Romain Grégoire second and Paul Lapeira third in Lissone This win marks his sixth triumph in just a month and a half Hirschi initiated the group of four that ultimately fought for victory in the Italian one-day race He was joined by Romain Grégoire (Groupama-FDJ) and Alex Aranburu (Movistar) off the front of the 166.7km race The quartet built a lead of almost one minute to chasers but the gap was reduced to a slim 15 seconds with five kilometres to go from 300 metres to the line but he was not able to last the distance with Grégoire and Hirschi overtaking him Grégoire finished second and Lapeira settled for third it’s always difficult to get a good collaboration as everyone is playing for the podium spots I knew Aranburu was probably the fastest but I think maybe his legs were heaviest He attacked but we spoke behind and worked to bring him back which was good. It was a long final with a slight headwind and we nearly got swallowed up by the group behind but thankfully I could hang on for another win,” Hirshi stated in a team release the 2024 route with close to 3,000 metres of climbing was shortened by almost 30km but still included the finishing circuits which included the climbs of Sirtori That loop would be completed four times before the riders hit the mainly false flat Filippo Conca (Q36.5) launched the first attack of the day and was soon joined by a group of riders including Guillaume Martin (Cofidis) off the front with just under 60 kilometres to go first leading the catch of the front group Grégoire made a dig but the group stayed together without anyone managing to break away while the chase group behind was getting organized.  Aranburu attacked with four kilometres to go but would be reeled in a kilometre and a half later Results powered by FirstCycling Lyne LamoureuxLyne has been involved in professional cycling for more than 15 years in both news reporting and sports marketing quickly becoming a trusted source for news of the North American professional cycling world She was the first to successfully use social media to consistently provide timely and live race updates for all fans She is proud to have covered men's and women's news equally during her tenure at the helm of the site Her writing has appeared on Cyclingnews and other news sites.  The Lissone Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC) opens MOCKUPAINT a solo exhibition by Oscar Giaconia (Milan MOCKUPAINT is a new project celebrating the Milanese artist’s long career and his ongoing exploration of the expressive possibilities of painting who has always grappled with complex themes such as artifice and the tension between reality and fiction presents works that transform painting into a window to artificial universes.The title of the exhibition is a fusion of the term “mock-up” - meaning a realistic model or representation - and “paint,” meaning painting Through the mingling of simulated and pictorial reality Giaconia constructs a visual journey that investigates the liminal zones between the real and the fictional engaging the visitor in an immersive experience that challenges the boundaries of perception MOCKUPAINT is an exhibition that is structured in intentionally heterogeneous and seemingly independent exhibition spaces designed to convey a sense of disorientation and wonder Visitors will find themselves immersed in environments that seem to recreate abandoned film sets or construction site sets made from raw materials and manipulated according to an aesthetic that recalls both the industrial and restoration worlds the artist stages images and situations that evoke his reflections on themes such as metamorphosis and artifice Among the most significant works in the exhibition is the new series NEMAT PUPPET FROG (2024) where tropicalized iron frames designed by architect Matteo Ghidoni frame Giaconia’s paintings exploring the relationship between the natural and the artificial making clear the influence of artificial synthesis in his artistic practice Giaconia is inspired by the words of biologist D’Arcy Wentworth Thompson for whom “all things are what they are because they have become that way,” alluding to the natural and artificial evolution of forms Giaconia brings to the stage some of his most celebrated installations created throughout his career and then reworked through painting a monumental sculpture that simulates an unusual taxidermy: a huge sewer pipe an element at once grotesque and fascinating drawing attention to themes such as urban decay and the cycle of artificial life Another significant installation is the video Sexual Clumsiness (2019) a 16mm short film documenting the behind-the-scenes of a prosthetic makeup session This technical and visual choice allows Giaconia to delve into the dynamics of the artificial body and its construction process a theme that reflects her interest in created and recreated identities The video and sculptures are accompanied by a wide selection of paintings from different periods isolation and the body as a territory of conflict and contamination The exhibition was designed in collaboration with architect Maria Marzia Minelli and takes the form of an open construction site where the concept of exhumation and excavation is central the construction site is not only a place of construction but also of decomposition and reconstruction of images and identity is manipulated to create a visual narrative between the warlike and the surgical contribute to an atmosphere that becomes increasingly evocative and surreal The entire exhibition space is permeated by the sound installation Kanthèlios a composition specially created by Steve Piccolo an artist and musician with whom Giaconia has long collaborated The sound track is conceived as a “sung construction site,” a kind of soundscape that transforms the museum into an environment under constant construction amplifying the idea of a reality in constant metamorphosis and underscoring the scenographic effect of the installation a bilingual catalog will be published edited by Claudia Santeroni studio manager of OG STUDIO and exhibition manager of the exhibition includes critical texts by Stefano Raimondi Information: phone 039 7397368 - 039 7397202 is known for his investigation into the transformative potential of painting and for his interdisciplinary approach that embraces various languages and materials often characterized by a fusion of pictorial and installation elements explore concepts such as the “monster,” the “parasite,” and the “stand-in,” key words in his practice that aim to transform the pictorial medium into a form of symbolic autopsy of reality the National Museum of Natural History in Malta and BACO Arte Contemporanea in Bergamo Through the use of synthetic and in-organic materials the artist develops an aesthetic strongly influenced by science fiction and post-industrial culture creating works that sit on the border between object and organism Selected solo exhibitions include: 2024 The Pig Pit curated by Sara Fumagalli and Valentina Gervasoni GAMeC Galleria d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea curated by Stefano Raimondi and Mauro Zanchi Ron Fanfair is a freelance writer/photographer whose work has appeared principally in Share Canada\u2019s largest weekly ethnic newspaper The sheer joy on the faces of some who hadn’t seen teammates for decades was unfathomable Others were thrilled to join the reunion that brought former Guyana Women's Field Hockey players together in Toronto over the holiday weekend at the start of August The organizing committee comprised Hazel Khan (Sheriff) Roxanne Hinds (Hill) and Marilyn Thijs-Farnum the United States and England participated in the fun-filled event The alumnae with coaches Dennis Fung (sitting front centre) and George Powdar (stooping at right) (Photo by Ron Fanfair) Sally Burrowes and Nancy Dietrich travelled from three countries to be part of the festivities but I am having difficulty putting them together,” said de Cambra-McLeod who played centre and inside forward for Georgetown Football Club (GFC) and Guyana which she represented from 1970 to 1974 before moving to Barbados 50 years ago at age 21 “It was very exciting and emotional for me.” Nancy Dietrich & Sally Burrowes (Photo by Ron Fanfair) Burrowes played for British Guiana in 1958 1960 and 1961 before migrating to England in 1962 where she is based “To represent the colony back in those days was very fulfilling,” said the octogenarian who umpired in England and coached in Australia “You were held in high esteem once you were chosen to play for British Guiana.” “Scoring my first goal in Guyana while playing inside left against Trinidad & Tobago,” said the avid golfer who is celebrating 60 years of marriage this year to Arthur Burrowes “It was quite a moment doing that on home soil in front of the local crowd.” Mexico-based Dietrich turned out for GFC and wore the Guyana colours in the regional series in Jamaica in 1970 “That was a great experience even though we lost,” she said “My favourite memory was riding the same bus with the Trinidad team who sang ‘Trinidad The Trinis were united as a team and a force to be reckoned with.” Molly de Cambra who was married to former New Building Society Director/Secretary Jules de Cambra the sisters visited their mother’s gravesite in Brampton A contingent of 11 former players — eight of them came in vehicles — from the United States were at the event Ava Haynes & Agnes Duke came from the United States for the Reunion (Photo by Ron Fanfair) They were prolific goalscorer Ava Haynes who captained Guyana in 1988 Agnes Duke and Beverly Hinckson who played for GFC the younger sister of former West Indies cricket captain Clive Lloyd and former Guyana Women’s Hockey Association Secretary Claire Patterson-Monah “This was an amazing experience,” said the former GFC member who toured Trinidad & Tobago with the club in 1978 “We rekindled friendships and enjoyed the camaraderie the competitive spirit was very much alive I am so happy I made the trip from New York.” Regina Cheong (Lissone) represented a Guyana Sports Club team against a touring United States field hockey contingent in 1969 Her introduction to top-level competition at a tender age was not surprising as she comes from a hockey family and has been playing the sport since age five and brother Patrick ‘Bully’ Lissone played the game and were Rovers Hockey Club coaches “Patrick was the one that pushed me even though Clive was the accomplished coach,” the centre forward and youngest of six siblings recalled Joseph when I got the call and was so excited to be playing among women that I looked up to.” Her teammates included half-back Jennifer Singh (Francisco) Jennifer Singh (Francisco) (Photo by Ron Fanfair) “Because Regina was immersed in the sport for a few years “She was tough and fierce and the team embraced her.” Cheong played for and coached Ookipks in Canada and was an Ontario Head Coach for 15 years and an Assistant Coach with the national team who at age 91 was the oldest former player at the four-day reunion represented Guyana as a player/manager for a decade until 1974 The cousin of Caribbean sports personality Joseph ‘Reds’ Perreira also played with and coached Bookers and Shamrocks before migrating to Canada where she turned out for Nomads He engaged her in a brief video call during the dinner event Thecla marked well and was a very hardworking and consistent defender,” said Perreira who resides in St A Rovers member for a decade until 1975 and a Guyana team member three years earlier Maureen Dow (DeFreitas) travelled from Calgary Alberta where she has resided for the last 49 years Maureen Dow (l) and close friend Monica DeSouza (Photo by Ron Fanfair) “I could not miss this wonderful occasion,” she said Donna Lissone (Bentley) & Janet Allen (Smartt) (Photo by Ron Fanfair) who coached national women’s teams from 1978 to 1972 and ex-national player/coach Dennis Fung coached the sides while Hazel Khan (Sheriff) and Sharon Jardine were the match referees Hazel Khan (Sheriff) (l) & Sharon Jardine were the referees (Photo by Ron Fanfair) A member of the Guyana Under-19 soccer team and Central High School which won the Wight Cup third division cricket competition in 1969 Powdar and his wife – Carol Powdar (Sampson) – met while they were with Guyana Sports Club she was already there,” said the multi-sport athlete who represented Guyana in hockey at the 1975 Pan American Games in Mexico City George Powdar & his wife Carol Powdar (Photo by Ron Fanfair) who is also part of a hockey family with her sister Donna and their late brother Haydock Sampson playing the sport donned the Guyana uniform in the Caribbean championship in 1974 and 1976 “I have not seen some of these women since I left Guyana 40 years ago,” Sampson noted “Being here this weekend brings back a lot of memories.” Marilyn Thijs-Farnum and Donna Thomson (Burgan) led the local committee that organized the event Geraldine Watson (Joseph) (l) presented a bouquet to principal organizers Donna Thomson (Burgan) (c) and Marilyn Thijs-Farnum (Photo by Ron Fanfair) “The team that came together to pull this off was fantastic,” said Thijs-Farnum who played for Guyana from 1972 to 1976 “We also had a lot of support from families and friends who made financial contributions and they should be applauded Some of us thought we could still run like we did back in the day The Reunion game was very competitive (Photo by Ron Fanfair) deceased players and coaches were recognized Ingrid Hazlewood (Burgan) and Lynette Wilson and coaches Clive Lissone Marilyn Thijs-Farnum and Anita Devonish-Jules who resides in Guyana (Photo by Ron Fanfair) ‘Reds’ Perreira said that many of the alumnae played during the ‘golden age’ of women’s hockey in the 1950s there were several outstanding players like Anne Castanheiro (Dummett) and her sister-in-law Margaret Castanheiro who resides in Jamaica Rita Braithwaite from Berbice who played wing Edna Northey in goal and Victoria Caetano (she is the wife of late table tennis player Eddie Caetano who defeated Barbadian Robert Earle to win the men’s singles title and teamed up with George Braithwaite to capture the doubles crown at the 1972 Caribbean championship in Port-of-Spain),” he pointed out Trinidad & Tobago and Jamaica competed in a triangular series Their main competition came from Trinidad & Tobago The standard of the sport was very high and there were big crowds attending matches.” Veronica Thomas (Wentt) (l) passes the torch to Ava Haynes who will lead a team that will organize the next Reunion in Guyana (Photo by Ron Fanfair) The next reunion will take place in Guyana in July 2026 the Master of Ceremony at the Reunion dinner and Beverly Hinckson (Photo by Ron Fanfair) Marcelle Thomson (Burgan) travelled from Trinidad & Tobago for the Reunion (Photo by Ron Fanfair) The alumnae stretching before the start of the game (Photo by Ron Fanfair) Alumnae in action in the the Reunion game (Photo by Ron Fanfair) Back row standing Marcelle Thomson (Burgan) Geraldine Watson (Joseph) and Myrtle Thompson-George Stooping from left are Regina Cheong (Lissone) Anita Devonish-Jules & Monica DeSouza (Henriques) (Photo by Ron Fanfair) On one knee is Lynn de Cambra-McLeod (Photo by Ron Fanfair) Janet Allen (Smartt) & Deborah Boyce-Grant (Photo by Ron Fanfair) Sign up to stay informed on the latest news updates — A man with a lengthy criminal history is facing several new charges in Multnomah County including bias crime,after police say he chased an Iranian man and assaulted him 52-year-old John Lissone is charged with five counts of a bias crime the victim was walking his dog in Southwest Portland on November 19 when Lissone ran at him with his arms raised called him an Iranian terrorist and told him to "go back to his country." He allegedly punched him in the face ear back and ribs Court documents say the victim ran inside his apartment after the incident CRIME MAP | Check in on crime in your area with Alert Nest Lissone then allegedly grabbed a fire extinguisher banged it against the door and sprayed it into the victim's shoes which were left outside the door Police say the victim had a busted lip and redness on his ear from the attack Lissone also spit on officers repeatedly as they were arresting him Lissone is also facing burglary charges from a separate incident in Gresham back on November 11 he entered an open garage and stole a stereo The homeowner confronted Lissone who began threatening the victim who then used a broom to defend himself Lissone dropped the stereo and ran off and was later arrested by police Lissone has 9 different convictions dating back to 1992 He has a hearing Tuesday to determine his competency to stand trial with a long merit list after finishing his architecture studies in Helsinki which produced a series of acknowledged architectural installations around the world during the next five years until 2003 These works combine architecture with critical thinking of society all within a cross-over art field using space materials and the human body as tools of expression Rintala had his first wider recognition in 1999 with the project Landscape where three abandoned wooden barns were raised 10 meters high Sixty Minute Man was realized; A ship sailed to Arsenal with a garden inside The park was planted on sixty minutes of human waste from the city of Venice becoming together with the old boat a three-dimensional collage Rintala started a new architecture office with Icelandic architect Dagur Eggertsson An important part of Rintala’s work is teaching and lecturing in various art and architecture universities Teaching usually takes place in such workshops where the students often are challenged to participate in the shaping of the human environment in a realistic 1:1 situation.  Dagur Eggertsson was born in 1965.He is an architect with a professional background from a number of the most prominent offices in Oslo  After his professional degree from the Oslo School of Architecture in 1992 he started his collaboration with architect Vibeke Jenssen  In 1996 he finished a post-professional master’s degree at the Helsinki University of Technology where he started experimentation with building full scale architectonic objects under the supervision of Professor Juhani Pallasmaa Eggertsson has taught architecture in Norway  He is currently a project examinator at the Oslo School of Architecture Eggertsson started collaboration with architect Sami Rintala which resulted in establishment of the office Rintala Eggertsson Architects Archive Pavilions a moment in time encapsulated the contrasting period of his life “What are you doing in Italy?” Cupps heard someone ask who recognized Cupps among the crowd of tourists Cupps explained he was sightseeing with family and teammates before competing in the Junior International Tournament in Lissone This tournament would mark the last time he played for his father The two recently wrapped up their final season together at Centerville High School where they were 2021 Division I state champions state runners-up in 2022 and reached the state semifinals in 2023 Cupps will graduate as the program’s all-time leader in wins (95) steals (199) and career free throw percentage (83.3) Cupps will head three hours west from his hometown of Centerville to play for coach Mike Woodson and the Indiana Hoosiers The moment in Florence showed that while a defining era of his life was about to end new and exciting ventures loomed for the budding point guard “It's cool when they recognize me and stop and say what's up to me It just speaks to how much basketball means to them and how involved the community is with IU basketball so I'm looking forward to playing for them and allowing them to cheer for us." He and his good friend and teammate Reed Sheppard a McDonald’s All-American committed to Kentucky which Cupps said enhanced the trip by experiencing Italian culture which featured some of the top players in the state and his father Team Ohio started the tournament on April 6 with a dominant 120-54 win over AP Galvi Lissone Cupps scored 16 points on 7-for-14 shooting He said the style of play was definitely different from the United States Cupps thought the biggest adjustment was how the game was officiated saying the referees called more hand-checks and didn’t allow contact at the rim the lanes were wider with more lenient rules on lane violations and there was no goaltending violation Cupps said it didn’t take long for him to adjust Team Ohio advanced to play on April 7 against Bayern Monaco a German team with players from various youth national teams Team Ohio took care of business with a 102-74 win as Cupps scored 16 points on 7-for-14 shooting Cupps and Team Ohio resumed play on April 9 against KK Rijeka Team Ohio put up impressive numbers in the 117-84 win Along with five other players at 15 points or more Cupps scored 17 points on 7-for-12 shooting Cupps felt these games helped him develop as a player especially because of the level of unknown in a new environment “Then to kind of just go into a place where I didn't really know what was going to happen Some of the guys on the other teams were contracted pros so just playing against that high level of competition was good Having to kind of figure it out on the fly was good for me Team Ohio had its closest game of the tournament at that point but still managed a 113-99 win over College Borgomanero Cupps had his highest-scoring game of the tournament Team Ohio advanced to the championship of the Junior International Tournament in Lissone As Cupps stood on the court before the championship game and I think the national anthem was when I was like I'm in Italy right now playing with other guys from the United States playing against some pros from Italy.’ It was pretty cool." it became clear that Team Ohio was in for a challenge UEB Cividale took a five-point lead into the fourth quarter and Team Ohio was in the midst of its worst shooting game of the tournament With Team Ohio going 3-for-35 from 3-point range his long-time friend and AAU teammate Sheppard started to take over in the fourth quarter sinking four three pointers and going perfect at the free throw line continuing his run of taking care of the ball as the team’s point guard Across five games and nearly 150 minutes of action Cupps finished the tournament with zero turnovers And by the time the final buzzer sounded in Lissone Team Ohio was crowned champions with an 83-75 win who had a 95-18 record at Centerville High School went out as a winner in his final game playing for his father alongside Sheppard who was named tournament MVP "I definitely thought about how it was the last time my dad would be coaching me and that I would be playing with Reed,” Cupps said “So that made it more special being with them for these last – my dad my whole life and Reed these last couple years – just to kind of go out on that high note in a place we'd never been to before and somewhere that basketball has taken all of us and aside from playing in the OHSBCA North-South All-Star game on April 28th Cupps feels he’s grown in many ways throughout his senior year but he knows there’s always more to work on "I would just say my awareness for the game [has improved],” Cupps said “If we haven't scored something in the last couple possessions just kind of slowing down and getting us a really good shot I would say a lot of my leadership has grown a lot and I've been able to make decisions and get to my spots and knock in shots.” Cupps wants to improve his ability to finish both ways at the rim over taller defenders read ball screens and extend his 3-point shooting range He said Indiana assistant coach Brian Walsh wants him to add about five pounds over the next few months with a goal of weighing 175 pounds when he moves to Bloomington on June 1 "I'm most excited about just having different coaches tell me what I need to improve on,” Cupps said “And just kind of hearing a different point of view and just being able to get better myself I would say also just coming in [to Indiana] and competing and getting to know new guys I've been with the same guys for some time at Centerville so I would just say coming in and getting better with them and just trying to compete and lead." Cupps has been in contact with the new transfers, and he's excited for what Ware and Sparks can bring to the team. “Kel'el being able to protect the rim and be a force inside,” Cupps said. “And he can also stretch it and knock down threes. He provides a good lob threat off of ball screens and actions and stuff like that." "Sparks, I think he's going to be really good on the boards and finishing around the rim," Cupps said. "I think he's just a big body that can really battle in the post. I think that's two areas that will really help us, so I'm looking forward to getting to meet them in person and getting to work with them." Cupps said he's tried not to pay too much attention to all the movement throughout college basketball this offseason. He's got to this point because of hard work and dedication, and that will never stop. “I'm not scared of anybody taking my spot or anything like that,” Cupps said. “I'm just going to go in and do what I do and play and compete as hard as I can." 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The fact that it represents the 30th edition already puts it in history Jit 2024 scheduled at Lissone (MB) from 28 March to 1 April with many young talents starring on the parquet during 19 of Europe and overseas But to be honest every single one Junior International Tournament organized byApl Lissone since 1993 and interrupted only in the two-year period 2020-2021 due to Covid it represents an event to remember: for the atmosphere that every time gives an Easter dedicated to young international basketball and for the many champions who have offered a preview of their talent in the Brianza area Currently “the road to Olympus” of the tournament has 109 names that you can find it here and among which (in strict alphabetical order and just to name a few of the most important) are those of Awudu Abass Gigi Date and Daniel Gallinari for Italian basketball while the list of international stars includes the Macedonian center Pero Antic (two seasons with the Atlanta Hawks and 3 Euroleague wins with Olympiacos and Fenerbahce) the ex-NBA Chris Quinn and current Los Angeles Lakers center forward Jaxson Hayes and it is another fascinating element of the Jit Città di Lissone perhaps including some of the names present in this year's roster in the near future.. with the tournament formula which involves following two semi-final groups with the best 8 and closing the final on Easter Monday Four Italians present: in addition to the hosts ofApl Galvi Lissone There are five European clubs: the Germans of Bayern Munich the Czechs ofUSK Prague and the Swedes of BK Rig Mark Canadians from overseas have arrived in Brianza Toronto United and the Americans of Step Higher Academy and Team Ohio historical protagonist of the event (it seems that at the end of the nineties a very young man LeBron James was to arrive in Lissone with this selection but it was not possible due to the high insurance costs) Just the Team Ohio, winner of the last edition, will open Jit 28 on the evening of March 2024th againstApl Galvi Lissone: click here for the entire calendar and all results email and website in this browser for the next time I comment The Casa del Fascio (the local seat of the National Fascist Party) is a building created as the result of a competition organised by the municipality of Lissone during the second half of the 1930s the winners of which were Giuseppe Terragni and Antonio Carminati Compared to the usual words in the architectural language of Terragni who could not dedicate himself entirely to the building leaving the execution to a not-always-involved Carminati this architecture presents several surprising aspects the walls able to fold like a book or to slide had always been part of the language of the master from Meda attesting to a substantial lack of interest for a Teutonic modernism based on the New Objectivity the imperfect side that made an appearance again in this almost apocryphal work perhaps because of the lacustrine Mediterranean embodied in Larian architecture or because of the passion I was able to see for an intensely figurative version of the modern where the master seems to exclude abstraction We walk around this building with Simona Ottieri and Dirk Cherchi the sensitive person responsible for the restoration of the façades that we are carrying out on behalf of the municipality of Lissone and we are left astonished in the face of so many signs of a complete work that was altered we rifle through the archives until we decide to integrate by freezing everything that moved We act as if we’re in the presence of a fossil cast We are not interested in a philological restoration: the Modern does not warrant it We prefer an action that brings the building closer to its believable condition giving plastic force and predominant expressive power to the shape and colours that we have reconstructed by chasing down the face of a possible âge d’or and website in this browser for the next time I comment Abitare.it e Style.corriere.it rifiutando tutti i cookie di profilazione ad eccezione di quelli tecnici necessari Naviga il sito di Abitare.it con pubblicità profilata e senza abbonarti By subscribing you will reject all but technical cookies on Iodonna.it By clicking "accept" you will allow to process your personal data by us and third parties and be able to browse Abitare.it website without a subscription The leading authority for the Architecture & Design community Recharge in a Restored Spanish Farmhouse in Menorca This 4,500-square-foot yoga studio occupies the second floor of a conventional concrete-and-steel urban building. Treating the confines of the structure as a vessel to be explored, Enter Projects Asia founder Patrick Keane introduced a series of rattan tubes that snake through the interior occasionally ballooning overhead like clouds which he describes as “a material guide to the space,” seems alive they connect the various parts of the studio like a system of arteries; at night channeling energy from one end of the facility to the other an application for special effects in movies to generate possible forms and configurations Though the design emerged through high-tech digital manipulations the materials come from Thai craft traditions The curved walls and ceiling of the large studios are clad in shiplap-style marine-teak paneling from a local boatbuilder while all the natural rattan elements were handmade by a small Bangkok workshop Project Team: Patrick Keane; Tomas Guevara; Azul Paklaian; Archana Ramesh; Sergio Lissone > See the full list of winners and honorees from Best of Year 2020 Bonaventure University women's tennis team fell to Buffalo and Saint Francis (PA) this weekend The Bonnies dropped a 6-1 decision to Buffalo Friday evening on the road The Brown and White made their home debut Sunday afternoon Bona's grabbed the doubles point away from the Red Flash Sunday. Emily Stanley and Anastasia Gubanova put the Bonnies in the win column at No. 2 doubles, earning a 6-3 victory while Floor Lissone and Paula Velilla won 6-4 at No In singles action, Lissone and Amelia Haley each earned victories Alexandra Jansson was victories for the Bonnies in Friday's action against the Bulls That match is scheduled to start at 1:30 p.m Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Sheppard, one of five high-profile signees in Kentucky’s top-ranked recruiting class for 2023, spent the weekend competing in the event out in Lissone. There, he led Team Ohio to a 5-0 overall record while leading the way in scoring. The Under-19 international event featured five days of competition from April 6-10 with 12 teams across eight countries and 135 athletes competing for the title, Team Ohio joining host Galvi Lissone, Toronto United, KK Rijeka, USK Prague, Bayern Munich, MENA Dubai, KK Borac, Pallacanestro Forli, College Borgomanero, Aurora Desio and UEB Cividale. Dating back to 1993, it was the 29th edition of the competition that brings some of the world’s best talent to the city of Lissone. Sheppard joined Indiana signee Gabe Cupps — the future Wildcat’s grassroots teammate with Midwest Basketball Club on the adidas 3SSB circuit — along with the likes of Matt Butler, Dominique Aekins, Sam Whitaker, Miles Heide, Colin White and Landon Vanderwarker. Cupps’ father, Brook Cupps (also the coach of Midwest Basketball Club) coached the team in Italy. 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Hot3Trump, Saban blastedNIL order ripped On3 is a registered trademark of On3 Media Italy — Winton Woods High School senior Tyler McKinley scored 28 points and had 19 rebounds four assists and four steals as the Step Higher Academy team defeated the Czech Republic 74-54 Friday night in Lissone McKinley, an Ohio Mr. Basketball finalist and University of Cincinnati signee was 13 of 19 on field goals in more than 33 minutes of playing time for Step Higher Academy's first victory in the Junior International Tournament Step Higher Academy is an organization that delivers transformative athletic experiences to athletes and families by following a framework that relies on a positive environment Newport senior Jabari Covington added 10 points in the game There are 150 student-athletes from around the globe participating in the tournament this week "We're trying to give kids a culture experience so when they come here they not only play basketball versus 12 other international teams but they stay with host families," Revels said "When they're staying with host families they're able to get a real experience just seeing a different way of life The basketball piece is just an extra piece to it." SIGN UP: Subscribe to our high school sports newsletter A Poughkeepsie man allegedly stole a bottle of alcohol from a store in Highland then assaulted the store clerk who tried to take a picture of his vehicle was charged Sunday with felony second-degree attempted robbery along with the misdemeanors of third-degree assault fourth-degree criminal mischief and sixth-degree conspiracy Lissone is accused of stealing a $21 bottle of alcohol from the Highland Liquor Store "When the clerk followed him outside in an attempt to take a picture of his vehicle Lissone attempted to take her phone and punched and pushed her to the ground causing abrasions and lacerations to her arm hand and leg," Lloyd police said in a news release He was located a short time later in Dutchess County and arrested without incident Lissone was arraigned in the Town of Lloyd Court and released Lloyd Police were assisted by the Dutchess County Sheriff’s Office MIAMI-DADE COUNTY – Five people were arrested Thursday shortly after a gun was pulled out during a fight in the parking lot of a McDonald's in west Miami-Dade County who authorities said pulled out the gun and pistol-whipped a female who did not want to be identified over fear of reprisal told Local 10 News that the fight was related to a dispute over a girl Cellphone video of the incident outside the McDonald’s at 15710 SW 56th St taunting another boy before the brawl started who was wearing a blue and red hooded sweatshirt throw the first punches before a mob jumped in A witness who was recording a video shouted in Spanish Authorities said the video also shows Lissone striking a female twice with the gun as she fought with another female Police said he also pointed the gun at a group of people all five were seen in the cellphone videos attacking the initial teenage boy who was targeted by punching and kicking him Police said the victim sustained redness and abrasions to his right cheek Authorities said the group was taken into custody after they were pulled over by officers in a black Toyota Camry being driven by Lissone Lissone became agitated and tried to pull away from an officer as a show up was conducted with all the victims involved in the incident Police said an officer loudly told Lissone to stop resisting and he complied The adult suspects were taken to the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center while the juveniles were taken to the Juvenile Assessment Center They all face charges of battery and disorderly conduct Lissone faces additional charges of aggravated assault with a firearm and carrying a concealed firearm district officials said no students from that school were involved Copyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved Amanda Batchelor is the Digital Executive Producer for Local10.com TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Closed Captioning / Audio Description Contact Us Careers at WPLG Terms of Use Privacy Policy Public File FCC Applications EEO Report Do Not Sell My Info 1.0 Host Exhibit Copyright © 2025 Local10.com is published by WPLG INC. Critic and journalist Francesca Guerisoli is the new director of the Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC) in Lissone (Monza-Brianza) one of the most important contemporary art museums in Lombardy The newly appointed director will take office in September and will hold her position for the next two years after evaluating the 44 applications received Guerisoli the professionalism and skills that are indispensable today for the management of such an important and significant contemporary art museum institution.” Guerisoli will succeed Alberto Zanchetta in his position.An art historian Francesca Guerisoli graduated in 2004 from the University of Bologna in Disciplines of Art with a thesis in museology and a grade of 110 cum laude and then furthered her education by graduating from the School of Specialization in Art History at theCatholic University of Milan (70 and cum laude) and with a doctorate in Communication and New Technologies - Evolution of Artistic Languages at Iulm University in Milan Her research interests include the relationship of art with social and political dimensions and art in public spaces In his career he has curated several exhibitions at different Milanese galleries as well as in public cultural spaces (such as Palazzo Ducale in Genoa the Museum of Contemporary Art “Villa Croce” in Genoa and others) he is an adjunct lecturer at the University of Milan-Bicocca collaborated in the museum field with the Documentation Center of Museology and Museography of the International Council of Museums (2007-2010) and curated the creation of the provincial network Monza Brianza Musei she collaborates with IlSole24Ore’s Arteconomy and Arte e Critica She is also the author of numerous essays on contemporary art “The high number of applications received for the direction of the MAC of Lissone,” say Mayor Concettina Monguzzi and Culture Councillor Alessia Tremolada “demonstrates the prestige that is attributed in the contemporary art world to our museum structure thanks are due to all the participants for putting themselves on the line and for arriving even from distant territorial areas We are pleased to have reached the end of the process and wish Dr Next July 16th at 19:30 pm at Bicimania in Lissone Sport Club Mobili Lissone will present the 73rd Coppa Agostoni-Giro delle Brianze which will be held next September 14th The new Italian Champion Davide Formolo will be present as well as our institutional sponsors and friends Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" © Cyclinside - all rights reserved - Reproduction of photographs and texts for more than 10 percent is prohibited It is mandatory to indicate the link to the page © Cyclinside - all rights reserved - Reproduction of photographs and texts for more than 10 percent is prohibited Match Recap: Women's Tennis | 4/16/2022 7:55:00 PM | Dylan Nuzzo Bonaventure University women's tennis team dropped a pair of Atlantic 10 matches to Richmond and George Mason on the road Friday and Saturday The Bonnies lost Friday's match to the Spiders Anastasia Gubanova and Paula Velilla were victorious for the Brown and White in singles play while Velilla battled back from a set down to win April 27 for the first round of the 2022 Atlantic 10 Tournament in Orlando Thanks for visiting – A 17-year-old boy was driving a black Toyota Camry when the officers investigating a chaotic group brawl on Thursday stopped him near West Kendall neighborhood They found a gun under the front passenger seat of the car according to a police report released on Friday night Miami-Dade Police Department officers identified the teenager as Deyonce Lissone They accused him of using the gun to threaten a group of people and to pistol-whip a woman who had allegedly been trying to defend her son from a beating who used to run track & field when he was a student at Arvida Middle School His social media posts reflect gun violence has affected him "Lost a lot of people behind the streets," Lissone wrote on Facebook when he shared a picture at a gravesite last year Three of the five arrested over their alleged involvement in a fight near John A Ferguson Senior High School were teenagers and the other two suspects were 18 and 20 years old according to the Miami-Dade Police Department Police officers say Lissone confessed he had the handgun in his pocket during the brawl Officers say videos showed Lissone and a group kicking and punching a teenage boy A video shows the victim threw the first punches when taunted and two younger teenagers who are accused of attacking the unidentified teenager outside of the McDonald's at 15710 SW 56th St Ferguson Senior High School students meet after school A student who wanted to remain anonymous said she witnessed the fight The woman's son also suffered injuries to his right shoulder right shoulder blade and both of his knees a 15-year-old girl and a 16-year-old boy with battery and disorderly conduct resisting an officer without violence and disorderly conduct The Emmy Award-winning journalist joined the Local 10 News team in 2013 She wrote for the Miami Herald for more than 9 years and won a Green Eyeshade Award This operation is part of a new partnership agreement which covers a full three-year period starting with the 2021/2022 season multi-angle replay systems (MARS) and electronic performance monitoring systems (EPTS) These technologies will be applied to both broadcasting and refereeing Many of these functions will be managed from a new VAR operations center which will have the capacity for 12 VORs (video operations rooms) that will house a total of 60 technicians on match days Hawk-Eye will dedicate 40 full-time employees and more than 160 freelancers to provide the services Beyond the previously mentioned technologies the A Series will implement a new player tracking solution from Hawk-Eye a proprietary optical tracking system that uses advanced image processing and player recognition techniques to instantly and accurately determine the movements of players covering up to 29 skeletal tracking points for each individual This solution will enable teams to analyze the performance of each of their players Both the league and its clubs and broadcasters (DAZN and Sky Sports Italia) will also be provided with various graphical products such as Hawk-Eye’s virtual reenactment solution which will virtually recreate the match action in real time for a new form of fan engagement and analytical content Hawk-Eye’s graphics and data reporting system will enable broadcasters to convey in detail to fans what a VAR decision looks like by using Sony Ci streaming services (a service provided through Hawk-Eye Lega Serie A will be able to offer its clubs and stakeholders the ability to produce their own content for club channels and social networks based on MARS results Hawk-Eye’s commercial director for the Europe says the company is delighted to “extend and enhance” the partnership with Lega Serie A He also 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More information about our cookies policy Enter the official Derthona Basket website The season at full speed knows no stoppingU19 Excellence ofAllianz Derthona Tortona The Juventus team will be protagonists throughout the Easter weekend JIT of Lissone one of the major national tournaments for the category Arrived at 30 edition the competition in the Brianza area sees among the invited the Juventus team fresh from the victory in National Group 1 of the championship from the relative qualification as top seed for the National Finals in Chiusi and from second place overall at the Next Legabasket Gen Cup also involved at senior level in Interregional Serie B where they are still fighting for a place in the playoffs for promotion to National B are included in the Group A in the company of the hosts of Galvi Lissone and the Americans of Team Ohio the team most present in the tournament's roll of honor with its 7 victories the last of which last year led by All American Reed Sheppard There will therefore also be a comparison with international basketball for Lorenzo Baldi and his companions in a tournament that sees the presence in Group B of the Croatians of BC Zadar and the Canadians of Toronto United together with Varese Basketball of the Croatians of KK Rijeka and Bayern Munich together with the College Basketball Borgomanero since Group C and finally of theUSK Prague of Step Higher Academy (selection of US high schools in the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area) and the Swedes of Rig Mark since Group D For the event Allianz will field the two loans of Alessandro Dore from Dinamo Sassari and Viktorio Hida from Don Bosco Crocetta Torino CALENDAR The debut for Allianz will take place Friday 28 19 hours against i hosts in Easter Sunday two matches scheduled with matches with the Group B for the semi-finals 1st/8th place or 9th/12th and then the final on the day of Easter Monday STATEMENTS The head coach Luca Ansaloni: “First of all These international tournaments put our kids to the test even with different realities in Lissone we will meet teams from overseas These are new experiences that increase the knowledge of our boys and which at this stage precisely because we have just finished the qualifying round of the championship and we are a month away from the start of the National Finals still allow us to play real matches for a while longer ' and therefore continue to keep us moving All this will therefore allow us to move forward with this trend of matches that count and which serve to keep us in good shape between now and the Finals.” MEDIA All matches of the tournament will be broadcast in live streaming on Italhoop YouTube channel ©Derthona Basket SSRL Privacy Policy Cookies Policy credits dpsonline* SHELBY — Alex Bruskotter is thankful he has Tommy Orsi's number saved in his phone an Italian foreign exchange student who was a member of the Shelby boys basketball team last year is really going to come in handy for the 6-foot-8 guard Bruskotter was invited to play on Team Ohio for a tournament in Milan Bruskotter doesn't know a lick of Italian so Orsi may have to help him learn a few words while he is on the plane AN AMAZING HONOR: A basketball story: Late Ethan DeLaney lived a beautiful basketball life "I am going to have to call him up," Bruskotter said with a laugh Bruskotter is scheduled to fly out of the United States and arrive in Rome on Tuesday where he will spend the day exploring the ancient city before departing for Lissone He will spend eight days in Italy residing with a host family while his parents grab a hotel room "We are going to some different places and using a bunch of train rides which is going to be pretty cool," Bruskotter said "We are playing a bunch of teams from all over the country so it is going to be an experience I will never forget." The agenda calls for games to be played on Thursday-Monday before arriving back home on Tuesday Lake Como and multiple other tourist attractions "I just want to see all of the ancient building and famous places that we are scheduled to visit," Bruskotter said "We study these things in history class and I am going to actually see it with my own two eyes so that is going to be incredible To be around a different culture and different people will be an experience of a lifetime." Ohio High School Basketball Hall of Fame coach Gregg Collins will be an assistant coach to Jeff Deyo along with general manager Bobby Kortsen and it was Collins who put Bruskotter's name in the pool after the team had a late dropout this is an outstanding opportunity for Alex," Collins said "We fly into Rome and tour the city before we bus up to northern Milan for the tournament two of the key players we had are projected NBA lottery picks and stars on some major Division I teams Bruskotter will play with Duquesne commit Dominic Aekins Ohio University commit Jesse Burris and University of South Carolina commit Trent Noah among others "Playing a different style of basketball with completely different rules will be interesting," Bruskotter said "My teammates are some of the best players in the country so it will be awesome to be with them." The Wright State University commit and finalist for the Mr Basketball award will find himself playing by international rules which includes a shot clock and the college 3-point line "To meet kids from other countries is always a big opportunity," Collins said The rest of the world at all levels uses one so he will get a chance to play with a 24-second shot clock and the international 3-point line that he is going to play with next year at Wright State He better be ready to not get many calls because officials call the game differently over there and it will be physical It is going to be a great time and experience Bruskotter is the Division II Player of the Year first team All-District 6 and the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference player of the year this season as he flirted with averaging a triple double with points He led the Whippets to their first regional championship and state tournament berth he tied the Division II state semifinal record for the most points in a game with Torrey Patton of Trotwood-Madison against Akron St 2 scorer in Shelby boys basketball history with history with 1,689 points just 99 points behind five-time NBA champion Larry Siegfried for the top spot on the list He helped Shelby post the most wins (25) in a single season in program history It is no wonder why he is the first player from North Central Ohio to be invited to play "I have been told I was the first person in this area to be chosen to play and it has been going on for 23 years," Bruskotter said "I heard about it last year when Gabe Cupps I had no idea what it was but when I saw that I have never been to another continent before so that is going to be awesome." the timing of the trip means he is going to miss the 45th News Journal All-Star Classic on Friday a game he spent his childhood attending and striving to play in "I have gone to those games since I was six and always wanted to play in one so it is kind of bittersweet," Bruskotter said "But this is an opportunity I couldn't pass up." This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The brand is opening a location in Lissone Pasquale Junior Natuzzi (the company’s new Artistic Director) tells us about the new opening and the brand’s current retail strategy in Italy Natuzzi Italia’s philosophy has always been about remembering where they have come from Already well-established in the international markets the brand now wants to grow in Italy and will focus on a “Mediterranean Lifestyle” concept to do so the brand cut the ribbon on a brand-new store in Lissone its first Italian store opened as part of a partnership The store joins three other locations in Lombardy owned by Natuzzi “The opening of the store in Lissone is a continuation of our global retail development strategy,” explained Pasquale Junior Natuzzi who spoke exclusively to IFDM about brand strategy and his new role as Artistic Director (which he will juggle with his existing Brand Ambassador and PR & Communication Officer positions) That’s why we chose Brianza for the new store – it’s the birthplace of the furniture industry and a hub for its development.” The Lissone store spans a total of 325m2 and is home to some of the latest additions to the Natuzzi Italia collection the best-selling Iago sofa and the round Tempo coffee table are great examples of the brand’s take on comfort: a combination of quality The largest diffusion magazine in the luxury & design world Privacy Policy(function (w,d) {var loader = function () {var s = d.createElement("script") tag = d.getElementsByTagName("script")[0]; s.src="https://cdn.iubenda.com/iubenda.js"; tag.parentNode.insertBefore(s,tag);}; if(w.addEventListener){w.addEventListener("load" false);}else if(w.attachEvent){w.attachEvent("onload" loader);}else{w.onload = loader;}})(window ©2025 SBG Companies Limited or its affiliated companies This season, the Italian gymnastics league will have Russian stars among its competitors. Angelina Melnikova will compete for GAL Lissone team alongside Elisa Meneghini. Melnikova traveled to Italy last weekend to participate in the team presentation and will come again to compete this coming weekend. She wrote on Instagram: “I came to Italy for the presentation of GAL Lissone team for which I will compete in a week. I’m really happy to participate in such a competition. Thank you for inviting me, @antonstolyar. Italy, it’s so nice that your people are so friendly and warm and love Russian gymnasts so much! You’re my support.” A post shared by Ангелина Мельникова (@gelyamelnikova) on Jan 19 Tatiana Nabieva and Yuri Busse joined Salerno team to compete at the Serie A this season as well “I’m very happy and grateful for being given a chance to compete at the Serie A for team Salerno this will be another one of the interesting experiences in my athletic career.” Nabieva occassionally competed in the French club competitions this will be her first experience in Serie A are often present in the club competitions in France and Germany Update your browser to view this website correctly. Update my browser now The agreement will see Hawk-Eye provide a number of football technology services with the creation of a new VAR replay facility near Milan Hawk-Eye Innovations has announced a three-year collaboration agreement with Italy’s top tier football league that will see the Sony-owned company provide an array of football technology services for both broadcast and officiating purposes Serie A and Hawk-Eye are launching what it being described as “the world’s most comprehensive state-of-the-art VAR Replay Centre” in Lissone (Milan) Hawk-Eye will also provide services including goal line technology (GLT) and electronic performance tracking systems (EPTS) The agreement form part of Lega Serie A’s objective to push innovation in the football industry and be at the forefront of fan engagement Hawk-Eye said that it will be dedicating 40 full-time employees and over 160 freelancers to supply the services The new VAR Replay Centre will comprise 12 VORs (video operation rooms) housing a total of 60 operational staff on match days with future plans to host referee-training sessions as well as becoming “the hub for technological advances in the sport” throughout Italy “We are absolutely delighted about extending and enhancing our partnership with Lega Serie A,” said Peter Irwin “The league has continually proven itself to be one of the most innovative in the world of sport and we are particularly excited about bringing some of our latest technologies such as our skeletal player tracking system Data is becoming an extremely valuable component within football and we believe our systems will bring substantial value to Lega Serie A whilst continuing to ensure that the league receives the highest standard of officiating technology possible.” “We are extremely delighted to continue our partnership with Hawk-Eye a company that works with major football institutions with whom we were at the forefront in introducing fundamental tools such as GLT and VAR to the world of football six years ago Thanks to Hawk-Eye’s technological innovations and the potential offered by the new production centre in Lissone for the Clubs and for all the fans.” TVBEurope Staff Tags ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ England and Wales company registration number 2008885 Serie A initially launched a country-by-country MENA broadcast rights tender to replace revenue from its previous broadcast deal with beIN Sports Italy’s premium football league, Serie A has expanded its YouTube broadcast agreement for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region This new deal will include all matches until the end of the current season (2021/22) all ten weekly Serie A matches will be streamed on YouTube for users in the MENA region Nine of the matches will be broadcast live from the league’s broadcast centre in Lissone with one per week featuring a local commentary team based in Riyad said, “Given the steady growth of Lega Serie A’s YouTube channel which is the number one football league channel in the world in terms of subscribers to further exploit its potential in the MENA region which has always had many fans of our league “Thanks to the technical possibilities offered by the new IBC in Lissone we will offer spectators the full Serie A spectacle and a great pre and post-match event for a big match in every round of the championship We are confident that this major production effort will bring further international value to our brand and allow us to increase our fan base in a very important area.” Serie A initially launched a country-by-country MENA broadcast rights tender to replace revenue from its previous regional broadcast deal with beIN Sports The Qatari broadcaster declined to renew its US$500 million regional rights deal alleging the league of failing to do enough to fight piracy Serie A signed a deal with Google-owned YouTube to broadcast its games directly in the region for the start of the season this deal included five matches per match week with Arabic commentary is a wholly-owned subsidiary of MediaInc Communications Private Limited The parent company is a commercial entity with interest in the business of sport The platform is designed as an online community dedicated to report timely and precise information on the trends in the sports world Contact us: hello@sportsmintmedia.com © SportsMint Media. Designed and developed by Haywire Digital 1: 13 the thirteen chairs is an exhibit about the famous masterpiece The Last Supper Many other artists have interpreted the famous scene during history and this time 13 designers were called to look beyond the scene and imagine the thirteen -never seen before- seats of Jesus and the Apostles Each designer gave his own interpretation of the symbolic connection between one of the Saints and his chair the seat relative to the apostle Bartholomew by CTRLZAK Twelve designers have been selected to represent the new Italian generation While in the middle of the scene we’ve chosen to set a very charismatic and important personality of the design history: Alessandro Guerriero who’ll be celebrated for his amazing and prolific 70 years The exhibit preview took place during the Milan Design Week in April with sketches and ideas During the past months all those materials took shapes inside the craftsman workshops in Lissone The 13 chairs will thus be revealed in October together with contributions of 13 photographers and 13 critics who offered their interpretations of each project Vincent n*5 chair by Alberto Biagetti The “Ad  Lucem – Towards the Light” chair by Elena Salmistraro - photo by Mirta Kokalj Alessandro Zambelli.        Citterio F.lli di Lucio Gianfranco & C. Sangalli Arredamenti di Sangalli Fabio Carlo & C. Sanvito Arredamenti di Alberto Luca e Stefano “Follow Me!” chair by Sovrappensiero The chair portrait of Jude by Gum Design www.tredicisedie.it Aggiornamento Numerazioni Maglie Primavera 1 2024/2025 SCENDI IN CAMPO ANCHE TU PER PROTEGGERE IL MARE Sea Shepherd Italia e Lega Serie A in campo per la difesa del Mar Mediterraneo Lega Serie A e Commissario Straordinario insieme per le persone scomparse Play for the Planet: AWorld e Lega Serie A lanciano una sfida per la Terra OGGI IN SENATO IL CONVEGNO "STADI INTELLIGENTI E SOSTENIBILI: VERSO UNA NUOVA ERA DELLO SPORT IN ITALIA" 173° Anniversario della Fondazione della Polizia di Stato LEGA SERIE A ANNUNCIA UNA PARTNERSHIP STRATEGICA CON LA NATIONAL ITALIAN AMERICAN FOUNDATION (NIAF) Copyright © 2024 Lega Nazionale Professionisti Serie A | P Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.