Qualcuno ha del comburente?

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Pensate per caso che ce ne siamo lavati le mani?
Assolutamente no! Inizia ad essere il momento dove l’emotività lascia il passo ai ragionamenti.
In un video dalla qualità d’altri tempi e con uno speaker d’eccezione, Chicco, con un maglioncino anni ’60, dice la sua sull’Italiano ex equo……..sincerità voto 10, politologia voto 4…………praticamente potrebbe essere uno di noi.

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6 commenti a “ Qualcuno ha del comburente? ”

  1. La Libellula on 25/05/2010 at 11:30

    Vai Chicco! meglio di un globetrotter!

  2. Pinzo on 25/05/2010 at 12:03

    Qualità adeguata ai mezzi tecnici di Sailing Sardinia. Mica siamo potenti come quelli di Adessovela!! Per vederlo tutto: http://sailingsardinia.blog.tiscali.it/2010/05/12/la-parola-ai-protagonisti/
    Ciao

    • Bras de Bois on 25/05/2010 at 12:33

      Tranquillo Pinzo, noi non facciamo certo di meglio! è inquietante invece il livello della copertura della louis vouitton cup considerando i mezzi che hanno a disposizione! al confronto noi siamo tutti fenomeni!

  3. James on 25/05/2010 at 14:15

    Bravo Chicco! UKA UKA è finita.

  4. Capitan FRACASSO on 25/05/2010 at 23:31

    James, you wish..!!

  5. gino lo spazzino on 27/05/2010 at 15:53

    L’ISAF SI E’ GIA’ ESPRESSA CON UN PARERE:

    ISAF Racing Rules Question and Answer Service
    G 007 Q&A 2010-18
    Published: 24 May 2010
    Situation:
    A starting sequence with flag P as preparatory signal.
    Approximately 6-7 seconds before the start several boats were over the line close to the pin
    end, and the race officers on the signal vessel lost view of the orange line flag and staff on the
    pin end boat. The orange flag did not become visible from the signal committee vessel until after
    the start.
    Four boats were called OCS by the race officer on the pin end boat.
    1-2 seconds before the start the race officer on the signal boat observed another boat near the
    pin end crossing the starting line and called it OCS too. Since the orange flag was not visible, he
    used a landmark (house roof in the hill a few miles distant) as an extension of the starting line.
    Question 1:
    Can the starting line really be that fuzzy?
    Answer 1:
    The starting line is not fuzzy, it is between the staffs displaying orange flags on the two starting
    marks (race committee boats).
    Question 2:
    Did this method meet the definition of starting line as described in the sailing instructions (i.e.
    ‘The starting line will be between staffs displaying orange flags on two race committee boats’)?
    Answer 2:
    Yes. As long as there were orange flags displayed from staffs on the starting marks, the
    requirements of the sailing instructions are met.
    Question 3:
    May these facts be grounds for redress if lodged by the boat?
    Answer 3
    The facts stated do not describe any error or omission of the race committee. For a boat to be
    given redress after being scored OCS, conclusive evidence must be presented to the protest
    committee that the race committee has made an error.
    NOTE
    Different methods may be used to sight the starting line, depending on various parameters such
    as the number and the type of boats on the line, the conditions and the available infrastructure.
    The choice and the responsibility lie with the race committee. For the race committee to use a
    transit to sight the line is not an improper action.

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