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TUTTA COLPA DI MIKE on GoldenBackstage
Telemike, Flash, Superflash, Pentathlon, Wheel of Fortune, Bis, Tris ... When we say Italian television immediately thinks of Mike Bongiorno, unforgotten icon of the show with its exciting quiz and variety that have marked the history of the Bel Paese glued to the screen millions of Italians.
The great conductor of successful programs in primetime and daytime lives now in a book, 'Blame Mike', a journey full of emotions in the history of the 'magic box' divided by historical milestones in the private TV station, since 1980 until the current decade. Presented today in Milan, the volume edited by Ladolfi was written by Edmund Conti, executive producer Endemol in partnership with Nicholas Bongiorno, president of the Foundation Mike Bongiorno.
On Radio Sapienza, the official web-radio of the students at Sapienza Università of Rome and on YOUTUBE, the review of the book "Di cosa parliamo quando parliamo di filosofia?" by Stefano Cazzato.
By Valentina Moro.
In reasons of personal becoming the principle of individuation calls us to responsibility for integration of each part and its left to the undifferentiated darkness. Forced to walk the path that leads to psychic development, so as to offer - to ourselves, to each other - in the fullness and totality of the individual possibilities, we deal with the world according to our specific sinking into the mysterious and profound relationship with the 'soul which has many faces to show, and often comes to us through the declination of the "landscape" of nature, men, profession.
Bianca Garavelli è stata intervistata durante la trasmissione "Il salotto di Julie" della popolare web-radio Julie News, portale del network Julie Italia, che comprende ben otto emittenti che trasmettono nel territorio campano.
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OMERO ARIDJIS su New York Times
MEXICO CITY — Some 40 years ago a poor fisherman named Francisco Mayoral, who lived on the shores of San Ignacio Lagoon, halfway down the Pacific coast of Baja California Sur, stretched out his hand to touch a gray whale that raised its head out of the water alongside his wooden panga.
Mr. Mayoral, who went by the nickname Pachico, would liken this milestone to the birth of his first child.
“I didn’t seek out the whale, she came to my boat,” he remembered. “I was fishing with my friend and suddenly the whale came out and curiosity got the better of me and I touched her gently and saw that nothing happened. The whale went under and came out on the other side of the boat and I felt more confident and I began to stroke her and rub her head, and nothing happened.”
This transcendental encounter was, sadly, not emblematic of the troubled relationship between humans and whales.