Voyager 1 Might Leave the Solar System Any Day Now, New Data Says
http://tinyurl.com/3l8mrjq ... It's amazing how this probe has made it so far and still keeps sending data to us ...
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Ricapitolando…
Allora...
A) Mi son perso il referendum perché ho dimenticato di aggiornare la residenza dopo il trasloco... Avranno venduto la mia scheda su eBay?
B) Il legittimo sospetto che il legittimo sospetto fosse una cazzata non è più solo un mero legittimo sospetto.
C) Chiunque piacentino che sostiene il nucleare è un coglione. Bastava farsi 15 km e andare a Caorso per constatare che in Italia non c'è la minima maturità necessaria per un progetto ragionato a lungo termine di questo tipo.
D) Non ho capito gli altri due quesiti. Ma non mi sono proprio interessato quindi non mi pronuncio in merito
Ora che ho espresso democraticamente le mie quattro opinioni, sento di aver fatto la mia parte e me ne torno a farmi i fatti miei. Au revoir!
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Road Trip April 2011
Just came back from my road trip in Italy, 875 Km in three days across Tuscany and Liguria, and visiting nice places such as Siena, Monteriggioni, Follonica, Viareggio, La Spezia and Portovenere, to end it with a nice stroll in the Cinque Terre area! I will update a flickr set with all the pics, but I am adding a small preview here
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Per una volta
Per una volta, per quante ne abbia dette sull'Italia e per quanto io sia fermamente convinto di non ritornare, viste le condizioni e il clima generale ... per una volta, sebbene qui stia andando tutto a gonfie vele ... è proprio mentre sfreccio su un treno (nuovo, pulito e in orario come di consueto) in Nottinghamshire che all'improvviso mi viene in mente il treno rotto, freddo e perennemente in ritardo che mi portava avanti e indietro tra Piacenza e Milano ogni giorno. Sarà il tempo un po'nuvoloso e umido, anche se l'unica similitudine è il cielo...perché in basso è un susseguirsi di case a tetti spioventi, campi verdi e folti d'erba, punteggiati ogni tanto da cavalli e pecore che nel Lodigiano non si vedono... ma del resto credo sia comprensibile avere ogni tanto la mancanza del tuo paese...
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Hi there sun
Lovely Sunday in Turnham Green, for once a splendid weather in London 
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Arnie in London
Goddamnit, where was I while the once Governator was cycling around London with Boris? Shouldn't they get to the choppa instead? It looks like today it's more civilized with the Barclays Cycle Hire ...
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London Eye
Definitely one of my favourite spots in London, especially during one of those rare clear sky nights
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Richmond Sunset – London
For once, a nice sunny day in London, and I took the occasion to remove some dust from my Canon EOS camera. After a while, I was really craving for a nice photo session. Enjoy!
Sunset at Richmond
You can find more on my flickr photostream or just by reading further.
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Nuclear plants in Italy – why not?
So well, after the recent disaster in Japan, I felt like an urge of putting down some notes on the nuclear choice. In the past, I already wrote (in italian) on Chernobyl disaster and the permanent (i.e. thousands of years worth) damage that occurred in that area, along with the looming threat of a new disaster should the containment structure there fail.
So yeah, while the events are unfolding in the far east, in Italy the debate over building new reactors in my country is still ongoing. The government is is planning to build new, expensive reactors in Italy, and the news from Japan are not putting down the politicians in their intents. Now, if you are not Italian you have to know that my country actually built four reactors in the eighties. Those were shut down after a ballot question following Chernobyl's 1986 nuclear disaster. One of them (Caorso plant) is actually built very close to my hometown (around ~ 20 Km).
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11 March 2011 – Tsunami in Japan
Terrifying images from Japan which has been struck by a massive earthquake and flooded by a tsunami moments after.
Kesennuma city is invaded by the water
Ground shifts, water seeps during quake
Reminds so badly of the 2004 tsunami ... really scary images! I hope that people in Japan will be able of recovering soon from this disaster.
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