- Perdona le mie labbra. Trovano la gioia nei posti più inaspettati. (Fanny Chenal)
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- Pardonne mes lèvres, elles trouvent du plaisir dans les endroits les plus inattendus
Guarda un po’ dove ti porta la vita!
In questa notte sbagliata la birra è finita si
ma tu puoi essere mia amica?
Ci penserò magari tutta la vita!
Se Dio sapesse di te sarebbe al tuo fianco.
Direbbe: “Son io! Quel pittore son io!”
Facendosi bello per te.
Ma è troppo occupato a dipingere nuvole in cielo
per badare anche me..
L’asfalto mentre corri sembra un fiume verso il mare
il panorama se ti volti è spazio e tu sei l’astronave.
Perderti nei vicoli, domani non svegliateci
c’è la luna da esplorare, la stella polare dov’è?
Poi sentirsi liberi, prigionieri e simili.
Torneremo liberi! Ma liberi da che?
Se ti piace nascere al tramonto puoi dormire
Se ti piace nascere al tramonto puoi dormire
Se ti piace nascere al tramonto puoi dormire insieme a me.
Se Dio sapesse di te sarebbe al tuo fianco.
Direbbe: “Son io! Quel pittore son io!”
Facendosi bello per te.
Ma è troppo occupato a far piovere il cielo
dare vita a uno stagno e forza all’oceano
ed io come un vecchio scienziato
l’ho scoperto.
L’ho scoperto.
MUORE SOLO UN AMORE CHE SMETTE DI ESSERE SOGNATO
fonte: debpag_79
Inflation surged above forecasts to 4.7 per cent in August to the highest rate since Britain's last recession, after the price of food and energy rose.
Today's figures forced Mervyn King, Governor of the Bank of England, to write his third letter in 18 months to Chancellor Alistair Darling to explain why inflation remains so far above the Government's 2 per cent target.
He is required to write such a letter when inflation rises by 1 percentage point above the target and every three months thereafter until it falls below the 3 per cent threshold.
In his letter, Mr King said he expected inflation to remain above target well into 2009, and said he expected to write more letters to the Chancellor.
Analysts had forecast the CPI measure of inflation would rise from 4.4 per cent to 4.6 per cent. Inflation is now at the highest level since April 1992 when Britain was in the grip of a full-blown slowdown.
Inflation was pushed higher by spiralling energy bills, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Households are now paying 27.7 per cent more on their gas bills and 18 per cent more for electricity.
The price of food and non-alcoholic drinks also rose by 1.3 per cent last month and, in the year to August, by 13 per cent.
However, the ONS said this rise was partly offset by the falling cost of petrol and diesel, which fell by 4.6 per cent during the month.
The cost of banking services also increased as lenders cut their mortgage arrangement fees by less than they did last year.
These fees have grown sharply over the past five years, with arrangement fees of more than £1,000 becoming commonplace. Personal care items, such as hair dryers, also rose in cost, helping to push inflation higher.
Today's gloomy figures dented hopes of an imminent rate cut as the Bank of England is unlikely to adjust rates until it sees evidence that inflation is falling.
The Bank will be particularly concerned by the rise in core inflation, which excludes volatile energy and food prices and could indicate that higher energy and fuel costs are being passed on by producers and becoming embedded in the economy.
Core inflation rose to 2 per cent, from 1.9 per cent in July, equalling the highest rate in 10 years.
Howard Archer, chief UK and European economist at Global Insight, said: "The continuing upward trend maintains concern that higher energy and food prices are having second-round inflationary effects."
However, the RPI measure of inflation, which includes housing costs, fell slightly from 5 per cent in July to 4.8 per cent in August.
(The Times)
Google is planning to put the world’s newspapers online
Google has taken another step towards its stated goal of indexing the world’s information by scanning newspaper archives and making them searchable on the internet.
The company that leads the way in cataloguing online information has been stepping up efforts to digitise material created before the advent of the internet. Google Books has been gradually scanning millions of books from publishers and libraries, making the text as easily searchable as that of a website.
Large newspapers including The Times and The New York Times have already digitised their archives and opened them to readers, but smaller publications do not have the resources to embark on the labour-intensive process of scanning thousands of editions.
Google’s intention is that billions of articles from the past 250 years will eventually be brought online.
“We’ll be bringing online generations of writers,” Marissa Mayer, Google’s vice president of search products told the TechCrunch 50 conference in San Francisco. “We’re adding newspapers to the broader sweep of offline material we’re bringing online.”
Google will pay for the cost of scanning the archives of any newspaper publisher willing to allow the stories to be shown free on Google's website. Participating publishers will receive an unspecified portion of the revenue generated from advertising displayed next to the stories.
“I believe this could be a turning point for the industry,” said Pierre Little, publisher of the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, which has an archive dating back to 1764. “This helps us unlock a bit of an asset that had just been sitting within the organisation."
Google declined to specify how many other papers have signed up or how much the company has budgeted for the project.
The archive articles will be shown in the same format as they originally appeared, allowing readers to zoom into stories and browse through the rest of the edition.
Finding the old newspaper stories initially will require readers to use Google’s news search pages, but archive newspaper stories should start showing up on Google's main results page within a year, Google said.
John McCain headed into the last 60 days of the US presidential campaign neck and neck with Barack Obama after a “Sarah Palin bounce” appeared to have all but cancelled out the Democrat’s lead in the polls.
With the Republican Party finishing its convention in St Paul believing that victory on November 4 is truly within its grasp, the Rasmussen tracking poll yesterday had Mr Obama on 46 per cent and Mr McCain on 45 per cent.
Mr Obama headed to the battleground state of Pennsylvania last night knowing that he has a titanic fight on his hands to realise his dream of becoming America’s first black president. His aides have said for months that the race for the White House will be close, but Republicans left their Minnesota convention knowing that the contest is now really up for grabs.
The Rasmussen poll, a three-day rolling average, was taken before Mr McCain addressed his party — and many interviews were conducted even before Mrs Palin’s barnstorming performance as “a pitbull with lipstick”, suggesting that there may be further Republican gains in the next few days.
Comment: Gerard Baker | McCain speech in full |Sketch: Brady Bunch on steroids | Ferraro criticises 'sexist' media | Punters fail to take to Palin
John McCain last night sought to drag the Republican party back on course for a third successive presidential victory by re-casting it in his own self-image of a maverick reformer ready to reach out across political divisions and end "partisan rancour".
His speech accepting the presidential nomination capped a week in which the stellar power of his running mate Sarah Palin and the soap opera surrounding her family have overshadowed not only him but also — for the first time in months — his Democratic opponent Barack Obama.
And last night Mr McCain's promise to put country ahead of party interest seemed thin fare for the sometimes subdued delegates who had feasted on the raw red meat served up by the ferocious Mrs Palin at the convention 24 hours before.
US forces ceremonially handed control of Anbar province, scene of the bloodiest battles of the insurgency, to their Iraqi counterparts today, underlining the massive improvement achieved in security in recent months.
Anbar, the first Sunni province to be returned to Iraqi rule, witnessed some of the fiercest fighting since the US-led invasion in 2003, notably during the two sieges of Fallujah in 2004 and 2005. Around a third of the 1,305 Americans troops who lost their lives in Iraq have died in Anbar.
After the invasion, Fallujah and Ramadi, the provincial capital, quickly fell into the hands of Sunni groups allied to al-Qaeda. For years residents lived amid brutal street battles between American troops and the insurgents.
President Bush hailed today’s ceremony in Ramadi as a victory against al-Qaeda. “Today, Anbar is no longer lost to al Qaeda- it is al-Qaeda that lost Anbar,” he said.
Yousuf Raza Gillani, the Pakistani Prime Minister, escaped an assassination attempt today when shots were fired at his motorcade.
Mr Gillani was returning to the capital, Islamabad, after a flight from the eastern city of Lahore when two bullets hit the glass of the armouned car in which he was travelling. "By the grace of Allah, the Prime Minister is safe," his spokesman said.
Mr Gillani is a senior member of the Pakistan People's Party, which was led by Benazir Bhutto until her assassination on December 27 as she left an election rally in Rawalpindi. The PPP went on to win the election on February 18 and Mr Gillani was sworn in as premier the following month.
Earlier today, foreign commandos from Afghanistan backed by helicopter gunships carried out a pre-dawn attack inside Pakistan today, killing 20 people, including women and children, and provoking outrage.
Estoy…
a pasos de tu cuerpo
Tengo ganas de ti, estoy sediento
Me muero por dentro, me mata el deseo de tu cuerpo y yo
Bailando te siento
Al ver lo q siento
a solas tu y yo y la noche cayendo, ardiendo.
Entre los dos terminamos sintiendo
Fuego y pasión te pegas mas me pego yo
Entre los dos abrazados sintiendo
Fuego y pasión te pegas y terminamos seduciéndonos despacio, lento suave como el viento
A solas tú y yo paso a paso, beso a beso,
Y te voy notando un poco fria te caliento y después siento
Q me deseas por completo
Y te abrazo te hago sentir q me deseas mas q ayer
Y q sin ti no seguiré tu amor
La habitación se prende en fuego
Entre los dos terminamos sintiendo
Fuego y pasión te pegas mas me pego yo
Entre los dos abrazados sintiendo
Fuego y pasión te pegas y terminamos llamándonos.
La Backtrack2 è una distribuzione Live, che si avvia da CD, permettendoti di sfruttarne tutte le sue potenzialità, senza intaccare la macchina. Scarica BackTrack2 da qui:
http://www.remote-exploit.org/backtrack_download.html
Messa su una penna USB, può diventare la nostra distro tascabile da portare ovunque, per far conoscere a tutti la potenza di Linux.
E’ basata sulla famosa distro Slackware, ed è il risultato dell’unione di due precedenti distribuzioni: Whax e Auditor.
Creata dal team Remote Exploit, visitate il sito ufficiale all’indirizzo:
La backtrack2 è un ottima suite per gli hacker o aspiranti tali, la quantità di tool presenti è straordinaria: oltre ai pacchetti base reperibili in qualsiasi distribuzione, backtrack è completata da software realizzato direttamente dal team di RemoteExploit.
Software per il security-testing contenuti: tools di enumerazione, gli archivi di exploit Milw0rm e Metaspoit, scanner di vulnerabilità, scanner di porte, innumerevoli password attacks, una collezione di sniffers, remote SQL injection tools, wireless cracking per divertirvi col Wardriving, scanner e cracking di bluetooth per divertirvi anche coi cellulari.
Fonte: http://underground0.wordpress.com/
Di recente è uscita anche Back Track 3 Beta (si trova sempre sul sito)
Mi Buenos Aires querido,
cuando yo te vuelva a ver,
no habra mas penas ni olvido.
El farolito de la calle en que naci
fue el centinela de mis promesas de amor,
bajo su inquieta lucecita yo la vi
a mi pebeta luminosa como un sol.
Hoy que la suerte quiere que te vuelva
a ver ciudad portena de mi unico querer,
oigo la queja de un bandoneon, dentro
del pecho pide rienda el corazon.
Mi Buenos Aires, tierra florida,
donde mi vida terminare,
bajo tu amparo no hay desenganos,
vuelan los anos, se olvida el dolor.
En caravana los recuerdos pasan
como una estela dulce de emocion,
quiero que sepas que al evocarte
se van las penas del corazon.
La ventanita de mis calles de arrabal,
donde sonrie una muchachita en flor;
quiero de nuevo yo volver a contemplar
aquellos ojos que acarician al mirar.
En la cortada mas maleva una cancion,
dice su ruego de coraje y de pasion;
una promesa y un suspirar borro
una lagrima de pena aquel cantar.
Mi Buenos Aires querido,
cuando yo te vuelva a ver,
no habrá mas penas ni olvido.