Salvo Cavallaro

Exercise that helps children improve concentration and thinking skills.

Un dia como hoy en 1994, el #ACMilan destruyó al #FCBarcelona de Johan Cruyff por 4-0. En el AC Milan jugo: Rossi, Tassotti, Galli, Maldini, Panucci, Albertini, Donadoni, Boban, Desailly, Savicevic y Massaro. Johan Cruyff encendió la previa de la final de la Champions League de 1994 asegurando: "El Barcelona es el favorito. El Milan no es nada del otro mundo. Hay una gran diferencia: ellos basan su juego en la defensa, nosotros en el ataque". Resultado: 4-0 Goles: -Massaro x2 -Savicevic -Desailly

I wasn't like most bartenders ♥️

Tulipano nero

@lucacohen @elparon1899 Fuori gli americani dall’AC Milan

Che idea vi siete fatti di queste sedute? Il pres e Calvelli con Igli Tare. Un caso? Assegnazione casuale o voluta?

37 عام على تمريرة الأسطورة دييغو مارادونا الرائعة والتاريخية بالرأس في نهائي كأس الاتحاد الأوروبي 17 مايو 1989

GRANDE AVVOCATO DE RENSIS E LA FACCIA DI ZURLO E TUTTA POESIA COMICA #garlasco

@DarkSideItalia @GianlucaZanell2 @ponteallegrazie Quasi profetico nella sua perfezione ricostruttiva

Sei mesi fa usciva Nel sangue di Garlasco di @GianlucaZanell2: un libro che ricostruisce il delitto di Chiara Poggi tra anomalie investigative, interferenze e retroscena sull’indagine a Sempio del 2016-2017. “Oggi quell’inchiesta torna al centro.” #Garlasco @ponteallegrazie

@famaisano Questa frase andrebbe tatuata

"Combattiamo contro tre giganti, mio caro Sancho: L'ingiustizia, la paura e l'ignoranza.” Miguel de Cervantes Don Chisciotte della Mancia

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Ecco la parte meravigliosa della puntata di #Storieitaliane di cui parlavo stamattina 😅 #Garlasco

@QuartoGrado Lo vada a dire ai pm invece di stare in tv

"Non ho mai visto i video di Chiara e non c'è mai stato questo mio interesse verso di lei" L'intervista esclusiva ad Andrea Sempio, che parla per la prima volta dopo la chiusura delle indagini #Quartogrado

They've done it again 😂 Jim Leighton & Rudi Voller are fuckin brilliant

@QuartoGrado A me non è chiara una cosa perché non le va a raccontare ai pm le sue verità invece delle tv?

"Non ho ammazzato Chiara Poggi" A #Quartogrado parla Andrea Sempio per la prima volta dopo la chiusura delle indagini

Garofano: “Nel nel nel nel… in galleria” Rita: “Che cosa dice, non si capisce” RITA 🤣🤣🤣 @Rita_Cavallaro #ore14sera #garlasco

Siiiiiii! Mai tacere, mai essere complici, mai pensare che la nostra voce non conti. Mai. Questo è per tutte le donne vittime di violenza e per gli uomini che ci amano davvero. rai.it/ufficiostampa/…

@actheo_19 @eternosognator3 Rendiamoci conto

Sto articolo è gravissimo Karma per uno che ha fatto il suo lavoro

@tancredipalmeri E poi si è ritirato?

At Under 17 African cup of nations the 16 years old Gelson Dala from Angola wins man of the match award

In Rome, on the road that leads to St. Peter's, there is a marble statue of St. Catherine of Siena. From most angles, she is simply walking. From one viewpoint, her lips meet the dome of the basilica behind her. The illusion is the completion of a story Catherine spent her life trying to finish, and never lived to see... She was born in Siena in 1347, the year the Black Death first arrived in Europe. She had her first mystical vision at the age of six. By her early thirties she had become one of the most influential women in medieval Christendom, exchanging letters with popes, princes, and warring city-states. She wrote, or dictated, an enormous spiritual treatise called the Dialogue, and a body of nearly four hundred letters that remain a landmark of Italian literature. Her great political mission was the return of the papacy to Rome. The popes had been living in Avignon, in southern France, for nearly seventy years. Catherine believed this was a wound at the heart of the Church. She wrote relentlessly to Pope Gregory XI, urging him to come home. In 1376 she travelled to Avignon herself to persuade him in person. In 1377, against the advice of nearly every cardinal around him, he returned to Rome. Catherine died three years later. She was thirty-three years old. The dome that stands above St. Peter's today did not yet exist. The basilica she knew was the old Constantinian church begun in the fourth century. Michelangelo would not be born for another seventy-five years. The dome he designed was not finished until 1590, more than two centuries after her death. In 1961, the Sicilian sculptor Francesco Messina was commissioned to make a monument to her, near the road that leads to St. Peter's. He carved her in white marble, bent slightly forward, her cloak streaming behind her as if she were still walking toward Rome. He placed her in a position where, from one angle, her lips appear to touch a dome she never lived to see... -- -- -- If you enjoyed this, I write a weekly newsletter read by over 50,000 people who love rediscovering the beauty of the past. You can join us here: James-lucas.com/welcome I write about beauty in all its forms. If you'd like to support my work, a paid subscription is what makes it possible.