MARATONINA DI SAN MARTINO

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Il 6 novembre 2011 Cantina del Terraglio ha partecipato alla Maratonina di San Martino a Paese (TV) presso gli stand allestiti al BHR hotel con i prodotti tipici stagionali.

Poco meno di un migliaio gli atleti attesi lungo i 21,097 km della mezza maratona: circa 850 gli iscritti (il termine era fissato per giovedì alle 22), superando il precedente primato di 650 stabilito nel 2010.

Fra i nomi più importanti, sono annunciati l'azzurro Angelo Iannelli, Paolo Sandali, il keniano Mathew Rugut, il ruandese Eric Sebahire e il marocchino Benazzouz Slimani (vincitore dell'edizione 2009). Fra le donne, saranno allo start invece Michela Zanatta, Giovanna Ricotta (a segno nel 2009 e seconda lo scorso anno) e Paola Mariotti. La manifestazione scatterà domani, alle 9.30, dal Bhr Hotel di Quinto, mentre l'arrivo dei migliori è previsto alle 10.30 a Paese (viale Panizza).
La gara, promossa Atletica Quinto Mastella e Gs Dinamis, attraverserà le frazioni di Padernello, Porcellengo e Castagnole.
Ma interessati sono anche i territori comunali di Quinto e Istrana. La Maratonina di San Martino, chiamata così in onore del patrono di Paese, avrà valore anche di campionato provinciale Fidal e regionale Csi. Il deus ex machina è Roberto Vanin, che in cuor suo sogna di ospitare in futuro un campionato italiano.




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Wine and Health ...

The medical profession has recognized the healthful and nutritive properties of wine for thousands of years. Recent archeological evidence shows wine was in use as a pharmaceutical as early as 3,150 B.C.1 Hippocrates recommended specific wines to purge fever, disinfect and dress wounds, as diuretics, or for nutritional supplements, around 450 B.C. A French doctor wrote the earliest known printed book about wine in 1410 A.D.

Most of the pathogens that threaten humans are inhibited or killed off by the acids and alcohols in wine. Because of this, wine was considered to be a safer drink than much of the available water up until the 18th century.

Wine is a mild natural tranquilizer, serving to reduce anxiety and tension. As part of a normal diet, wine provides the body with energy, with substances that aid digestion, and with small amounts of minerals and vitamins. It can also stimulate the appetite. In addition, wine serves to restore nutritional balance, relieve tension, sedate and act as a mild euphoric agent to the convalescent and especially the aged.

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