Sunday, January 24, 2010
Kitten With Fluid In Lung
Celani ---> Head, 05/01/2010, at 2:07
then
on page 47 (and above) talks about "show". It is better to define Dexter "series," "television series," TV series?
"on" (maybe "there"?) (Through his death, the fear is exorcised ..., p. 49)
characterized (perhaps missing the accent) (p.57)
page. 59 speaks of "taking the blood" because (in footnote 'page if you prefer) makes no mention of the slides Dezter with which closes the case (ie "get even")
bad luck 26 (correct in the text and in note numerino body - on pg. 65)
idem note 27 (but I know that you have to adjust all)
note 30 at p.70 "I. Kant" is a bit 'impression. You should check how to use quote. Or the word "Immanuel Kant" or perhaps the only Kant (the point seems strange)
And then, in no particular order: 1
. interesting are the games of alliteration brought by securities of the trilogy: Darkly Dreaming Dexter
(translated as The Left Hand of God)
Darkly Devoted Dexter (even if the second series seems to depart)
Dexter in the Dark 2. I think it is time to enrich the debate with glasses of Mr. Derrida with the "animal therefore I am "
http://www.itacalibri.it/Template/detailArticoli.asp?LN=IT&IDFolder=144&IDOggetto=28215
http://www.kainos.it/numero8 / reviews / DerridaLanimale.html
and "the beast and the sovereign
http://www.jacabook.it/ricerca/schedalibro.asp?idlibro=3380
http://www. jacabook.it / admin / upload / unit% C3% A0_27mag09.pdf (Here are the opening words more or less translated)
http://www.transfinito.eu/spip.php?article1415
if you want both texts are at your disposal. But they are in French. See if you can borrow at the library (in Italian)
And then, but it's just a suggestion, I'd take a look at Julia Kristeva, Powers
horror. Wise sull'abiezione
http://www.thesecondrenaissance.com/scheda_libro.php?id_stringa=24476&id_coll=238
http://www.thesecondrenaissance.com/media/24682.pdf (very away, just for context) and
The head without the body
http://www.donzelli.it/libro/2114
Kristeva writes:
"... the image is perhaps the only link that remains the sacred with the shock at the death and sacrifice, with the serenity that comes from identification of the covenant of sacrifice and sacrificing the joy of representation and inseparable from the sacrifice, his only possible ford ".
So, in my view, the development of Derrida tells us something about bestiality was human, that of Kristeva we need to better understand why we enjoy (even horrified) when Dexter does his victims to pieces.
"Civilization and Its Discontents also and above all did not come from the fact that no solid code (religious or ethical) dall'abiezione separates us now?
express so much discussed issue of the "crisis of values" even to see it in its being rooted in delusions and dreams, those glowing borders in which "I" lose my "own" the benefit of a cascade of fascination and horror. "
Both books are available for download at my house (and this time in Italian).
I hope not to have you too confused ideas. 
then
on page 47 (and above) talks about "show". It is better to define Dexter "series," "television series," TV series?
"on" (maybe "there"?) (Through his death, the fear is exorcised ..., p. 49)
characterized (perhaps missing the accent) (p.57)
page. 59 speaks of "taking the blood" because (in footnote 'page if you prefer) makes no mention of the slides Dezter with which closes the case (ie "get even")
bad luck 26 (correct in the text and in note numerino body - on pg. 65)
idem note 27 (but I know that you have to adjust all)
note 30 at p.70 "I. Kant" is a bit 'impression. You should check how to use quote. Or the word "Immanuel Kant" or perhaps the only Kant (the point seems strange)
And then, in no particular order: 1
. interesting are the games of alliteration brought by securities of the trilogy: Darkly Dreaming Dexter
(translated as The Left Hand of God)
Darkly Devoted Dexter (even if the second series seems to depart)
Dexter in the Dark 2. I think it is time to enrich the debate with glasses of Mr. Derrida with the "animal therefore I am "
http://www.itacalibri.it/Template/detailArticoli.asp?LN=IT&IDFolder=144&IDOggetto=28215
http://www.kainos.it/numero8 / reviews / DerridaLanimale.html
and "the beast and the sovereign
http://www.jacabook.it/ricerca/schedalibro.asp?idlibro=3380
http://www. jacabook.it / admin / upload / unit% C3% A0_27mag09.pdf (Here are the opening words more or less translated)
http://www.transfinito.eu/spip.php?article1415
if you want both texts are at your disposal. But they are in French. See if you can borrow at the library (in Italian)
And then, but it's just a suggestion, I'd take a look at Julia Kristeva, Powers
horror. Wise sull'abiezione
http://www.thesecondrenaissance.com/scheda_libro.php?id_stringa=24476&id_coll=238
http://www.thesecondrenaissance.com/media/24682.pdf (very away, just for context) and
The head without the body
http://www.donzelli.it/libro/2114
Kristeva writes:
"... the image is perhaps the only link that remains the sacred with the shock at the death and sacrifice, with the serenity that comes from identification of the covenant of sacrifice and sacrificing the joy of representation and inseparable from the sacrifice, his only possible ford ".
So, in my view, the development of Derrida tells us something about bestiality was human, that of Kristeva we need to better understand why we enjoy (even horrified) when Dexter does his victims to pieces.
"Civilization and Its Discontents also and above all did not come from the fact that no solid code (religious or ethical) dall'abiezione separates us now?
express so much discussed issue of the "crisis of values" even to see it in its being rooted in delusions and dreams, those glowing borders in which "I" lose my "own" the benefit of a cascade of fascination and horror. "
Both books are available for download at my house (and this time in Italian).
I hope not to have you too confused ideas.
Where To Register A Sail
Celani ---> Head, 11/12/2009, 18:08 hours
childhood of abuse, child abuse, infanticide, and awakening in our culture vengeful mood. cause - how to say - "the Dexter that is within us."
other kindergartens already risked being lynched. And also (I think, but may have been just my wish) Anna Maria Franzoni. And we systematically returns to talk about pain death. Certainly the argument was - as they say - on the agenda:
cf. "Babysitter 15 years of beating to death a child of 2 years;
cf. Spatuzza declarations (the same as the small dissolved in acid Di Matteo) "I said we were serious in bringing a bit 'of deaths that do not belong to us, take for instance that there were five deaths between Milan and Florence, including the beautiful Florentine girl - he added - was a terrorist who did not belong to us. Graviano But he said it was good that we carry the dead. "
I do not know how to transfer the case to the vengeful ghost (Laplanche and Pontalis in the footsteps of Lacan, chiasm in a famous essay "The Ghost the origins and the origins of the ghost "). The ghost, in Lacan, is always associated with a desire, therefore it would cross the fantasy of Dexter and full correspondence with that of its aficionados. As in the field of dreams Dexter offers a hallucinatory satisfaction of a very widespread desire (sociologically, but in fact ontological and phylogenetically - cf. eg. the anthropological Freud of Totem and Taboo).
[...] The moral law and the super -I say that there is not good to use the Black & Decker, but who cares: cares that shits guilty.
[...] (this is just the writing of Freud: "A child is beat "of 1919)
http://www.praxislacaniana.it/download/biblio/un_bambino_viene_picchiato.pdf
(Marisa Rivers)
http://erewhon.ticonuno.it/arch/rivi/inferno/ masocman.htm
(JF Lyotard)
http://books.google.com/books?id=vLpNxE1QZCEC&pg=PA412&lpg=PA412&dq=si+picchia+un+bambino+Leclaire&source = = bl & ots = BgW_Qd5rre0cR2fGaQ4q9ykDV7c 1uajTCbuKD & Mr & hl = en & ei = KGIiS7iwDaCUmwPWurTXBw & sa = X & s = book_result & ct = result & resnum = 4 & see 0CBkQ6AEwAw # = v = it & q =% onepage 20picchia% 20un% 20bambino 20Leclaire% & f = false
http://books.google.com/books?id=snV9nGhDlg0C&pg=PA77&lpg=PA77&dq =% 22si + beats + a + child% 22 & source = bl & ots = Za4rPZNy6x & Mr = QCC_PE7HpqM9F_YDFGlFEeRStAg & hl = en & ei = YWMiS8bwOovKnAOvw73KBw & sa = X & s = book_result & ct = result & resnum = 6 & see 0CB4Q6AEwBQ # = v = onepage & q =% 22si% 20picchia 20bambino% 20un%% 22 & f = false
http://www.benedettocroce.eu/home/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=192
("Freud evolutionist?" of that very good mate of Sciacchitano)
http://www.sciacchitano.it/Psicanalisti/Freud/Freud% 20evoluzionista.html
course there is also an essay by one of my colleagues / students of Lacan, Serge Leclaire, titled "kills himself a child. " Butt wrote Freud, "is beating a child that I reported at the beginning.
In conclusion once again that it struck me that Dexter thinks out loud, in fact he of few words but with the constant use of voiceover. This seemed to suggest that the well Dexter, who - unlike us that we only fantasize - time passes, it is not free of ghosts.
other kindergartens already risked being lynched. And also (I think, but may have been just my wish) Anna Maria Franzoni. And we systematically returns to talk about pain death. Certainly the argument was - as they say - on the agenda:
cf. "Babysitter 15 years of beating to death a child of 2 years;
cf. Spatuzza declarations (the same as the small dissolved in acid Di Matteo) "I said we were serious in bringing a bit 'of deaths that do not belong to us, take for instance that there were five deaths between Milan and Florence, including the beautiful Florentine girl - he added - was a terrorist who did not belong to us. Graviano But he said it was good that we carry the dead. "
I do not know how to transfer the case to the vengeful ghost (Laplanche and Pontalis in the footsteps of Lacan, chiasm in a famous essay "The Ghost the origins and the origins of the ghost "). The ghost, in Lacan, is always associated with a desire, therefore it would cross the fantasy of Dexter and full correspondence with that of its aficionados. As in the field of dreams Dexter offers a hallucinatory satisfaction of a very widespread desire (sociologically, but in fact ontological and phylogenetically - cf. eg. the anthropological Freud of Totem and Taboo).
[...] The moral law and the super -I say that there is not good to use the Black & Decker, but who cares: cares that shits guilty.
[...] (this is just the writing of Freud: "A child is beat "of 1919)
http://www.praxislacaniana.it/download/biblio/un_bambino_viene_picchiato.pdf
(Marisa Rivers)
http://erewhon.ticonuno.it/arch/rivi/inferno/ masocman.htm
(JF Lyotard)
http://books.google.com/books?id=vLpNxE1QZCEC&pg=PA412&lpg=PA412&dq=si+picchia+un+bambino+Leclaire&source = = bl & ots = BgW_Qd5rre0cR2fGaQ4q9ykDV7c 1uajTCbuKD & Mr & hl = en & ei = KGIiS7iwDaCUmwPWurTXBw & sa = X & s = book_result & ct = result & resnum = 4 & see 0CBkQ6AEwAw # = v = it & q =% onepage 20picchia% 20un% 20bambino 20Leclaire% & f = false
http://books.google.com/books?id=snV9nGhDlg0C&pg=PA77&lpg=PA77&dq =% 22si + beats + a + child% 22 & source = bl & ots = Za4rPZNy6x & Mr = QCC_PE7HpqM9F_YDFGlFEeRStAg & hl = en & ei = YWMiS8bwOovKnAOvw73KBw & sa = X & s = book_result & ct = result & resnum = 6 & see 0CB4Q6AEwBQ # = v = onepage & q =% 22si% 20picchia 20bambino% 20un%% 22 & f = false
http://www.benedettocroce.eu/home/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=192
("Freud evolutionist?" of that very good mate of Sciacchitano)
http://www.sciacchitano.it/Psicanalisti/Freud/Freud% 20evoluzionista.html
course there is also an essay by one of my colleagues / students of Lacan, Serge Leclaire, titled "kills himself a child. " Butt wrote Freud, "is beating a child that I reported at the beginning.
In conclusion once again that it struck me that Dexter thinks out loud, in fact he of few words but with the constant use of voiceover. This seemed to suggest that the well Dexter, who - unlike us that we only fantasize - time passes, it is not free of ghosts.
Should Flywheel Wobble On Spinner Bike
Head writes Celani, 11/12/2009, 14 hours : 29
am completing the second chapter. The draft index for this chapter has changed (and may still change), but is roughly structured as follows:
2. ALL LOVE DEXTER! (Which answers the question implied in this chapter is: \u0026lt;>, the first chapter was: \u0026lt;>, the third will be: \u0026lt;>)
2.1 The Dark Avenger (although not its primary goal but 'a side effect of his drives, Dexter is an avenger ....)
2.2 An innate sense (... and revenge has always accompanied the journey of the human being)
2.3 The certainty of punishment (so as the desire for justice and certainty of punishment on which the rule of law.)
2.4 Justice and Beauty (originally there was a very close link between ethics and aesthetics, whose plots are also invisible in the contemporary world. perhaps the idea that Dexter is a right is reinforced by his appeal)
2.5 Thinking evil (the ratio of ordinary people with evil, and the overestimation of one's morality)
Let me ask you, as well as a preliminary opinion on the structure of second chapter, where you would feel coherent and useful to include some reference to the recent episode of "Masterpieces of Pistoia. I do not know, I read the comments to the video on youtube and I are praising the pyre is lit a light bulb.
2. ALL LOVE DEXTER! (Which answers the question implied in this chapter is: \u0026lt;
2.1 The Dark Avenger (although not its primary goal but 'a side effect of his drives, Dexter is an avenger ....)
2.2 An innate sense (... and revenge has always accompanied the journey of the human being)
2.3 The certainty of punishment (so as the desire for justice and certainty of punishment on which the rule of law.)
2.4 Justice and Beauty (originally there was a very close link between ethics and aesthetics, whose plots are also invisible in the contemporary world. perhaps the idea that Dexter is a right is reinforced by his appeal)
2.5 Thinking evil (the ratio of ordinary people with evil, and the overestimation of one's morality)
Let me ask you, as well as a preliminary opinion on the structure of second chapter, where you would feel coherent and useful to include some reference to the recent episode of "Masterpieces of Pistoia. I do not know, I read the comments to the video on youtube and I are praising the pyre is lit a light bulb.
Earring Chain To Lip Percing
Celani ---> Head, 12/11/2009, 12:08 hours
Cris Very well, I
just seems to be well-ordered and that runs smoothly. Do not you know that can sermo manifestus , you did more dense and esoteric. Pleasant surprise: perhaps you'll be getting old?
About italics, I've noticed a few too:
"television series of the most popular of all time " (on page 4: explicit if you're quoting the opinion of someone else remove the italic);
flashbacks (on page 9: Do not treat them as idiots: remove the italic and the note. And because - given the context - you can consider writing the word sufficiently assimilated without it's the plural).
Another question:
"Revenge of the political right in a Franciscan." "Proceedings of the Franciscans and Policy", Palermo, 2002
The documents were released in 2007, why not ask the prof. Parisoli to send his contribution (pp. 771-802)?
Other suggestions at the following link:
http://www.lavocedifiore.org/SPIP/article.php3?id_article=2228
[...]
good job
just seems to be well-ordered and that runs smoothly. Do not you know that can sermo manifestus , you did more dense and esoteric. Pleasant surprise: perhaps you'll be getting old?
About italics, I've noticed a few too:
"television series of the most popular of all time " (on page 4: explicit if you're quoting the opinion of someone else remove the italic);
flashbacks (on page 9: Do not treat them as idiots: remove the italic and the note. And because - given the context - you can consider writing the word sufficiently assimilated without it's the plural).
Another question:
"Revenge of the political right in a Franciscan." "Proceedings of the Franciscans and Policy", Palermo, 2002
The documents were released in 2007, why not ask the prof. Parisoli to send his contribution (pp. 771-802)?
Other suggestions at the following link:
http://www.lavocedifiore.org/SPIP/article.php3?id_article=2228
[...]
good job
Respirometry Virtual Lab
Celani ---> Head, 11/11/2009, 10:52 hours
http://books.google.com/books?id=sMI69ezt4FwC&pg=PA144&lpg=PA144&dq=vendetta+Nadia+Urbinati&source=bl&ots=zzqhRIsayE&sig=oTrblumAkz4GSv41BcA8nHQzGMQ&hl=it&ei=WH_6SuTpGcThsAauptGeCg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CAgQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=&f=false
http://www.dirittoequestionipubbliche.org/page/recensioni/2006/rece_01_Bartoli.pdf
http://books.google.com/books?id=OrR0_Xqqs3wC&pg=PA29&lpg=PA29&dq 22gli =% +% 22 + scomunicanti Legendre & source = bl & ots = PoUizJN5VY & Mr = F0YZJif2NL6mBLie7uL6rIoRZc0 & hl = en & ei = c4f6Spm9IYqusAb43O2dCg & sa = X & s = book_result & ct = result & resnum = 8 & see 0CCEQ6AEwBw # = v = & q =% onepage 22gli 20scomunicanti%%% 22 & f = false 20Legendre
" the masterpiece of power is to be loved "
Pierre Legendre
to read it and I'll know (for now it seems to me a good articulation).
the fly (Nadia Urbinati I had read a few days ago in the Republic)
http://www.micciacorta.it/articolo.php?id_news=1861
http://www.micciacorta.it/articolo.php?id_news=1861
http://books.google.com/books?id=sMI69ezt4FwC&pg=PA144&lpg=PA144&dq=vendetta+Nadia+Urbinati&source=bl&ots=zzqhRIsayE&sig=oTrblumAkz4GSv41BcA8nHQzGMQ&hl=it&ei=WH_6SuTpGcThsAauptGeCg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CAgQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=&f=false
http://www.dirittoequestionipubbliche.org/page/recensioni/2006/rece_01_Bartoli.pdf
http://books.google.com/books?id=OrR0_Xqqs3wC&pg=PA29&lpg=PA29&dq 22gli =% +% 22 + scomunicanti Legendre & source = bl & ots = PoUizJN5VY & Mr = F0YZJif2NL6mBLie7uL6rIoRZc0 & hl = en & ei = c4f6Spm9IYqusAb43O2dCg & sa = X & s = book_result & ct = result & resnum = 8 & see 0CCEQ6AEwBw # = v = & q =% onepage 22gli 20scomunicanti%%% 22 & f = false 20Legendre
" the masterpiece of power is to be loved "
Pierre Legendre
to read it and I'll know (for now it seems to me a good articulation).
Family Breeding Incest
Head ---> Celani, 08/11 / 2009, at 18:01
Wanting to take up all the stuff I've read, the basic idea that I should be pursuing is this: the man has in him an innate need justice, or at least to have its say on what is right or wrong. ethics is an archetype. up to a certain point in human history (pre-Nietzschean) religion (Greek / Roman first, then Christian) was "given" the key ethical judgments. Even if "God is dead", today, modern humans have retained this panel and contemporary ethics, delegating it to the audiovisual (Cinema and products like Dexter). is odd idea? I could conclude by suggesting that it might not necessarily implies a "positive." listens ... sincerely convinced me this way!
Wanting to take up all the stuff I've read, the basic idea that I should be pursuing is this: the man has in him an innate need justice, or at least to have its say on what is right or wrong. ethics is an archetype. up to a certain point in human history (pre-Nietzschean) religion (Greek / Roman first, then Christian) was "given" the key ethical judgments. Even if "God is dead", today, modern humans have retained this panel and contemporary ethics, delegating it to the audiovisual (Cinema and products like Dexter). is odd idea? I could conclude by suggesting that it might not necessarily implies a "positive." listens ... sincerely convinced me this way!
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Celani ---> Head, 08/10/2009, at 11:29
not know where you going with this? Without trying to find excellent condition.
suggest, however, not to heap on psychoanalytic issues. After all, who in the novel family of killer scene there is a traumatic repetition of forms and even changed sign (from spectator to actor, from passive to active), it is nothing new.
way ... see if by chance you find
David Liss , The murderess ethical Marco Tropea Editore (€ 18.90).
It 's a novel (not an essay), but there may be interesting ideas.
frames the story of Dexter (also with psychological implications) just to situate, to the Committee to explain the character and the reader supposed to know nothing.
After that I think it is better to give precedence to a semiotic approach (not only mold but with a few forays into the narratological semanalisi to Kristeva, then starting from the text).
For example, I noticed that one of the constants in the series are the thoughts aloud Dexter, always positioned to the introduction of the episode. You can check what it says, what use does it do?
And then, you're on the subject of meta-serialkiller, the killer of serial-killer. The issue is not farfetched.
mode is also interesting: he has evidence (scientific) of guilt and - once he has clearly linked to the bad table - usually get a confession, an admission of guilt (on this point we can compare with the hammer of witches - if you can not find - I can always send)
short, it seems that Dexter is a Judge erga Scientific. It 's a hematologist, is working with the scientific, has easy access to police records, he's a good detective, he knows the psychology of sk (because it belongs) can judge beyond a reasonable doubt, there is no possibility error. It 's a god archivist (with slides with the blood of a little later executed).
So we end up rooting for him. Even if you use the Black & Decker
[...]
Here below Gabriele Frasca (careful they're talking about radio) talks about the voices of Schreber:
"The most common auditory hallucinations was not to hear voices that haunted him in various ways [...], but rather a voice that's constantly repeated "because she does not say," and he was forced to say very loudly "loud" and added, "because they are stupid . That is the compulsion of Schreber was to hear a voice asking him to declare loud its impossible to say things out loud because it was stupid. This report does not appear to Schreber paradoxical because although he has deserved very careful analysis, - he took care of Jung, Freud, Lacan, Canetti - one thing is probably not in the analysis on him: the fact that Schreber 's new man. He is exactly the one who first complaint in his psychosis, an experience that at the time, began to try and feel all human beings, above all the ubiquity of what Valery calls the triumph of ubiquity, and by ' On the other hand can be anywhere and everywhere to feel the electricity through. In one of the repetition compulsion of Schreber, he notes that these voices insist that he can think hard to electricity, and all the people that he has next to it, are beginning to say "electric". In Schreber's delusion, he imagines that the whole world is nerves and nerves that God is and that communication takes place through the rays .
this step is from here:
http://giardini.sm/lada95symp . htm
"the movie is repetitive like life" (Farassino on Bunuel)
http://www.comune.re.it/cinema/catfilm.nsf/PES_PerTitoloRB/64DE1E56761336EAC125742E004A48C5?opendocument
but try also to withdraw Bunuel to research and see what you find on the figure of the murderer and / or avenging angel (for example, the Passover)
here chatting with Artaud's psychiatrist (interesting topics: Artaud fanatic Apocalypse p.14 ; delirium knows more than the psychiatrist p.21;
The paranoid, after all, is gripped by a madness reasoning. Just exaggerating. It is a subject better integrated
other mechanisms of society ... p.41; in the following we talk about Hitler and the Antichrist:
http://www.adelphiana.it/pdf/Artaud_Rodez.pdf
were only hints, in no particular order.
soon.
suggest, however, not to heap on psychoanalytic issues. After all, who in the novel family of killer scene there is a traumatic repetition of forms and even changed sign (from spectator to actor, from passive to active), it is nothing new.
way ... see if by chance you find
David Liss , The murderess ethical Marco Tropea Editore (€ 18.90).
It 's a novel (not an essay), but there may be interesting ideas.
frames the story of Dexter (also with psychological implications) just to situate, to the Committee to explain the character and the reader supposed to know nothing.
After that I think it is better to give precedence to a semiotic approach (not only mold but with a few forays into the narratological semanalisi to Kristeva, then starting from the text).
For example, I noticed that one of the constants in the series are the thoughts aloud Dexter, always positioned to the introduction of the episode. You can check what it says, what use does it do?
And then, you're on the subject of meta-serialkiller, the killer of serial-killer. The issue is not farfetched.
mode is also interesting: he has evidence (scientific) of guilt and - once he has clearly linked to the bad table - usually get a confession, an admission of guilt (on this point we can compare with the hammer of witches - if you can not find - I can always send)
short, it seems that Dexter is a Judge erga Scientific. It 's a hematologist, is working with the scientific, has easy access to police records, he's a good detective, he knows the psychology of sk (because it belongs) can judge beyond a reasonable doubt, there is no possibility error. It 's a god archivist (with slides with the blood of a little later executed).
So we end up rooting for him. Even if you use the Black & Decker
[...]
Here below Gabriele Frasca (careful they're talking about radio) talks about the voices of Schreber:
"The most common auditory hallucinations was not to hear voices that haunted him in various ways [...], but rather a voice that's constantly repeated "because she does not say," and he was forced to say very loudly "loud" and added, "because they are stupid . That is the compulsion of Schreber was to hear a voice asking him to declare loud its impossible to say things out loud because it was stupid. This report does not appear to Schreber paradoxical because although he has deserved very careful analysis, - he took care of Jung, Freud, Lacan, Canetti - one thing is probably not in the analysis on him: the fact that Schreber 's new man. He is exactly the one who first complaint in his psychosis, an experience that at the time, began to try and feel all human beings, above all the ubiquity of what Valery calls the triumph of ubiquity, and by ' On the other hand can be anywhere and everywhere to feel the electricity through. In one of the repetition compulsion of Schreber, he notes that these voices insist that he can think hard to electricity, and all the people that he has next to it, are beginning to say "electric". In Schreber's delusion, he imagines that the whole world is nerves and nerves that God is and that communication takes place through the rays .
this step is from here:
http://giardini.sm/lada95symp . htm
"the movie is repetitive like life" (Farassino on Bunuel)
http://www.comune.re.it/cinema/catfilm.nsf/PES_PerTitoloRB/64DE1E56761336EAC125742E004A48C5?opendocument
but try also to withdraw Bunuel to research and see what you find on the figure of the murderer and / or avenging angel (for example, the Passover)
here chatting with Artaud's psychiatrist (interesting topics: Artaud fanatic Apocalypse p.14 ; delirium knows more than the psychiatrist p.21;
The paranoid, after all, is gripped by a madness reasoning. Just exaggerating. It is a subject better integrated
other mechanisms of society ... p.41; in the following we talk about Hitler and the Antichrist:
http://www.adelphiana.it/pdf/Artaud_Rodez.pdf
were only hints, in no particular order.
soon.
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Head ---> Celani, 07/10/2010, at 9:11
I write without any news, just to tell you that nothing happened.
I write, I put down some thirty pages to "introduce" the series, provisional index as you'd shot.
Then I do not know, something I invent. I'm reading Nietzsche and I had the flash (in the most etymologically correct term) for possible links to the Genealogy of Morals. What I do not know exactly, which is what makes me vex, where is going. If I knew I could turn my goal from now on the final argument.
points that seem interesting at the end of the day, are these: Dexter discovers why of his drives until the last episode of the first series. So the whole series is a presentation of his "symptoms". Then it is clear the mechanism of removal, it reveals the trauma experienced by child (to him as to us viewers). Both father and brother serial killers have an attitude typical of the psychoanalytic approach (correct me if I'm wrong): Rather than suppress and "cure" leave things to come to the surface naturally. The brother apparently with different intentions than those of his father. What will happen to Dexter after remembering? I know because I saw the second series. If you wish, you also know in three days from now (with the help of the Italian Post Office).
In short however, if we got to the fourth series in the U.S., you have certainly inferred that Dexter did not kill him to stop passing through the hall.
I write, I put down some thirty pages to "introduce" the series, provisional index as you'd shot.
Then I do not know, something I invent. I'm reading Nietzsche and I had the flash (in the most etymologically correct term) for possible links to the Genealogy of Morals. What I do not know exactly, which is what makes me vex, where is going. If I knew I could turn my goal from now on the final argument.
points that seem interesting at the end of the day, are these: Dexter discovers why of his drives until the last episode of the first series. So the whole series is a presentation of his "symptoms". Then it is clear the mechanism of removal, it reveals the trauma experienced by child (to him as to us viewers). Both father and brother serial killers have an attitude typical of the psychoanalytic approach (correct me if I'm wrong): Rather than suppress and "cure" leave things to come to the surface naturally. The brother apparently with different intentions than those of his father. What will happen to Dexter after remembering? I know because I saw the second series. If you wish, you also know in three days from now (with the help of the Italian Post Office).
In short however, if we got to the fourth series in the U.S., you have certainly inferred that Dexter did not kill him to stop passing through the hall.
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Head ---> Celani, 12/08/2009, at 14:47
Caro Massimo,
here is the temporary directory. Provisional titles of chapters, paragraphs, the structure. The index is still a reference point without which I would struggle to write. Do not give too much weight - as anticipated - the titles are generic enough to imply that the argument will develop in that paragraph.
ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION
(Work on the television series Dexter)
CHAPTER 1: The World Dexter
1.1 The characters from the past
1.2.Il Dexter
1.3 Code and modus operandi
1.4 The certainty of punishment
1.5 The victims (one form for each victim)
CHAPTER 2: Justice and Beauty
2.1 Ethics and aesthetics
2.2 Goodness of God and Human Freedom
2.3 Forgiveness and revenge in the ancient world
2.4 The court of the Inquisition
2.5 The nature of the Good
CHAPTER 3: Dexter and Evil on
3.1 Profile of psychological a serial killer atypical
3.2 The case history of Schreber
3.3 Dexter: hero or paranoid?
3.4 The fate of Dexter
CONCLUSIONS
Caro Massimo,
here is the temporary directory. Provisional titles of chapters, paragraphs, the structure. The index is still a reference point without which I would struggle to write. Do not give too much weight - as anticipated - the titles are generic enough to imply that the argument will develop in that paragraph.
ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION
(Work on the television series Dexter)
CHAPTER 1: The World Dexter
1.1 The characters from the past
1.2.Il Dexter
1.3 Code and modus operandi
1.4 The certainty of punishment
1.5 The victims (one form for each victim)
CHAPTER 2: Justice and Beauty
2.1 Ethics and aesthetics
2.2 Goodness of God and Human Freedom
2.3 Forgiveness and revenge in the ancient world
2.4 The court of the Inquisition
2.5 The nature of the Good
CHAPTER 3: Dexter and Evil on
3.1 Profile of psychological a serial killer atypical
3.2 The case history of Schreber
3.3 Dexter: hero or paranoid?
3.4 The fate of Dexter
CONCLUSIONS
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Celani ---> Head, 31/07/2009, at 20:26
Reasoning: Dexter is a meta-serialkiller. It 's a killer serialkiller. This is the news.
It 's a bad (or at least it is gory), which makes out the bad guys. Being the star of the series, the audience must identify with him (and the context is favorable: Marina also told me that he often want a gun to defend themselves with thousands of abuses every day), rooting for him, hope that is not sgam (eg . There is suspense as to whether the black policeman wanted to something and keep it under observation). The traumatic overdetermination can not be hushed up, or else - if we did not discounts, if we had not some understanding / compassion - we could not identify. We could not forgive her sacrificial rituals with the operating table (and indeed of torture) and with Black & Decker.
Dexter seems to me the evil for good. And his attitude has something that the philosophers call "Irene". His gesture is irenic, inspires peace, produces peace. He himself, in the absolute removal of social and emotional (only falters with his strange companion, anche'essa victim of an aggressive husband) is peaceful.
My head goes to the Malleus Maleficarum (I can copy and loan), the Quaestio, the question of the holy inquisition-torture. The diversity of background that the SK has nothing to confess, Dexter because he already knows. He is part of the scientific, has access to the archives, it has good circumstantial paradigm, can do DNA testing, etc..
begins to draw something, then let's see.
Reasoning: Dexter is a meta-serialkiller. It 's a killer serialkiller. This is the news.
It 's a bad (or at least it is gory), which makes out the bad guys. Being the star of the series, the audience must identify with him (and the context is favorable: Marina also told me that he often want a gun to defend themselves with thousands of abuses every day), rooting for him, hope that is not sgam (eg . There is suspense as to whether the black policeman wanted to something and keep it under observation). The traumatic overdetermination can not be hushed up, or else - if we did not discounts, if we had not some understanding / compassion - we could not identify. We could not forgive her sacrificial rituals with the operating table (and indeed of torture) and with Black & Decker.
Dexter seems to me the evil for good. And his attitude has something that the philosophers call "Irene". His gesture is irenic, inspires peace, produces peace. He himself, in the absolute removal of social and emotional (only falters with his strange companion, anche'essa victim of an aggressive husband) is peaceful.
My head goes to the Malleus Maleficarum (I can copy and loan), the Quaestio, the question of the holy inquisition-torture. The diversity of background that the SK has nothing to confess, Dexter because he already knows. He is part of the scientific, has access to the archives, it has good circumstantial paradigm, can do DNA testing, etc..
begins to draw something, then let's see.
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Celani ---> Head, 30/07/2009, at 17:07
So, finally I met
Parisoli. Very nice: we had a chat. I suggested (for your work) to check out the case (Freud) of President Schreber. Which means the sound paranoid axis. It 's a very interesting case, I am sure we will find hints (also Pierre Legendre and Lacan). Dexter
I saw it all: it is interesting (perhaps not exciting). It seems to me that everything will play on the traumatic scene, the original trauma, as well as on the issue of double (adoptive sister, brother, misunderstood and found), the fratricide / patricide.
elaborate a bit 'and I will rewrite a day.
Parisoli. Very nice: we had a chat. I suggested (for your work) to check out the case (Freud) of President Schreber. Which means the sound paranoid axis. It 's a very interesting case, I am sure we will find hints (also Pierre Legendre and Lacan). Dexter
I saw it all: it is interesting (perhaps not exciting). It seems to me that everything will play on the traumatic scene, the original trauma, as well as on the issue of double (adoptive sister, brother, misunderstood and found), the fratricide / patricide.
elaborate a bit 'and I will rewrite a day.
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The answer is yes, if there are problems and solve them.
Good luck. Daniel
The answer is yes, if there are problems and solve them.
Good luck. Daniel
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Head writes Gambarara, 17/06/2009, at 15:51
Dear Professor,
I finally (!) Gave a shape to the project for the dissertation. On the advice of Massimo Celani I involved as a co-professor. Parisoli (History of Medieval Philosophy) for an analysis of the seductiveness of evil characters in some movies / television. Specifically, the thesis will focus on the figure of Dexter, a serial killer of serial killers (one who kills only "those who deserve it").
I finally (!) Gave a shape to the project for the dissertation. On the advice of Massimo Celani I involved as a co-professor. Parisoli (History of Medieval Philosophy) for an analysis of the seductiveness of evil characters in some movies / television. Specifically, the thesis will focus on the figure of Dexter, a serial killer of serial killers (one who kills only "those who deserve it").
I have already met with the prof. Parisoli and gave me some ideas interesting.
I am writing to ask if you are still willing to follow as the second correlator, consistent with its commitments.
Anyway, see you on July 21 for the final exams,
I am writing to ask if you are still willing to follow as the second correlator, consistent with its commitments.
Anyway, see you on July 21 for the final exams,
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Parisoli writes to Head, 12/06/2009, at 19:58
Luca Parisoli
Unfortunately I do not know the TV series, but it interests me very much.
I'd like them to be correlated and indicate that I know something about literature.
then I give my approval, I write early to meet: usually receive on Monday, but on 15 I see several things. Meanwhile
reflect to some text that could prove useful in his analysis of the series. If you have something already written, send it to me, I put an idea before you speak in person.
soon, then, and thanks for your proposal,
I'd like them to be correlated and indicate that I know something about literature.
then I give my approval, I write early to meet: usually receive on Monday, but on 15 I see several things. Meanwhile
reflect to some text that could prove useful in his analysis of the series. If you have something already written, send it to me, I put an idea before you speak in person.
soon, then, and thanks for your proposal,
Luca Parisoli
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Head writes Parisoli, 12/06/2009, at 17:09
prof.Parisoli Gentile,
I am writing this email to ask for the unusual ' any willingness to act as co-rapporteur for my dissertation (Master's Degree in Communicative and Cognitive Theories of Practice). E 'was prof. Massimo Celani (professor of advertising language and language theory persuasive for the same course) who advised me to contact you.
[...]
I propose a paper entitled Dexter and St. Anselm. Genealogy of evil television looking lines of connection between the text (and other texts, to which should direct you) and the television series Dexter - precisely - that features a serial killer of serial killers, that is a bad but take out only "those who deserve it." If you were interested in what we could make an appointment (do not know his time of receipt) and talk live.
Thanks for any response,
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Celani - -> Head, 12/05/2009, 15:28 hours
I attach this "review" on Dexter taken from here:
admit my insane passion for the serial: every aspect of those years new, new seasons, new developments.
Unfortunately I do not belong to the ranks of fiction fans overlooking Rai Uno, with families, lawyers who choose poverty, good feelings, grandmothers courage, and not because these products are not done well (I would not dream of challenging the job of many people, intediamoci) but the fact that they are so slow to keep me away from them . One who is accustomed to certain heart-pounding episodes of CSI, ER or a few, with brutality and cruelty social, and died at an average of ten minutes each, well, a little hard to follow a quarter of an hour brought her to where you explain for the fifth time in the pool because the dead girl was a dancer at night, and his career was not so clear. That beard! They also understood the couch cushions, kids, minus the Mama who snore sleep in the fourth, probably with the cat guild that acts as a counterpoint to the belly of the elongated Mama said. La Mama often does not understand not only who the murderess, but not even the dead.
Then you talk about Dexter, and maybe if someone has seen the show, love him, hate him, he straciccia.
Dexter is an expert hematologist, or ungrateful profession who Fracci snaps a picture of the crime scene, among many, and then you study the whole trajectory of the blood. A lot of blood is horror, but he has a little secret: it is a serial killer. Adopted by the tough cop father and pure as a child shows his inclinations with the slaughter of dogs in the neighborhood, and then his father once discovered a pit full of bones, you know that little can cause problems for humanity and this channeled his talents in the elimination of the guilty, that men and women who have committed crimes, repeat. In practice, an antibody, if the serial killer virus. Dexter
sociopath is, of course, does not prove feelings, not fond of, but pretends to a normal (rather painful for him, it must be said) that would deceive his sister (also her policewoman) and colleagues. Dexter also has a girlfriend, a woman abused by her husband toxic, that he helps and supports even caring of her sons, who adore him. In his spare time, do not like theaters, dances in the Miami sun (it is set there) and all the excitement of the common human, Dexter tracks cold cases or following recent killings and Bravo Exterminating Angel goes to do his dirty work. The series is inspired by the novels of Jeff Lindsay, it seems more crudotti and bad (there are books, it seems right, books are more honest than the rest). It is not a series for girls, it must be said, the blood is there and you can see, but anyway I have seen worse. Dexter in the show a little 'becomes human, not in books. And 'the worst murderess, the ultimate human predator, and if killing is always wrong, so it is just diabolical.
point where we're at Dexter is about to meet his nemesis, a sophisticated serial killer (oh my God, is not exactly cutting prostitutes Ikebana maybe ..) and alert as he was, a guy capable of entrargli at home and play with the cat to cat, and if Dexter cuts his victims alive by covering everything with cellophane, the killer of the refrigerator truck does not even find a droplet of blood at the crime scene. Twists repeatedly.
At Mama would not like Dexter, the Pope would pass up all night after seeing him and the guild feel that certain frisson that drives you to go out at night under the moon and return in the morning with the red mustache.
Unfortunately I do not belong to the ranks of fiction fans overlooking Rai Uno, with families, lawyers who choose poverty, good feelings, grandmothers courage, and not because these products are not done well (I would not dream of challenging the job of many people, intediamoci) but the fact that they are so slow to keep me away from them . One who is accustomed to certain heart-pounding episodes of CSI, ER or a few, with brutality and cruelty social, and died at an average of ten minutes each, well, a little hard to follow a quarter of an hour brought her to where you explain for the fifth time in the pool because the dead girl was a dancer at night, and his career was not so clear. That beard! They also understood the couch cushions, kids, minus the Mama who snore sleep in the fourth, probably with the cat guild that acts as a counterpoint to the belly of the elongated Mama said. La Mama often does not understand not only who the murderess, but not even the dead.
Then you talk about Dexter, and maybe if someone has seen the show, love him, hate him, he straciccia.
Dexter is an expert hematologist, or ungrateful profession who Fracci snaps a picture of the crime scene, among many, and then you study the whole trajectory of the blood. A lot of blood is horror, but he has a little secret: it is a serial killer. Adopted by the tough cop father and pure as a child shows his inclinations with the slaughter of dogs in the neighborhood, and then his father once discovered a pit full of bones, you know that little can cause problems for humanity and this channeled his talents in the elimination of the guilty, that men and women who have committed crimes, repeat. In practice, an antibody, if the serial killer virus. Dexter
sociopath is, of course, does not prove feelings, not fond of, but pretends to a normal (rather painful for him, it must be said) that would deceive his sister (also her policewoman) and colleagues. Dexter also has a girlfriend, a woman abused by her husband toxic, that he helps and supports even caring of her sons, who adore him. In his spare time, do not like theaters, dances in the Miami sun (it is set there) and all the excitement of the common human, Dexter tracks cold cases or following recent killings and Bravo Exterminating Angel goes to do his dirty work. The series is inspired by the novels of Jeff Lindsay, it seems more crudotti and bad (there are books, it seems right, books are more honest than the rest). It is not a series for girls, it must be said, the blood is there and you can see, but anyway I have seen worse. Dexter in the show a little 'becomes human, not in books. And 'the worst murderess, the ultimate human predator, and if killing is always wrong, so it is just diabolical.
point where we're at Dexter is about to meet his nemesis, a sophisticated serial killer (oh my God, is not exactly cutting prostitutes Ikebana maybe ..) and alert as he was, a guy capable of entrargli at home and play with the cat to cat, and if Dexter cuts his victims alive by covering everything with cellophane, the killer of the refrigerator truck does not even find a droplet of blood at the crime scene. Twists repeatedly.
At Mama would not like Dexter, the Pope would pass up all night after seeing him and the guild feel that certain frisson that drives you to go out at night under the moon and return in the morning with the red mustache.
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therefore, that Dexter is a bad or good? a serial killer who strikes only other serial killers, one might investigate the border and the very definition of evil, malice, injustice. Why and how people can justify any form of violence such as murder (and from here we could brave colleagues, the big shot, the Nazi-fascism and the popular consensus). Real bad, bad "built" ad hoc, real enemies, false enemies. Ordinary people like Dexter because "cleans" the streets from the murderers, but you can justify the murder as long as the bad guys are to be punished? Who's bad? Dexter is a kind of Superman on the other hand, day policeman shy and awkward night for scientific and ruthless killer, kills to satisfy unconscious drives (3 years has witnessed the massacre of mom). I know, could have a title like:
Dexter and the rhetoric of evil. Logic of collective evil.
Anyway, if you Dexter dries up in your ass, you can always broaden your search on Mad Men and House. Type:
televisivo.House Genealogy of evil, Mad Men, Dexter: cynical, and vindictive neocinici.
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Head ---> Celani, 11/05/2009, 21:16 hours
I just realized I never write a thesis on the role of the incipit in the various forms of text. I do not know, even if the idea does not convince me excites me more. Not I think I could write a thesis that does not involve me, unfortunately I have developed - until recently - either self-defense against that-I-must-not-to-do that would make work impossible.
I looked at www.bol.it (Mondadori online catalog) and I have taken of interesting ideas. Here they are:
and I thought that this is the right direction.
[...]
As you see, honestly?
I ask the question before you advance the thesis that the object could be Dexter, the serial killer who only kills those who deserve to die. I do not know if you've ever seen, you should. However, do not pretend to have read it and let's stop the line "as you see it, frankly" on the abandoned these fucking starting point and throw the universe of the television series.
do not know if I'll be there tomorrow, if I were not on thursday ..!
Saturday, January 23, 2010
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sitography
• http://dexterwiki.sho.com/
• http://www.alphabetcity.it/index.php?com=articolo & , id = 1246
• http://blogs.suntimes.com/scanners/2007/10/dexter_putting_it_together.html
• http://dexter.subsfactory.it/
• http://onphilosophy.wordpress.com/
• http://onlinephilosophyclub.com/forums/
• http://www.film.com/tv/dexter/story/seven-reasons-dexter-better-person/24755760
• http://mulhollandblog.blogspot.com/search/label/Dexter
Thanks especially danieleGTA for videos of Dexter's victims, linked from her YouTube channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/danielegta 
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Thanks especially danieleGTA for videos of Dexter's victims, linked from her YouTube channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/danielegta
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a thesis on Dexter?
From the beginning we said that the aim of this paper is to answer the question regarding the nature of identification among the spectators, men and women, and Dexter, brother, caring friend and boyfriend but is able to " kill a man, dismember his body and be home in time for the David Letterman Show. "In light of what is being exposed, the only thing we can say with certainty is that the success of the TV series is due to a number of historical factors, cultural and psychological skillfully exploited by the authors to create a climate of spontaneous complicity between the viewer and the protagonist. Everything else is the result of my own analysis, as such, may be acceptable or not.
One of the most deep-rooted stereotypes, even in the academic world is one in which the television as the maxima summa of all that is reprehensible and disgusting in our mass culture. Of course the weakness and vulgarity di molti programmi televisivi giustificano gran parte di queste accuse; tuttavia credo che a fare di tutta l’erba un fascio si corra il rischio di sottovalutare prodotti culturalmente validi e interessanti come Dexter. (continua...)
One of the most deep-rooted stereotypes, even in the academic world is one in which the television as the maxima summa of all that is reprehensible and disgusting in our mass culture. Of course the weakness and vulgarity di molti programmi televisivi giustificano gran parte di queste accuse; tuttavia credo che a fare di tutta l’erba un fascio si corra il rischio di sottovalutare prodotti culturalmente validi e interessanti come Dexter. (continua...)
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Abstract.
Dexter is an American television drama series that is aired on the premium channel Showtime. Set in Miami, the series centers on Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall), a serial killer who works for the Miami Metro Police Department as a blood splatter analyst; he can " kill a man, dismember his body, and be home in time for Letterman ". The drama is based on characters created by Jeff Lindsay for his series of Dexter novels and with its brilliant screenplays and extraordinary and elaborate characters, that break the boundaries of the usual stereotypes, it is without doubt one of the most interesting and best series that are currently in circulation. In this work I will analyze the relationship of natural empathy that is developing between Dexter and his audience during the series; secretly he dreams of having someone to share his innermost thoughts and secrets with: however he is already using us as an intimate confidant. I will try to embed Dexter in its literary, historical and philosophical context, pondering the question: Is Dexter a hero, or, trivially, just a psychopath?
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Morning Routine.
Create and maintain its personality is hard work with which each of us faces from childhood although, once established, the process undertaken to become the people that we seem perfectly natural. For Dexter, however, things are just not like: his personality, at least one displayed publicly, is the result of a routine to be repeated daily. Opening theme of the hit television series - titled "Morning Routine "- we see our protagonist struggling with the morning ritual common to every individual ... (Continued)
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Santos Jimenez
Name: Santos Jimenez.
Occupation: Bartender .
Second series, Episode 8: Close the accounts (original title: Morning Comes)
Name: Santos Jimenez.
Occupation: Bartender .
Why deserved to die: And 'one of the executors of the assassination of the mother of Dexter.
Evidence of guilt: Dexter gets the file of the murder of his mother from a new archivist. It had previously been friends with Harry and he had always avoided with information on the incident. He discovers that the only man responsible for the death of his mother is still in circulation Santos Jimenez, owner of a bar outside the city operates under the cover of that witness protection program.
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Roger Hicks
Name: Roger Hicks .
Profession: car salesman.
Second Series, Episode 3: An Inconvenient Lie (original title: An Inconvenient Lie)
Name: Roger Hicks .
Profession: car salesman.
Why deserved to die: He raped and killed at least two women.
proof of guilt: Dexter investigates two women who died mysteriously, and found that both had recently purchased a car from a seller named Roger Hicks. He moved his dealership and manages to steal a comb from his breast pocket in order to determine and compare its DNA with that more returns on the victims. Ends up buying a bigger car, impressed by convincing the seller. Fails to extract DNA from hair stuck in the comb as summary results: the car salesman using a hairpiece. So back to the dealership with the excuse of wanting to add some options to its new car and this time it fails to pull a handkerchief from the basket used for the cards under his desk. The scientific analysis confirms that the DNA matches that found on the two women.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
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... AND HAVE THREE!
the 3rd consecutive win on Tuesday that 12 of Valdisieve Uisp taketh after a good game The hard flooring Castelfiorentino (56-66 the final result), Thursday 14 recovery against Cral Nuovo Pignone is not as good (49-44 on the final result), but what matters you have got two more points, which are moral and charts.
Especially the first game saw the team finally compact, with good defense and an attack much more fluid and collaborative than at the beginning of the season, so forward, with confidence and humility until the end of the season, then we will see where Migliorini are ... the president as a reward for three consecutive victories did find two photos of the girls in the locker room after the race with Cral .... not taking up the "company" Serufilli girls, who escaped immediately after the match to arrive in time for the start of the marathon Trogir, Bonilla-Quadrumvirate Scorbé-Galanti-Brunetti (pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela) and Lucherelli, who resigned at the end of the race to disbelief streak.
Rock On! 
the 3rd consecutive win on Tuesday that 12 of Valdisieve Uisp taketh after a good game The hard flooring Castelfiorentino (56-66 the final result), Thursday 14 recovery against Cral Nuovo Pignone is not as good (49-44 on the final result), but what matters you have got two more points, which are moral and charts.
Especially the first game saw the team finally compact, with good defense and an attack much more fluid and collaborative than at the beginning of the season, so forward, with confidence and humility until the end of the season, then we will see where Migliorini are ... the president as a reward for three consecutive victories did find two photos of the girls in the locker room after the race with Cral .... not taking up the "company" Serufilli girls, who escaped immediately after the match to arrive in time for the start of the marathon Trogir, Bonilla-Quadrumvirate Scorbé-Galanti-Brunetti (pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela) and Lucherelli, who resigned at the end of the race to disbelief streak.
Rock On!
Thursday, January 7, 2010
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CALLED THE END !!!!! MESSAGE
guys before you say I want to clarify the squad despite ke Tuesday we lost on penalties .... it was a good game ... too bad .... but then lost the same playing .. . .. where we played with gritty will to win .. to give this much ... game we deserved to win ... ke sin then we went to penalties where we went wrong ... cmq good guys anyway!! With regard to the final on Friday called the sn: 1 Smooth Domenico Fabio Frati 3 7 8 Tanase Consoli Andrea Ugolini Daniel Eduard 10 22 23 Vannoni Puggelli Francesco Mirko Daniel Parrotta 80 ....
..... the game will be played at 21.00 .... I'll see you Friday .... eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ...........
..... always Force Blue & White! 
guys before you say I want to clarify the squad despite ke Tuesday we lost on penalties .... it was a good game ... too bad .... but then lost the same playing .. . .. where we played with gritty will to win .. to give this much ... game we deserved to win ... ke sin then we went to penalties where we went wrong ... cmq good guys anyway!! With regard to the final on Friday called the sn: 1 Smooth Domenico Fabio Frati 3 7 8 Tanase Consoli Andrea Ugolini Daniel Eduard 10 22 23 Vannoni Puggelli Francesco Mirko Daniel Parrotta 80 ....
..... the game will be played at 21.00 .... I'll see you Friday .... eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ...........
..... always Force Blue & White!
Friday, January 1, 2010
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X TEAM!
Boys before leaving the league .... x x two days will be busy with the Tournament of the Epiphany ..... where we play in the semi finals and finals ..... x have reached the 'goal have reached the semi-final ke rigrazia all nine players who participated in these three days (first day: x unfortunately lost 5 to 3 against Olympique Mizzen: sin xkè else at this time was early; SECOND DAY: 8 to win x 0 versus auletta) removing the third day ... actually ... played xkè nn nn our opponents had the available number of players at the table ... and then won 6 to 0 x! Anyway .. back to the merits is rigrazia:
Day 1: 1 Smooth Dominic Friars Stafano 6 7 10 Jones Andrea Ugolini Puggelli 22 Daniel Francis 23 80 Vannoni Mirko Daniel Parrotta;
Day 2: 1 Smooth Domenico Fabio Frati 3 7 Andrea Consoli Eduard Daniel Tanase 8 10 22 Puggelli Ugolini Francesco Parrotta 80 Daniel;
... these are rigrazia x 9 players have participated in these two days ... and we thank xi goal achieved ------> our captain kè vice president with the jersey number 10 Daniel Ugolini (made 6 goals), our president with the jersey number 22 Puggelli Francis (made 4 goals), and our number 80 Daniel Parrotta (made 1 goal ).................. ........
THANKS GUYS AND ALWAYS UNDER BLUE & WHITE!
finished saying this .... we see you guys in the field Wednesday, January 5, 2010 at 22:00 or 22:50 ..... or at or against or against var fc titanium ..... depends on what ke Wednesday, December 30, 2009 have said this ..... ... as soon we will know the exact time and the team to play against ....
... while we wait for the 5th .... I'll wish you a Happy New Year and always .... .......................
FORCE BLUE & WHITE!
Boys before leaving the league .... x x two days will be busy with the Tournament of the Epiphany ..... where we play in the semi finals and finals ..... x have reached the 'goal have reached the semi-final ke rigrazia all nine players who participated in these three days (first day: x unfortunately lost 5 to 3 against Olympique Mizzen: sin xkè else at this time was early; SECOND DAY: 8 to win x 0 versus auletta) removing the third day ... actually ... played xkè nn nn our opponents had the available number of players at the table ... and then won 6 to 0 x! Anyway .. back to the merits is rigrazia:
Day 1: 1 Smooth Dominic Friars Stafano 6 7 10 Jones Andrea Ugolini Puggelli 22 Daniel Francis 23 80 Vannoni Mirko Daniel Parrotta;
Day 2: 1 Smooth Domenico Fabio Frati 3 7 Andrea Consoli Eduard Daniel Tanase 8 10 22 Puggelli Ugolini Francesco Parrotta 80 Daniel;
... these are rigrazia x 9 players have participated in these two days ... and we thank xi goal achieved ------> our captain kè vice president with the jersey number 10 Daniel Ugolini (made 6 goals), our president with the jersey number 22 Puggelli Francis (made 4 goals), and our number 80 Daniel Parrotta (made 1 goal ).................. ........
THANKS GUYS AND ALWAYS UNDER BLUE & WHITE!
finished saying this .... we see you guys in the field Wednesday, January 5, 2010 at 22:00 or 22:50 ..... or at or against or against var fc titanium ..... depends on what ke Wednesday, December 30, 2009 have said this ..... ... as soon we will know the exact time and the team to play against ....
... while we wait for the 5th .... I'll wish you a Happy New Year and always .... .......................
FORCE BLUE & WHITE!
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