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martedì 28 giugno 2011

Da NON PERDERE ...

Via della casa Comunale 1
di Stefano Bruccoleri


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del Autore Senza fissa dimora di successo

"asfalto"
il blog che ha aiutato la nascita dello scrittore in senso letterario

sabato 18 aprile 2009

J. G. Ballard: What I Believe

What I Believe

I believe in the power of the imagination to remake the world, to release the truth within us, to hold back the night, to transcend death, to charm motorways, to ingratiate ourselves with birds, to enlist the confidences of madmen.

I believe in my own obsessions, in the beauty of the car crash, in the peace of the submerged forest, in the excitements of the deserted holiday beach, in the elegance of automobile graveyards, in the mystery of multi-storey car parks, in the poetry of abandoned hotels.

I believe in the forgotten runways of Wake Island, pointing towards the Pacifics of our imaginations.

I believe in the mysterious beauty of Margaret Thatcher, in the arch of her nostrils and the sheen on her lower lip; in the melancholy of wounded Argentine conscripts; in the haunted smiles of filling station personnel; in my dream of Margaret Thatcher caressed by that young Argentine soldier in a forgotten motel watched by a tubercular filling station attendant.

I believe in the beauty of all women, in the treachery of their imaginations, so close to my heart; in the junction of their disenchanted bodies with the enchanted chromium rails of supermarket counters; in their warm tolerance of my perversions.

I believe in the death of tomorrow, in the exhaustion of time, in our search for a new time within the smiles of auto-route waitresses and the tired eyes of air-traffic controllers at out-of-season airports.

I believe in the genital organs of great men and women, in the body postures of Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher and Princess Di, in the sweet odors emanating from their lips as they regard the cameras of the entire world.

I believe in madness, in the truth of the inexplicable, in the common sense of stones, in the lunacy of flowers, in the disease stored up for the human race by the Apollo astronauts.

I believe in nothing.

I believe in Max Ernst, Delvaux, Dali, Titian, Goya, Leonardo, Vermeer, Chirico, Magritte, Redon, Duerer, Tanguy, the Facteur Cheval, the Watts Towers, Boecklin, Francis Bacon, and all the invisible artists within the psychiatric institutions of the planet.

I believe in the impossibility of existence, in the humour of mountains, in the absurdity of electromagnetism, in the farce of geometry, in the cruelty of arithmetic, in the murderous intent of logic.

I believe in adolescent women, in their corruption by their own leg stances, in the purity of their disheveled bodies, in the traces of their pudenda left in the bathrooms of shabby motels.

I believe in flight, in the beauty of the wing, and in the beauty of everything that has ever flown, in the stone thrown by a small child that carries with it the wisdom of statesmen and midwives.

I believe in the gentleness of the surgeon's knife, in the limitless geometry of the cinema screen, in the hidden universe within supermarkets, in the loneliness of the sun, in the garrulousness of planets, in the repetitiveness or ourselves, in the inexistence of the universe and the boredom of the atom.

I believe in the light cast by video-recorders in department store windows, in the messianic insights of the radiator grilles of showroom automobiles, in the elegance of the oil stains on the engine nacelles of 747s parked on airport tarmacs.

I believe in the non-existence of the past, in the death of the future, and the infinite possibilities of the present.

I believe in the derangement of the senses: in Rimbaud, William Burroughs, Huysmans, Genet, Celine, Swift, Defoe, Carroll, Coleridge, Kafka.

I believe in the designers of the Pyramids, the Empire State Building, the Berlin Fuehrerbunker, the Wake Island runways.

I believe in the body odors of Princess Di.

I believe in the next five minutes.

I believe in the history of my feet.

I believe in migraines, the boredom of afternoons, the fear of calendars, the treachery of clocks.

I believe in anxiety, psychosis and despair.

I believe in the perversions, in the infatuations with trees, princesses, prime ministers, derelict filling stations (more beautiful than the Taj Mahal), clouds and birds.

I believe in the death of the emotions and the triumph of the imagination.

I believe in Tokyo, Benidorm, La Grande Motte, Wake Island, Eniwetok, Dealey Plaza.

I believe in alcoholism, venereal disease, fever and exhaustion.

I believe in pain.

I believe in despair.

I believe in all children.

I believe in maps, diagrams, codes, chess-games, puzzles, airline timetables, airport indicator signs.

I believe all excuses.

I believe all reasons.

I believe all hallucinations.

I believe all anger.

I believe all mythologies, memories, lies, fantasies, evasions.

I believe in the mystery and melancholy of a hand, in the kindness of trees, in the wisdom of light.

J. G. Ballard

Grazie Manuel per avermi fatto scoprire queta perla

Credo nelle emozioni reali e concrete..

Credo in una sola strada dura ma di soddifazione;

Credo nel testosterone ormone della stupidità faticosa ma divertente;

Crdedo nel fango, nella melma, nei rovi, e in tutto cio che mi complica inutilmente la vita percchè grazie ad essi la via è unica ed è mia credo nella tecnica per urlare più forte e in tante cose simili......

Credo nel fatto che se riesco solo ad essere me stesso questo basta e avanza ..


giovedì 12 marzo 2009

17 marzo 2009 NOI NON SEGNALIAMO DAY

La Società Italiana di Medicina delle Migrazioni (SIMM) attraverso i Gruppi Immigrazione e Salute (GrIS), in collaborazione con Medici Senza Frontiere, Associazione Studi Giuridici sull'Immigrazione, Osservatorio Italiano sulla Salute Globale, organizza una giornata di protesta e mobilitazione contro il disegno di legge sulla sicurezza in discussione alla Camera dei Deputati che prevede la cancellazione del divieto di segnalazione per gli immigrati senza permesso di soggiorno che si rivolgono alle strutture sanitarie per curarsi.

A Bologna l'appuntamento è per tutti alle h.18 in Piazza Maggiore.

Le iniziative in Italia:
http://www.simmweb.it/

Leggi l'appello:
http://www.divietodisegnalazione.medicisenzafrontiere.it/appello.asp

Aderisci all'appello:
http://www.divietodisegnalazione.medicisenzafrontiere.it/firma_appello.asp

domenica 1 marzo 2009

Depression Cooking
Clara una nonna di 93 anni, racconta la sua infanzia durante la Grande Depressione.
Insegna come preparare semplici e buoni piatti insieme alle storie della sua vita.


martedì 13 gennaio 2009

in Ricordo di Nino Loperfido


La pacifica rivoluzione di Nino Loperfido

Essere un uomo. Questo mi interessa.

Documentario a cura di Giuliano Loperfido e Lorenzo Massa.
In proiezione Lunedi 19 Gen ore 19.30 / 21.00
Ingresso libero

martedì 30 dicembre 2008

le VARIANTI DEL CAFFE' oltre la fantasia

MILLE NOMI DEL CAFFE' da Focus

L'elenco incompleto...

Amaro, Ristretto, Lungo, Corto, Alto, Macchiato, Macchiato caldo, Macchiato freddo, Decaffeinato, Corretto, Doppio, Doppio in tazza grande, D'orzo, In tazza grande, In tazza piccola, Americano, Cappuccino, Cappuccino senza schiuma, Cappuccino tiepido, Cappuccino decaffeinato, Cappuccino con cacao, Caffellatte, Latte macchiato, Latte macchiato con decaffeinato, Marocchi, In tazza fredda, Con latte freddo a parte, Con latte caldo a parte, Freddo, Freddo shakerato, Irish, Caffè crème