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http://tv.zam.it/8840-Il-negoziatore
Il negoziatore
Film Avventura 1998 
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Tit. Originale: The negotiator (Usa)
Regia di: F. gary Gray
Cast: Samuel l. Jackson, Kevin Spacey, David Morse, Ron Rifkin, John Spencer, J.t. Walsh, Siobhan Fallon, Paul Giamatti, Regina Taylor, Bruce Beatty
Sceneggiatura: James Demonaco, Kevin Fox
Cast: Samuel l. Jackson, Kevin Spacey, David Morse, Ron Rifkin, John Spencer, J.t. Walsh, Siobhan Fallon, Paul Giamatti, Regina Taylor, Bruce Beatty
Sceneggiatura: James Demonaco, Kevin Fox
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AND WE'RE PAYING THE TOLL
Why Trolls Won In 2016
A decade is all it took, more or less, for the internet to become unmanageable.
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THE TEST RESULTS FOR THERANOS ARE GRIM
Tech's Dying Companies
Deathwatch is not a prediction of actual corporate demise. Most failing companies limp on in some way through acquisition, integration, inertia or the eternal zombie life of bankruptcy protection. Instead, it's a way of recognizing those entities in danger of technical, economic and/or cultural irrelevance.
WHAT IS GOING ON HERE?
Kidnapping, Reverse Ransom And A Bounty: The Strange Case Of Sherri Papini
Three weeks after she went missing during a jog, Sherri Papini was tipped out of a car in Yolo County, 150 miles to the south, showing signs of having been starved, beaten and branded by assailants who never communicated what they wanted.
SECURITY WE DIGG ǀ SPONSORED
Online Privacy Has Never Felt More At Risk
A VPN from Private Internet Access is the easiest way to secure your browser history and online identity. If 2016 has taught us anything, hopefully it's to be a smarter, safer internet user.
NOT SAFE FOR YOUR OFFICE SPEAKERS
Maybe Don't Let Your Kid Talk To Your Amazon Echo
This kid just wanted Alexa to play "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" for him. He got something very, very different.
THE FIRST? HALITOSIS
Scientists Can Now Detect 17 Diseases By Smell
Cancer, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, and more all have distinct "breathprints."
'WHAT IS GOING ON'
Behold: Everything Wrong With This No Good, Very Bad McMansion
We've highlighted McMansion Hell before, and it's our duty to highlight it again (because it is one of the best blogs on the internet right now). Here, the architecture critic behind the blog picks apart a very bad McMansion in Arkansas.
FILMED AT 150,000 FPS
Watch A Prince Rupert's Drop Shatter A Bullet
Seeing the (glass) Prince Rupert's Drop obliterate a bullet is pretty cool, even if it ends up shattering itself after the impact.
WHAT WE LEARNED THIS WEEK
Facebook Knows More About You Than You Think, And Other Facts
Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts from the past few days. This week: Facebook is watching you offline, a problem bigger than ISIS and our irrational fear of robots.
WHEN INCEPTION GOES WRONG
The Island In A Lake On An Island In A Lake On An Island
Lake Taal, which is located within the island of Luzon in the Philippines, has an island (Volcano Island) that has a lake (Crater Lake) that contains its own small island called Vulcan Point.
THIS IS HIS JAM
This Dude Is Just Really, Really Happy To Be At A Phish Concert
Our New Year's resolution: find this joy.
RED 'TILL YOU'RE DEAD
Why Your Brain Makes It Hard To Change Your Political Beliefs
Why we react to inconvenient truths as if they were personal insults.
FROM THE DONKEY'S MOUTH
Do Democrats Have A Religion Problem?
A conversation with Michael Wear, a former Obama White House staffer, about the party’s illiteracy on and hostility toward faith.
BIG UPS
This Free Solo Climb Up A Teeny Tiny Mountain Spire Will Make Your Palms All Sweaty
We get that climbing is a fun and fulfilling hobby — but can you wear a harness, please!? If not for us, do it for your mom.
A LOT HAS CHANGED
Looking Back On 'Animorphs' 20 Years Later
"Being able to turn into animals is just plain fun[.]"
HOW THEY SPREAD ACROSS THE CITY
The History Of The Jewish Deli
The Jewish deli is a New York City tradition that has spread far beyond the city's limits. It's a tradition worthy of its own history.
FROM THE DIGG STORE
The JetJat Ultra Nano Drone
This one-touch takeoff drone offers super-smooth flights for all pilots, no matter how much of a newb you are.
'IT'S HARD TO SHOW THE WORLD I EXIST'
Chelsea Manning's Final Plea
On the heels of a last appeal to President Obama for clemency, WikiLeaks whistleblower Chelsea Manning tells Broadly about her struggle for visibility and justice.
THAT SOUNDS JUST ABOUT RIGHT
The Last Place To Experience 2016 Will Be An Abandoned Island Full Of Bird Poop
Nothing gold can stay. But if you want to squeeze just a little more out of 2016, we’ve got just the place for you to do it: Baker Island, a tiny, saucer-shaped atoll in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
'WE DIDN'T RUN AWAY'
'Refuge,' A Documentary About The European Refugee Crisis, Catalogs Hardship And Hope
This short documentary is just one part of the larger "Refuge Project," which seeks to bring forward the human stories of Syrian refugees relocated in Greece.
STARTING TO GET CHILLY
Putin Says He Won't Expel Us Diplomats From Russia In Tit-For-Tat Measure
Putin said Russia’s response would depend on US attitudes to Russia under the new administration of Donald Trump, who has repeatedly spoken positively of Russia and Putin. Russia is accused of intervening in the election in support of Trump.
CHASING PERFECT
The Steady And Disturbing Rise Of Men's Eating Disorders
Long considered an affliction of women, eating disorders — the most deadly of all mental illnesses — are increasingly affecting men.
JUST GOTTA WALK IT OUT
You Don't Need A Standing Desk. Just Walk For 5 Minutes Every Hour
There is growing evidence, of course, that long bouts of uninterrupted sitting can have undesirable physical and emotional consequences. But you don't need a special standing desk to combat the problem.
PUTTING UP A RED LIGHT
An Obscure EU Regulation May Have Saved Lives In The Berlin Christmas Market Attack
EU regulations adopted in 2012 require that all newly manufactured trucks heavier than 3,500 kilograms have emergency brakes that, in the event of a crash, may stop the vehicle entirely.
COMIN' AT YA FAST AND FURIOUS
The 52 Most Anticipated Movies Of 2017
"John Wick," "Spider-Man" and "Star Wars." It’s all happening in 2017.
MY BEAUTIFUL BARK TWISTED FANTASY
Making Rope The Way It's Been Done For Thousands Of Years In Norway
The bark of lime trees is harvested in the spring when the sap is rising. After soaking in the sea for three to four months, the bark is separated into layers and the hands-on part of rope making commences.
MOVING HAVEN AND EARTH
Creep On The Hayward Fault
The symptoms of the Hayward Fault are visible across the Bay Area—in cracked asphalt, off-kilter curbstones, and leaning walls.
MAKING PSYCHOS OF ALL OF US
A Blunt Conversation About Life Online With Bret Easton Ellis
Movies are finished, the novel is dead and the internet is driving people insane. Welcome to the world of Bret Easton Ellis: a literary maverick who’s brutally honest about the digital age.
INVESTIGATION FOUND NO WRONGDOING
Dashcam Video Appears To Show Cop Shooting Man In The Back In Fort Worth, Texas
A newly released video appears to show a Texas police officer shooting a black man in the back in July as he was walking away, leaving him paralyzed. The video appears to contradict the officer's account that the man was a threat, according to a lawyer for the victim.
WASHED OUT
Inside Iran’s Vanishing Bathhouses
Once bustling businesses and major centers of social life, there are now only three or four bathhouses left in Tehran.
ROMEO AND JULIET OF THE SAVANNA
Wildebeest Calf And Baby Hyena Try To Be Friends, Not Knowing They Are Natural Born Enemies
These two star-crossed buddies were then promptly ripped apart by their moms so that the natural order of things could carry on as usual.
(GOOD THINGS)
What Happens When Mobile Home Residents Buy Their Mobile Home Park
The companies that own mobile home parks have little incentive to keep things in good condition. So when the residents of Park Plaza in Minnesota banded together to form a co-op and buy the land they lived on, things got better (with some growing pains).
TWIST AND SHOUT (AND KICK AND FLIP, TOO)
Tricking Is A New Martial Art That Combines All The Old Ones
Born from a marriage of gymnastics and sport karate in the late '90s and early 2000s, tricking has spread around the world, and Kick Gun is one of its most talented ambassadors.
TONED, SCANNED, FIT AND READY
How Body Scanning Became The Latest Health Club Must-Have
There are plenty of trends vying for buzz in the boutique fitness world, but one of the flashiest could also be the most useful. 3D body scans can show where you're losing weight and gaining muscle with detail that photos lose.
CLOSE, BUT NO MCFLY
How The Hoverboard Went From Fiction To Fact
No, you still can't pick up a hot pink Mattel hoverboard from the nearest toy store. That might be a little disappointing, but the home that real-life hoverboard technology will find in making for speedier commutes should be a nice consolation prize.
MACHINE LEARNINGS
The Robots Are Anxious About Taking Your Job
If robots are to become as commonplace as sci-fi wants us to believe, we’re going to need confront some deep-seated issues with our relationship to automation.
SPOILERS, OBVIOUSLY
How 'Rogue One' Digitally Brought Back Familiar Faces
As they revisited the 1977 George Lucas movie that started the "Star Wars" franchise, the staffs of Lucasfilm and Industrial Light & Magic faced artistic and technological hurdles: most prominently, using a combination of live action and digital effects to bring back a character.
SMOOTH CRIMINALS
We Can't Help But Be Impressed By This ATM Machine Heist
While we can all agree that theft is bad, most of us have probably also enjoyed a heist movie. And this theft of an ATM machine in Texas — which includes a stolen construction vehicle driven out of the woods — wouldn't be out of place in a movie.
TIME TO PACK IT IN
The Rise And Fall Of Packard Bell
When it was a radio-maker, Packard Bell had a reputation for quality products. When a PC clone startup bought the name, that reputation fell apart — fast.
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ECONOMIC STIMULESS
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UN-SPREADING THE FAITH
The Evangelical Scion Who Stopped Believing
TIME TO PACK IT IN
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EAT IT AND WEEP
The Best Worst Restaurant Reviews Of The Past Decade
PUTIN THE SMACKDOWN ON PUTIN
US Punishes Russia For Election Hacking, Ejecting Operatives And Imposing Sanctions
ELECTRIC ACID 'COOL AIDE' TEST
LSD Makes Adult Brains Childlike
ALAN NOT-SO-FAKE
Why The Creators Of 'Alan Wake' Want To Make You The Storyteller
A WHITE KNIGHT
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