Antonio Nocerino (28 Viewers)
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TIREPOLI
18 September 2007
After yesterday's tragic incident with Juventus and Azzurrini midfielder Antonio Nocerino, the player has been visited by a team of investigators to collect evidence and it has been announced that the tire marks on Antonio's face are from a tire made by Tire manufacturer Pirelli. This could send the country into another scandal, Tirepoli!
At least things will be clearer to Antonio after he asked why it said "relli" on his forehead.
Pirelli CEO Massimo Moratti has been brought in for questioning and has reportedly been beaten by detectives.
www.Tribalfootball.com
18 September 2007
After yesterday's tragic incident with Juventus and Azzurrini midfielder Antonio Nocerino, the player has been visited by a team of investigators to collect evidence and it has been announced that the tire marks on Antonio's face are from a tire made by Tire manufacturer Pirelli. This could send the country into another scandal, Tirepoli!
At least things will be clearer to Antonio after he asked why it said "relli" on his forehead.
Pirelli CEO Massimo Moratti has been brought in for questioning and has reportedly been beaten by detectives.
www.Tribalfootball.com
He's already out of the hospital:
Nocerino is already home
Antonio Nocerino was the victim of a bad misadventure. On Monday evening the young midfielder was run over by a car while going to a restaurant in Turin. He was taken to the Umberto I Hospital - where he was assisted the whole time by Dr. Agricola - and spent the night there as a precaution; he was then released in the morning.
The player suffered a cranial contusion trauma but luckily no concussion and is now feeling better. This afternoon he'll undergo a battery of tests with the Club's medical staff at the Juventus Center.
Juventus.com
Nocerino is already home
Antonio Nocerino was the victim of a bad misadventure. On Monday evening the young midfielder was run over by a car while going to a restaurant in Turin. He was taken to the Umberto I Hospital - where he was assisted the whole time by Dr. Agricola - and spent the night there as a precaution; he was then released in the morning.
The player suffered a cranial contusion trauma but luckily no concussion and is now feeling better. This afternoon he'll undergo a battery of tests with the Club's medical staff at the Juventus Center.
Juventus.com
Battery tests??
The person cannot be terminated on a voltage. The capacity reached at 4.2 Volts per cell is only 40 to 70% of full capacity. For this reason you need to continue to charge until the current drops, and to terminate on the low current.
It is important to note that trickle charging is not acceptable for lithium batteries. The Li-ion chemistry cannot accept an overcharge without causing damage to the cell, possibly plating out lithium metal and becoming hazardous.
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