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ANNO XXVIII NUMERO 273 SETTEMBRE 2020 IN PRIMO PIANO IN QUESTO NUMERO L’ODISSEA DELLO SKATEBOARDING PARK › Da anni i ragazzi resistono tra buche e rischi nell’impianto del Q2 ad Ancona. Unica speranza: che il Comune vinca il bando ministeriale per farne uno nuovo e funzionale a Posatora RIVIERA DEL CONERO, CACCIA AI RIFIUTI PLASTICI › Al via col natante Pelikan il primo progetto del nuovo centro di multi-ricerca a Marina Dorica ANCONACREA, STREET ART NO STOP › Writers autofinanziatisi salvano l’Edizione 2020 Nuovi murales riqualificano Capodimonte OSIMO, DOLCEZZE SENZA HANDICAP › I “diversamente abilissimi” del microbiscottificio Frolla URLO REPORT DA FRIGOLANDIA › La libera Repubblica di Giano dell’Umbria oasi di cultura, arte e pensiero minacciata di sgombero dalla Giunta comunale Sos per difendere “la fantasia al potere” › Le fanta-avventure editoriali di Vincenzo Sparagna & C Veronica Fabbri, dell’Urlo fan club Forte Altavilla, Pietralacroce, Ancona (foto di Silvia Breschi) S o m m a r i o PAGINA.......................................................................................................3 L’ANCONA “ROTTA” › La “crew” dello skateborading “in trappola”: da anni i ragazzi resistono tra buche e rischi nell’impianto del Q2. Comune partecipa “Tangenti” per Mezzavalle, indaga la Procura a bando per farne uno nuovo e funzionale a Posatora Almeno uno steward avrebbe chiesto soldi ai turisti per accedere senza la prenotazione con l’app di i- › Mercato delle Erbe: rotto l’artistico e storico Beach: è stato sospeso. orologio della facciata, ferme le lancette an- (tratto da www.ilrestodelcarlino.it dell’8/9/20209) che di quello interno. Comune inattivo PAGINA.......................................................................................................4 RIVIERA CONERO, CACCIA AI RIFIUTI PLASTICI Fabriano - Parcheggia l’auto in garagee si ritrova › Al via col natante Pelikan il primo progetto di Paola Frontini del nuovo centro di multi-ricerca con vari circondata dai cinghiali: paura per una donna partner a Marina Dorica. Quasi pronta una nuova mini-Pelikan agile come un granchio (…) Grande paura per una donna residen- stavano nel garage e altri due all’esterno. La don- te in via Bovio. Come riporta il Resto na si è barricata in auto nella speranza che se ne arliamone del sig. Covid, non farò sermo- › Studenti Univpm studiano inquinanti ni tecno-medici poiché non è il mio setto- col microscopio del Carlino, venerdì sera attorno alle andassero: è quello che è successo. Una volta 20, dopo aver posteggiato l’auto si è che gli ungulati sono usciti, è uscita di corsa re (La dott.ssa Tirone è un Cult anni ’80, PAGINA.......................................................................................................5 ritrovata davanti a un gruppo di per entrare in casa.! Ppassato remoto direi...). Ciò che scriverò ANCONACREA, LA STREET ART NON SI FERMA cinghiali entrati nella sua abitazio- (tratto da www.anconatoday.it del 7/9/2020) non vuole assolutamente sminuire le emozioni sul › Writers autofinaziatisi salvano l’Edizione ’20. ne. (…) ce n’erano due che rovi- tema di chi legge, ma mi piace sdrammatizzare, Nuovi murales riqualificano Capodimonte mi aiuta a vivere meglio. No, non perdo capacità PAGINE.............................................................................................6 e 7 empatica. Anzi, questa capacità, unita alla mia psicomotricità e psicopatologia climateriosa, fa di SPETTACOLANDIA Chiede di indossare la mascherina me una persona, aggiungerei, assolutamente › Come t’ammazzo la noia: musica, completa ed equilibrata! Detto questo, ecco cosa cinema, teatro, mostre e tempo libero Passeggera insultata sul bus: “Un ragazzino ho notato: diverse tipologie da sindrome film PAGINA.......................................................................................................8 cyber post atomico. I miei preferiti sono quei tipi SUONI & ULTRASUONI mi ha tossito in faccia” soli, in auto, con la mascherina (ho visto anche gente col casco e la mascherina tirata sotto il › Decibel & Adrenalina “Non solo hanno fatto gli sbruffoni rivolgendomi gue il viaggio e la signora scende per prendere poi › Urla dalle cantine: Yula mento), cosa fanno? Girano le rotonde più volte e epiteti vari e offendendomi verbalmente, ma uno - racconta ancora - “la linea C, che da Chiaravalle iniziano a dare la precedenza a chi viene da fuori › Retromania: Relatively Clean Rivers, 1976 di questi ragazzi (…) mi ha pure tossito contro. prosegue (…) per Ancona. I tre ragazzi presenti inchiodando improvvisamente. Direi che la man- PAGINA.......................................................................................................9 Tutto questo a seguito della mia richiesta di in- sulla F, salgono insieme a me e (…) se ne aggiun- dossare la mascherina”. gono altri (…) a fare gruppetto. (…) Tutti con la canza di ossigeno intacca lievemente la loro atti- CULTURA RESISTENTE vità cerebrale, per non parlare del loro QI…. Vo- › Freschi di stampa: “The story of life A raccontare la vicenda è Luana Polenta, 65enne mascherina abbassata e io li ho nuovamente invi- di Camerata Picena, che ieri pomeriggio si trova- tati a tenerla indossata (…). Anche in questo caso glio solo dire: pensate anche agli altri, uscite dal- - Gli ultimi giorni di Jimi Hendrix”, la zona SCI-fi Cyber post atomica, “camomillate- “Gino Tommasi (Annibale) - Va Brigata va a bordo della linea F Conerobus: “Ero salita sono stata insultata (…). Mi hanno risposto dicen- per andare da Camerata a Castelferretti. (…) Ho domi frasi del tipo: “Io voglio prendere il Covid” vi”!. Garibaldi”, “Campi fascisti - Una vergogna C’è chi è stato infastidito dalla mia positività e ri- italiana” visto un gruppetto di ragazzi, tutti con la masche- poi “Non voglio morire soffocato per colpa tua” rina tirata giù. Educatamente ho chiesto di metter- mentre un altro ha attraversato il corridoio e quan- cerca di equilibrio, dalle mie risate e dai post in- › Cinevasioni: Venezia ed. 77 rilancia il cinema coraggianti, qualcuno mi ha tolto l’amicizia, ad al- › Marche Teatro fa “Poker d’assi” alle Muse la (con bocca e naso coperti, ndr) ma loro (…) mi do mi è arrivato vicino, mi ha tossito in faccia”. hanno minacciata e insultata”. La linea F prose- (tratto da www.cronacheancona.it del 26/8/2020) tri l’ho dovuta togliere io... Tranquilli, ho fatto la li- PAGINA....................................................................................................10 sta nera tipo “Kill Bill”, me li ricordo tutti. Non OSIMO, DOLCEZZE SENZA HANDICAP guardo manco più i film drammatici, figurati se › I “diversamente abilissimi” del biscottificio tollero deliri gratis, amo i miei simili ma so evitare Frolla se necessario... li amo guardandoli da lontano! I L’anello non esce dal dito: arrivano i vigili del fuoco disagi, purtroppo, hanno intaccato anche chi PAGINA......................................................................................................11 Questa mattina, gli uomini del 115 sono stati chia- piccole cesoie utilizzate minuziosamente dai vigi- avrebbe dovuto essere un punto di riferimento FRIGOLANDIA, LA FANTASIA AL POTERE mati dal pronto soccorso dell’ospedale di Chiara- li del fuoco. (non tutti eh), quelli in divisa: una poliziotta fran- # Urlo report dalla libera Repubblica di Giano valle per la delicata ‘operazione’ che ha coinvolto L’intervento è stato compiuto in presenza del per- cese mi ha chiesto, mentre scendevo dal traghet- dell’Umbria, oasi di cultura, arte e pensiero: una donna. Il gioiello, che non ne voleva sapere di sonale del nosocomio.! to in Corsica, “Lei si droga?” Avrei voluto rispon- “No allo sgombero comunale” sfilarsi in maniera naturale, è stato tagliato con (tratto da www.cronacheancona.it del 12/8/2020) dere: A - “Secondo te se uno si droga te lo di- › Le fanta-avventure editoriali di Vincenzo ce?”; poi ho scelto l’opzione B - “No!” Ecco, la Sparagna & C semplicità è fondamentale a volte ragazzi. In Italia invece, mentre tagliavo per il campo per raggiun- gere il supermercato, due ufficiali sono tornati in- Gli Angeli parlano alle nostre anime dietro per fermarmi (tipo inseguimento “Miami Vi- ce”) e...: “Lei dove sta andando scusi?”, con tono Ascoltiamoli per vivere meglio perentorio (avevo la borsa della spesa, era evi- dente... stando ai film polizieschi ’sta gente non La spiritualità, la visione alchemica dell’esi- dovrebbe essere allenata a osservare i dettagli emozioni, una volta “digerite”, dopo aver nu- della scena del crimine?). Dopo averlo rassicura- stenza, la nostra dimensione eterea. Concetti, trito l’anima, riescono per immettersi nuova- to, si giustifica: “Chi me lo dice a me che lei non assieme ad altri non attinenti al nostro essere mente, sotto forma di vibrazioni, nel ciclo sia una ladra?!”. Decido di dargli il documento... materiale, di cui abbiamo sentito parlare, ca- energetico universale.!Pensate, per fare un guardi io sono... E lo rassicuro... Lui: “Io non l’ho paci di suscitare curiosità, spunti di riflessione, parallelo, alla fotosintesi: le piante assorbono mai vista qui a Numana, né a Sirolo”. Cioè... È interrogativi di chiarimento. Ecco la quindice- l’anidride carbonica che espiriamo per tra- colpa mia se non m’hai visto? Ragazzi... tanto va sima puntata della nostra rubrica. sformarla nell’ossigeno che inspiriamo.!! il Covid alla paura che ci scappa la “legge del so- Quando si tratta di emozioni positive è facile spetto infondato”. Che poi loro erano anche au- intuirne i principi nutritivi per l’anima.!Nella torizzati a
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    Alt-Nation: New Discs and Summer Shows The McGunks – Highlights for Lowlifes Photo by John Capitão It’s been a while since we had some new material from everyone’s favorite pub-punks, The McGunks! They did have a live album last year, but what the world really needed was some fresh new material from The McGoons. The McGunks give The Pogues a run for their money when it comes to drinking songs. That is cool, I like to drink. Highlights for Lowlifes kicks off in vintage McGunks style with “Bad Decision” about staying at the bar a little too long. “Beer and a Beaten’” reminds a little of The Queers with the harmonies. Singer/guitarist Bob Kadlec has a very gruff voice, but he knows how to use it. “Dead to Me” has a fist pumping sing-a-long chorus and a voice that gets you jumping. It reminds me a lot of the second album by Marky Ramone and The Intruders, The Answers to Your Problems, which was an excellent record despite my hatred for the wig man. The McGunks throw a curveball with the instrumental “Halfway to Hell,” which while an enjoyable punk romp, it’s debatable whether that would better be left as something to open shows with. “One for The Road” is a slower mid-tempo that has a tinge of a Supersuckers flavor. “Speaking of Crazy” revs thing back up while serving as an open letter to someone who is apparently bat shit loco. “The Devil Was Right” is a slab of just really well done punk rock and is my favorite tune of the bunch.