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Flash Forward - looking to the future

seems to come directly from a story by PK Dick the idea behind this series, from the novel by Robert J. Sawyer Next time (in fact, FlashForward ). The idea is simple and compelling: in the middle of any day the whole of humanity is in 'black out', all men and women on the planet simultaneously faint and remain unconscious for 2 minutes and 17 seconds. The effects of the 'black out' are, at the time, devastating. Planes falling, car crashes and explosions seem to catapult the viewer into the classic post-apocalyptic serial (Trend in Jericho is only the latest, unfortunate example).

In fact, during the 'black out', all human beings are literally a leap into the future, looking more or less clear what will happen six months later, April 29, 2010. It will be FBI Special Agent Mark Benford (the very good Finnies Joseph) and his colleagues find out what actually happened on the day of the blackout, and if the views that (almost) all have had are really the future or whether they are hallucinations, dreams or whatever.

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The serial, which was hailed by many as the heir to Lost , Is based on (apparently) on the same game of 'Chinese boxes' invented by JJAbrams or answer a question ponendone another, unravel a mystery introducing another game that has brought so much success precisely Lost plagiarized and then later by many other TV series (one for all, but sorry to say, Battlestar Galactica ). To put it bluntly, this 'game' was to write screenplays, years ago, (male) employed by the Wachowski brothers in their trilogy The Matrix .

FlashForward has, however, a slight but interesting difference from its predecessors: if, for example, on world's most famous (which is not that of Ventura) was the fun in not knowing what will happen "after" the Chinese box and the 'cliffhanger' are all along the misty future and the fate of the castaways, here tomorrow will is flat-spotted before the eyes of all in the first episode. We know who dies, who will betray whom, who will be pregnant in short, we know (almost) exactly how it will end. It will, in our opinion, very interesting to find out 'how' the FlashForward become reality ...

* A small note on the cast: in addition to the previously mentioned Finnies , including actors FlashForward includes John Cho (Sulu in the Star Trek of, look, JJAbrams) and Dominic Monaghan , Hobbit in Lord of the Rings PeterJackson .

The authors, however, stands the name of Brannon Braga, a man who for years has linked its name to the brand Star Trek.

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Obviously what is written is based on watching the pilot ...

worry, if the series turns out to be a hoax ... we will not fail to rectify

Waking Up In The Morning With Blocked Up Nose

12:09:09 MR.GREG 'A SELLER OF BANANAS

Episode: walking along the express way near his home in Kampala (main road, paved and busy), we stopped to buy bananas from a child along the sidewalk. The child (who will have 'had about 9 or 10 years and I think he lived very little of her own childhood) was sitting on a mat with a basket full of bananas in front of you'. I stop, with Gregory by the hand, I bent down to ask the price, and then Greg comini bananas and yelling "Nana, Nana"! to avoid making the figure of the mother who cares for her son to peel a banana and just bought him do a piece, not just pick up the nice comfortable sitting next to the little girl to enjoy his banana and caress the hands of the child. Women who were selling next mantis shrimp or roasted peanuts have made very comical to see this "little things" white sitting in the middle of the sidewalk to "sell" bananas smiling but the beauty is that when I told him it was time to go, we could not stay there all night he got me pretty good "bye bye" and was placed next to his new best friend, ready to send me home alone. Take it away was a company in the laughter of the ladies next door and passers-by who stopped in amazement to observe the scene, for once, in a European the shoes of an African ... the roadside.
It 's true that children have no boundaries .. how wonderful!

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30/08/2009 MR. GREG AND THE CAPITAL OF UGANDA

We're back here, after months, but we are justified in fact there have been changes graaandi!
From the bucolic life of "campaign" in the village Greg moved with his mother in the chaotic capital Kampala. Kampala is, like most African capitals, a chaos. You can find everything, but just about anything, even for the sophisticated needs of our European expatriates. What you will find this city is like a major European city, including casinos, restaurants for all tastes, swimming pools, gyms, cinema and theater ... In short we wanted to kick it big but we actually ... but we take advantage Kampala little luxury is not just the Owino market, central market (huge) made up of shacks on top of each other, creating narrow passageways and smelly including "walk" to search for the desired item among hundreds of people shouting, running, eating ... there are areas of men's clothes, towels zone, zone of fabrics and seamstresses
... Kampala is also street children, begging at traffic lights, and street vendors at every street corner that sell the most unexpected as deck chairs, toys, games, or make a pedicure or manicure on the sidewalk just having a litter box for objects.
In Kampala there are the rich neighborhoods of villas behind high gates or hedges green but there are slums where people live who have fled from war ventanale the north and settled in areas divided according to tribe. The children of these slums speak Luganda (the language of the central region where Kampala is located) since they use at school, but also and above all speak the language of the regions where they come from and follow the traditions of their tribe even though we live in the capital in short .. many cities are in the city.
E 'difficult, I believe, get to know all its secrets and Kampala and its contradictions but it is also so fascinating creche always look "behind" to everything, from the bright lights behind the Supermarket, behind the road and lit behind the luxurious rooms there is always another world A world where thousands of people at night in the dark as they do not have electricity, but that move, chat, cook, wash, do shopping ... only, often unseen by the eyes of those who do not want to see.

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BLACK & WHITE 17:06:09 09:03:09

It is not easy at all to be a white man in Africa, Uganda does not speak well for the time being of all Africa, I do not know. Really understand what it means discrimination, which does not necessarily mean strong violence, but simply the difficulty of diversity, of understanding each other.
bury you when you are watched by hundreds of people, when your every gesture or movement is "scanned" by hundreds of eyes staring at you when your word triggers laughter and giggles or is repeated over and over again in minutes from succesivi all those who were close ... there's nothing bad or violent in all this is only an expression of diversity to be different and if you ... it hurts.
We often take part in the lives of people like going to the market, attend public events, religious etc.spesso .. we are the only white people or we the company of a few others .. but almost always we are the only ones with a small child than a year and a half blond and cuddly with white skin and blue eyes ...
Many times I feel robbed by these eyes so inquisitive, it's like I'm naked in front of all those people watching me, watching how I behave as a mother, what makes Gregory attitude with me as my husband ...
most likely will not judge but I think so, most probably just watch and are curious to see if The whites are really so different from them as they told the grandparents or as seen in American movies ...
In these moments I think of all immigrants in Italy of skin color different from ours, how many pegiudizi against them and how they must feel to walk down the street or sit in the bus with all eyes on him or the woman who held a bag se'la stronger or the mothers who take children by the hand as if I had come a danger sudden.
Sometimes you really need to go into someone else's shoes to understand the feelings that can cause some of our attitudes and then as I feel uncomfortable when they are observed both in Uganda also spotlight 'attention to how I look or how I turn a black / mulatto / Arabic ... in Italy and then just think that racism is whites to blacks ... I can 'be the inverse and even "all attitudes of intolerance and discrimination based on social prejudices "(Basic Dictionary Italian, Giunti, 2004) and we too are victims of prejudice in this country, and many, and we must dispel (if not real, but sometimes they are!) So I'm learning to look at things from different points of view and when it comes to interpersonal relationships must be groped to put oneself in others!