Lifestyle changes and adapts to fashion! With its third collection OttoeDieci, in fact, offers shoes that fit "everytime & everywhere", to be worn during the entire day at work as well as during the happy hour. These shoes for the spring-summer 2011 are produced in a wide range of versions, from ballet style, Chanel style, sandals, and open toe, all to be worn in comfort. A … [Read more...] about OttoeDieci, a shoe to be worn from eight in the morning until ten at night!
Sanremo Festival coming up
Details continue to emerge about the next edition of the Festival of Sanremo, even if it was the same Gianni Morandi to declare that little or nothing is known about the international guest appearances yet. It is still uncertain the presence of Lady GaGa, announced by some newspaper and blatantly contradicted by others, as well as that of Madonna. Is Morandi reserving the … [Read more...] about Sanremo Festival coming up
Italian Democracy or lack of
Rosy Mauro head of Lega Nord Emilia branch (a right wing party based in the north of Italy), recently presided over amendments over a very controversial law regarding school reform named Riforma Gelmini.With the approval of certain amendments by the opposition parties, a chaotic situation was on the cards whereby a vote on the amendments was modified, then again rewrote then … [Read more...] about Italian Democracy or lack of
1982 World Cup Italian coach Enzo Bearzot dies
Enzo Bearzot, the man who led Italy into winning the Football World Cup in 1982 has died at the age of 83. Bearzot made started as a professional football with Pro Gorizia in 1946, then he played for Inter Milan, Catania and Torino. He ended his playing career in 1964 and he became assistant coach of Torino, working with Nereo Rocco and Giovan Battista Fabbri. Soon after … [Read more...] about 1982 World Cup Italian coach Enzo Bearzot dies
Ashes to Ashes in Venice
When someone dies in the beautiful city of Venice (yes, you can die there too) usually the body will be burried on the small island of San Michele, which became the city cemetery under the rule of Napoleon, who thought it would be more hygienic for the citizens to have the remains of their loved ones buried a bit far away from the main historic centre! This is a very small … [Read more...] about Ashes to Ashes in Venice