Month: December 2020

CR7 and Juve stretch Barça: 3-0!

Yesterday Juventus achieved a historic victory against Barcelona: 3-0 at the Camp Nou. Although the Catalan team has returned from a series of problems, which are evident above all from the position in the rear in the Spanish league, Juve have shown a good incisive game. Two goals came from a penalty but Juve still created a myriad of scoring chances.
The game was not very tense, because both teams were qualified; at stake was only the first place of the group which allows you to face the second of another gironen that generally (not always) is weaker.

This victory also represents the probable beginning of a new cycle that Pirlo particularly hopes for, but above all it is the hope for a victory in the Champions League that has been missing for too many years and lost many times in the final. The first part of this season highlighted Morata's great form, which probably few expected. This is a good sign because in my opinion, despite the presence of the extra-terrestrial Ronaldo, the attack has always struggled, especially with the European teams.

The post covid era

With the announcement of the vaccine, which will have to arrive for most European countries by the beginning of 2021, the future is ahead, and we can see what is defined as the light at the end of the tunnel.
Although there are 3 vaccines that can be purchased from European countries, Italy seems far behind the rest of Europe, both in purchasing the vaccine and in organizing it to administer it to most of the country.
My idea is that the distrust of the Italian people is very high towards the vaccine, although it is essential to be able to resume normal life, or at least partially resume it. The first to receive the vaccine will be the elderly and nurses. But besides these people I don't think there will be other people who will lend themselves to receiving the fateful drug. What is outlined is a very long recovery to normalcy and a real reconstruction is expected like the post-war period.
The state has imposed a block on layoffs, but this block will last until the pandemic and with the resumption of normal life we ​​will see the real economic crisis, because obviously the economy will not recover immediately as many will still be discouraged in spending, especially in some sectors such as tourism and catering.

Economic Execution…

Illustration of Pawel Kuczysnk
Many people agree that the pandemic is an excuse to strengthen governments' hegemony over the dictatorship of their own laws, resulting in an economic crisis. Obviously, no government in the world can meet the needs of all citizens and therefore there will always be those who will give priority to health and those to the economy

The Unseen Downfall

Amitav Chowdhury

Simple emotions appear to be bland under the dispirited sky

When the weather is influenced by the multitude of sighs

Like menacing clouds blanketing the earlier euphoria of life

Curtailing time slyly from the daily allowance; stealing dreams too

Unaware, until they are long gone and a sense of despair settle down

Like a heavy bowl displacing water, but unwilling to drown

Stirring restlessness audaciously affects the temper of daily thoughts

Fighting off the clouds of melancholy like a struggling warrior

With inadequate defense from the unseen forces, time collapses

~Amitav

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Lower Lynn Camp Falls — Perkins Designs

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Located along the Middle Prong Trail in the Tremont section of the Smoky Mountains, in Tennessee, the 35-foot Lower Lynn Camp Falls is an easy 1/2 mile hike which parallels Lynn Camp Prong. Turning on Tremont Road, the Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont is 2.2 miles, left at the stop sign. It has a restroom and […]

Lower Lynn Camp Falls — Perkins Designs