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Il Capitano Alessandro Del Piero (242 Viewers)
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I'm not sharing my hearth anymore.
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23.02.2010 1 GOAL
I would like to ask you to pay attention to this. Watch the last video on line in the section “Adp Tv” It concerns the promotion of the campaign “1GOAL – Education for All”, and I’ve joined this campaign as a testimonial.
I really do care to tell you about this initiative. In the clip you can see a boy who says :”When I finish school I want to become a pilot, I want to learn to fly planes and helicopters” When he finishes school… For him the education is the door that opens into the fulfillment of his dreams, those dreams that all the children must have the right to have. But one of these most important and basic rights, the right for education, is denied to millions of little children, men and women of the future. Just think that 72 millions of children in the world can’t do what you are doing now: they can’t read. And they can’t write.
A lot of you have heard Queen Rania of Jordan, the co-founder of the campaign, to rally the support for “1GOAL – Education for All” at the Sanremo festival (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpAguY9xWQU&feature=player_embedded). The campaign offers to make aware and put pressure on the world leaders to make them get down to work to eradicate the poverty, guaranteeing education to all the children who still remain out of school.
But why “1GOAL”? Because it has to do a lot with football. In fact, the campaign seizes the power of football and the interest that people take in the World Cup in South Africa and use them to spread this message. “1GOAL – Education for All” doesn’t ask for money, but just for a signature to give the strength and consistency to this ideological movement that ask the leaders of the world to keep the promises made earlier and to respect the taken duties, regarding the right for education for all the children of the world.
“Education for all” is an international engagement that world leaders have taken to guarantee public education of good quality for all the children and adults by 2015. This engagement gives the priority to those who, at the present moment, don’t receive any kind of education, taking them to school and making sure that once at school they can have the possibility to study with qualified teachers. Among the targets of the movement there’s also the possibility to teach adults that didn’t have a possibility to attend a school to read and write. Joining the “1GOAL” you’ll see your name written on the petition 1GOAL among all the other people that have one and the same wish: the right for the education. 1GOAL will present millions of names to the governments before the next United Nations meeting “Millennium Development Goals” in September 2010, asking them to make sure that the targets of education will be reached by 2015.
I would like to invite you to visit www.join1goal.org site to sign up for “1GOAL – Education for All”, like I did. To spread this message as much as possible, would be nice to use all the other networks and tools (Facebook, Twitter, You tube, Flickr, banner that you can download and put up on your sites and blogs).
In some years, thanks to the movement like this, a young pilot would be able to say that he’d managed to make his dream come true.
Alessandro
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I would like to ask you to pay attention to this. Watch the last video on line in the section “Adp Tv” It concerns the promotion of the campaign “1GOAL – Education for All”, and I’ve joined this campaign as a testimonial.
I really do care to tell you about this initiative. In the clip you can see a boy who says :”When I finish school I want to become a pilot, I want to learn to fly planes and helicopters” When he finishes school… For him the education is the door that opens into the fulfillment of his dreams, those dreams that all the children must have the right to have. But one of these most important and basic rights, the right for education, is denied to millions of little children, men and women of the future. Just think that 72 millions of children in the world can’t do what you are doing now: they can’t read. And they can’t write.
A lot of you have heard Queen Rania of Jordan, the co-founder of the campaign, to rally the support for “1GOAL – Education for All” at the Sanremo festival (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpAguY9xWQU&feature=player_embedded). The campaign offers to make aware and put pressure on the world leaders to make them get down to work to eradicate the poverty, guaranteeing education to all the children who still remain out of school.
But why “1GOAL”? Because it has to do a lot with football. In fact, the campaign seizes the power of football and the interest that people take in the World Cup in South Africa and use them to spread this message. “1GOAL – Education for All” doesn’t ask for money, but just for a signature to give the strength and consistency to this ideological movement that ask the leaders of the world to keep the promises made earlier and to respect the taken duties, regarding the right for education for all the children of the world.
“Education for all” is an international engagement that world leaders have taken to guarantee public education of good quality for all the children and adults by 2015. This engagement gives the priority to those who, at the present moment, don’t receive any kind of education, taking them to school and making sure that once at school they can have the possibility to study with qualified teachers. Among the targets of the movement there’s also the possibility to teach adults that didn’t have a possibility to attend a school to read and write. Joining the “1GOAL” you’ll see your name written on the petition 1GOAL among all the other people that have one and the same wish: the right for the education. 1GOAL will present millions of names to the governments before the next United Nations meeting “Millennium Development Goals” in September 2010, asking them to make sure that the targets of education will be reached by 2015.
I would like to invite you to visit www.join1goal.org site to sign up for “1GOAL – Education for All”, like I did. To spread this message as much as possible, would be nice to use all the other networks and tools (Facebook, Twitter, You tube, Flickr, banner that you can download and put up on your sites and blogs).
In some years, thanks to the movement like this, a young pilot would be able to say that he’d managed to make his dream come true.
Alessandro
..***..
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26.02.2010 GOOD SIGN
Head to head competition in the exclusion match, like the one in Europa League, permits to set new targets and also to understand well that everything what we are doing – at least till the end of the final…- is just a step forward. This step has to be followed by the others if we want to get to the target.
The qualification we obtained in the match against Ajax is a good reason to feel satisfied because we have excluded a strong team and in the second round we have done so, showing the great character, leading the match and above all without letting in a goal: this is a good sign, we have missed it for months. Thanks to all of us we are back on the track.
Next stage is Craven Cottage, at Fulham Stadium, but first we are going to meet them at home in two weeks time. We’ve got just enough time to come back and concentrate on the Championship: Sunday night against Palermo and then, against Fiorentina. No time to be distracted, nice things are about to come.
Alessandro
26.02.2010 GOOD SIGN
Head to head competition in the exclusion match, like the one in Europa League, permits to set new targets and also to understand well that everything what we are doing – at least till the end of the final…- is just a step forward. This step has to be followed by the others if we want to get to the target.
The qualification we obtained in the match against Ajax is a good reason to feel satisfied because we have excluded a strong team and in the second round we have done so, showing the great character, leading the match and above all without letting in a goal: this is a good sign, we have missed it for months. Thanks to all of us we are back on the track.
Next stage is Craven Cottage, at Fulham Stadium, but first we are going to meet them at home in two weeks time. We’ve got just enough time to come back and concentrate on the Championship: Sunday night against Palermo and then, against Fiorentina. No time to be distracted, nice things are about to come.
Alessandro
it's like jimmy grimble's boots!
(Ciccio Graziani) Complimenti Alex, ma forse devi migliorare un po' sulle punizioni. Nell'ultimo periodo non mi sei piaciuto tanto...
Ale: "Hai perfettamente ragione. Speriamo che domenica ritorni la mira giusta".
It's from an interview last night to mediaset. can anyone translate? i think it's about his FK...the google translate is not good enough for this one
Ale: "Hai perfettamente ragione. Speriamo che domenica ritorni la mira giusta".
It's from an interview last night to mediaset. can anyone translate? i think it's about his FK...the google translate is not good enough for this one
Del Piero: 'The fun starts here!'
Saturday 27 February, 2010
Alessandro Del Piero can’t wait to get stuck into “the fun part of the season against Fulham, Palermo and Fiorentina.”
Juventus have been reborn under Alberto Zaccheroni and notched up three consecutive victories, taking them into fourth place and the final 16 of the Europa League.
“A knockout competition like this allows us to always set new objectives,” wrote the captain on his official website.
“It also helps us to understand that everything we do, at least up to the Final, is just one step forward on that path. You need to keep going, step by step, to go all the way.”
Thursday’s 0-0 draw with Ajax was enough to qualify after their 2-1 victory in Amsterdam, so the Bianconeri will face Roy Hodgson’s Fulham in the next round.
“We eliminated a top side and in the second leg played with character, controlling the game and above all keeping a clean sheet. That’s a good sign, as it hadn’t happened in a month.
“Our next test is with Fulham in two weeks and then we visit Craven Cottage. For now we must focus only on Serie A, as on Sunday it’s Palermo and then Fiorentina.
“There’s no time to get distracted, as the fun part of the season starts here.”
Saturday 27 February, 2010
Alessandro Del Piero can’t wait to get stuck into “the fun part of the season against Fulham, Palermo and Fiorentina.”
Juventus have been reborn under Alberto Zaccheroni and notched up three consecutive victories, taking them into fourth place and the final 16 of the Europa League.
“A knockout competition like this allows us to always set new objectives,” wrote the captain on his official website.
“It also helps us to understand that everything we do, at least up to the Final, is just one step forward on that path. You need to keep going, step by step, to go all the way.”
Thursday’s 0-0 draw with Ajax was enough to qualify after their 2-1 victory in Amsterdam, so the Bianconeri will face Roy Hodgson’s Fulham in the next round.
“We eliminated a top side and in the second leg played with character, controlling the game and above all keeping a clean sheet. That’s a good sign, as it hadn’t happened in a month.
“Our next test is with Fulham in two weeks and then we visit Craven Cottage. For now we must focus only on Serie A, as on Sunday it’s Palermo and then Fiorentina.
“There’s no time to get distracted, as the fun part of the season starts here.”
28.02.2010 CONGRATULATIONS GIULIANO!
The more I think about it, the more I convince myself that sport brings with it something magic, the power that carries me away when I’m on the pitch, when I’m the one in the spotlight – and this is obviously completely different – but that can carry you away even when you are watching from outside, being a spectator, together with millions of other people that are anxious to see the result, support, and “push” an athlete to reach his aim.
It happened again last night. It happened during the Olympic Games that seemed to be rather stingy to give satisfactions, after the first week when we earned some medals. But instead, right when it seemed to be over, here we go again : Giuliano Razzoli. Extraordinary sensation, typical city boy, in Canada, like Alberto Tomba sixteen years earlier… Reserved, smart, light-hearted enough, talented and extremely powerful! Giuliano, well-done!
It was a wonderful evening… You can’t even imagine, how much I like sport!
Alessandro
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The more I think about it, the more I convince myself that sport brings with it something magic, the power that carries me away when I’m on the pitch, when I’m the one in the spotlight – and this is obviously completely different – but that can carry you away even when you are watching from outside, being a spectator, together with millions of other people that are anxious to see the result, support, and “push” an athlete to reach his aim.
It happened again last night. It happened during the Olympic Games that seemed to be rather stingy to give satisfactions, after the first week when we earned some medals. But instead, right when it seemed to be over, here we go again : Giuliano Razzoli. Extraordinary sensation, typical city boy, in Canada, like Alberto Tomba sixteen years earlier… Reserved, smart, light-hearted enough, talented and extremely powerful! Giuliano, well-done!
It was a wonderful evening… You can’t even imagine, how much I like sport!
Alessandro
..***..
