#C.T. II

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The mummies of Yuya (left) and Tuyu (right)

Yuya & Thuya’s tomb was the most famous “untouched” tomb until 16 years later with the discovery of Tutankhamun’s a few years later (Thuya & Yuya’s great-grandson). The tomb of Yuya and Thuya was, until the discovery of Tutankhamun’s, one of the most spectacular ever found in the Valley of the Kings despite Yuya not being a king.

Although the burial site was robbed in antiquity, many objects not considered worth plundering by the robbers remained. Both the mummies were largely intact and were in an amazing state of preservation. Their faces in particular were relatively undistorted by the process of mummification, and provide an extraordinary insight into the actual appearance of the deceased while alive.

Yuya was a courtier from Akhmim, Egypt, with titles such as "King’s Lieutenant Master of the Horse Father-of-the-god". His mummy was found in the Valley of the Kings alongside his wife Thuya's in Tomb KV46 in 1905 by British Egyptologist James Edward Quibell.

The mummy of Yuya was found partially wrapped with only his torso being divested of wrappings by ancient robbers. When the body of Yuya was removed from his innermost coffin, a partially strung necklace composed of large gold and lapis lazuli beads was found behind his neck, where it had presumably fallen after being snapped by looters.

Sir Grafton Elliot Smith describes the mummy of Yuya as one of the finest examples of the embalming practices of the 18th Dynasty. The mummy is that of an older man. His thick, wavy hair is a yellowish color, and was probably bleached by the embalming materials rather than being naturally blonde.

Smith says the hair was white when Yuya died. His body cavity was packed with balls of linen soaked in resins, and his perineum is thickly coated with resinous material to such an extent that his genitals are completely covered.

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The well-preserved mummy of Thuya shows a woman of around 50–60 years of age. She measures at 145cm tall (4ft 9.1). Thuya’s body was discovered laying serenely within her coffin, with a large linen shroud knotted at the back and secured by four bandages, leaving her feet and face exposed.

Douglas Derry, accompanying anatomist Grafton Elliot Smith whilst examining the body of Thuya, discovered she was wearing gold foil sandals upon her feet. Thuya’s arms lay alongside her body with her hands flat. Her ears are double pierced. Her mummy has the inventory number CG 51191.

C.T. scanning of Thuya’s mummy show a smooth lateral curve of the spine, with its convexity to the left (thoracolumbar scoliosis), with a Cobb angle of 25 degrees.

Thuya is missing various teeth, with the right premolar and left first molar missing. Thuya also has a damaged, half broken second molar tooth on the left. The damage to Thuya’s teeth was more than likely pre-mortem, meaning it happened during her lifetime. There are multiple Egyptian mummies who tend to have abscesses and dental issues, including Ramesses II, also known as “Ramesses the Great”.

The damage to Thuya’s teeth and scoliosis, would fit with the estimated age range of her body at death. However, the C.T. scans did not reveal a possible cause of death for Thuya.

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guy(1) who(2) cites(3) the(4) exact(5) dictionary(6) page(7) every(8) time(9) he(10) uses(11) a(12) word(13)

Jessie Coulson, H.W. Fowler, and William Little, The Shorter Oxford English Dictionary: Volume I, 3rd edition, revised and edited by C.T. Onions, (Oxford: Claredon Press, 1973) 907.

Jessie Coulson, H.W. Fowler, and William Little, The Shorter Oxford English Dictionary: Volume II, 3rd edition, revised and edited by C.T. Onions, (Oxford: Claredon Press, 1973) 2543.

Op. Cite., Coulson Vol. I, 341.

Op. Cite., Coulson Vol. II, 2276-2277.

Op. Cite., Coulson Vol. I, 693.

Ibid., 554.

Op. Cite., Coulson Vol. II, 1493.

Op. Cite., Coulson Vol. I, 691.

Op. Cite., Coulson Vol. II, 2308-2309.

Op. Cite., Coulson Vol. I, 935-936.

Op. Cite., Coulson Vol. II, 2441-2442.

Op. Cite., Coulson Vol. I, 1.

Op. Cite., Coulson Vol. II, 2569-2570.

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Título completo: Ricardo II regalado a la Virgen y al Niño por su patrón San Juan Bautista y los santos Eduardo y Edmundo ('El díptico de Wilton')

Artista: Inglés o francés (?)

Fecha de realización: Alrededor de 1395-9

Medio y soporte: Huevo sobre roble

Dimensiones: 53 × 37 cm

Crédito de adquisición: Comprado con una subvención especial y contribuciones de Samuel Courtauld, vizconde Rothermere, C.T. Stoop y el Fondo de Arte, 1929

Número de inventario: NG4451

Ubicación: En préstamo: Tesoros Nacionales, Museo Ashmolean de Arte y Arqueología, Oxford, Reino Unido

Colección: Colección Principal

Propietarios anteriores: Carlos I, rey de Gran Bretaña

Este pequeño díptico portátil es una de las pocas pinturas sobre tabla inglesas que han sobrevivido de la Edad Media. Realizada para Ricardo II, rey de Inglaterra de 1377 a 1399, en los últimos cinco años de su vida, combina imágenes religiosas y seculares para encarnar su concepción personal de la realeza.

En el interior, el Rey es presentado a la Virgen y al Niño Jesús por Edmundo y Eduardo el Confesor, los santos patronos de Inglaterra y su patrón personal, Juan el Bautista. Ricardo extiende las manos para dar o recibir el estandarte con la cruz roja y blanca, las armas de San Jorge. Cristo levanta su mano para bendecir el estandarte y, con él, el gobierno de Ricardo.

El emblema de Ricardo de un ciervo blanco, o ciervo, se muestra en el exterior, y como insignias usadas por la hueste de ángeles. El rey adoptó este símbolo de su madre, pero también actuó como un juego de palabras visual con su nombre (Richart en francés).

Información e imagen de la web de The National Gallery of London.

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Pacific Missile Test Center Point Mugu F-4J Phantom II BuNo 155563, PMTC-92, next to a VMFA-112 Phantom, August 1985, Photo by C.T. Robbins.

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August 2018

Summary: My Senior Year. Man was I a mess. I was doing my stage management internship while writing my twenty four page research paper. Which, I had no plan for at all that year. So, I decided last minute to just do it on my favorite fairytale and just run with it. My professor had me rewrite the first half of my paper at least ten times that semester before I even got it right. And, by that point I was stressing on whether or not I was going to even be able to finish my paper. 

PLAYLIST LINK

A Thousand Years (Instrumental Cover) by The Piano Guys

There is a Reason by Konomi Suzuki

His Daughter by Molly Kate Kestner

Whiskey Lullaby by Alison Krauss & Brad Paisley

The Wisp Sings by Winter Aid

Lonely Heart by 5 Seconds of Summer

Unsteady by X Ambassadors

Demons by Imagine Dragons

Willow by Jasmine Thompson

You Say by Lauren Daigle

Youth by Daughter

God Help The Outcasts by Heidi Mollenhauer & Chorus of The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Myth by Beach House

I Found by Amber Run

Not About Angels by Birdy

Heal by Tom Odell

I’m Still Here by John Rzeznik

Believer by Lea Michele

They’re Only Human by Frank Wildhorn, Jack Murphy, and Ivan Menchell

Get Off My Back by Bryan Adams

Cello Wars by The Piano Guys

You Can’t Take Me by Bryan Adams

Meet Me On The Battlefield by SVRCINA

Piece by Piece by Kelly Clarkson

Hold On by Extreme Music

Say When by The Fray

Shine by Caroline

Whatever It Takes by Imagine Dragons

Ready As I’ll Ever Be by Varian & Cast of Tangled

Gone by Beth Crowley

Unstoppable by Sia

Nothing Left To Lose by Jeremy Jordan & Eden Espinosa

I Didn’t Ask For This by Beth Crowley

Something Wild by Lindsey Stirling 

Since U Been Gone by Kelly Clarkson

Why Should I Worry by C.T & Becky Townsend

Lone Digger by Caravan Place 

This Day Aria by Princess Cadence and Queen Chrysalis

One Shot by Hunter Hayes

Lake Effect Kid by Fall Out Boy

Birds by Imagine Dragons

This is My Idea by Lex de Azevedo

Can’t Blame A Girl For Trying by Sabrina Carpenter

Close ft. Tove Lo by Nick Jonas

Need You Now by Lady Antebellum

Too Young by Sabrina Carpenter

Perfect by Ed Sheeran

Turning Out by AJR

Shallow by Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper

Jealous ft. Tinashe by Nick Jonas

Congratulations by Dessa

Stay by 5 Seconds of Summer

Say Something by A Great Big World & Christina Aguilera

Shatter Me ft. Lizzy Hale by Lindsey Stirling

What Is Love by V Bozeman

Watercolor eyes by Lana Del Rey

Leave a Light On by Tom Walker 

Rally Go Round by LiSA

What Hurts The Most by Rascal Flatts

You Are The Reason by Calum Scott

Dandelions by Ruth B.

Symphony ft. Zara Larsson by Clean Bandit

Maps by Maroon 5

When She Loved Me by Sarah McLachlan

Always Remember Us This Way by Lady Gaga

Let Her Go by Passenger

Sleeping by Secret Garden

The Night We Met by Lord Huron

Beggin’ by Maneskin

Brothers Under The Sun by Bryan Adams

Syndicate by The Fray 

Photograph by Ed Sheeran

The Call by Regina Spector

Light by Sleeping at Last

I Want Crazy by Hunter Hayes

A Thousand Years by Christina Perri

I Wouldn’t Mind by He Is We

Saturn by Sleeping at Last

Again by Yui

Enchanted by Taylor Swift

Have We Met Before by Sarah Barrios & Eric Nam

If You Love Me for Me by Julie Stevens & Mark Luna

The Gospel Truth I/II/III

Issues by Julia Michaels

Love Me Harder ft. The Weeknd by Ariana Grande

Starlight by Starset

Eastside by Benny Blanco, Halsey, and Khalid

Better Than One by The Score

Noble Maiden Fair by Peigi Barker & Emma Thompson

Man in the Mirror by Keke Palmer 

Bless The Broken Road by Rascal Flatts

I Will Always Return by Bryan Adams

Master of Tides by Lindsey Stirling

My Jolly Sailor Bold by Ashley Serena

Raising Hope by LiSA

When Will My Life Begin by Mandy Moore

I Need To Know by Cassidy Ladden

Catch The Moment by LiSA

Colorful World by Shayna Rose

No Roots by Alice Merton

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NWEF TA-7C Corsair II BuNo 156750 by G. Verver Via Flickr: Naval Weapons Evaluation Facility Albuquerque, NM, TA-7C Corsair II BuNo 156750, NWEF-750, November 1984. Photo by C.T. Robbins.

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Por Victor C.T.

Corría el año de 1934 cuando un joven luchador conocido como el Cyclone McKay acudió a un taller de zapatos ubicado en Tepito buscando a Don Antonio Torres, el mejor  fabricante de calzado para boxeadores ¿el motivo? quería que le confeccionara algo que cubriera su rostro para pasar incognito ante el público en el ring.

Tras su atropelladodebut en tierras aztecas un año antes, quería que su regreso a los cuadriláteros mexicanos fuera un nuevo comienzo, pero sin saberlo, esa particular petición se acabaría convirtiendo en el nacimiento de uno de los grandes íconos de la cultura mexicana: las máscaras de lucha libre.

  James Massey “Cyclone McKey”

Cabe decir que esto no resultó un éxito desde el principio pues el primer modelo confeccionado no fue lo que esperaba; además de estar inacabado, su tamaño reducido y material sofocante le causó incomodidad para portarlo. Aquello desembocó en una discusión con el fabricante al pedirle cuenta por esos errores y la idea terminó siendo dejada de lado por un tiempo.

  Las arenas de lucha en el México de los 40′s

Sin embargo, durante esos meses la visión que tenía McKay para su personaje en el ring no dejó de rondar su cabeza y al cabo de un tiempo decidió volver al taller con una nueva petición. Aunque Don Antonio en un inicio rechazó la oferta por las anteriores rencillas, ante la insistencia aceptó llegar a un acuerdo y puso manos a la obra de lo que sería su creación definitiva.

   Fotos de Don Antonio 

Cambió los materiales por algunos más adecuados a la necesidad del luchador, tomó 17 medidas a la cabeza de McKay y conjunto esos dos elementos como punto de partida para la fabricación. Esta vez, el resultado fue todo un éxito y aquellas medidas se convirtieron en la norma que rige la fabricación de las máscaras de lucha libre hasta nuestros días.

 Cyclone McKay, ahora como La Maravilla Enmascarada

La popularidad de esta llamativa ornamenta que portaba orgulloso el Cyclone (ahora renombrado como “La Maravilla Enmascarada”) en cada combate pronto hizo eco en el país y más temprano que tarde, tuvimos a nuestro primer enmascarado mexicano quién vino del lado de los rudos: El Murciélago Velázquez.

 Jesús Velazquez Quintero “El Murciélago Velázquez”

Esto marcó el inicio de la era de las grandes leyendas del pancracio nacional ya que tras el Murciélago vinieron varias figuras míticas empezando por su más famoso admirador, El Murciélago Enmascarado II, quién más tarde cambiaría su nombre a El Santo, el enmascarado de plata. Pero eso ya es historia de otro round.

#LuchaLibre #Máscaras #Murciélago #Cuadrilátero #Arena #Leyendas #Cyclone #ElSanto

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G. Verver

PMTC F-4J Phantom II BuNo 155563

Pacific Missile Test Center Point Mugu F-4J Phantom II BuNo 155563, PMTC-92, next to a VMFA-112 Phantom, August 1985, Photo by C.T. Robbins.

[globalworship]

The Saints of Selma” (new contemporary icon)

The Saints of Selma” new icon by Kelly Latimore

Kelly writes,

This week marks the 55th anniversary of the crossing of the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama when 600 non-violent civil rights marchers headed east out of Selma on U.S. Route 80 to raise awareness of the need for a federal Voting Rights Act.

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As Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II has said this week the March Continues. It is almost a waste of time to march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, AL for historical remembrance, if we don’t use their lessons in our present day. It is my hope that this icon isn’t simply a reflection, but a symbol of purpose and action. “The Christian community, therefore, is that community that freely becomes oppressed, because they know that Jesus himself has defined humanity's liberation in the context of what happens to the little ones. Christians join the cause of the oppressed in the fight for justice not because of some philosophical principle of "the Good" or because of a religious feeling of sympathy for people in prison. Sympathy does not change the structures of injustice. The authentic identity of Christians with the poor is found in the claim which the Jesus-encounter lays upon their own life-style, a claim that connects the word "Christian" with the liberation of the poor. Christians fight not for humanity in general but for themselves and out of their love for concrete human beings.” James H. Cone, “God of the Oppressed” Those in the icon from left to right: Front row: Rosa Parks, John Lewis, Martin Luther King Jr., Coretta Scott King, Ralph Abernathy. Middle Row: Amelia Boynton, Hosea Williams, James Forman, Jack Singleton-Synder, Andrew Young. Back Row: James Orange, Archbishop Iakovos, Annie Lee Cooper, Diane Nash, C.T. Vivian There are so many others that could be in this icon. Commissioned by Rev. Betsy Singleton- Synder Prints Available here: https://www.artpal.com/KLicons

https://www.facebook.com/kellylatimoreicons/

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Some photos from Birmingham and Selma during the turbulent times::

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Thanks to my friend Eric Lige for sharing these photos.

[smallpressdistribution]

On the Radar: Small Press Lit Events 2019

Keep your Poetry Month inspiration going all through the spring by checking out these rad small press poetry events! 

We’ve included a mix of book launches, readings, festivals, and workshops from SPD authors, presses, and friends to keep you busy (all over the country, so pack up poets)! 

You can find more events like these on our Facebook page.

If you’re an SPD small press with an upcoming author event, send that info our way!

xoxo

Thursday, July 25th

Showcase Reading: Wadud, Sze, Berggrun & Meléndez [NYC] Poets House

Paradiso II: Destiny Hemphill - Eli Viszk - José Romero [CHAPEL HILL, NC] Nightlight Bar & Club

Gabriel Urza: THE WHITE DEATH (Nouvella Books) [PORTLAND] Powells

Community Voices: Poets Speak with Marvin K. White [SF] Museum of the African Diaspora

Friday, July 26th

Because is an Answer: d.a. carter [PORTLAND] Yale Union

SPD Presents: Rita Bullwinkel/ Erick Sáenz/ Kenyatta AC Hinkle/ Chia-Lun Chang [BERKELEY] Moe's Books

Brolaski, Downing, Hume, Koeneke [BERKELEY] Woolsey Heights

Saturday, July 27th

[BOOK LAUNCH] Kabir's Jacket Has a Thousand Pockets by Ayaz Pirani (Mawenzi House) [TORONTO] Knife Fork Book

The 9th Annual NYC Poetry Festival [NYC] Colonel's Row

Reading w/ Jonathan Farmer, Jennifer Funk, C.T. Salazar, and Lindsay Lusby (Bull City Press) [HILLSBOROUGH, NC] Bull City Press House Party

Fourth Annual Chicago Poetry Block Party w/ Poetry Foundation & Poetry Magazine [CHICAGO] National Museum of Mexican Art

Book Launch for The Canción Cannibal Cabaret & Other Songs (Aztlan Libre Press) [SAN ANTONIO] Guadalupe Cultural Arts Theatre

Queer Poetry Night [VENICE] Beyond Baroque

The Fire Thieves reading series [SF] Dog Eared Books Castro

Monday, July 29th

Brandon Shimoda w/ Janice Lee [PORTLAND] Powell's

Tuesday, July 30th

Launch Event! Speech by Jill Magi (Nightboat) [NYC] Callicoon Fine Arts

Poetry Reading: Lee Ann Brown and Hoa Nguyen (Miama University) [OXFORD, OH] Irvin Hall

Wednesday, July 31st

Folkland Book Club featuring books from Small Press Distribution [OAKLAND] Oakland Main Library

Nature / Nurture - Open Mic Poetry featuring Elæ [Lynne DeSilva-Johnson], Kristen Gallagher, Adrian Silbernagel, and Chris Campanioni [NYC] The Algonquin Hotel

Thursday, August 1st

Showcase Reading: Gloria, Silbernagel, Rice-Evans & Cane [NYC] Poet's House

Friday, August 2nd

Salón de Belleza: Gallo, Gizzi, Glantz, Salas Rivera [MEXICO CITY] Aeromoto

Saturday, August 3rd

An evening with Ariana Reines [CATSKILL, NY] Bills

The First Saturday Showcase [OAKLAND] Nomadic Press

Tuesday, August 6th

A Bilingual Reading to Celebrate Women in Translation Month (PEN America) [NYC] Greenlight Bookstore

Wednesday, August 7th

Across The Margin's Michael Shields in conversation with author Casey Rae [DC] Songbyrd

Flash Reading at Art Walk (Bridge Eight Press) [JACKSONVILLE, FL] MOCA Jacksonville

Friday, August 9th

New Life Quarterly Issue 5 Release Party [BERKELEY] 2727 California Street

Francesca Bell & Judy Grahn [SF] Alley Cat Books

Thursday, August 15th

Show Us Your Spines: August 2019 (RADAR Productions) [SF] Jolene's Bar

[uriello-bello]

"A historical chronological depiction from an imaginary Italy: a guess the reference game" Inspired thanks to P.J. Farmer, Alan Moore, John Myers Myers and Kim Newman. Edited! Expanded! Corrected!

Unknown: Pdor Mythos Unknown: Appears the superheroes gene "Vip" 10'000 A.C: In the Mediterranean basin lives a society of amazoness 71 A.C: Spartacus leads a slave rebellion 55 A.C: Tros of Samothrace takes the parts of the Breton resistance against the Roman conquest of Britain 50 A.C: Julius Caesar's complete conquest of Gaul finds resistance against a village in Armorica 11 March 44 A.C: Julius Caesar is murdered 80: Barbarian Ardarico's conquest of Rome miserably fails; Flavian Amphitheatre is inaugurated and Timo becomes a gladiator 128: Architect Lucius Quintus Modestus time travels until the 21st century and reachs the modern Japan VI century: King Alboin befriends and welcomes a sly and smart peasant to his court 726: Girolama Pellacani is raped by the Longobards 1050: Brancaleone of Norcia is born 1076: The saint hermit of Bismantova is sent to Aquileia in search of allies at the behest of Pope Gregory VII, but is hindered by the devil 1080: Brancaleone of Norcia takes part at the first crusade 1141: Baudolino is born 1150: Various supernatural events takes place at the castle of Otranto 1249: The company of Selva Bella participates at the mission to free Enzo of Sardinia 1271: Marco Polo begins his travel toward the Orient 1280: Marco Polo reaches the court of Kublai Khan and tell him about the 55 cities 1295: Marco Polo returns to Venice XIV Century: To win the maritime war against Venice, the Genoese captain Luigi Gottardi builds the underground canal of Meloria 1300: Poet Dante Alighieri visits, during a week, the afterlife 1327: William of Baskerville is involved in a murder case sets in a benedictine abbey 15 April 1452: Leonardo da Vinci is born 1478: Takes places the quests of the "Company of the Gallows" XVI Century: Arte Spalletti becomes an artist 1534: Two english brothers find a passage for a subterranean world where the time flows more slowly and is populated by a society of pygmies 1537: During the battle of Turin, a french soldier mysteriously survive to several deadly wounds 1570: To save her lover, war-prisoner at Famagosta in Cyprus, the duchess of Eboli wears an armor and under the alias of Captain Storm fights several battle against the Ottoman Empire 1595: The suicide of two lovers leads peace in a longtime feud between two Veronese families 1630: The black plague continues its killspread, Spanish local lord Don Rodrigo is found dead 1650s: Alchemist Girolamo Fumagalli develops the basic technique of thanatography 7 January 1730: In Siena is approved the Notice of Violante of Bavaria 1741: Totò Sapore invents pizza to bring peace between the French and Neapolitan armies 1750s: Armando Catalano seeks the treasure of the Templars 1764: Father Schedoni is involved in a conspiracy 1790: Scandal of the decayed noble Mazzini family 1798: Nobleman and ufficial Fabrizio del Dongo is born 25 March 1799: Jacopo Ortis dies 1801: Vampire Giovanni Nosferatu is born 1825: History professor Mercurio Loi disappears 1826: Dr. Weiss solves the Fritzheim case 1829: A frenchman discovers the Spada family's treasure located in Montecristo Isle 1850: Count Isidor Ottavio Baldassarre Fosco reaches England to plan a political conspiracy 1855: Teresa Uzeda Princess of Francalanza dies 1860: Wooden puppet Pinocchio becomes a real children 1863: Three persons, claiming to be part of a scientific expedition, are spotted been ejected from Mt. Stromboli 1864: Countess Marina Vittoria Crusnelli of Malombra gets possessed 1870: Enrico Bottini is born; Edwin Drood mysteriously disappears, leaving a secret still unrevealad 1874: As social experiment, some prisoners are released in a deserted island to create a self-managed isolated colony; Arsène Lupin is born 1878: Rosso Malpelo dies 1885: A frenchman from Tarascon survive to a fall during an attempt to reach the peak of Mt. Blanc 1887: Professor Sandrelli develops a substance that cancels gravity 1888: Full of remorse, baron Carlo Coriolano of Santafusca admits of being a killer 1889: Masked hero "Hidden Face" and Ugo Pastore take part at the Treaty of Wuchale; Escorted by english explorer Adam Wild, Count Narciso Molfetta explores Africa 7 December 1891: Vito Andolini is born 1893: Marco Pagot is born 1895: Architect Emilio Varelli starts the construction of the Three Mothers' manors September 1897: Giannino "Gian Burrasca" Stoppani is born 1898: The suppression of Milan riots are sabotaged by Tommaso Reiner 29 May 1899: Giuseppe "Peppone" Bottazzi is born 30 May 1899: Don Camillo Tarocci is born Early 1900s: Paolo Zeder hypothesizes the "K-Zone" theory; Actress Maria Sarti gains notoriety under the stage name Ninì Tirabusciò 1910: Architect Emilio Varelli finishes the construction of the Three Mothers' manors; Aldovino reaches the moon to marry the princess Yala; Count Emilio Ponticelli partecipes at the Daily Post air race 1911: Famous composer Gustav von Aschenbach dies during a holiday in Venice WWI: Flying ace Marco Pagot turns into an anthropomorphic pig and assumes the identity of Porco Rosso; Aviator Luciano Serra and aviator Matteo Campini take part at the conflict; Baron Cesare Stromboli helps the Triple Entente; Private Piero dies 1915: Air piratess Filibus terrorizes southern Italy performing several thefts 15 October 1915: Emilio Largo is born 1919: A man dressed in red and constantly speaking in rhyme becomes one of the richest italian 1920: Famous film director Guido Anselmi is born 1927: Dr. Artemio Zacchia founds a medicine and natural science academy and starts his studies on immortality March 1927: Detective Francesco Ingravallo solves the Via Merulana mystery June 1929: Fascist militia suppression at Fontamara 1930: Dominetta Vitali is born; Scientist Pier Cloruro de' Lambicchi creates a substance that gives life to the images 1933: Gastone Uliani investigates the Faun's case 17 July 1934: Ugo Fantozzi is born 1935: Italy's invasion of Ethiopia is obstacled by local spy Bara 29 September 1936: Lolito B. Lassica is born 1938: Benzino Napaloni signs an alliance with Adenoid Hynkel; The launch of hierarch Gaetano Maria Barbagli's expedition for Mars takes place; Primo Cossi chooses to undergoes at the EPRA experiment; Dr. Emilio Lizardo and Professor Tohichi Hikita build the oscillation overthruster, Lizardo trying to enter into the 8th dimension becomes insane 1939: Count Zero becomes a fascist agent; Film director Salvatore Di Vita is born 10 May 1939: Hierarch Gaetano Maria Barbagli and his troop land on Mars WWII: Captain Alberto Bertorelli, Captain Antonio Corelli, Sergeant Nicola Lo Russo, Marmittone and Galeazzo Musolesi take part at the conflict; Partisian Johnny loses his life; Partisan Natalino "Capellone" Tartufato saves the life of the english spy Charles Harrison, Private Antonio is considered as straggler in Russia 1940s: Marcella Valmarin becomes a famous actress under the stage name of Alba Doris 25 December 1942: Photographer Valentina Rosselli is born 1944: In a hidden palace in the Republic of Salò, tortures takes place by hand of four wealthy personality of the republic 1945: End of World War II in Europe and the prison camps are freed, Giosuè Orefice is among the survivors. 6 July 1945: Roberto "Rocky" Balboa is born 1950s: Bianca Castafiore is recognized as one of the best soprano in the world; Amelia Bonetti and Pippo Botticella become two renowned tip-tap dancers 6 September 1950: Salvo Montalbano is born 1952: In a laboratory it comes to life a creature made of rubber 1953: Michele Apicella is born; Exorcist Don Zauker lands in Livorno; During a diplomatic visit in Italy a princess escapes through the streets of Rome 1955: Criminal and con artist Mr. Ripley lands in Italy 1956: Painter Buono Legnani commits suicide 1959: Topo Gigio debuts and becomes a television star; Detective Nero Wolfe moves to Rome after some "problems" with FBI 1960: Authoress Enrica Valldolit wins the Nobel Prize in Literature 1961: A british spy agent kills the terrorist Emilio Largo; A cemetery man has a close encounter with the Death 15 August 1962: A young university student loses his life in a car accident caused by an overtaking 1963: Medic Duca Lamberti is expelled and imprisoned for practicing euthanasia; Calimero is born; "The Alphabet Killer" is caught 1966: Criminal Mastermind "The Fox" evades from prison 4 October 1967: Deboroh La Roccia is born 1968: Diabolik is presumed dead; Primo Cossi wakes up from hibernation and becomes a hitman related to the events of the Years of Lead 1969: A british criminal gang robs the FIAT industry 1970s: A criminal uses the sewer of a metropolis as hiding place and house; At Milan a group of bounty hunters form the C.T Association 1971: Fumagalli's thanatography is used to solve the four flies' mystery; Alberto Valle becomes the new Avio Motor CEO 1972: Somewhere in northern Italy, inside the Military Area 36, Professor Endriadi and his research team build the first AI February 1973: Four men commits suicide by eating up to death in a villa near Paris 1975: After months of shipwreck on a deserted island in the Mediterranean, the wife of the industrial Lanzetti and a sailor are saved; The corpses of the Crespi d'Adda cemetery are resurrected 1976: For having inflicts severe damages to the organized criminality all over Italy and in few years, mysterious killers murder the police commissioner Betti 1977: Virginia Ducci survives a murder attempt thanks to her clairvoyance 1978: Science fiction writer Della Spigola is abducted by the martians of Phobos; Discovered a breed of talking dog with a particular white fur with red spots; Famous chef Fausto Zoppi is killed by drowning; It ends the Filippo Carducci's kidnapping case 1980s: The ministry of the Great Hunt is founded; The imagination of a kid leads to the creation of creatures and entities 1980: "Caterina", an American brand of robotic housekeeper goes on sale; Neapolitan mafia boss "The Marseillaise" and his gang are killed after a showdown; Rocky Giraldi is born, so named in honour of the famous boxer 3 October 1980: Leonardo Zuliani is born 1981: The criminal known as "The Human Beast" loses his life in a gunfight 1982: The "K-Zone" theory is confirmed and Paolo Zeder is resurrected as zombie 1983: For the first time, alive peoples witness the "Palio of Siena of the dead contrade"; It is archived the case of the serial killer known as "The Killer Dwarf"; Naples F.C pays three billion for the acquisition of Brazilian footballer Paulo Roberto Cotequinho, he'll lead the Naples to the victory of its first championship four years later. 1984: Two men timetravel back until the 1492 August 1988: The first issue of "Bloody Eye" is published 1989: During a conference in Rome experts try to discover the truth about Edwin Drood mystery. 1990: FIFA World Cup scandal, the Italy team hires two pornstars to win; Salvo Montalbano becomes a police commissioner 1991: During the quadriennial Pallastrada world competition a prophecy comes true 1992: Sicilian gangster Johnny Stecchino uselessly resort to a person exchange to avoid death; During the annual Milan Film Festival, mystery fiction writer and amateur sleuth Jessica Fletcher resolves a murder case November 1992: Daria Marchesi is imprisoned for the Baldacci murder, Marino Strano becomes Bloody Eye's head writer 1994: "The Florence Monster" is finally arrested; A feud between two families ends with the use of a low-potential atomic warhead; After various vicissitudes experienced in India, Marco Donati is exposed at the Aquarium Berlin as "The boy with the gills" 1995: Marco Buratti aka "The Alligator" starts a new career as P.I. 1996: After his death Ugo Fantozzi returns to life until 1998 1997: Police agent Napoleone di Carlo abandons his profession and moves in Switzerland 1999: Ugo Fantozzi is cloned; "The Fish in Love" becomes an international bestseller 2000s: Jimi Dini works at the development of his videogame "Nirvana"; Dr. Bartolomeo Zacchia continues his father's studies 2001: A romanian vampire is sighted in Rome April 2001: Giorno Giovanna becomes the Gangstar of the mafia association "Passione" 2005: Police agent Rocky Giraldi enters in service 2006: Rise of nationalism in Italy brings the birth of Captain Padania July 2006: Leonardo Zuliani disappears 2007: Mater Lacrimarum is killed 2009: During a spiritual séance, Gualtiero Marchesi conjures the Emily Ann Faulkner's spirit 2013: Long Wei becomes a local hero for the chinese communities in Italy; Celestine VI becomes the new pope 2014: An amateur gang of smart drugs dealers is arrested; Michele Silenzi gains superpowers 2015: Low-grade criminal Enzo Ceccotti gets superpowers; Arsène Lupin's grandson is spotted in Italy 2016: Benzino Napaloni is cloned; Mario Bambea survives at his attempted suicide but develops an alter ego

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