comment » Fuori dalle GabbieJune 25, 2010
Quando si parla del biennio 1968 – 1969, è senso comune considerare il ‘68 l’anno degli studenti o meglio ancora della “contestazione studentesca”, mentre il ’69, è ritenuto l’anno degli operai, anche più noto come l’anno “dell’autunno caldo”, e dell’inizio della strategia della tensione (da piazza Fontana in poi). Ma ad osservare i fatti e le relative cronache locali, questo schema generale di distinzione tra l’anno degli studenti e l’anno degli operai, pare non funzionare, e non tanto perchè il ’68 non abbia visto mobilitati, in città, gli studenti, ma a Brindisi è anche e sopratutto l’anno di grandi lotte operaie. A ottobre del 1968, con oltre un anno di anticipo rispetto al glorioso “autunno caldo”, i lavoratori dell’industria operanti nel “polo chimico” della Montecatini entrarono in lotta per l’abolizione delle “gabbie salariali” e per rivendicare l’applicazione del punto unico di contingenza. Una iniziativa che identica a quelle attuate in molte parti del Sud e che coinvolgeva tutta la giovane classe operaia dei vari “poli di sviluppo” meridionali. Comments: 0 Comments | Add a Comment » Back to the Day-FlyingJune 23, 2010 Comments: 0 Comments | Add a Comment » My Troubled SoulJune 16, 2010 Comments: 0 Comments | Add a Comment » Queen – Bohemian RhapsodyJune 15, 2010 A precious live version of one of the most awesome and intense songs ever. Comments: 0 Comments | Add a Comment » Exploding SwirlsMay 25, 2010 Comments: 0 Comments | Add a Comment » Welcome to my Son!May 4, 2010 Comments: 3 Comments | Add a Comment » Something is pulling me outside to ride around in circlesMay 2, 2010 Comments: 0 Comments | Add a Comment » Render Flam3 1.3.9 – Apophysis to Flam3 animation ScriptApril 29, 2010 Long time away from my main Apophysis Script: I had so few spare time during the last months. Not much will be available too in the next future due to main-job and the joyful approaching birth of my son (next week). A lot of small thing was left undone in the beta3 and they’re quite complete now. I’ve added support for Flam3 2.8 beta7 and the new Variations (auger, cos, cosh, cot, coth, csc, csch, exp, log, sec, sech, sin, sinh, tan, tanh); ‘nframes’ and ‘pixel_aspect’ Flam3 commands are now available in the .bat file and then I dropped the support for the previous 2.8 beta versions due to their small bugs. The Flam3 ’stagger’ had a small quirk related to Sheep and Edges animations that it’s resolved in this version. I’ve updated the Padding XForms and the Export/Preview routines. They work far better now. Padding XForms can be used on very large files. Preview is now fully consistent with the exported Flames and it can also be aborted cos it’s executed after the whole exporting). Take a look at the complete Changelog; read it below. Comments: 2 Comments | Add a Comment » Iggy Pop and Goran Bregovic – In the Death CarApril 28, 2010 Two geniuses working side by side! Comments: 2 Comments | Add a Comment » Smooth StarApril 27, 2010 Comments: 0 Comments | Add a Comment » Icescream, Pulp fiction tra gli uliviApril 22, 2010 In gara a tre concorsi internazionali negli Usa collegati agli Academy Awards. Pugliesi i due registi e lo sceneggiatore (di S.Vito dei Normanni)
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