http://www.wiidamage.com/2007/01/03/gorgeous-70-inch-tv-gets-perfect-wii-shaped-hole/

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http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:hQHiDx_139AJ:www.wiidamage.com/2007/01/03/gorgeous-70-inch-tv-gets-perfect-wii-shaped-hole/+70+inch+damage+wii

Saluti.

Controsalutami il De Siena.. col quale ho condiviso tante partite a pallavolo ! 8P

Il Wii l’ho provato qualche giorno fa, ci siamo divertiti, ho anche filmato un po di video.. ma come al solito tra il filmare e l’editare..

With some late, happy new year!!!!

Oh ti saluta pure Roberto De Siena, che faceva le superiori con te!

Mi sto per comprare il Nintendo Wii ^____^

poi ti racconto!!!!

> Ivano
Wow.. grazie del messaggio !
Cosa fai a Dublino ? Salutami anche Killer Loop.. sicuramente anche da parte di Rasty 8)

Riguardo alla lettura.. emm.. l’ultima volta che mi sono messo sotto a studiare e’ stato 3-4 mesi fa quando stavo cercando lavoro ;)
Il kanji ancora scarseggia, perche’ e’ impossibile impararlo senza studio metodico. Ogni tanto ripasso con un programma per il DS, ma e’ dura perche’ e’ un programma di test e non per insegnare… e se sbagli ti bastona e ti fa retrocedere !

Comunque.. Buon Anno anche a te !
A presto !
bauuuuuuuuu
P.S. La mia email e’ iniziale nome+cognome su gmail..

Mi sono trasferito a Dublino e mi ha raggiunto anche Alessandro/Killer Loop degli ormai ex Soft One.

Tu come te la passi? Leggi bene hiragana, katakana e kanji o confondi ancora lo sciroppo per la tosse con l’idraulico liquido? :)

Un abbraccio e buon anno.

- Ivano

As for the effect of schools on lifestyle.. I think that it matters a lot.
Japanese schools are more organized and have more to offer respect to Italian schools, but even Italian schools (up to high-school) have a minimum of structure that can help a lot to stay fit. Doing some exercize 3-4 hours every week is definitely better than nothing.

http://www.ildavide.net/MAIN.html

So I dont know if you want to criticize it? =)

I dont see what you can do to keep people in shape. In the end it is up to the individual to control their lifestyles. You could maybe prescribe some excercises while people are at work or at school, but once they go home and you are no longer paying for their time so there is not much you can do!

As for the Italian restaurants, those in the Los Angeles area tend to suck actually.
Also if it were for Italian food, then Italians would be fatter than Americans ;)

Obesity seems to be on the raise everywhere, but Japanese are notoriously thin.
It’s probably not so much because of sports in schools. But if it is, then I guess there is much more advantage in keeping most people in shape than in building a few super-athletes while keeping the rest of the popoulation growing fat !

I got the idea from your post that sports training in japan is somehow taken very seriously starting from the school level.

Training on weekends, 3 times a day at, getting injured, losing championships etc, etc…

And americans are fat because of all the good italian restaurants here!