Amazon Luna is the cloud gaming service proposed by Amazon in response to Google Stadia, Nvidia GeForce Now and Microsoft Project xCloud. The platform was announced last year and is in constant development.

After the Alpha phase dedicated to testers, the company has made the beta available to owners of the Amazon Fire TV Cube and Amazon Fire TV Stick. So, now that the limited trial has ended and the service is open to everyone, we have decided to purchase the $ 5.99 subscription (prices in euros have not yet been formalized) to test Amazon Luna.

Amazon Luna works similar to Prime Video. Within the game library there are several channels, including the main one called Luna Plus (or Luna +) and others that will be added in the future, such as the one dedicated to Ubisoft titles.

For $ 5.99 a month (about 5 euros) you can subscribe to Luna Plus by getting access to a library with just over 20 titles, streaming playback at 1080p and 60 fps (soon also in 4K) and access from two devices. The subscription allows you to play from PC, Mac and Fire TV stick, as well as from iPhone and iPad (thanks to its non-app features), but is not yet available on Android devices.

As with Netflix or Prime Video, there are no time limits to play, much less download times; you can switch between titles in a single session and, as with Xbox Game Pass, the library will be constantly expanded.

Luna + is the base package and the games are, well, mostly old: the service offers a collection of remastered classics and indie titles; however, there are also AAA titles like Control, Metro Exodus, Resident Evil 7 Biohazard, Two Point Hospital, and Sonic Mania.

Fortunately, the Ubisoft + subscription is also available, which includes AAA titles from the French software house such as Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Immortals Fenyx Rising and Far Cry 6 at a cost of $ 15 per month.

Amazon also introduced a dedicated Amazon Luna controller (not included in any subscription) that costs $ 49.99; While it is a bit expensive for essentially an Xbox One gamepad, the Luna Controller can connect directly to the wireless network, which greatly reduces input lag, a key factor in a rewarding gaming experience.

Setting up Amazon Luna is very simple: just download the app on Amazon Fire TV or Fire Cube (search for Amazon Luna or, if you have an invitation, go to the Amazon Luna page of your browser).

c) REFRESHMENT ISSUE. To date, it is not known whether, when and in what amounts contributions will be allocated to the companies concerned. Will the costs of the tampons be fully covered? If so, will they be reimbursed later or will the contributions be anticipated? Not insignificant issues that had to be analyzed before and not after.

d) WHAT DO ATHLETES THINK? Are we sure that the athletes themselves are in favor of restarting? Think of a freelancer, who cannot afford to stay at home (although asymptomatic) without working or of those who live in a family environment and, therefore, in the case of positivity would affect an entire nucleus. Or to those who live with elderly people? Opinions, also in this case, are conflicting and there are teams that would risk finding themselves with halved staff.

e) ACCIDENTS IN A SYSTEM ALREADY OVERLOADED. The practice of football inevitably brings with it injuries and situations in which it is necessary to resort to health facilities. In a period in which even more important operations and therapies are postponed so as not to burden an already burdened system, it does not appear farsighted to create situations (inevitable, we repeat) that increase the work of health professionals.

f) THE GENERAL PERCEPTION. Not everyone considers sport, in this case football (not youthful, because in this case we are talking about major leagues), as a fundamental element. And, then, the perception of a large part of the population would be to think that schools they remain closed, the bars can only work with takeaways but the amateur camps are open and, without hypocrisy and with a widespread level of stress, even the general perception of the issue cannot be neglected.

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According to the verifications made by the Opera Universitaria: “There is no striking fact that involved many people, but it would have been, according to the documentation provided by the Consorzio Formazione Cultura Servizi, of a couple of episodes of unauthorized gatherings with the presence of more than 4 people “

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The pandemic problem is to be considered solved or in the process of being solved in those countries that have been able to manage it. Not for the others. Unfortunately, we are among these

Can we consider Covid-19 a solved problem? The question may seem absurd in a country that has just confirmed and in some ways accentuated restrictions, and in a continent where governments still close certain borders. But it is entirely reasonable if we look at the international data on infections and vaccinations. Countries that have accelerated the procurement and diffusion of vaccines, quickly switching to single-dose, break down infections beyond expectations. The macroscopic case is Israel, which has already vaccinated over 90 percent of the population and is now giving away the remaining vaccines to some poor countries. But the United States is also heading in the same direction. The Biden administration has made a change, while not abandoning the Trumpian concept of “America First”, offering attractive conditions to pharmaceutical companies in exchange for rapid supplies and thus making it convenient for companies to direct production to the United States. It has also enhanced the logistics to speed up the inoculation. The recent approval of the Johnson & Johnson single-dose vaccine will further accentuate a process that has already led the country to a 25 percent vaccine rate (remember that the minimum rate for herd immunity is around 65 percent). Post-Brexit UK is also giving a good try, with over 30 per cent vaccinated. It is by no means excluded, indeed it is probable, that these countries and others in the same vein will be able, once the summer season arrives and the strategy is carried forward further, to turn the page definitively.

The common feature of these countries lies in having deployed all the necessary financial and logistical resources. Whatever it takes, one might say. And it’s worth it. Clemens Fuerst and Daniel Gros show in a recent article that the price per dose needed to induce pharmaceutical companies to accelerate production is negligible compared to the advantage, even if only economic, of putting each additional person away from the virus. It is therefore not advisable to negotiate beyond a certain limit on price margins, or to enter into conflict with companies by disputing alleged defaults. Better to change the conditions offered by making them not only more favorable, but above all rewarding in the event of early delivery. Unfortunately, this is not the strategy of the European Union so far.

Today we are touching on a very delicate topic that we are sure has made (at least once) lose the temper, the desire and the motivation of more than a few subjects who, like us, are involved in trying to improve safety in the workplace:

What irritates us most is not the proper expression, but the meaning of denial towards a modification or change, which is contained within the thought of the element that mentions it with an Oscar-winning serenity, unaware of the damage that that entails. his slippery attitude and heedless of the continuous evolution of the world of work and social relations.

Hence the title of this article, is it always worth it? When you find yourself having to fight with the dull mentality and the forced obstructionism towards change, is it still worth it?

We personally “ate a lot of hard bread” in this regard and who knows how much more we will have to eat, we have had moments of despair, moments in which the only way out seemed to abandon everything and throw in the towel because as you know, the ‘deliberate ignorance is not fought with traditional means, however, by virtue of the long-term results of the ongoing struggles, past ones and those that will surely come tomorrow we can tell you with our heads held high that YES! ALWAYS WORTH IT!

IT IS WORTH resisting and continuing on the most tortuous path which is that of not surrendering to the first obstacles and not even to the second and third ones, because the satisfactions of this profession are many and many; maybe no one will ever say “good” or “thank you” however, on the sly, when you read the reports of injuries and accidents and the number is insignificant or limited, when the company is covered with posters and information brochures, when the exercise surprise evacuation produces the expected results, when the worker uses PPE, when the person in charge is vigilant, when the RR.LL.SS. they give you the right feedback, etc …. well …. it is also (if not above all) thanks to you.

60% of our work is communication and this is why we feel discouraged when the interlocutor, whether a worker or the Employer himself, does not listen to us or listens biased and sufficiently.

Our commitment must be constant in improving ourselves and in understanding the right channel to make the message we want to communicate efficient, often adapting the means of communication to the interlocutor in front of us, since not everyone perceives information in the same way.

In the NO moments, remember the importance of this profession and the fact that spreading the culture of safety is essential in our still too reluctant society. Ours is a key role, be patient and satisfaction will come.

remember that good horses can be seen at long distance and also that with the right key, all doors are opened!

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From personal experience, we think that the waste of paper, time and ink was greater than the interest on the part of the kids. In recent years we have witnessed continuous attempts to create an intelligent and above all interesting newspaper, but unfortunately it cannot be denied that every single publication has been quite a failure. Even if every year the initiative started with enthusiasm and with the best intentions, thinking “this will be a good year!”, The results have not been there. The main problem, probably, is the fact that no one has ever really been interested and engaged in the business and in the creation of the articles.

Many guys have taken the situation to heart, and we appreciate, but at this point, there must be something wrong with the “assembly line”. Even the “IPSE DIXIT”, the only section of the Giornalino that attracted attention, in the various issues went into decline: in the end, in order not to eliminate it, being objectively the first (and perhaps the only) part to be sought by readers, jokes were reported that were not funny. Not to mention the graphics! Surely there is someone who could do a little nicer job: go and save the Giornalino !! (also rhymes) Appearance is a lot! We know that for quality graphics and perhaps even in color, the costs are quite high and perhaps a school like ours cannot afford to “waste” this money, even if a well-edited magazine would be a really good thing. Another problem I think is the fact that probably the computers on which the editorial team works are not suitable for cutting-edge and captivating work. And why not encourage kids to write articles? It could be a good input to give credit to anyone who puts themselves in the game to improve what, in fact, could be a badge of our school. It would be even more interesting to find articles that do not only concern the school, but rather, concerning the area, or even more, relating to the proposals that the municipality of Milan offers us, under all aspects. Looking for a theme of the month wouldn’t be a bad idea either, and we’re pretty sure that even with a few sensible tweaks, people would get more passionate.

We have tried to rattle off the most relevant issues and problems, hoping that perhaps our quite provocative article will bring improvements, if they are possible.

Ours is not meant to be a free criticism of those who deal with the Giornalino, we are the first who would like it, but rather that this is perhaps not better to do without it?

Years ago I took care of the editorial board of the magazine of the Noverasco office, in short, I did what we can associate with the director. So article hunting, editing, layout etc.

I can tell you that the adventure lasted a year and a half more or less, then, as you said, the thing went into decline, little interest in writing and reading.

Regarding the use of paper and costs, however, I can give you a suggestion, there are several services that allow the publication of documents online, which could adapt to the needs of a small newspaper. Very trivially it would still be enough to publish it in PDF.

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Everything turned into easy business for everyone. I didn’t hold back. But I, at least, have never impoverished anyone. I don’t know if the same thing can be said today, in the case of some artists and some evenings ». Yes, because long before the talks about pandemics, lockdowns, lockouts, refreshments, greasy discos to keep closed and so on, the clubbing system already showed heavy cracks behind the glittering face of Tomorrowland, the Balearics, Berghain, dance festivals full of people, of Kalkbrenner, of the EDM explosion with crazy numbers in streaming, as well as articles in newspapers and online magazines remotely controlled by Anglo-Saxon press offices and therefore always euphoric, always sparkling.

A crisis that was born – and still persists – perhaps precisely because the focus on music was lost and still has been lost, replacing it instead with that on fame, on the name. The focus on creativity has been lost and, Claudio loved to emphasize, also on ethics. In fact, always in that distant but profoundly prophetic chat: “We must bring ethics back to the center of every discourse. How many people today buy a thousand downloads of their song on Beatport, so they rise in the charts and make a name for themselves? And I shouldn’t be the one to tell you this shouldn’t be done, you should figure it out for yourself, damn it. And then again: we want to talk about the places that continue to book DJs as if they were the stickers of an album, just to collect famous names without any logic and without any artistic direction? And, speaking of art direction, those places that delegate all programming to external booking agencies, letting themselves be remotely controlled by them? Do we want to talk about it? Do we realize how insane is this what? “.

All this said with great awareness. «You understand now why I say that everything should be downsized. Overdoing it is bad for you, and bad for music. Oh, I know and understand the objection that can be made to me: “Well done, you have done your rounds in the carousel and now instead you say that we must stop everything: who are you to tell us? What do you want from us? “. Answer: just because I did the tour and I know what it leads to, I think I can afford to say that no, it’s not worth doing. In the long run it’s not worth it. ” Also because there was not only the fame of dj, of track filler, of king of the night and of house music: if Claudio Coccoluto became the dj-par-antonomasia it was at a certain point because you started to see him, and a lot, even in other contexts.

The situation could get worse, defaults increase and in the short term the losses could exceed the profits. But the high yield market potentially remains a great deal. Word of James Tomlins, manager of M&G Investments’ M&G (Lux) Global High Yield ESG Bond fund, that returns could be significant over the medium to long term. In fact, there are a number of reasons that play in favor of this market: the rapid and incisive policy response, the fact that the crisis triggered by the coronavirus should sooner or later have a certain end and the low valuations given that many of the bad news are already been priced.

“We have seen negative returns of -12.7% in the global high yield market. After a weak February, this brought first quarter returns to -13.7%. To put this into context, these were the worst second month and second quarter since 1998. Only in October 2008 and in the fourth quarter of 2008 was there a worse decline for the market ”.

“Yes, but probably not that much. In the long run, spreads have been wider (reaching over 2,000 basis points after the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy), and currently hover at just under 1,000 basis points. It is difficult to pinpoint the low point of this particular market cycle. It may have been a few days ago, it may be in a few months, but what gives me hope and comfort that the situation may not get much worse is that the policy response we have seen has been swift and incisive both in terms of support. to markets and direct fiscal support to companies and individuals. Remember that the last time spreads reached over 2000 was before the United States passed the Troubled Asset Relief Program directive. And we are also trusted by the fact that the coronavirus crisis has a very specific cause and therefore should have a certain end: once the infection rates drop significantly and life returns to a semblance of normalcy, the world will move on. . Of course, the economic impacts will be lasting, but not forever and, given the action of policymakers, I don’t think this is an existential crisis for high-yield markets “.

“Definitely. Global default rates stood between 0 and 5% for the high yield, before entering the current scenario.

We just have to note that this country has lacked, politically speaking, the human material.

They have tried and have even succeeded, but the question to ask is at what price? But above all who is paying this heavy fine. Those of us who do not remember the clear and clear political statements, pre-vote, which then led to the formation of the current parliamentary team. On the one hand, the then center-right, with the League in the lead “never with the five stars, never with the left. On the other, that of the center-left, “never with the five stars, never with the right”, paradoxically in the center in the anti-caste area the five stars “never with the populists of the right never with the left both guilty of having destroyed the country in the last 20 years “. After the elections, the first result was the Lega – Five-star government, the first Conte government, the second, always with Conte at the helm, the democratic party and the five-star government, all in just over a year.

The final result, without any concrete solution, in the continuous navigating between special powers, commissioners, phantom economic recovery plans and countless DPCMs was that after more than a year of pandemic, we are going to return to the red zone. Here is the unconditional surrender of the political class and its ruling class which cost, it is worth remembering, 100,000 Italians who died from Covid 19.

And so, pull the oars in the boat: Government of national salvation in a political jumble, certainly post ideological, with a pure technician and related external consultants at the helm for the most delicate issues that require real preparation, such as the question of the Recovery Plan in addition to all the logistics, to combat the pandemic, entrusted to the military. All disguised as a balance of survival with political ministers and undersecretaries, but who in fact, as they say in football jargon, “will not touch the ball”. In fact, even if they are all still firmly anchored in their seats, what in sociology would be called the Political Institution has failed, which has in fact lost its social function but even more so as to form the ruling class of a country. Between resignations, split coalitions, changes of shirt, expulsions from parliamentary groups and so on and so forth, in fact we just have to note that this country is lacking, politically speaking, the human material. Strong leadership, capable of making even drastic and unpopular decisions, but effective

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Last year’s edition was epic, we can thank Bugo and Morgan with the story that has become a viral meme “What’s going on?”, Piero Pelù who, during the performance of the final, stole the handbag of a lady in the audience, Elettra Lamborghini with the duet with Miss Keta, Fiorello who imitates Maria De Filippi and many others.

It was certainly the last musical event that we were able to enjoy quietly before the pandemic broke out. So I wonder if Sanremo 2021 will be equally epic despite the bad moods of this period and the limitations imposed.

In my opinion it will be and will still be able to bring distraction and positivity in the midst of so much controversy.

But let’s go into detail. Let’s start with the cast of the Big category which for a good part comes from the indie scene but that’s fine because we finally have competitors who dominate the contemporary music scene. Here is a recap of the artists:

I approve of this artistic choice as there are different musical genres and lots of applause to Orietta Berti who had the courage to get involved, a sign of how much she cares about music and who participates without the ultimate aim of having to win but only for pure taste. to have fun. What if she really wins? Well we can only wish him that!

But let’s get back to us. As for the Sanremo Giovani category there are eight artists competing:

The Youth category will be presented during the first two evenings with four artists each. Only two will be the finalists who will perform during the final on March 5th where the winner will be decreed.

The whole event will take place inside the Ariston theater, with no internal audience, much less the external one because the municipality of Sanremo will be under special surveillance as well as being highly armored to avoid any kind of gathering. Unfortunately this will be a discordant note in that place that has always brought and continues to bring joy, but health and safety first of all.

How are we for guests? Amadeus and Fiorello do not disappoint even this year. We will see alternating conductors in all evenings Achille Lauro and Zlatan Ibrahimovic. As for the guests for an evening there will be both musicians and actors and sportsmen. Here are some of them: Alessandra Amoroso, Serena Rossi, Beatrice Vanzini, Vittoria Ceretti, Negramaro, Il Volo, Loredana Bertè, Mahmood, Ornella Vanoni with Francesco Gabbani, Mahmood, Alex Schwazer, Alberto Tomba and Federica Pellegrini. Laura Pausini was confirmed at the last moment, fresh from her Golden Globe victory as best song thanks to the song and soundtrack Io Sì (Seen) for the film Life in front of her.

Naomi Campbell was also supposed to be present to co-host the prime time but due to US restrictions currently in force she was unable to accept the proposal, instead of her there will be actress Matilde De Angelis.

For those who will not be able to follow the Festival, there will be The Jackal with the Tutto Sanremo podcast but it lasts less than it was inaugurated on February 24 on Spotify. They started by telling the past editions and will continue commenting evening by evening Sanremo 2021.

So why follow Sanremo? Because it is part of Italian culture and because it always manages to make us smile, for better or for worse. So let’s get comfortable on the sofa with a bottle of wine and enjoy the festival.

No twist, no second thoughts, at the end of the 2020 championship Valentino Rossi will say goodbye to the World Championship, at least as a rider. The champion from Tavullia confirmed this in some interviews released recently: «I signed my last contract and there won’t be another one. It wasn’t an easy decision, ”the Doctor said. First there is still a fascinating and prestigious goal to try to reach, the tenth world championship: “I still believe in it, I know it will be difficult but I want to try.”

Nine times MotoGP World Champion, 115 victories and 234 podiums in 402 races, 41 years old just yesterday, The Doctor, after 25 seasons, is preparing to end his wonderful career in MotoGP. Born on February 16, 1979, Rossi is one of the most titled riders on two wheels, by virtue of the nine world titles he won (five of which he won consecutively between 2001 and 2005), he is the only rider in the history of the World Championship to have won the World Championship in four different classes: 125, 250, 500 and MotoGP.

On 8 March, in Qatar, the great MotoGP circus will make the engines roar again. He will be there too, for the eighth championship in a row on the Yamaha. Rossi has come from some quite disappointing seasons. Many placings and a success that has been missing since 2017, from the Assen GP. A lifetime does indeed, but despite this there are still many who believe that he will soon return to victory. Maybe it’s just a question of the bike, the feeling with the rear that caused many problems last season, especially when the wear increased and the grip dropped, forcing him to fight too many times in the middle group. A giant that has become bulky even for Yamaha, in constant pursuit of Honda and Ducati. Marquez and Dovizioso run away, the Spaniard is one step away from overtaking Valentino in the world Olympus. It will not be a peaceful coexistence, certainly. Because Marquez is another aspect of the problem: too fast and hungry. Different from the various Biaggi, Gibernau, Capirossi and Stoner who, with and against Valentino, marked the golden age of the premier class.

Quartararo, his team colleague, will take his place on the factory Yamaha starting from 2021, eyes on the new season which will be the decisive one. Rossi’s performance in the first half of the season will be important to understand how the Italian 46’s career will continue; in agreement with his team, in fact, they will make the best decision for the future of both.

Unfortunately, time also passes for legends like him and from here at the beginning of the summer he will have to decide whether to continue or say goodbye to his world after more than twenty years of career, of triumphs, but also of defeats. A parable that resembles that of Francesco Totti, with doubts, reflections, hazards. Then the inevitable farewell dictated by technical and programming logic. Time is not kind to giants. Totti like Rossi, Roma like Yamaha. Stories that intertwine, myths that merge. And they get lost.

Valentino Rossi’s projects include endurance races on four wheels, but the hope of millions of fans is that his stay in MotoGP will be extended as much as possible. Is it still worth it?

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