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Filippo Vitali says he is satisfied that the intervention of the mayor approved the Nigrelli project to build a playground Channels in the district.

The Councillor Philip Vitali with a press thank the administration for the attention shown to the fourth channel "I thank the administration for having invested the money, obtained dall'autoriduzione compensation of the Mayor and Board for the construction of the Channel to pitch. " Councillor Vitali, who was elected the Democratic Party, then self-confessed left-wing, linked to the fourth channel, where she lives, is satisfied with the commitment of the Executive Nigrelli: "For months, calls for greater attention by the mayor to an area that needs more attention because the problems reported by residents in recent months, are numerous and visible to everyone, starting from the degradation which dominates some areas of the district. Now, thanks to my pressure, the mayor announced it would invest the money saved dall'autoriduzione allowances to make a pitch on a Verga, in the heart of the old quarter Channels. "

"The project - the statement of the director Vitali - is aimed at the recovery and redevelopment of the area of \u200b\u200bVia Verga, in the fourth channel. Nigrelli approved by the council last December, was prepared by the Engineering Hall, directed by the engineer Mario Duminuco and intends to operate not only the routine maintenance of the architectural heritage of the community, but step by step in a genuine renewal of the same, thanks to economic resources resulting from savings that are realized each year by waiving 30% of the allowances by the Mayor and the Executive. Finally - continued vitality - will create a game to pitch to Channel with the possibility of using the same structure for non-sporting activities such as theater, film, music but not for activities that can be configured as gatherings for the residents of the area. "

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(courtesy of newspaper Horizon)

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This weekend it was reported that the successor should be the Professor Zahi Hawass Alaa Ed-Din Abd El-Mohsen Shaheen, until recently dean of the Faculty of Archaeology at the University of Cairo. I have heard about it through a text message to Isabella.

Some web sites, primary among them is the authoritative Al-Ahram, the largest circulation daily newspaper in Egypt, giving the nomination as some, but not yet occurred. Others confirmed this adding that Shaheen has only to take the oath before officially taking office. The site of Al-Shuruq el-gedid goes so far as to publish some of his statements as a minister. Shaheen says that will not take action against the Director of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo until the investigation is completed and you will find a speedy solution to the problem of the many graduates waiting to work in archeology. The site of Al- Dostor Al-Asly instead defines a "shock" Shaheen's appointment as Minister of Antiquities. Remember that was a close associate of Faruq Hosni, minister of culture for two decades with Mubarak.

Alaa Ed-Din with Shaheen Zahi Hawass (Photo by Alaa site Ed-Din Shaheen )

It also mentioned the participation of Polish Shaheen in a mission that had something to do with the Jewish world. This revelation, that contemporary Egypt is still capable of arousing an almost unanimous outrage, Shaheen was forced to resign as Dean of the Faculty of Archaeology of Cairo University.

Despite his reputation in Egypt, Shaheen is not well-known abroad, mainly because its publications are mainly in Arabic. Most of the relationships between Egypt and the Near East.

Alaa Ed-Din Shaheen posing in front of an armored vehicle (Source News Maktoob.com )

name Shaheen has suddenly jumped to the honors of the Internet at the end of November. According to some sites, during a conference, a Polish man named Marek Novak asked if he would consider it possible that the pyramids were the work of aliens. Shaheen said that he could neither confirm nor deny, but that within them there was certainly something that was not of this world. Asked the question was quick to deny the news and was deflated within ten days. It remains, however, track dozens of sites related to UFOs and similar topics from around the world.

What to say? I can only wish good luck to Professor Shaheen. It has so much need. The news comes on the antiquities of Egypt are daunting. These are not only looted. Dell'allentamento advantage of control by the police and army there are cases in which ordinary citizens take the opportunity to raise homes or enlarge their fields at the expense of archaeological sites. In a country like Egypt where the living space is limited by the desert, the appropriation of every available square foot is an instinct almost unstoppable.

It will take a superhuman effort to bring everything back to normal. This makes me think that Professor Shaheen has been appointed Minister of antiquities by the sound of the name. Alaa Ed-Din in Italian is Aladdin. Perhaps there is hope in having chosen to rub his lamp, pull out the genius (in this case better to say "alien") contained in it and put everything in place in no time at all. We really hope so.

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left alone for a moment the sadness bankruptcy and return to take care of Egyptology. In one of my previous speeches I said that I had gone to Switzerland. The reason was the opening of a show that I made for the chain of department stores Manor .

When I asked him I improved a little 'nose. After less than a minute but I changed my mind. It seemed like a good opportunity to learn a bit 'of Egypt on a lot of people who perhaps would not even think of entering a museum. Once you have all the assurances on the safety of the exhibits, what's wrong? Why do people still have to go by the culture and the culture of the people ever?

The annoying thing is that whenever I ask for a show, almost requires me to enter a sarcophagus. Possibly accompanied by a mummy. In this case, I had to work hard to deter the organizers about the second request. All it took was to say that sales of herring and smoked meats are likely to be dropped dramatically. My true motivations are a bit 'more moral, but if I express, risk of being ignored.

I thought it would be a great idea to expose the entirety, or near the Egyptian collection that the late maestro Giuseppe Sinopoli had managed to collect over the last years of his life. The findings that had managed to buy covering all major periods of Egyptian history and allow us to give a general idea of \u200b\u200bthe Pharaonic civilization. Requirement considered necessary for the realization of the exhibition by the organizers thereof.

I had known Sinopoli in 1994 and, gradually, I started attending. In truth we had met before. In Montepulciano, on the occasion of the International Art Workshop in 1979 where he had been invited to conduct. But how could he remember the guy who almost every morning, carrying the piano from a rehearsal room together with the other City workers? He could not remember, I do. More than anything else I remembered the heaviness of his piano. I do not know who might be interested, but harp is even more difficult to move. Just try it.

Joseph and his wife Silvia were also situated in Luxor in 1997. Visit the tomb of Harwa still littered with debris.

Giuseppe Sinopoli, his wife Silvia and the author of this blog in the Tomb of Harwa, 1997

was on this occasion that Joseph told me about a project close to his heart. He wanted to direct a settlement on the Egyptian concept of eternity tied to the perpetual rise of the sun. It was an idea that fascinated him a lot and we talked several times over the years to follow. We went back to discuss it in March 2001, just before I left for the spring campaign. I had to inform me what it cost to rent the temple of Medinet Habu. It was a monument that Joseph was there and loved that he wanted to organize the concert. I had just made an appointment with Sabri Abd El-Aziz, the director of antiquities of Thebes West, to present the project when I reached the sad news of the sudden death of Joseph.

In the following years I continued to attend Silvia and the children John and Mark. I put them in a part of my idea and they, too, after initially of hesitation, agreed to pay almost the entire collection for the exhibition in Switzerland.

The desire of the organizers of a sarcophagus exhibit gave me the idea to ask Maria Cristina Guidotti, director of the Egyptian Museum in Florence, a group of artifacts that reconstructs a hypothetical funeral. So I could also document the Egyptian afterlife beliefs that had so fascinated Joseph. The deal was that the organizers cover the costs for the restoration of the sarcophagus. They accepted.

The face of the sarcophagus of the Egyptian Museum of Florence exposed to the Manor Monthey

The exhibition opened on February 28 last in the commercial center of Monthey in western Switzerland. The title is "The Egyptien" that reflects both the Egyptian man, but also the passion of Sinopoli for the Pharaonic civilization that made him a bit '"Egyptian". The event also will touch places of Sierre, Chavannes, Marin and Vevey and will end in July. Anyone interested in the little guide in four languages, let me know. I'll try to procure some copies.