Orthopedic Fracture Boot

the infamous PAGELLONE YEAR'S COOL

(Beach House) 20


JONS - Go
Jonsi - real name: Jon Thor Birgisson - is the leader of Iceland's Sigur Ros, a band of the most 'important of the past decade. On his solo debut, the stunning vocalist tries to distance itself by focusing on nursery rhymes and weird pop immediacy and freshness that leaves its mark.

19
Gonjasufi - A Sufi And A Killer
Gonjasufi - real name: Sumac Valentine - is a character but quirky: rasta, yoga teacher, intellectual, mystical and restless, DJ and ex-rapper, artist, now leading the team WARP. His first work mixes irreverence with class and the more 'different music genres: trip hop and blues-rock, electronics and vintage disco music, quotes and third world psychedelic acid-rock, and makes an angle strictly lo-fi suggests - as well as Frank Zappa - the first, great, Beck.

18
FOUR TET - There Is Love In You
Category: electronics in 2010 saw a series of excellent works.
environment may of Balmorhea and The Album Leaf, the drone of Yellow Swans and Pan Sonic, the alchemy grooves and samples of Flying Lotus.
Over all, the Four Tet's masterpiece Angel Echoes: amazement the liquid state, even sound.


17 RADIO DEPT - Clinging To A Scheme
Sweden is notable for a pop scene alive and kicking (XX, Sonnets).
The Radio Dept are a trio of Lund who has published his third album at the beginning of the year, dozers label Labrador. They play a sophisticated pop and melancholic, without great pretensions or ambitions, but very pleasant.

16
HINDI ZAHRA - Handmade
Originally from Morocco, Zahra Hindi music begins playing in the cultural melting pot typical of southern France, where the traditions of Arab and Berber heritage blend with sophisticated songwriting school of the Alps.

15
AMPARO SANCHEZ - Tucson Habana
After twelve years at the helm of Amparanoia, the Andalusian singer Amparo Sánchez started his career as a soloist for help with Calexico. The result could only be excellent: Tucson Habana is a disk elegant and refined, featuring a melancholy atmosphere just tinged Latin jazz and blues accents.

14
VILLAGERS - Becoming A Jackal
Those of us who are wearing the heart in Ireland can only welcome this first feature by the young Dubliner Conor J. O'Brien, Villagers alias, which sports a delicate folk phrasing and a great freshness and immediacy of communication. It plays the wonderful Pieces, the best piece of the whole collection was suspended between vaguely jazzy atmosphere and a masterful vocal interpretation.


13 JOHN GRANT - The Queen Of Denmark
Texans Midlake are among the bands more 'active time. Here they are acting as co-producers of the work before John Grant, overseas dall'Ova accepted almost unanimously by critics (5 out of 5 stars for Mojo): The former leader of the Czars is actually capable of writing good songs, clearly inspired by the classics of the past, first of all the great American rock of the year seventies.

12
AND THE CARNIVAL Erland - Erland And The Carnival
Hastily cataloged in the psych-folk across the Channel, this self-titled debut of Erland & The Carnival is a real revelation.
expert at mixing genres and influences more 'diverse, revive a repertoire of traditionals revisited with intensity and originality, and to this add some pearls Copyright: all Trouble In Mind, which is an amazing piece indie-pop - in a normal world - would remain long on the charts and in heavy rotation of radio and TV.


11 NEIL YOUNG - The Noise
alienated and disturbed, sometimes even paranoid, yet another disc is a Canadian singer-songwriter listen to all 'other than granted. Crazy Horse is no percussion, alone with his guitar - never so distorted - and with a sequence of noises, feedback, reverb and electronic echoes (helped by Lanois). We therefore salute
PiacenzaSera one of our heroes of all time, appreciating the courage and the desire to experiment, to constantly challenge.

10
PAUL WELLER - Wake Up The Nation
Gorillaz - Plastic Beach
Master in excess of the student, this time it's appropriate to say.
most convincing 'and reviving the old Weller, a true British national monument, taken here to with a rage never died down and a scratching sound (albeit in the name of tradition), the student Albarn with his famous cartoon-band: Plastic Beach contains a handful of good songs, but overall is characterized by a tedious parade of stars and for the triumph of postmodern eclecticism more 'trendy and cool.

09
CARIBOU - Swim Canada
on shields: Arcade Fire, Neil Young with three positions in the standings.
Caribou is an eclectic artist and with his third book gives us a vortex of psychedelic sounds impressive, a fluid space in progress, a kaleidoscope of pure emotion.

08
Hey Marseilles - To Travel And Trunks
Bizarre band of seven musicians, hippies, the Hey Marseilles propose a folk orchestra and turn their attention to the great Celtic tradition. Their debut album reveals a pleasant listening, over an hour of melancholic ballads revisited with an air of almost progressive and / or naive in style and bucolic, but resigned rather gloomy: caciarone often far from the climate - and a high rate Alcohol - the British indie-folk.

07
Janelle Monáe - The Archandroid
While Pitchfork and Stereogum are about to crown the stronzissimo rapper Kanye West and his Twisted Dark Fantasy My Beautiful Album of the Year - his exceptional sampling of the 21 Century Schizoid Man King Crimson dell'opener Power - we prefer to bet (actually not bad even the Black Keys, but blacks are not ...) about this girl of twenty-five years and its irresistible mix of r'n'b, pop, funk, soul .
Ladies and gentlemen, here is the new queen of black music.

06
MICE PARADE - What It Means To Be Left-Handed
The eighth labor of Mice Parade, solitary creature of New York percussionist Adam Pierce, a job is impossible to categorize, as the result of a myriad of different influences and of seemingly irreconcilable creative ideas, or the attempt to blend harmoniously said the seriousness of ethnic and jazz with the immediacy index more 'alternative (and sophisticated). To listen
absolutely.

05
NATIONAL - High Color Purple Violet
The title is a perfect romance and gloomy twilight of the band is now New York, which has become an icon in a short indie classic rock of the new Made in USA. Although he opted for a line of continuity with the usual, sophisticated blend of post-punk, rock singer-songwriters and intellectual, than in the recent past, their sound is less claustrophobic and tense, and turns to sounds and arrangements more 'airy and sophisticated, even epic.


04 Menomena - Mines
TU fawning - Hearts On Hold
The so-called scene of Portland, Oregon is one of the most 'beautiful news of the year.
Waiting for the new register of Decemberists - King is Dead, to be released next January - that's two great works (criticism also promotes the Typhoon, which still do not know anything). Most 'sailed Menomena propose a progressive art-rock leanings and ethnic beats. I Thou fawning, their supporters during the last U.S. tour, do even better work with dark veins, with abrasive guitars and accordion gypsy, Litany trip-hop vocals and terribly grim.
miss s


03
ARCADE FIRE - The Suburbs
now superstar index-rock, acclaimed by audiences and critics, the collective of Montreal reach the difficult goal of the third album: tight nell'insanabile doubt one already proposed a repetition of patterns and the risk of looking for new sounds, choose not to choose, and in so doing extend far beyond the duration of the album, taking away something to the ruthlessness and the emotional tension of the beginnings. The Suburbs
However you listening pleasure for its refined pop and folk for a successful amalgam / wave, as well as a description - in a sort of concept album - a contemporary landscape of alienated and alienating, made up of shopping centers and outlets, car wash and highways, voids and sunny yards of asphalt, vast areas of parking and endless rows of terraced houses.



02 Sufjan Stevens - All Delighted People (EP)
Sufjan Stevens - The Age Of Adz
Another shotgun.
Sufjan Stevens does not dispute his reputation as a composer crazy and bizarre, as well as prolific and verbose, and comes out with an EP for almost an hour of music and, every few months, a majestic album of more than 75 minutes. While the former takes the acoustic patterns of the past (the extraordinary title track), the second represents a turning point: The Age Of Adz is an album of electronic music. E ', for fans ours, a real shock.
The excessive length of the album is reflected in some change to empty, but the collection contains passages fucking genius, with which Sufjan reached the height of pomposity and of self. A separate deserves Soul Impossible, yet another, very long, suite - over 27 minutes! - Supper's Ready a postmodern atmosphere characterized by constant change and reversals in the face, like a great baroque collage of quotations.


01
BEACH HOUSE - Teen Dream
Surprise?
The truth is that for twelve months, we waited for the masterpiece album step that could undermine the more 'top of the podium this great, last work of the Beach House, from Baltimore, output in February for the legendary independent label Sub Pop.
Nothing. A final hearing, and - even time to finish it - that's the decision to proclaim it album of the year.
The first part - what we once called the Side A - even touches perfection. What a sequence! Zebra, and his extraordinary acoustic intro, the fantastic ballad "Silver Soul (the Cocteau Twins in slow motion), the single dreampop Norway, then Walk In The Park, with the voice of Victoria Legrand, which really reminds one of Nico, and addressing critical , piano, Used To Be. And in the remaining part
The disc remains at high levels, without voltage drop or style until the final Take Care, velvettiana to the marrow.

Meaning Of Black Rubber Band On The Left Wrist

LONDON, 03

Tendonitis Cortisone Pills

backlash


It 'about time the now familiar final plank with the best of the year, and take all decisions will not be easy. There will be lavoraci above, but. In the meantime, we record that Doss Awards 2010 - published prematurely by the President on FB - see National triumph and Arcade Fire will meet them here, in all likelihood.
uncertainty, some might gasp at the last minute to force us to revise hierarchies, positions, rankings.

The Ocean Project Tango, for example. Born from the collaboration between the expert (the scene is the '80s) and refined songwriter Louis Philippe - which critics compared to Brian Wilson and Duke Ellington - and the Swedish band Testbild! Offers a sophisticated chamber pop and jazzy atmosphere british melancholy. On the other hand, just look around in the playlists of Philippe on his official website (www. louisphilippe.co.uk) to find the very best of British pop: XTC, Kinks, early Pink Floyd, Buzzcocks, Nick Drake, High Llamas, Prefab Sprout. In addition to the Beach Boys, of course. Within

more 'folk or alt-country, Doug Paisley, is another story-teller who deserves our attention.
is from Toronto, Canada, and this excellent ompanion is his second album.
Again the reference to Nick Drake - him and his teacher John Martyn - is a must. Or the fellow Bruce Cockburn. Or even a Bonnie Prince Billy, with whom he often shared the stage. The initial
triptych is creepy, closed from Do not Make Me Wait which duet with Leslie Feist - is often helped by female vocals, including Jennifer Castle of Fucked Up and Julie Fought pining for - but it's all the disk to strike for its understated elegance and the intense performances, until the final Come Here And Love Me, a perfect summation of the music of Paisley.

(by P. Pascali, 1965)

Pioneer Pancake Recipes

LONDON COOL , 02

Period Comes Too Early Flu

E 'NORMAL ... LONDON COOL


Then after a proluvio sampling and noise, distortion and feedback, testing and alchemy indie-tronic (Neil Young and Sufjan Stevens, naming no names), is a normal - as Totti says: did you notice?, starts all the sentences with "it is normal ..." - who returns to look for the healthy and classic rock and roll, to duechitarreilbassoelabatteria, few frills and no ideas in your head.
So here we are served the third album by Canadian band the Black Mountain Wilderness Heart, and not too explicit homage to the masters of the original Led Zeppelin - in their most 'folk, to Tangerine - and Black Sabbath. More 'direct relation to previous work, we are pleased to duets and singing the sounds of sixties The Hair Song (videpclip remarkable, in heavy rotation on b n) and Buried By The Blues.

A proposal even more 'interesting coming from an area adjacent to Canada, ie Seattle, Washington, once a glorious birthplace of the grunge movement and now with the nearby Portland, Oregon (You fawning, Menomena, Decemberists in this regard, the release of their attessisima The King Is Dead has been postponed to early January) new mecca of the American indie scene.

Bizzaro haired band of seven musicians - even more often bearded -, Hey Marseilles to offer a fantastic orchestral folk with a great horn section, cello and accordion, mindful of the lessons of the masters Decemberists and Okkervil River.
Despite their name, which portends a taste a bit 'French, maybe retro, but they address the their attention to the great Celtic tradition is not by chance on their site you can admire them in a recent acoustic session at Doe Bay Fest 2010, held at Orkney Islands (http://www.heymarseilles.com/home/).
Their debut album, titled Travel To And Trunks, proves an enjoyable listen, which is over an hour of melancholic ballads revisited with an air of almost progressive (Cannonballs, Someone To Love) or songwriting style (You Will Do For Now ), the tone remains bucolic and naive, but resigned rather dark, still very far from the climate caciarone and often high alcohol content of the British indie-folk (Mumford & Sons).

What Are Some Good Harem Ecchi Anime Series

, 01 OREGON AND EVEN

How Long Does Staph Infection

'VENICE AND BETTER THAN HERE


Sure enough, during this period comes an impressive array of work can upset, and even subvert The building is now the year-end rankings, which already puts her a big commitment because it is not easy, let alone this year around there are masters (and perhaps even truck drivers).

One of these works is undoubtedly the debut album (for their own label, the Provenance Records) of You fawning, beautiful outsider from Portland, Oregon
made themselves known as supporters of the more 'known Menomena - they, too, of Portland, Oregon - authors of Mines in 2010, an interesting art-rock with progressive leanings and ethnic beats.

Hearts Hold On is an album by the dark vein. The pace of martial

opener Multiply A House immediately clear from the context: the dirge of Corrina Repp brings to mind the unforgettable season of This Mortail Coil and Dead Can Dance. The Felt Sense The following sports a rather tense and nervous drumming, droning harpsichord and choir championship undoubted effectiveness. But it is with the Sad Story of tango cabaret, and even more ', with the sober Mouth Of The Young (with a song in the 'Nico schizoid rhythm and a solution) we realize that we are in front of a small masterpiece.

The disc remains at optimal levels, with Apples and Oranges in the territories Arcade Fire, the litany of Just Too Much, almost psycho Lonely Nights (in case anyone has not bothered the Flaming Lips) and the evocative Diamond In The Forest - already published in the past for voice and piano - almost a homage to the masters Menomena.

The finish is sublime, with I Know You Know that mixes wisdom with nuances Forties (Billie Holiday), abrasive guitars and gypsy accordion, backing vocals and a terribly gloomy trip-hop Portishead type.

What say them classificone find ourselves in, and so high, I think.

3 Day Off Work Infection

' a fraud, 02

Butterfly Language Joke

Alright .... not the plaque more! The hanged!

oooooh! Finally some good news! A sign of great empathy and humanity! Symptom that our world is improving day by day and grows in a direction of peace and love! The religious court decided that 'alright .... not the plaque more! The hanged! "

I wish I could expect a further change of sentence.

by Republic today:

TEHRAN - Sakineh will not be stoned, but still not escape the death sentence: the Iranian woman, so he mobilized the world, will be hanged. The Attorney General of Iran, Gholam Hussein Mohsen Ejei, announced that Sakineh Mohamadi Ashtiani, the 43-year old who risked stoning for alleged of adultery, was sentenced to death for another crime, complicity in the assassination of her husband and to this end on the gallows.

"According to the decision of the court, was convicted of murder," he told the religious judge reported the Tehran Times, "and the penalty for this crime takes precedence on the crime of adultery." As the wave of international criticism and protest against Iran, triggered by the case of Sakineh, the Attorney General added that "The question should not be politicized: the judiciary can not be swayed by the propaganda campaign launched in the West" .

Jon Boat Flooring Idea

Concept Mobile by Mozilla

Refried Baked Beans In Crock Pot

was gay, Catholic, earring lobe, was particularly brilliant and original file.

"After years of disappointment and naivete that twist back on themselves in an embrace narcotic and hypnotic "... Madonna is a talent is born ... this morning the news of the Left dell'autocandidatura the primaries, I use preclude a capital ..., Nichi Vendola. Niky not ... nor Niki. Nichi. aspires to win the explicit. So to become Prime Minister, Silvio ousting. Now. Any other politician had said this ... c'avrei not written a post. For Vendola I make an exception. I can see all the left opposed to in every way. As a hostile and dangerous political mistake. I hope the cure instead as the precious commodity that saw him interviewed several times and talking to people who live there in Apulia, he gave me the idea of \u200b\u200bbeing. I place hope.

Song That Goes Papapapapa Pa Pa Pa Pa

Letter to an immigrant alien.

Dear immigrant alien,

ll my country is full of history and of individuals.
influence both have on each other is infinite.
In my country, so you can die because someone earns more money.
You can kill a lot of people for this. No one will condemn you.
The power is in the hands a media oligarchy-government that uses all the resources available to calibrate our minds according to its ideal size.
I should say "used" ... now do not even need more. Babies are born all 'ready' for the procedure. From toddlers are bombarded with images and sounds ... and voila ... large are the perfect 'citizen'. They say they initially were not so ... we were the heart of history, the cradle of culture ... place for the richest bio-diversity and landscapes you could imagine! It was great. Moving. We were patriotic. They say that we are envied for our findings and our victories, he excelled in everything ... from the physical to the mind, from the stage to think. Then they say there have bombed from the screens and speakers from all ... until we have voted! We chose them not because we trusted more than others who had meanwhile left weakened and corrupt.
It is no longer as then. There is nothing left to vote. I do not remember why, but you do not vote anymore. Go to vote just as old and not do any good because all belong to the same elite eligible for voting. In general I can say that is not fashionable. My country was the only man to win the impossible challenges ... was geographically small but had a huge impact on the politics of our planet ... exported culture and a form of government called democracy ... -You have it you also on your planet? - And we ... continued to do so, only they were the most corrupt culture and democracy that history had ever known or imagined! When all the other countries were corrupt as ours ... we stopped doing that too. D'apprima we destroyed all ecosystems while maintaining only our own, then we started to travel into space in search of other resources to be consumed, beyond the blanket of waste that surrounds our planet. We never stopped accepting immigrants from wherever they came from ... exploit them and throw them as you do 'with something useless. There was, indeed, a period during which caught them as they arrive or before they got beat em ... but then we realized that use it was cheaper. Well here we control the money, lawlessness and ignorance, do religions orgies with the interests and Freemasonry, and we are all part of an unarmed populace lobotomized. This is my country, here beside Bellatrix ... 're still not sure of wanting to come? :-) ... Is there for you, in Italy, as you are?

See you when you arrive ... maybe we can teach a different way of living!



Inspired by the story The Sentinel - Frederic Brown

Baby Sayings Butterflies

P3 ---> --- P2> P1 ---> P0




They published all week shape puzzles: "5 Horizontal card holder 625 P2 (Initials) "BS ... Mickey ... just needed to blog this!




What follows, then, is only a list of those belonging to the P2 as it has been hijacked Licio Gelli.

Lt.Col. Sergio Steels (Florence, sleep, file 113)
Dr. Pierluigi Accornero (Viarigi, 321)
rag. Agnesi Giacomo (Rome, 169) Dr.
. Aillaud Enrico (Rome, 560)
Dr. Aldo Alasia (Buenos Aires, 150)
dr. Joachim Albanian (Rome, 913) Dr.
. Raffaele Albano (La Spezia, 286)
ch. ALDEGONDE Amedeo (Turin, 425)
Lt.Col. Alecci Vito (Milan, 789 )
maj. Aleffi Giuseppe (Pisa, 762)
Dr. Alessandro Alessandrini (Rome, 728)
Admin. Achille Alfano (Livorno, head group 12, fasc 450)
January John Allain (Rome, 505)
prof. Canzio Allegri (Torino, 94) Prince John
Alliata Montereale (Rome, past the Grand Orient, 361)
Dr. Italo Aloia (Cosenza, 173)
Bruno Alps (Ancona, in sleep, 426)
Dr. Amadi Roberto (Milan, 364)
Dr. Antonio Amato (Cagliari, 807)
Dr. Wilfrido Ambrosini (Verona, in sleep, 112)
Chambers. Walter Amendola (Brazil 615)
Dr. Aristide Andreassi (sleep in Rome, 170)
Chambers. Loris Andreini (Montecatini, 417)
Dr. Mario Andreini (Verona, 177) on
. Clement Anet Bile '(Côte d'Ivoire, 765)
Dr. Franco Angeli (Montevarchi, 153)
Dr. Ennio Annunziata (Rome, 134)
prof. Fausto Antonini (Rome, 1)
prof. Giuliano Antonini (Rome, 2) Renzo
Antonucci (Pisa, 736)
col. Aquilino Pietro (Perugia, in sleep, 358)
Dr. Arcadi Giuseppe (Reggio Calabria, 3)
Dr. Aldo Arcuri (Benevento, 4) Dr.
. Arena Romulus (Rome, 848)
Dr. James Silver (Rome, 384)
Dr. Sergio Clay (La Spezia, 270) on
. Gian Aldo Arnaud (Torino, 726)
dr. Charles Arnold (Florence, 393)
Dr. Aronadio Francesco (Rome, 944)
Dr. Aschieri Renato (Milan, 917)
Dr. Attinelli Giuseppe (Palermo, 942) on
. dr. Angelo Atzori (Oristano, head group 2, fasc 651)
Chambers. Alfredo Aubert (Turin, in sleep, 287)
col. Aubert Mario (Milan, sleep, 427)
Aureggi Alberto (Rome, 727)
Dr. Jose 'Avila (Brazil 599)
rag. Azzari Vittorio (Rome, 171)
rag. Gilberto Bacchetti (Florence, 834)
cap. Bacci Vasco (San Vito, 5) Dr.
. Enzo Badioli (Rome, 581)
Dr. Francesco Baggio (Vicenza, 732)
Dr. Urio Bagnoli (Rome, sleep, 6)
January col. Enrico Baiano (Reggio Emilia, in sleep, 175)
Baldassini Peter (Florence, 394)
cap. Giorgio Balestrieri (Livorno, 907)
Dr. Ballarini Giorgio (Florence, 701) on
. Pasquale Bandiera (Rome, 114)
Dr. Guido Barbaro (Turin, 851)
Dr. Vito Barbera (Livorno, who died, 182)
rag. Barden Franco (Florence, 702)
January Thomas Barile (Rome, in sleep, 420)
Dr. John Barilla '(Palermo, 288)
Dr. Hippolita Barreiro (Buenos Aires, 689)
geom. Giovanni Bartolozzi (Firenze, 705)
Dr. Federico Barttfeld (Buenos Aires, 479)
on. Baslini Antonio (Milan, 483)
Dr. Joseph Battista (Rome, 518)
Dr. Battolla Alberto (La Spezia, 800)
Chambers. Bellassai Salvatore (Palermo, 289)
Chambers. Jerome Bellavista (Palermo, who died, 7)
Dr. Danilo Bellei (Bologna, 484)
ing. Enzo Bellei (Rome, in sleep, 178)
Dr. Ottorino Belli (Florence, 229)
Dr. Maria Bellucci (Perugia, in sleep, 174) on
. Belluscio Constantine (Rome, 540)
prof. In Bemporad (Florence, 115)
Dr. Giorgio Benin (Rome, 563)
Dr. Silvio Berlusconi (Milan, 625)
Dr. Domenico Bernardini (Florence, group leader 6, fasc 699)
Dr. Francesco Bernasconi (Rome, 155)
cap. fr. Bertacchi Carlo (Rome, 629)
Dr. Bertasso Giuseppe (Torino, 870)
Dr. Luigi Bertoni (Rome, 179)
Dr. Besussi Mario (Rome, died 180)
Dr. Luis Alberto Betti (Buenos Aires, 481)
Dr. Louis Bevilacqua (Milan, 877)
Dr. Angel Biagini (Florence, 700)
ing. Livio Biagini (Rome, 529)
Dr. Carlo Biamonti (L 'Aquila, in sleep, 378)
Chambers. Gian Paolo Bianchi (Florence, 703)
Dr. Giorgio Bianchi (Torino, who died, 422)
Chambers. Giulio Bianchi (Pistoia, 183)
Chambers. Pierluigi Bianchini Mortani (Florence, 742)
prof. Frank Bianci (Rome, 365)
ing. Bida Franco (Rome, 911) more
Bida Giorgio (Novara, died 423)
Dr. Giorgio Billi (Florence, 548)
Dr. Bina Maurizio (Cagliari, 819)
Dr. Bina Luigi (Rome, 8)
Admin. Gino Birindelli (Rome, 130)
Dr. Luigi Bisignani (Rome, 203)
Dr. Garibaldo Bisso (Livorno, 773)
January Bittoni Luigi (Florence, passed to another Lodge, 116)
col. Bartolo Blasio (Rome, 824)
cap. Clemen Boeris Alessandro (Rome, 738)
prof. Giulio Bolacchi (Cagliari, 886)
dept. Jose 'Bolshaw Salles (Brazil 601) Dr.
. Bonaga Gianni (Turin, 376), Vincenzo
Bonamici (Pistoia, 880)
Dr. Ugo Bonas (Rome, 857)
geom. Antonio Bonetti (Cesena, 366)
Sandro Boni (Florence, sleep, 704)
Dr. Nicolo 'Borghese (Rome, 546)
Chambers. Fabio Borzaga (Trento, passed to another Lodge, 424)
Dr. Victor Enrique Boully (Buenos Aires, 691)
Dr. Osvaldo Brana (Dakar, 101)
January Ettore Brancato (Rome, 504)
Dr. Brandi Pasquale (Bari, 9)
Chambers. Agneletto Branko (Trieste, passed to another Lodge, 291)
Dr. Braulio Carlos (Brazil 600)
Maurizio Bruni (Livorno, 774)
dr. Vittorio Bruni (Florence, 706)
Dr. Ottorino Bruno (Rome, 103)
Dr. Paul Bruno (Cosenza, 181)
January Walter Bruno (Rome, 10)
Ivan Bruschi (Arezzo, 395)
Dr. Ettore Brusco (Rome, 11)
Renzo Bruzzone (Torino, 176)
Dr. Fosco Buccianti (Florence, 638)
Chambers. Brunetto Bucciarelli Ducci (Arezzo, 573)
January Budva Paolo (Rome, 292)
Chambers. Glauco Buffarini Guidi (Rome, 102)
Dr. Buffalo Roberto (Rome, 322)
Bugnon Aldo (Turin, 785)
Dr. Antonio Buono (Forli ', 104)
rag. Buscarini Giancarlo (Rome, 850)
maj. Anthony Cacchione (Florence, 197)
cap. Carlo Cadorna (Rome, 780) Giorgio
Cagnoni (Ravenna, 166)
Dr. Mario Cagnoni (Ravenna, 167)
Paolo Cagnoni (Ravenna, 168)
Paul Caiani (Montecatini, 838)
Piero Caiani (Montecatini, 676)
Dr. Salvatore Cajozzo (Sweden, 586)
col. Antonio Calabrese (Bologna, 485)
Dr. Silvio Caldonazzo (Rome, 293)
cap. Guido Calenda (Rome, 156)
Dr. Roberto Calvi (Milan, 519)
Dr. Antonio Calvino (Buenos Aires, 692)
Dr. Anthony Campagna (Pisa, 665)
Dr. Campironi Ennio (Milan, 888)
Dr. Umberto Campisi (Catania, 12)
Candigliota teacher Paul (Rome, 379)
Dr. Antonio Cangiano (Cosenza, 367)
col. Rocco Cannizzaro (Rome, 200)
cap. Cantelli Antonio (Messina, 185)
ing. Fernando Cantini (Florence, 836)
Dr. Alberto Capanna (Rome, 553)
prof. Ilvo Capecchi (Pistoia, suspended, 205)
Dr. Achille Hair (Florence, 640)
Dr. Capolozza Carlo (Rome, 294)
rag. Franco Caponi (Civitanova, 882)
rag. Attilio Capra (Milan, 188) on
. Giulio Caradonna (Rome, 909)
prof. Luigi Caratozzolo (Messina, 875) more
Anthony Carbonaro (Cagliari, 13)
Dr. Eugenio Carbone (Rome, 493)
maj. Alberto Carchio (Livorno, 199)
Dr. Italo Cardarelli (Rome, 385)
Dr. Giampaolo Cardellini (Rome, 157)
col. Carducci Rocco (Rome, 186)
prof. Cesare Carella (Viterbo, 396) on
. Egidio Carenini (Milan, 551)
ten. col. Lack Guido (Rome, 108) on
. Carollo Vincenzo (Palermo, 295)
Dr. Pierre (Pier) Carpi (Reggio Emilia, 14)
Dr. Vittorio Carrieri (La Spezia, 878)
Dr. Giorgio Carta (Rome, 794)
Silvio Casagni (Arezzo, 397)
Dr. Roberto Casarubea (Palermo, in sleep, 296)
Dr. Peter Casella (Treviso, 15)
January Giuseppe Casero (Rome, 488)
Remo Casini (Florence, 428)
prof. Alessandro Casotto (Perugia, 190)
Dr. Salvatore Cassano (Marsala, 903)
Dr. Carlo Castagnoli (Turin, 876)
ing. Castelgrande Antonio (Rome, 956)
Chambers. Frank Catalano (Bari, 16)
Dr. Joseph Catalano (Rome, 17)
ing. Lay Bruno Cattaneo (Buenos Aires, 790)
Dr. Causarano Filippo (Rome, 195)
col. According to Cavalli (Florence, sleep, 429)
prof. Luigi Cavallini (Pisa, 861)
prof. Giorgio Cavallo (Torino, 696)
Dr. Enrico Ceccarelli (Rome, 189)
Mario Ceccherini (Grosseto, 191)
Lt.Col. Louis Cecchetti (Roma, 919)
Dr. Mario Cecchi (Florence, 649)
rag. Bruno Cecchi (Florence, 721)
Dr. Bruno Cecchini (Florence, 397)
Admin. Marcello Celio (Rome, 815)
Dr. Cencelli Massimiliano (Rome, 897)
prof. Isidoro Centrella (Rome, 905)
col. Amedeo Centrone (Rome, 187)
Dr. Alberto Cereda (Rome, 645) on
. Gianni Cerioni (Ancona, 843)
Dr. John Cerquetti (Rome, 18)
cap. Umberto Cesari (Rome, 630)
geom. Cesarini Eugenio (Rome, 741)
cap. Salvatore Cesario (Udine, 670)
Dr. Cetorelli Gabriele (Rome, 723)
on. Aldo Cetrullo (Pescara, past the Grand Orient, 154)
Dr. Cetta Francesco (Rome, in sleep, 192)
rag. Checchini Alessandro (Florence, 835)
rag. Chiais Claudio (Rome, 265)
Dr. Anthony Chiarelli (Florence, passed to another Lodge, 399)
Dr. Brunetto Chiarelli (Florence, 797)
Dr. Giulio Chiarugi (Firenze, 400)
January Joseph Cianciulli (Bari, 164) on
. Fabrizio Cicchitto (Rome, 945) PARLAMENT KING OF ITALY UNDER!
Admin. John Ciccolo (Lerici, 129)
Dr. Italo Cichero (Genoa, who died, 204)
Dr. Cifani Bernardino (Rome, 193)
Dr. Luigi Cimino (Cagliari, 822)
geom. Mario Cingolani (Ancona, 668)
Manlio Ciocca (L 'Aquila, 380)
Dr. Ciolini Mario (Florence, who died, 221)
Ciolli Mario (Florence, who died, 430)
Dr. Vasco Cioni (Florence, 431)
Dr. Elio Cioppa (Rome, 658)
col. Enzo Cyril (Florence, 352)
rag. Charles Tufts (Florence, 419)
Dr. Ciuni Roberto (Rome, 814)
Renato Civinini (Florence, 743)
col. Enzo Climinti (Rome, in sleep, 201)
col. Ennio Cocci (Pisa, 576)
Dr. Joaquin Coelho (Brazil 605)
Dr. Anthony Colasanti (Rome, 360)
Dr. Henry Colavito (Venice, 345)
rag. Giuseppe Colosimo (Livorno, 681)
Dr. Giuseppe Compagno (Palermo, 298)
maj. Conca Marino (Rome, 351)
maj. Joseph Consalvo (L 'Aquila, 381)
Dr. Alfonso Coppola (Rome, 19)
Dr. Loris Corbi (Rome, 562)
Dr. Cordiano Fausto (Brescia, 910)
col. Antonio Cornacchia (Rome, 871)
Heitor Correa de Mello (Brazil 593)
Dr. Corruccini Stefano (Pisa, 664)
Dr. Vincenzo Corsaro (Rome, 416) more
Caramel Cortese (Catanzaro, 20)
cap. bath. Carlos Alberto Corti (Buenos Aires, 641)
Dr. Cosentino Francesco (Rome, 497)
prof. Alfiero Costantini (Fiesole, 512)
Lt.Col. Alessandro Costanzo (Rome, 152)
Dr. Maurizio Costanzo (Rome, 626)
Dr. Francesco Cravero (Milan, 731)
John Cravero (ditch, 140)
Dr. Giampaolo Cresci (Rome, 525)
Dr. Giovanni Cresti (Siena, 521)
Dr. Fabio Crivelli (Cagliari, 299)
Dr. Giuseppe Renato Croce (Rome, 787)
Dr. Frank Crupi (Rome, 300)
Dr. Giorgio Csepanyi (Palermo, 301)
ing. Giampiero Cungi (Brazil 184)
Dr. Lino Curiale (Ancona, 583)
Dr. Antonino Cusimano (Palermo, 302)
cap.vasc. Sergio D 'Agostino (Rome, 131) Dr.
. Antonio D 'Ali Staines (Trapani, 303)
January Romulus Dalla Chiesa (Rome, 500)
cap. Giuseppe D 'Allura (Palermo, 892)
Dr. Federico D 'Amato (Rome, 554)
Dr. Antonio D 'Ancona (Palermo, 941) on
. Emo Danesi (Livorno, 752), Dr.
. Mario D'Angelo (Viterbo, 763),
col. Dargen Salvatore (Rome, 209)
ing. John D 'Arminio Monforte (Milan, 936)
Dr. Davoli Lorenzo (Rome, 659)
Chambers. Sergio Marques De Almeida (Brazil 616)
Dr. Stefano De Andreis (Rome, 939)
Dr. Gabriele De Angelis (Rome, 277)
Dr. Gustavo De Bac (Rome, 657) Dr.
. Hans De Belder (Vienna, 208)
maj. Umberto De Bellis (Venice, 304)
Dr. De Svandiro Blasis (Rome, 663)
rag. Antonio De Capo (Rome, 21)
on. Massimo De Carolis (Milan, 624)
Dr. De Matteo Cillo (Rome, 22)
sen. dr. Danilo De 'Cocci (Rome, 404)
Dr. Peter De Feo (Florence, 432)
prof. Domenico De Giorgio (Reggio Calabria, 216)
Domenico De Giudici (Arezzo, 652)
geom. Giancarlo Degl'Innocenti (Florence, 708)
Dr. Renzo De Grandis (Bologna, died 433)
Lt.Col. Sergio Deidda (Rome, 215) on
. Filippo De Jorio (Rome, 511)
dr. William De La Plaza (Uruguay, 589)
Dr. Cesar De La Vega (Argentina, 590)
Alessandro Del Bene (Florence, 745)
geom. Vittorio Del Bianco (Florence, 709)
col. Mario Del Bianco (Rome, 133)
rag. Giampiero Del Gamba (Livorno, 863)
Lt.Col. Manlio Del Gaudio (Rome, 117)
Pierluigi Del Guerra (Florence, 710)
Dr. Dell'Acqua Giuseppe (Rome, 305)
Dr. Massimo Dell 'Aquila (Bari, 306)
Lt.Col. Bruno Della Fazia (Livorno, head of Group 7, fasc 23)
Dr. Dell'Ongaro Giuseppe (Rome, 739)
Dr. Peter De Longis (Genoa, 768)
Dr. Jorio Del Moro (Florence, 707)
on. Ferruccio De Lorenzo (Naples, 25)
Dr. Giuseppe Del Pasqua (Arezzo, who joined the Grand Orient, 353)
Dr. Peter Del Piano (La Spezia, 212)
Dr. Michael Del Re (Rome, 661)
prof. Edoardo Del Vecchio (Rome, 143)
maj. Vittorio De Marco (Rome, 890)
Chambers. Fulvio De Mari (Rome, 24)
Romolo De Martino (Firenze, 744)
Dr. Paolo De Michelis (Rome, died 213)
Dr. Vincenzo De Nardo (Rome, 307)
ing. Tooth Salvatore (Rome, 214) Sergio
Teeth (Florence, 643)
Dr. Bonifacio De Oliveira (Brazil 606)
Dr. Carlo De Risio (Rome, 733)
col. adv. Antonio De Salvo (Florence, 194)
January Luigi De Santis (Rome head of Group 8, fasc 359)
Dr. William De Sena (Brazil 603)
Dr. Ercole De Siati (Teramo, 308)
Chambers. Jorge De Souza (Brazil 612)
Denis De Stafanis Bayard (Tirrenia, 218)
Dr. Levy De Suoza (Brazil 597)
Dr. Osvaldo De Tullio (Rome, 309)
Vincenzo De Vito (Rome, 310)
Dr. Franco Di Bella (Milan, 655)
Chambers. Alberto Di Caro (Bra, 98)
Lt.Col. Sergio Di Donato (Rome, 158)
Dr. Leonardo Di Donna (Rome, 827)
ten. bath. Bruno Di Fabio (Rome, 210)
Dr. Rodolfo Di Filippo ' (Rome, 311)
prof. Giuseppe Di Giovanni (Palermo, 935)
rag. Sergio Di Lallo (Florence, 211)
January Sebastian Di Mauro (Milan, 207)
Dr. Mario Diana (Rome, 555)
Dr. Louis Dina (Milan, passed to the Grand Orient, 118)
Dr. Vincent D 'Isanto (Florence, 777)
prof. Giuseppe Donato (Rome, 902)
Massimo Donelli (Naples, 921)
Chambers. Pedro Dos Santos (Brazil 611)
Dr. Duilio Dottorelli (Rome, 434)
cap. Gian Carlo D'Ovidio (Rome, 569)
Chambers. Giovanni Di Druetta Ussel (Rome, 940)
Dr. Mario Duce (Cagliari, 799)
Tues Maurice Durieux (Arezzo, 418);
on. Mario Einaudi (Rome, 552)
Dr. Antonio Esposito (Rome, 251)
rag. Claudio Fabbri (Milan, 132)
Dr. Giovanni Fabbri (Rome, 816)
Dr. Carlo Fabricco (Trieste, 26)
Dr. Luigi Fadalti (Treviso, 938)
col. Nicola Flaps (Rome, in sleep, 119)
Dr. Carlo Falla Gareau (Cremona in sleep, rest Card, 96)
Dr. John Fanelli (Rome, head of group 5, fasc 219)
cap. Giovanni Lombardi (Livorno, 406)
Dr. Francesco Farina (Arezzo, 510)
Mario Elpidio Factors (Milan, 755)
Dr. Combs Tito (La Spezia, 435)
January Favuzzi Enrico (Rome, 633) Dr.
. Mario Alberto Fazio (Rome, 27)
Lt.Col. Luciano Federico (Arezzo, 568)
prof. Ferracuti Franco (Rome, 849)
Dr. Roger Ferrara (Rome, passed to another Lodge, 28)
Alberto Ferrarese (Florence, 746)
Dr. Alberto Ferrari (Rome, 520)
Dr. Aldo Ferrari (Rome, 891)
Chambers. Giuseppe Ferrari (Rome, 538)
Dr. Mario Ferrari (Florence, 401)
rag. Ivo Ferretti (Livorno, 29)
Dr. Antonio Ferri (Rome, 729)
Lt.Col. Domenico Fiamengo (Cosenza, 837)
Dr. Cirino Fichera (Catania, 312)
Dr. Wilson Filomeno (Brazil 613)
Dr. Gerardo Finauri (Argentina, 595)
Dr. Beniamino Finocchiaro (Molfetta, 522)
Dr. Ennio Finocchiaro (L 'Aquila, 436)
Dr. Walter Fernandes Fins (608)
Dr. Ovid Fioretti (Cagliari, 873)
Dr. Publio Fiori (Rome, 646)
Dr. Roger Firrao (Rome, 498)
Dr. Flora Alessandro (Bari, 30)
Dr. Flumini Fabrizio (Rome, 784)
January Charles Foce (La Spezia, 120), Dr.
. Folonari Marco (Brescia, 927)
Admin. Forgione Vittorio (Rome, 31)
on.dott. Franco Foschi (Rome, 680)
prof. Arnaldo Foschini (Rome, 32),
sen. Fossa Franco (Rome, 354)
Michael Fossa (Genoa, 954) Dr.
. Artemio Franchi (Florence, 402)
Giorgio Franchini (Florence, 776)
cap. Luciano Francini (Pisa, 574)
Dr. Gianfranco Franco (Rome, 579)
Dr. Luigi Franconi (Rome, 437)
Dr. Francesco Franzoni (Turin, 438) on
. Aventino Frau (Rome, 533)
Dr. Luis Fugasot (Uruguay, 596)
Dr. Sebastian Fulci (Messina, passed to another Lodge, 313)
Dr. Sylvester Furgas (Cagliari, 798)
cap. Silvio Fusari (Livorno, 788)
Dr. Ugo Fuxa (Palermo, 314)
Dr. Gian Piero Gabotti (Rome, 928)
January Eduardo Rincon Gallardo (Mexico, 610)
Dr. Galante, Salvatore (Palermo, 315)
Dr. Joseph Gallo (Genova, 33)
col. Salvatore Gallo (Rome, 933)
January Vitaliano Gambarotta (Livorno, 225)
Dr. Adolfo Gamberini (Ravenna, 224)
Dr. Edward Gasser (Trieste, passed to another Lodge, 316)
comm. Licio Gelli (Arezzo, 440)
Dr. Geng Mario (Rome, 523)
Dr. Caramel Genoese Zerbi (U.S. 159)
Lt.Col. Frank Genovese (Pisa, 860)
col. Pasqualino Gentile (Rome, 357)
Admin. Anthony Geraci (Rome, 809)
Dr. Gervase Roberto (Rome, 622)
Dr. Antonio Jose 'Ghirelli Garcia (Argentina, 620,
geom. Giancarlo Ghironi (La Spezia, 879)
Dr. Giacchi Giuseppe (Rome, 217)
Dr. Ado Giacci (Ravenna, 35)
prof. Giacomo Giacomelli (Massa, 441)
Giagnoni Romano (Florence, 748)
Dr. Yellow Domenico (Rome, 222)
ing. Mario Giannetti (Florence, 712)
ing. Osvaldo Giannetti (Massa, 36)
January Orazio Giannini (Rome, 832)
Dr. Horace Giannone (Florence, 650)
Gr.Uff. Piero Giannotti (Viareggio, 403)
prof. Gennaro Giannuzzi (Livorno, 735)
Dr. Renato Giaquinto (Florence, 711)
col. Giarizzo Renato (Rome, 223) on
. Ilio Giasolli (Rome, 556)
rag. Renzo Giberti (Genoa, 895)
prof. Luigi Gioffre '(Rome, 883)
Dr. Thomas Giorgeschi (Florence, 747)
Chambers. Rafael Giorgetti (Arezzo, 541)
Dr. Angelo Giovanelli (Rome, died 317)
Dr. John Giraudi (442)
Dr. Vincenzo Gissi (Bergamo, 227)
January Raffaele Giudice (Rome, 535)
cap. John Giuffrida (Reggio Emilia, 561)
Dr. Ezio Giunchiglia (Tirrenia, head of group 11, fasc 639)
Lt.Col. Umberto Giunta (Reggio Calabria, 904)
Dr. Michael John Giuratrabocchetta (Power, 951)
Vittorio Gnocchini (Arezzo, 698)
Dr. Gherardo Gnoli (Rome, 318)
Lt.Col. Vittorio Godano (Bologna, 226)
Dr. Jordan Goggioli (Florence, 444)
Dr. Cesare bolts (Galbally, 817)
prof. Egone Golimari (Trieste, passed to another Lodge, 443)
col. Umberto Garnet (Siena, 248)
Dr. Osvaldo Department (Massa, 37)
Dr. Pietro Paolo Grassi (Power, 319)
January Grassini Giulio (Rome, 515)
Dr. Gianfranco Graziadei (Rome, 679)
January Graziani Giulio Cesare (Rome, 503)
Dr. Joseph Graziano (Palermo, 320)
Mario Grazzini (Florence, 445)
Gregoratti Luigi Mario (Florence, 858)
Dr. Gregory Francesco (Rome, 803) Dr.
. Angelo Grieco (Novara, 446)
Dr. Matthew Grillo (Livorno, 439)
cap. Ernesto Grossi (Florence, 636)
Lt.Col. Holy Gucciardo (Siena, 867)
Dr. Fernando Monroy Guccione (Pavia, 136)
Dr. Giovanni Guidi (Rome, 830)
Dr. Paul Gungui (Cagliari, 859)
January Giuseppe Guzzardi (Rome head of group 1, fasc 694)
Dr. Ever Haggiag (Rome, 137)
Dr. Haratz Julio (Brazil 604)
col. Iannuzzi Rubens (Rome, 138)
Dr. Impallomeni Giuseppe (Palermo, 920)
Imperato Francesco (Genoa, 865)
Dr. Waldemar Incrocci (Turin, who died, 97)
Dr. Oreste Innocents (Milan, sleep, 355)
Dr. Antonio Ioli (Turin, 852)
Dr. Ioli Francesco (Turin, head group 16, fasc 572)
Dr. Caramel Isaiah (Cagliari, 38)
Dr. Ivaldi Luigi (Rome, 230)
Dr. Jose 'Isaac Katz (Buenos Aires, 688)
Dr. Guido Kessler (Verona, in sleep, 39)
January Kunderfranco Giuseppe (Palermo, 372)
Dr. Adolfo Kunz (Florence, 766)
on.dott. Silvano Labriola (Rome, 782)
cap. Antonio La Bruna (Rome, 502)
Dr. Luciano Laffranco (Perugia, in sleep, 232)
Dr. The Medical Hippolytus (Rome, 121)
Lt.Col. Michele La Medica (Florence, 447)
comm. Remo Landini (Verona, 109)
Dr. Claudio Lanti (Rome, 914)
Dr. John La Rocca (Perugia, 672)
Dr. Raul Alberto Lastiri (Argentina, 621)
Gennaro (Gino) Latilla (Florence, 41)
Dr. Armando Lauri (Florence, 588)
Dr. Silvio Laurie (Rome, 952)
col. Fulbert Lauro (Rome, 542)
Dr. Pablo Lavagetto (Buenos Aires, 480)
Cav.Lav. Mario Lebole (Arezzo, 139)
Dr. Leccisotti Antonio (Rome, 662)
Dr. John Ledda (Nuoro, 42)
col. Federico Lenci (Buenos Aires, 558)
Chambers. Lenoci Vito (Bari, who died, 231)
Luigi Lenzi (Pistoia, suspended, 236)
Chambers. Leonardo Leonardi (Rome, in sleep, 373)
Dr. Emilio Leonelli (Rome, 448)
Dr. Vincent Lepore (Turin, died 324)
Dr. Enzo Lerario (Florence, 405)
Dr. Walter Levitus (Trieste, in sleep, 325)
cap. Matthew Lex (Florence, 724)
Dr. Anthony Li Cause (Rome, 526)
cap. Serafino Liberati (Rome, 389)
Dr. Victor Liberatore (Ancona, 804) on
. Liccardo Gaetano (Naples, 557)
Dr. Bruno Lipari (Rome, 693)
Dr. Vincenzo Lipari (Rome, 326)
January Victor Lipari (Bologna, head group 13, fasc 449)
prof. Gianfranco Lizza (Rome, 233)
ing. Glauco Lolli Ghetti (Genoa, 539)
maj. John Longo (Rome, 234)
prof. Pasquale Longo (Alberobello, 165) on
. Pietro Longo (Roma 926)
Dr. Gaetano (Nino) Lombards (Rome, 368)
Dr. Loni Coppede Louis' (Florence, 278)
Chambers. Gaetano Step (Messina, 43)
Dr. Antonio Lopes (Brazil 598)
Dr. Jose Lopez Rega (Argentina, 591)
January The Priest Donato (Rome, 482)
col. Lorenzetti Giancarlo (Roma, 44)
Lorenzini Giancarlo (Rome, 855)
prof. Massimo Losappio (Siena, 697)
Dr. Domenico Lo Schiavo (Australia, 247)
cap. Mario Fight (Udine, in sleep, 377)
col. Joseph Vecchio (Rome, 514)
Chambers. Rocco Lo Verde (Palermo, 328)
Dr. Alvaro Luciani (Rome, 329)
ing. Luciano Luciani (Trieste, 451)
Dr. Othello Macchioni Sela (Rome, 45)
Dr. Giuseppe Macina (Arezzo, 868)
Dr. Madia Luigi (Milan, sleep, 46)
Lieutenant. bath. Mafer Fulvio (Pisa, 725)
January Gianadelio Maletti (Rome, 499)
Dr. Francesco Malfatti Montetretto (Rome, 812)
prof. Giancarlo Maltoni (Florence, 415)
on.dott. Enrico Manca (Rome, 864),
col. Pierluigi Mancuso (Piacenza, 206)
Dr. Andre ' Mandi (Rome, 363)
Lt.Col. Manniello Roberto (Florence, sleep, 249)
Dr. Giuseppe Mannino (Palermo, 452)
Dr. Dario Manzini (Firenze, 407)
cap.fr.Vito Marano (Livorno, 369)
geom. William Marcaccio (Rome, 160)
col. Charles Marks (Reggio Emilia, 241)
arch. Marchitelli Antonio (Rome, 862)
Maresco Marini (Florence, 408)
Dr. Pasquale Marino (Rome, 566) on
. Luigi Mariotti (Florence, sleep, 489)
Dr. Marnetto Renato (Rome, 677)
Dr. Giovanni Marras (Cagliari, 737)
Dr. Osvaldo Marras (Florence, 453)
cap.fr. Marian Brown (Ancona, 840)
Franco Marsili (Florence, sleep, 753)
Mario Marsili (Arezzo, in sleep, 506)
Dr. Carlo Martino (Torino, 252) on
. Anselmo Martoni (Moline, in sleep, 123)
cap. Antonio Marturano (948)
Dr. Mascolo Massimo (Rome, 781)
Dr. Marco Masini (Rome, 237) on
. Massari, Renato (Milan, 889)
Admin. Massarini Aldo (Rome, 695)
Dr. Massenti Sergio (Pisa, 253)
January Emilio Eduardo Massera (Buenos Aires, 478), Dr.
. Carlo Massimo (Florence, 409)
prof. Paul Marchisotto Matassa (Palermo, 943)
Dr. Charles Mauro (Rome, 565)
Dr. James Mayer (Rome, 47)
Dr. Giorgio Mazzanti (Rome, 826)
col. Rocco Mazzei (Milan, died 386)
sen. Luigi Mazzei (Rome, 48)
col. Giuseppe Mazzotta (Livorno, 818)
Dr. Giuseppe Mazzotti (Rome, 454)
Dr. Roberto Memmo (Rome, 564)
Lt.Col. Gaetano Mendola (Rome, 550)
Dr. Mercatali Gianni (Florence, 778)
January Francesco Mereu (Rome, died 490)
Dr. Giorgio Merli (Rome, in sleep, 49)
cap. Peter Mertoli (Livorno, 734)
prof. Renzo Merusi (Rome, 240), Dr.
. Marco Petruzzelli Messeni (Rome, in sleep, 50)
Dr. Antonio Messina (Cosenza, 250)
prof. Michele Messina (Florence, 414)
rag. Elio Messuri (La Spezia, 51)
Dr. Roberto Meza Romero (Genoa, 686)
Dr. Leo Micacchi (Rome, 330)
January Vito Miceli (Rome, 491)
January Giuliano Micheli (Padua, 653)
Dr. Franco Michelini Tocci (Rome, in sleep, 331)
rag. Enrico Michelotti (Messina, 52)
col. Midili Giuseppe (Rome, 244)
arch. Aladdin Minciaroni (Rome, 931)
col. John Minerva (Rome, 517)
Chambers. Sergio Minervini (Livorno, 513)
January Osvaldo Minghella (Rome, 142)
Chambers. Peter Minnini (Bari, past the Grand Orient, 456)
January Hyginus Missori (Rome, 559)
geom. Roberto Measure (Pisa, 962)
Dr. Arrigo Molinari (Genoa, 767)
on.prof. Ottorino Monaco (Rome, 53)
cap. Joseph Mongo (Florence, 684) on
. Hamlet Monsellato (Lecce, 54)
col. Joseph Montanaro (Brescia, 906)
Lt.Col. Anselmo Montefreddo (Pavia, 246)
Riziero Monti (Ravenna, 55)
Dr. Flavio Monti (Cagliari, 823)
gen.brig. Air Othello Montorsi (Rome, 144)
Lt.Col. Frank Morelli (Reggio Calabria, 918)
Dr. Mario Moretti (Rome, 932)
cap. Carlo Mori (Rome, 841)
Dr. Morreale Gaetano (Florence, 56)
dr. Flavio Morri (Forli ', 674)
Dr. Panfilo Morroni (Venice, 239)
Dr. Paul Moscow (Rome, 813)
Dr. Mosciaro Francesco (Palermo, passed to another Lodge, 245)
comm. Bruno Mosconi (Florence, head of Group 9, fasc 392)
Dr. John Motz (Cagliari, head of group 3, fasc 57)
cap.fr. Angelo Murru (Savona, 58)
maj. Frank Murtagh (Nuoro, 930)
Dr. Arrigo Musiani (Siena, 59)
January Fausto Musto (Bolzano, 457)
col. Pietro Musumeci (Rome, 487)
Dr. Franco Naccarato (Rome, 759)
Dr. Paul Nannarone (Cortona, 536) on
. Vito Napoli (Rome, 887)
dr. Nebiolo Luigi (Rome, 810)
arch. Mario Negri Institute (Florence, 713)
prof. Rosario Nicoletti (Rome, 950)
Lt.Col. Renato Nicoli (Florence, 455)
Dr. Edilio Nicolini (Genoa, 916)
col. Dominic Niro (Torino, head group 10, fasc 458)
Dr. John Nistico '(Rome, 675)
Tues Maj. Henry Nocilli (Livorno, 923)
Alighiero Noschese (Rome, died 343)
Alberto Nosiglia (Livorno, 869)
col. Franco Novo (Arezzo, 459)
prof. Angelo Nunziante (Messina, 460)
Antonio Nunziata (Florence, 885)
Lt.Col. Salvatore Oddo (Rome, 937)
prof. Oggioni Gianni (Florence, 637) Dr.
. Luigi Oliva (Rapallo, 770)
Onnis Carlo (Oristano, 898)
Dr. John Organ (Padua, in sleep, 332)
Dr. Orsello Giampiero (Rome, 60)
Chambers. Umberto Ortolani (Rome, 494)
Dr. Anthony Pacella (Livorno, 671)
Dr. Gian Carlo Pagano (Turin, who died, 202)
Dr. Antonio Paladini (Rome, in sleep, 61)
Dr. John Palaia (Rome, 792)
Dr. Claudio Palace (Cagliari 821)
Chambers. Giampaolo Pallotta (Florence, 258)
Dr. Palmiotti Bruno (Rome, 220)
January Giovambattista Palumbo (Florence 135)
ing. Pasquale Palumbo (Rome, in sleep, 62)
comm. Constantine Panarese (Torino, 461)
Dr. Roberto Pandolfini (Florence, 900)
Lt.Col. Giancarlo Panella (Milan, 371)
Dr. Andrea Panno (Genoa, 802)
Dr. Panzacchi Sergio (Rome, 290)
col. Marco Paolo (Bologna, passed to another Lodge, 462)
Chambers. Maria Paola (Florence, 257)
Dr. Enrico Paoletti (Florence, 254)
prof. Ivan Papadia (Bari, 922)
rag. Nicolino Pappalepore (Paganica, in sleep, 382)
Paracucchi Angelo (La Spezia, 769)
Dr. Parasassi Maurizio (Rome, 582)
cap.dott. Joseph Paratore (Arezzo, 845)
Dr. Angelo Parisi (Pesaro, 806)
Pieruggero Partini (Rome, 255)
Dr. Tito Pasqualigo (Turin, 874)
Dr. Pasqualin Andrea (Florence, 683)
Dr. Bruno Passarelli (Rome, suspended, 141)
dott.Vito Sparrow (Torino, 63)
Dr. Ferdinand Pastina (La Spezia, 801)
Lt.Col. Frank Pastore (Nuoro, 370)
cap. John Shepherd (Tirrenia, 894)
Dr. Salvatore Pastore (Rome, 960)
Marcello Pastorelli (Livorno, 833)
Dr. John Pattumelli (Rome, 64)
Pazzagli Alvaro (Florence, passed the Grand Orient, 259)
Dr. Peco Franco (Milan, 110)
Chambers. Carmine (Mino) Pecorelli (Rome, died 235)
on. Mario Pedini (Brescia, 570)
Dr. Vitaliano Peduzzi (Milan, 111)
Dr. David Pellegrini (Rome, 387)
Dr. Olivo Skins (Rome, 107)
prof. Renato Pellizzer (Siena, 682)
Dr. Walter Pelosi (Rome, 754)
Dr. Pennacchietti Francesco (Rome, 65)
Dr. Think Corrado (Rome, in sleep, 333)
Dr. Maurizio Pepe (Torino, 263)
Barruna Claudio Perez (Costa Rica, 594), Dr.
. Peritore Aldo (Rome, past the Grand Orient, 261)
Dr. Perna Alberto (Torino, 796)
Dr. Cesare Peruzzi (Florence, 716)
Dr. Charles Pesavento (Forli ', 172)
rag. Lamberto Petri (Ancona, 567)
cap. Gianfranco Petricca (Livorno, 627)
Antonio Petrucci (Florence, 715) on
. Sergio Pezzati (Florence, 528)
Claudio Pica (aka: "Claudio Villa") (Rome, in sleep, 262)
on.dott. Rolando Picchioni (Turin, 808)
January Picchiotti Franco (Rome, head of group 4, fasc 495)
Lt.Col. Anthony Piccirillo (Como, 264)
mar.cav. Piccolomini Romano (Florence, 256)
prof. Claudio Pierangeli (Siena, 463)
Dr. Pieri Giuseppe (Rome, 530)
Roberto Pieri (Florence, 756)
John Pieroni (Florence, 714) on
. Pietrosanti Giulio (Rome, 66)
Dr. Michele Pignatelli (Rome, 334)
Dr. Waldimiro Pinto (Brazil 602)
maj. Pirolo Francesco (Rome, 260)
gen.sq. Air Luigi Pirozzi (Rome, 854)
cap. Gino Pisani (Genova, 40)
Dr. Giorgio Pisano (Cagliari, 642)
Dr. Sergio Piscitello (Rome, 507)
Dr. Alberto Pistolesi (Florence, 749)
Dr. Giuseppe Pizzetti (Florence, who died, 410)
Dr. Pizzoccheri Giulio (Milan, passed to another Lodge, 242)
Dr. Michele Pizzullo (Rome, 145)
Dr. Placco Giovan Vincenzo (Rome, 947)
prof. Carlo Poglayen (Macerata, 267)
Dr. Joseph Pluchino (Dubrovnik, 957)
cap.fr. Giuliano Poggi (Caracas, 464)
cap.fr. Osvaldo Poggi (Padova, passed to another Lodge, 161)
Dr. Poggini Marcello (Rome, 388)
Dr. Duilio Poggiolini (Rome, 961)
col. Italo Poggiolini (Livorno, 575)
Chambers. Wolfango Polverelli (Rome, 162)
Dr. Domenico Pone (Rome, 421)
prof. Leonard Bridges (Rome, 660)
Dr. Saverio Porcari Li Destri (Cuba, 831)
cap. Fausto Porcheddu (67)
cap. Roberto Porcheddu (68) Dr.
. Easter Purple (Milan, head group 14, fasc 70)
Dr. Michael Prince (Rome, 829)
Dr. Massimo Pugliese (Rome, 266)
prof. Clement Pull '(Messina, 955)
prof. Pulsoni Pietro (Rome, 69)
cap. Joseph Putignano (Florence, 764)
Lt.Col. Giuseppino Quartararo (Livorno, 577)
Admin. John (Juan) This (Argentina, 617)
Dr. Domenico Rabino (Modena, 825)
Dr. Ramella Giorgio (Genoa, 771)
prof. Randy Vincent (Ravenna, who died, 71)
Dr. James Randon (Rome, 146)
Bruno Ranieri (Rome, died 465)
Dr. Domenico Raspini (Ravenna, 72)
January Osvaldo Rastelli (Bologna, 105)
master Giulio Razzi (Rome, died 466)
Dr. Angelo Rega (Rome, 73)
cap. Aldo Renai (Florence, 268)
Chambers. Lucio Riccardi (Bari, 74)
Chambers. Emilio Riccardi (Turin, who died, 95)
Dr. Giuseppe Ricci (Viterbo, 467)
January Riffero Giovanni (Turin, 486)
Dr. Renato Righi (Florence, 122)
Dr. John Rizzi (Verona, 760)
Dr. Angelo Rizzoli (Milan, 532)
col. Vincenzo Rizzuti (Rome, 811)
Dr. Enrico Rocca (Cagliari, 884)
col. Fausto Rodino '(Ostia, 269)
Carlo Rolla (Genoa, 881)
Dr. Francesco Romanelli (Rome, 75)
Dr. Ovid Romanelli (Rome, 335)
Lt.Col. Antonio Romano (Rome, 549)
Dr. William Rose (Genova, group leader 15, fasc 673)
cap. Andrea Roselli (Power, 585)
January Roberto Roselli (Roma, 99)
prof. Edmondo Rossi (Rome, 805)
Dr. Giorgio Rossi (Milan, 323)
Mario Rossi (Frosinone, 730)
Dr. Rozera Bruno (Rome, past the Grand Orient, 76)
ing. Mario Rubino (Palermo, 336)
Dr. Charles Ruffo della Scaletta (Florence, 717)
Dr. Felice Ruggiero (Rome, 847)
Dr. Domenico Russo (La Spezia, 846)
Dr. Francesco Russo (Agrigento, 196)
cap. Guido Ruta (U.S. 628)
Dr. Claudio Sabatini (Rome, 783)
Lt.Col. Gianfranco Sabatini (Aosta, 953)
dr. Helium bag (Rome, 634)
arch. Ambrose Hall (Turin, 228)
maj. Salacone Mario (Rome, 163)
ing. Simonpietro Salini (Rome, in sleep, 531)
Dr. Frank Solomon (Rome, 678)
arch. Francesco Sanguinetti (Rome, died 337)
Ermida Saints (Genoa, 772)
geom. Ferruccio Santini (Rome, 775)
Dr. Mario Santoro (Bologna, 77)
January Santovito Giuseppe (Rome, 527)
Dr. Robert Sarracino (L'Aquila, 383)
geom. Sassorosso Stefano (Florence, 719)
hp. Carlo Satire (Reggio Calabria, 78)
Dr. Vittorio Emanuele of Savoy (Geneva, 516)
Dr. Victor Sbarbaro (Rome, 934)
Dr. Scalabrino Francesco (Messina, who died, 469)
Dr. Leonardo Scali (Rome, 958)
Lt.Col. Pasquale Scarano (Oristano, 839)
Lt.Col. Schettino Michele (Torino, 761)
Dr. Schettino Darcy Rocha (Brazil 607)
Aldo Schiavi (Bologna, 924)
Chambers. Julius Schiller (Padua, 654)
Lt.Col. Scialdone Mario (Florence, 147)
Dr. Holy Sciarrone (Milan, 635)
January Salvatore Scibetta (Rome, 124)
col. Domenico Outbreak (Rome, 274)
ing. Alberto Scribani (Paris, 198) on
. Lori Wren (Closed, 125)
Dr. Peter Wren (Arezzo, passed to the Grand Orient, 149)
prof. Albino Secchi (Florence, 411)
Dr. Gustavo Selva (Rome, 623)
Dr. Semprini Mario (Rome, 544)
Dr. Pasquale Setari (Padova, 106)
ing. Lucien Sicouri (Genoa, 580)
Dr. Elio Siggia (Rome, 656)
ten. bath. Silanos Giuseppe (Rome, 271)
Dr. Enrico Silvio (Genoa, 338)
prof. Augusto Sinagra (Rome, 946)
Chambers. Michele Sindona (501)
maj. John Sini (Livorno, 578)
Dr. Raffaele Sinibaldi (Arezzo, 297)
January Joseph Siracusa (Rome, 496)
Dr. Fiorello Sodi (Florence, 34)
Dr. Edgardo Sogno Del Vallino (Turin, 786)
Ugo Soldani (Florence, 718)
Dr. Raffaele Angelo Soldano (Rome, 272)
Dr. Jerome High (Aosta, 912)
Dr. Jerome Parsons (Rome, 339)
Dr. Franco Sorrentino (Cagliari, 79)
Lt.Col. Lino Sovdat (Florence, 471)
January Spaccamonti Pietro (Rome, 472)
Dr. Ettore Spagliardi (Aosta, 915)
Dr. Cara Spagnuolo (Rome, in sleep, 545)
Dr. Spalluto Piero (Milan, 872)
Dr. Paul Sparagana (Lausanne, 537)
Dr. Aldo Spinelli (Milan, sleep, 80)
on. Stammati Gaetano (Rome, 543)
Dr. Anthony Stanzione (Forli ', 793)
Lt.Col. Savino Stella (Florence, 722)
Dr. Dominic Stellini (Treviso, in sleep, 81)
maj. Stellini Marcello (Rome, 273)
Dr. Sternini Giorgio (Venice, 82)
Dr. Florio Stilli Giorgio (Florence, 648)
Dr. Randolph K Stone (Los Angeles, 899)
Dr. Rend Bruno (Ancona, 584)
cap.dott. Joseph Sheets (Reggio Calabria, 959)
Dr. Sturzo Francesco (Palermo, 340)
January Carlos Suarez Mason (Argentina, 609)
Dr. Szall Giuseppe (Milan, 524) Tacconi
Leandro (Rome, 632)
cap. Ezio Talone (Naples, 276)
ing. Gennaro Buffer (Florence, 750)
Dr. Tanassi Vittorio (Roma 473)
maj. Giacomo Tarsi (Rome, 151)
Chambers. Paul Tartaglia (Rome, 842)
Dr. Bruno Tassan Din (Milan, 534)
Tassitano Giovanni (Pisa, 925)
Dr. Elijak Taylor (Liberia, 619)
Dr. Alberto Teardo (Albissola, 341)
Dr. Mario Tedeschi (Rome, 853),
on. Emanuele Terrana (Rome, died 356)
cap. Corrado Terranova (Taranto, 83)
prof. Terzolo Carlo (Torino, who died, 342)
January Guido Tesi (Florence, sleep, 587)
Tibaldi Augusto (Rome, suspended, 100)
Dr. Tilgher Mario (Rome, past the Grand Orient, 84)
Dr. Alessandro Tizzani (Turin, 795)
col. Tognazzi Mario (Florence, who died, 412)
Dr. William Tolbert (Liberia, who died, 618)
Dr. Emanuel Tomasino (Palermo, 669)
Osvaldo Tonini (Brazil 614)
Admin. Giovanni Torrisi (Rome, 631)
cap. Menotti Tortora (Florence, 275)
Silvano Tosi (Arezzo, 477)
Massimo Tosti (Rome, 929)
Dr. Gaetano Trapani (Milan, 779)
Lt.Col. Mario Cross (Brindisi, 758)
Dr. Robert Trebbi (Tirrenia, 685)
prof. Braithwaite Tryphon Fabrizio (Rome, head of group 17, fasc 327)
comm. Tricerri Lorenzo (Turin, in sleep, 85)
hp. Aurelio Tripepi (Reggio Calabria, died 474)
col. Trisolini Giuseppe (Rome, died 547)
Chambers. Francesco Troccoli (Bari, 86)
Dr. Trois Francis (Cagliari, 820)
Lt.Col. Dominic Tuminello (Perugia, 148)
January Turini Mauro (Rome, 740)
Dr. Vincenzo Tusa (Palermo, 344)
captain Paolo Uberti (Rome, 280)
Dr. Hasdrubal Ugolini (Florence, 413)
geom. Mauro Ugolini (Florence, 720)
Lt.Col. Ungania Giacomo (Rome, 901)
prof. Antonio Urbano (Catania, 279)
Lt.Col. Ottavio Urciuolo (Florence, 126)
Dr. Vagner Salvatore (Rome, 468)
Chambers. Mario Valenti (Arezzo, died 644)
Dr. Roberto Valencia (Rome, 757)
Dr. Vincenzo Valenza (Rome, 243)
January Enzo Vallati (Rome, 508)
Dr. Valobra Cesare (Milan, sleep, 87)
Dr. Giancarlo Elia Valori (Rome, eject, 283)
prof. Walter Vannelli (Rome, 88)
prof. Cesare Vannoccio (Livorno, 89)
Dr. Joseph varchar (Trapani, 908)
January Dante Venturi (Palermo, who died, 346)
Dr. Aldo Vestri (Genova, 90)
Dr. John Viarengo (Turin, 91)
cap. Vicard Massimo (Rome, 866)
col. Mario Vicini Pompeo (Rome, 127)
col. Viezzer Antonio (Rome, 509)
Dr. Alberto Vignes (Argentina, died 592)
Dr. In Luigi Villa (Turin, 374)
Dr. Vincenzo Villa (Rome, 391)
Dr. Maria Jose 'Villone (Buenos Aires, 690)
Chambers. Enrico Vinci (Rome, 282)
Dr. Frank Viola (Torino, 375)
maj. Henry Violante (Livorno, 284)
Dr. Ferdinand Visciani (Florence, who died, 281)
Dr. Hannibal Viscomi (Montecatini, 647)
Roberto Visconti (Florence, 751)
Dr. Visocchi Angelo (Rome, 791)
Dr. Gaetano Vita (Rome, 390)
Dr. Fabio Vitali (Turin, in sleep, 347)
Dr. Vincenzo Vitale (Siena, 348)
Chambers. Mario Vitellius (Rome, 666)
January Ambrogio Viviani (Novara, 828)
Chambers. Voccia Carlo (Rome, 667)
Chambers. Gaetano Vullo (Milan, 856)
Dr. Wilson Fernandes De Valle (Buenos Aires, 687)
Dr. Mario Zaccagnini (Rome, 92)
cap. Maurizio Zaffino (La Spezia, 285)
Dr. Leonidas Zanaria (Milan, 896)
Dr. Mario Zanella (Rome, 476)
Dr. Lelio Zappala '(Rome, 475)
ing. Lucio Zappulla (Palermo, 349)
Dr. Mint Aldo (Rome, 350)
Dr. Sergio Zerbini (Modena, 93)
Dr. Zicari Giorgio (Rome, 844)
Dr. Alfredo Ziparo (Rome, 470)
prof. Amonasro Zocchi (Rome, 571)
Elie Zocheib (Modena, 893) on
. Michael Zuccala '(Rome, 492)
comm. Antonio Zucchi (Arezzo, 128)
Dr. Zucchini Paolo (Rome, 362).

962 members on the P2 lodge of Licio Gelli well 177 are soldiers, all officers. To these are added six officers body guards PS, 5 vice presidents and prefects, 11 Quaestors and 5 police officers. For a total of 204 people who, before the Masonic oath, had sworn allegiance to the state. As if to say that more than 20% of the secret Masonic Lodge was formed by state servants.

Yellow pages attached to the masonry work of the Venerable Master Licio Gelli:

MILITARY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT: 208
JUDICIARY: 18
POLITICIANS: 67
secretaries (political) 11
REGIONAL OFFICIALS: 7
MUNICIPAL LEADERS: 8
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT 47 INDUSTRIAL
: 23
CONTRACTORS: 18
COMPANY 'PRIVATE (Presidents): 12
COMPANY' PUBLIC (Presidents): 8
COMPANY 'PUBLIC (Managers): 12
MINISTERIAL LEADERS: 52
AUDITORS: 2
DIPLOMATS: 9
UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS: 36
Director of Education: 2
BANKS: 49
DEALERS: 1
ACCOUNTANTS: 28
FINANCIAL ADVISERS: 4
AIRLINES: 8
EDITORS: 4
EDITORIAL DIRECTORS: 6
JOURNALISTS: 27 3

WRITERS DIRECTORS RAI-TV: 10
INSURANCE COMPANIES: MEDICAL
6: 38
charities and HOSPITAL: 10
ARCHITECTS: 7
LAWYERS: 27
Note: 4
PROFESSIONALS: 17
ANTIQUE: 6
HOTELS (Directors): 4
BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS: 10 COMPULSORY
'VARIOUS: 12
LIONS CLUB: 4
ROTARY CLUB 7

Best Way To Build A Alluminum Boat With Pennies

The Days of Spring 2010

During the days FAI Spring pupils in classes IIIB and VB Tour of the Don Iodi have carried out apprentices and trainees welcome guide.

Wedding Program Saying

FAI press conference

FAI The days of spring 2010, arrived on the 18th edition, were presented Saturday, March 20 at a press conference at the palace Allende in Reggio Emilia, which was also attended pupils in the class III B Tourist Institute IODI