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3 May 2016 Raffaello Tesi

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DXing

DXing , as Wikipedia states, is the "hobby of tuning in and identifying distant radio signals, or making two way radio contact with distant stations in amateur radio or other two way radio communications hobbies". Some basic links to start: DXing...

Tour de Finlande 2010: Finland by bicycle

The Tour de Finlande 2010 has been a cycling journey I did during the summer 2010. The basic idea was this: let's visit Finland by bicycle. As many of you might already know, Finland is not a small country : with its 337,030 km2 (130,128 sq mi) Finland...

Translations

This section contains some translations I have done and that are worth reading.

Indro Montanelli - The Journalist

(Fucecchio 22.4.1909 - Milan 22.7.2001) Here follows a collection of resources related to the great Italian journalist . La Stanza di Montanelli (Montanelli's room) "La Stanza di Montanelli" was a column on the Corriere della Sera where Montanelli...

Right and Left

Right & Left: Conservative and Progressive This is what remains of a weblog Maurizio and I used to run between year 2004 and 2005. Since the project froze at that time and neither I nor Mau added new entries, I decided to put it here just because...

Jonathan Livingston Seagull

Many years ago I started to collect the translations of the famous book by Richard Bach Jonathan Livingston Seagull . By now I own over ten different versions. Since I haven't found anything similar in the net, I decided to create a list of the available...

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