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When We Were Beautiful

An excellent article by Matt persivale Corriere della Sera on line that captures the deep crisis of the 40s.

I could not write it better.

Then pass it as is, also highlighting the link to get there.

U.S., forty in error - the stories of those struggling to CONQUER THE MATURITY

Generation X in mid-life crisis

We used the refusal to grow as symbol of diversity by the 'old'. Now pull the (painful) budget

Because twenty years the prospect of not become what you dream is out your radar. Thirty years is a reasonable source of concern. Forty is the certainty of not having made it: they have switched from being a "too young" to that of "too old", because even in a country like Italy sixty measure you can think of four decades of being still considered a part of some compliments-aunt well-educated young man. The New York Times recently wrote of the "early midlife crisis" of Generation X (those born of, roughly, from 1964 to 1979, immortalized in the book by Douglas Coupland published in Italy by Mondadori), citing as an example Greenberg The film just released in the U.S. with Ben Stiller in the role of a forty failed musician forced to live in his brother's house: a textbook example of the eternal adolescent who comes to terms with the death of hope.

According to The New York Times, is the story of a contradiction: "How can you have a midlife crisis, the generation that has chosen to mark the cultural refusal to grow up? ". A generation whose motto is "we have done everything possible," and often made at forty below expectations (their own and others'). Who has not abandoned the youth-out of laziness or because it was psychologically guaranteed not to become like the "old" - made the forty is to wear the clothes of maturity so uncertain. A book released in the U.S., Imperial Bedrooms Bret Easton Ellis, is the sequel, 25 years later, Less than Zero (Einaudi) cornerstone of generation X. After all this time, Ellis's characters have not changed at all, constrained by its limitations: and one of them ends well quartered.

least another novel generationally important Indecision by Benjamin Kunkel (published by Rizzoli in 2006) said the same things masked with an apology on the "pill that heals the uncertainty." That exists only in the imagination of the author, unfortunately. The chorus of "Loser" by Beck ("I'm a loser, baby, because I did not shoot down?") Makes you laugh less than fifteen years ago, and if his latest CD - such as the Beastie Boys-you did not like the non- 'you said to no one, lying out of loyalty to your taste for a long time ago. The films of Wes Anderson, with those boiled and tennis fathers unpresentable (The Royal Tenenbaums) and children without a compass (The Darjeeling Limited) make you smile, but with a bitter bonus identification. So just remain in the queue at the counter of a shop selling video games, uncomfortable with the certainty of being surrounded by children of middle and high school (which by the way in online games beat you regularly), and there is the friend that charitable - believing that a compliment - said the white tufts on your temples with "the older man has its charm," and you think "mature? ', In more ways than one.

The maturity is in the eye of the beholder (in itself), especially for those who wanted to be different from the generation that preceded them, with its leaps through the decades intercepted ideological attachment to the powers (small or large) accumulated, and that nostalgia for Italy in Black and White 'Carousel 'that you might not have never existed. What you have tried to do growing up was an attempt: to be a husband, a father, a homeowner with a adjustable rate mortgage than their husbands, fathers, and so you've seen - and little-estimated in the previous generation to yours. As long as you understand, during a marathon night of games, which were buried in the couch just like them and that the attempt to find a different route to becoming an adult has clashed with the reality of the many excuses that you have always been good at finding. For this, forty years to make the recalcitrant professionals disappointment is even less pleasant experience than it was for previous generations: to protect themselves from the consequences of unrealistic expectations for the future, when at last the future comes, the shield is not even enough irony, which as everyone knows is the weapon of the weak.

Matthew Persivale
June 5, 2010

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Prostate Cancer More Condition_symptoms Nhs

When We Were Beautiful

An excellent article by Matt persivale Corriere della Sera on line that captures the deep crisis of the 40s.

I could not write it better.

Then pass it as is, also highlighting the link to get there.

U.S., forty in error - the stories of those struggling to CONQUER THE MATURITY

Generation X in mid-life crisis

We used the refusal to grow as symbol of diversity by the 'old'. Now pull the (painful) budget

Because twenty years the prospect of not become what you dream is out your radar. Thirty years is a reasonable source of concern. Forty is the certainty of not having made it: they have switched from being a "too young" to that of "too old", because even in a country like Italy sixty measure you can think of four decades of being still considered a part of some compliments-aunt well-educated young man. The New York Times recently wrote of the "early midlife crisis" of Generation X (those born of, roughly, from 1964 to 1979, immortalized in the book by Douglas Coupland published in Italy by Mondadori), citing as an example Greenberg The film just released in the U.S. with Ben Stiller in the role of a forty failed musician forced to live in his brother's house: a textbook example of the eternal adolescent who comes to terms with the death of hope.

According to The New York Times, is the story of a contradiction: "How can you have a midlife crisis, the generation that has chosen to mark the cultural refusal to grow up? ". A generation whose motto is "we have done everything possible," and often made at forty below expectations (their own and others'). Who has not abandoned the youth-out of laziness or because it was psychologically guaranteed not to become like the "old" - made the forty is to wear the clothes of maturity so uncertain. A book released in the U.S., Imperial Bedrooms Bret Easton Ellis, is the sequel, 25 years later, Less than Zero (Einaudi) cornerstone of generation X. After all this time, Ellis's characters have not changed at all, constrained by its limitations: and one of them ends well quartered.

least another novel generationally important Indecision by Benjamin Kunkel (published by Rizzoli in 2006) said the same things masked with an apology on the "pill that heals the uncertainty." That exists only in the imagination of the author, unfortunately. The chorus of "Loser" by Beck ("I'm a loser, baby, because I did not shoot down?") Makes you laugh less than fifteen years ago, and if his latest CD - such as the Beastie Boys-you did not like the non- 'you said to no one, lying out of loyalty to your taste for a long time ago. The films of Wes Anderson, with those boiled and tennis fathers unpresentable (The Royal Tenenbaums) and children without a compass (The Darjeeling Limited) make you smile, but with a bitter bonus identification. So just remain in the queue at the counter of a shop selling video games, uncomfortable with the certainty of being surrounded by children of middle and high school (which by the way in online games beat you regularly), and there is the friend that charitable - believing that a compliment - said the white tufts on your temples with "the older man has its charm," and you think "mature? ', In more ways than one.

The maturity is in the eye of the beholder (in itself), especially for those who wanted to be different from the generation that preceded them, with its leaps through the decades intercepted ideological attachment to the powers (small or large) accumulated, and that nostalgia for Italy in Black and White 'Carousel 'that you might not have never existed. What you have tried to do growing up was an attempt: to be a husband, a father, a homeowner with a adjustable rate mortgage than their husbands, fathers, and so you've seen - and little-estimated in the previous generation to yours. As long as you understand, during a marathon night of games, which were buried in the couch just like them and that the attempt to find a different route to becoming an adult has clashed with the reality of the many excuses that you have always been good at finding. For this, forty years to make the recalcitrant professionals disappointment is even less pleasant experience than it was for previous generations: to protect themselves from the consequences of unrealistic expectations for the future, when at last the future comes, the shield is not even enough irony, which as everyone knows is the weapon of the weak.

Matthew Persivale
June 5, 2010

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the virgins and the wolf

Again I feel like talking about TV.
The case is obviously that of Santoro.
We start from the most miserable, the PD, as usual.
To capitalize on a poor consensus, a Democratic congressman said the compesno Santoro (about 700,000 € per year gross) is immoral, someone else has even asked Santoro to give the termination of his contract at the RAI, as a sign , as I understand it with gratitude.
so hard to put together a mash of rhetoric indigestible, carelessness, amateur television, and bad faith in things .... Meanwhile
Santoro is not only a journalist.
It 's a TV star. Who by his mere presence guarantees a certain share, and consequently a profit.
To make you understand, TV7 will live forever with his ratings, without Annozero Santoro is an empty box. Then think about the fees to
Santoro as one reasons on the compensation of a conductor of TG2 is nonsense rhetoric and perfect amateurs.
Santoro takes very, very little compared with the average salaries of the stars of the television market.
The hitch is that Santoro played despite being a star still managed to pack a lot of content program strong. This content brings them like a fly through his biased reading, arrembante, reckless and aggressive. But in television (dare I say, of a purely technical television) What is the capital of Santoro. A star that catalyzes
attention, and audience, and gain for the network.
A network that is 10% of media through the evening Annozero (which is 20%) raises a couple of percentage points above the average of its share value. This means that not only the advertising sold during the evening of Year Zero is more expensive but that the effect of his audience the best advertising sales across the entire network.
Not only that,
Santoro does all this with a program that airs on services unemployed and a debate in the studio! Very low cost structure, made up! Virtually all the nirvana of a television producer.
And instead of being told by receiving branches in the face.
again on the money. I am sure that arcisicuro in one evening years ago santoro zero cash on advertising to rai at least the equivalent of a year's salary.
I'm sure, arcisicuro that the budget cost of revenues to the Year Zero rai is active. This clears the field from all ambiguity and makes clear to you who read the meaning of applications Santoro in his speech last week. Questions
sacrosanct, legittimissime.
are or are not an asset to the network? If are you the courage to say, ask me to stay and I will.
have a political problem? cacciatemi well and have the courage to do so. Rai rai
two and generally prefer to collect the money he earns Santoro with one hand and treat it as an annoying necessity on the other.
Santoro is tired of this and called to account on live television network and does well to appeal to his audience. the only explanation is that, without rhetoric. Why not a 20% share (and a judge who has replaced them) would be a unemployed. What a perfect excuse to remove it ... does not make plays. Sorry for another good, if we remain within the logic television.
E ' thanks to the public that the public is still there and explains why he wants to go.
And we return the money, which are unimportant when there are always those of others ....
To the political and journalistic battles he has done in these 4 years, Santoro had to be put out of business, compared to revenue of his colleagues Star (again, not journalists). And I also mean a star as Bruno Vespa.
speculate that in these four years, to make a transmission and sfanculata besieged by his own company, Santoro has declined to about 2 million of gains. At least.
Now gentlemen. I find nothing more respectful and dignified way of losing hard cash every season just to stay true to their own idea of \u200b\u200btelevision.
The rest are shit.
What has changed? Things
a very human side. I believe that Santoro is tired. Trivially.
I think "rai" has done to glimpse what else could be done free of batter.
(Besides, even if Labor theater, maybe even Santoro can do it ...)
But that's not all. I think he had a very sharp intuition, as a true television-bred.
Annozero is at its zenith but a step away from his possible death.
Santoro understood that the transformation of Annozero by gravure in a totem of freedom just as television is ruining the product television.
Here then is shaking from the back of the rider no longer acceptable and that the whole plethora of parasites on Annozero Campanian to protest at no cost (of course) and spariglia cards.
out of here. Free, fresh air, new opportunities, and anyone who threatens to close at any moment. And I defy anyone not to want to leave behind such masters.
In conclusion, if you think Santoro only as a television writer and a seguitissima Star, you will understand that his desire to escape from the trap, groped new creative adventures, earn more and go back to being just a particular author and not the leader shadow of the opposition in Italy is a desire not only understandable, but more than legitimate.

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