Christmas A peaceful, family .... A native
love ..... A native
breathtaking .....
A happy Christmas to all of you ..... greetings from marinella
Friday, December 24, 2010
Kinky Gay Cruising Clips
Christmas A peaceful, family .... A native
love ..... A native
breathtaking .....
A happy Christmas to all of you ..... greetings from marinella
Kinky Gay Cruising Clips
Christmas A peaceful, family .... A native
love ..... A native
breathtaking .....
A happy Christmas to all of you ..... greetings from marinella
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Dialysis Technician License Due By March 1
Caffaro, missing two months
missing only two months at the end of the extraordinary management in the former Prodi law. A delegation of workers and the union met yesterday Provincial chemical Paroli the Mayor and Alderman Margaroli Lodge at the palace to take stock of the situation and negotiations relevant to the successful conclusion of the possible sale of the plant that otherwise would fail completely. E 'since the first days of January, the agreement has been defined with the energy supplier, they expect the result of feedback from stakeholders in the acquisition. In the picture a moment in the meeting room bargain.
missing only two months at the end of the extraordinary management in the former Prodi law. A delegation of workers and the union met yesterday Provincial chemical Paroli the Mayor and Alderman Margaroli Lodge at the palace to take stock of the situation and negotiations relevant to the successful conclusion of the possible sale of the plant that otherwise would fail completely. E 'since the first days of January, the agreement has been defined with the energy supplier, they expect the result of feedback from stakeholders in the acquisition. In the picture a moment in the meeting room bargain.
Dialysis Technician License Due By March 1
Caffaro, missing two months
missing only two months at the end of the extraordinary management in the former Prodi law. A delegation of workers and the union met yesterday Provincial chemical Paroli the Mayor and Alderman Margaroli Lodge at the palace to take stock of the situation and negotiations relevant to the successful conclusion of the possible sale of the plant that otherwise would fail completely. E 'since the first days of January, the agreement has been defined with the energy supplier, they expect the result of feedback from stakeholders in the acquisition. In the picture a moment in the meeting room bargain.
missing only two months at the end of the extraordinary management in the former Prodi law. A delegation of workers and the union met yesterday Provincial chemical Paroli the Mayor and Alderman Margaroli Lodge at the palace to take stock of the situation and negotiations relevant to the successful conclusion of the possible sale of the plant that otherwise would fail completely. E 'since the first days of January, the agreement has been defined with the energy supplier, they expect the result of feedback from stakeholders in the acquisition. In the picture a moment in the meeting room bargain.
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Has Anyone Got There Refund Early
Small, yes the road. A sign for Ideal
unanimously approved the variation to the PRG that clears the way for access to "Low speed". The first step of the implementation plan of the airport intermodal.
scale that is in a stalemate, which would be due to Fs Logistics will operate over the area. Meanwhile, the council voted for the access roads "to give a sign of attention to the Ideal Standard lavoratiori facing the logistics hub." The pole should be placed, according to the agreements in facilities leased by the same company of the Railways, but the workers are worried about "a lack of interest of Logistic Fs." Yesterday he attended a council debate on representation. "Agreements - recall - Provide that from January 1, 2012 by Bassano Bresciano in the 54th where we were located, go to the Little. " But "Gallon has not yet signed the Convention and the fact that states that did not find time - say a worker - we consider it an act of rudeness." Opposite to the hypothesis of biblical times' move to more assertive forms of struggle. "
Councillor Paola Vilardi said that "today we vote to send a signal to the variant, while the implementation plan in January to be waiting for answers and assurances on the implementation of the pole from Ideal Standard Fs. Which for now has not. " For Boifava (Pd) in delays are also responsibilities of the Executive.
Bresciaoggi from the December 18, 2010
http://www.bresciaoggi.it/stories/Cronaca/211227__piccola_s_alla_strada_un_segno_per_ideal/
in the photo, the interview with Teletutto in conjunction with the City Council in which the union insists that the need to convene quickly, the first day of January, the institutional table for Ideal Standard, and in that headquarters to clarify the issues which have prevented the approval of the implementation plan with the last city council in 2010. 
unanimously approved the variation to the PRG that clears the way for access to "Low speed". The first step of the implementation plan of the airport intermodal.
scale that is in a stalemate, which would be due to Fs Logistics will operate over the area. Meanwhile, the council voted for the access roads "to give a sign of attention to the Ideal Standard lavoratiori facing the logistics hub." The pole should be placed, according to the agreements in facilities leased by the same company of the Railways, but the workers are worried about "a lack of interest of Logistic Fs." Yesterday he attended a council debate on representation. "Agreements - recall - Provide that from January 1, 2012 by Bassano Bresciano in the 54th where we were located, go to the Little. " But "Gallon has not yet signed the Convention and the fact that states that did not find time - say a worker - we consider it an act of rudeness." Opposite to the hypothesis of biblical times' move to more assertive forms of struggle. "
Councillor Paola Vilardi said that "today we vote to send a signal to the variant, while the implementation plan in January to be waiting for answers and assurances on the implementation of the pole from Ideal Standard Fs. Which for now has not. " For Boifava (Pd) in delays are also responsibilities of the Executive.
Bresciaoggi from the December 18, 2010
http://www.bresciaoggi.it/stories/Cronaca/211227__piccola_s_alla_strada_un_segno_per_ideal/
in the photo, the interview with Teletutto in conjunction with the City Council in which the union insists that the need to convene quickly, the first day of January, the institutional table for Ideal Standard, and in that headquarters to clarify the issues which have prevented the approval of the implementation plan with the last city council in 2010.
Has Anyone Got There Refund Early
Small, yes the road. A sign for Ideal
unanimously approved the variation to the PRG that clears the way for access to "Low speed". The first step of the implementation plan of the airport intermodal.
scale that is in a stalemate, which would be due to Fs Logistics will operate over the area. Meanwhile, the council voted for the access roads "to give a sign of attention to the Ideal Standard lavoratiori facing the logistics hub." The pole should be placed, according to the agreements in facilities leased by the same company of the Railways, but the workers are worried about "a lack of interest of Logistic Fs." Yesterday he attended a council debate on representation. "Agreements - recall - Provide that from January 1, 2012 by Bassano Bresciano in the 54th where we were located, go to the Little. " But "Gallon has not yet signed the Convention and the fact that states that did not find time - say a worker - we consider it an act of rudeness." Opposite to the hypothesis of biblical times' move to more assertive forms of struggle. "
Councillor Paola Vilardi said that "today we vote to send a signal to the variant, while the implementation plan in January to be waiting for answers and assurances on the implementation of the pole from Ideal Standard Fs. Which for now has not. " For Boifava (Pd) in delays are also responsibilities of the Executive.
Bresciaoggi from the December 18, 2010
http://www.bresciaoggi.it/stories/Cronaca/211227__piccola_s_alla_strada_un_segno_per_ideal/
in the photo, the interview with Teletutto in conjunction with the City Council in which the union insists that the need to convene quickly, the first day of January, the institutional table for Ideal Standard, and in that headquarters to clarify the issues which have prevented the approval of the implementation plan with the last city council in 2010.
unanimously approved the variation to the PRG that clears the way for access to "Low speed". The first step of the implementation plan of the airport intermodal.
scale that is in a stalemate, which would be due to Fs Logistics will operate over the area. Meanwhile, the council voted for the access roads "to give a sign of attention to the Ideal Standard lavoratiori facing the logistics hub." The pole should be placed, according to the agreements in facilities leased by the same company of the Railways, but the workers are worried about "a lack of interest of Logistic Fs." Yesterday he attended a council debate on representation. "Agreements - recall - Provide that from January 1, 2012 by Bassano Bresciano in the 54th where we were located, go to the Little. " But "Gallon has not yet signed the Convention and the fact that states that did not find time - say a worker - we consider it an act of rudeness." Opposite to the hypothesis of biblical times' move to more assertive forms of struggle. "
Councillor Paola Vilardi said that "today we vote to send a signal to the variant, while the implementation plan in January to be waiting for answers and assurances on the implementation of the pole from Ideal Standard Fs. Which for now has not. " For Boifava (Pd) in delays are also responsibilities of the Executive.
Bresciaoggi from the December 18, 2010
http://www.bresciaoggi.it/stories/Cronaca/211227__piccola_s_alla_strada_un_segno_per_ideal/
in the photo, the interview with Teletutto in conjunction with the City Council in which the union insists that the need to convene quickly, the first day of January, the institutional table for Ideal Standard, and in that headquarters to clarify the issues which have prevented the approval of the implementation plan with the last city council in 2010.
Friday, December 17, 2010
Pdf On Sofa Cushioning
Review 17/12/2010
Battle cultural, non-criminal
Il Foglio
So Strasbourg want to force the strict rules on abortion in Ireland
Il Foglio
The European Court: "Abortion is not a right"
Future
Pdf On Sofa Cushioning
Review 17/12/2010
Battle cultural, non-criminal
Il Foglio
So Strasbourg want to force the strict rules on abortion in Ireland
Il Foglio
The European Court: "Abortion is not a right"
Future
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Violin Tab For Galway
dispute Vinyls
The National Directorate and the Central Committee of the Uilcem expresses full support and solidarity with the protest actions implemented by the workers and employees of the Vinyls.
The heaviness of the actions taken over time, puts highlight the level of exasperation that was reached after months of silence and uncertainty in the construction of the negotiations to save the life cycle of chlorine in Italy.
It 's always more important that the roles of ENI, the Swiss fund RIDE and the actual shape of their involvement in the negotiations, be transparent with a table that includes national as well as the companies concerned, even the union and the employees and the Minister of Paolo Romani development.
The Secretariat and the structures of all Uilcem hope that all workers involved in this matter we can anticipate a successful conclusion, and that the sacrifice endured so far will lead to the full sharing of results in line with expectations so far incurred. The National Secretariat
Uilcem
The National Directorate and the Central Committee of the Uilcem expresses full support and solidarity with the protest actions implemented by the workers and employees of the Vinyls.
The heaviness of the actions taken over time, puts highlight the level of exasperation that was reached after months of silence and uncertainty in the construction of the negotiations to save the life cycle of chlorine in Italy.
It 's always more important that the roles of ENI, the Swiss fund RIDE and the actual shape of their involvement in the negotiations, be transparent with a table that includes national as well as the companies concerned, even the union and the employees and the Minister of Paolo Romani development.
The Secretariat and the structures of all Uilcem hope that all workers involved in this matter we can anticipate a successful conclusion, and that the sacrifice endured so far will lead to the full sharing of results in line with expectations so far incurred. The National Secretariat
Uilcem
Violin Tab For Galway
dispute Vinyls
The National Directorate and the Central Committee of the Uilcem expresses full support and solidarity with the protest actions implemented by the workers and employees of the Vinyls.
The heaviness of the actions taken over time, puts highlight the level of exasperation that was reached after months of silence and uncertainty in the construction of the negotiations to save the life cycle of chlorine in Italy.
It 's always more important that the roles of ENI, the Swiss fund RIDE and the actual shape of their involvement in the negotiations, be transparent with a table that includes national as well as the companies concerned, even the union and the employees and the Minister of Paolo Romani development.
The Secretariat and the structures of all Uilcem hope that all workers involved in this matter we can anticipate a successful conclusion, and that the sacrifice endured so far will lead to the full sharing of results in line with expectations so far incurred. The National Secretariat
Uilcem
The National Directorate and the Central Committee of the Uilcem expresses full support and solidarity with the protest actions implemented by the workers and employees of the Vinyls.
The heaviness of the actions taken over time, puts highlight the level of exasperation that was reached after months of silence and uncertainty in the construction of the negotiations to save the life cycle of chlorine in Italy.
It 's always more important that the roles of ENI, the Swiss fund RIDE and the actual shape of their involvement in the negotiations, be transparent with a table that includes national as well as the companies concerned, even the union and the employees and the Minister of Paolo Romani development.
The Secretariat and the structures of all Uilcem hope that all workers involved in this matter we can anticipate a successful conclusion, and that the sacrifice endured so far will lead to the full sharing of results in line with expectations so far incurred. The National Secretariat
Uilcem
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Can I Swim With An Outbreak Of Herpes?
What an ugly story ......
Sometimes we construct parallel worlds, imaginary worlds where everything is possible and everything is full of hope.
Sometimes the world appears to us, other than it really is much easier, or simply more complex ..... sometimes it is hard to break patterns, prejudices and preconceptions, little trust of our convictions, we hide behind our little fears, and imagine ugly monsters that populate dreams and plans .... what an ugly history of the human mind ... that ugly history.
"The reason why things disappoint us reference should be made, an idea we have of it," said Vincenzo Cardarelli this, an illustrious poet, depressed and lonely, who died in the fifties ..... it is true, we, load of our future expectations, as the "load" too, sometimes frustrated that no solutions were found, they end up oppressing close, we find obstacles ... chains and behind closed doors, and where access roads are even unattended!
other times in the serenity we create for ourselves a monster who wants to absolutely devour the niostre anxieties grow, we fear, we seek comfort, but not as cporrisponde what we really want, we change the fear into anger and even the monster goes on legs raised!
Other times we do a thousand questions, we're going to scan the words and behaviors, attitudes, silences, too many words, take over the most absurd questions, questions follow each other in a frantic pace, we fear ... the worst disasters are imminent to fall on us ... and we introduce ourselves with bandages, plasters, elastic bands and a bag of antidepressants with his hand on the box ... or take them on time or we will succeed in take the shot!
What an ugly beast the human mind ... that we have distorted vision of it .... that is simple in its mechanism .... 
Sometimes we construct parallel worlds, imaginary worlds where everything is possible and everything is full of hope.
Sometimes the world appears to us, other than it really is much easier, or simply more complex ..... sometimes it is hard to break patterns, prejudices and preconceptions, little trust of our convictions, we hide behind our little fears, and imagine ugly monsters that populate dreams and plans .... what an ugly history of the human mind ... that ugly history.
"The reason why things disappoint us reference should be made, an idea we have of it," said Vincenzo Cardarelli this, an illustrious poet, depressed and lonely, who died in the fifties ..... it is true, we, load of our future expectations, as the "load" too, sometimes frustrated that no solutions were found, they end up oppressing close, we find obstacles ... chains and behind closed doors, and where access roads are even unattended!
other times in the serenity we create for ourselves a monster who wants to absolutely devour the niostre anxieties grow, we fear, we seek comfort, but not as cporrisponde what we really want, we change the fear into anger and even the monster goes on legs raised!
Other times we do a thousand questions, we're going to scan the words and behaviors, attitudes, silences, too many words, take over the most absurd questions, questions follow each other in a frantic pace, we fear ... the worst disasters are imminent to fall on us ... and we introduce ourselves with bandages, plasters, elastic bands and a bag of antidepressants with his hand on the box ... or take them on time or we will succeed in take the shot!
What an ugly beast the human mind ... that we have distorted vision of it .... that is simple in its mechanism ....
Can I Swim With An Outbreak Of Herpes?
What an ugly story ......
Sometimes we construct parallel worlds, imaginary worlds where everything is possible and everything is full of hope.
Sometimes the world appears to us, other than it really is much easier, or simply more complex ..... sometimes it is hard to break patterns, prejudices and preconceptions, little trust of our convictions, we hide behind our little fears, and imagine ugly monsters that populate dreams and plans .... what an ugly history of the human mind ... that ugly history.
"The reason why things disappoint us reference should be made, an idea we have of it," said Vincenzo Cardarelli this, an illustrious poet, depressed and lonely, who died in the fifties ..... it is true, we, load of our future expectations, as the "load" too, sometimes frustrated that no solutions were found, they end up oppressing close, we find obstacles ... chains and behind closed doors, and where access roads are even unattended!
other times in the serenity we create for ourselves a monster who wants to absolutely devour the niostre anxieties grow, we fear, we seek comfort, but not as cporrisponde what we really want, we change the fear into anger and even the monster goes on legs raised!
Other times we do a thousand questions, we're going to scan the words and behaviors, attitudes, silences, too many words, take over the most absurd questions, questions follow each other in a frantic pace, we fear ... the worst disasters are imminent to fall on us ... and we introduce ourselves with bandages, plasters, elastic bands and a bag of antidepressants with his hand on the box ... or take them on time or we will succeed in take the shot!
What an ugly beast the human mind ... that we have distorted vision of it .... that is simple in its mechanism ....
Sometimes we construct parallel worlds, imaginary worlds where everything is possible and everything is full of hope.
Sometimes the world appears to us, other than it really is much easier, or simply more complex ..... sometimes it is hard to break patterns, prejudices and preconceptions, little trust of our convictions, we hide behind our little fears, and imagine ugly monsters that populate dreams and plans .... what an ugly history of the human mind ... that ugly history.
"The reason why things disappoint us reference should be made, an idea we have of it," said Vincenzo Cardarelli this, an illustrious poet, depressed and lonely, who died in the fifties ..... it is true, we, load of our future expectations, as the "load" too, sometimes frustrated that no solutions were found, they end up oppressing close, we find obstacles ... chains and behind closed doors, and where access roads are even unattended!
other times in the serenity we create for ourselves a monster who wants to absolutely devour the niostre anxieties grow, we fear, we seek comfort, but not as cporrisponde what we really want, we change the fear into anger and even the monster goes on legs raised!
Other times we do a thousand questions, we're going to scan the words and behaviors, attitudes, silences, too many words, take over the most absurd questions, questions follow each other in a frantic pace, we fear ... the worst disasters are imminent to fall on us ... and we introduce ourselves with bandages, plasters, elastic bands and a bag of antidepressants with his hand on the box ... or take them on time or we will succeed in take the shot!
What an ugly beast the human mind ... that we have distorted vision of it .... that is simple in its mechanism ....
Ringworm Diaper Rash Treatment
A2A water, agitation
this is the premise of the upcoming protests if the company will maintain its will to change the contract of employment to the employees concerned, today the situation has been explained in a press conference
this letter sent to the company A2A.
Dear A2A Personnel Management
Subject: Proclamation of state of agitation
Hereby we inform you in the decision to proclaim a state of agitation of the staff involved in the acquisition of the business "water cycle" of society by the A2A SpA A2A water cycle.
The decision arises from the intention expressed in the first meeting of 2 December relating to the procedure under Art. 47 Law 428/90, to transform the electric CCNL to employees interested in this transfer of a business in the gas-water.
not share this desire and reject. While I understand that the business of A2A water cycle takes place in an industry sector perimetrato CCNL gas-water, this reorganization does not constitute an opportunity to compress elements of pay and regulations. All of us are
known that the level reached by the Negotiable power is higher than gas-water and on that difference in cost is based your intention.
It goes without argument that the cost cutting, if necessary and useful if we focused on a containment of the price of the service provided to citizens must be conducted by a different organization of work and technological improvement.
While remembering that the contract shall not be replaced, in the absence of an agreement with the unions until its natural end, still remain valid reasons that have led to the declaration of a state of agitation.
can not be moving the problem time to resolve the nature of different positions.
Therefore, the planned meeting of the December 22 closing of proceedings under Article. 47 law 428/90, if you feel your intentions to maintain unchanged proceed to the inevitable declaration of a state of mobilization with the actions of struggle.
Regards.
Brescia, 10/12/2010 The Regional Offices
FILCTEM-CGIL - FLAEI-CISL - UIL-UILCEM 
this is the premise of the upcoming protests if the company will maintain its will to change the contract of employment to the employees concerned, today the situation has been explained in a press conference
this letter sent to the company A2A.
Dear A2A Personnel Management
Subject: Proclamation of state of agitation
Hereby we inform you in the decision to proclaim a state of agitation of the staff involved in the acquisition of the business "water cycle" of society by the A2A SpA A2A water cycle.
The decision arises from the intention expressed in the first meeting of 2 December relating to the procedure under Art. 47 Law 428/90, to transform the electric CCNL to employees interested in this transfer of a business in the gas-water.
not share this desire and reject. While I understand that the business of A2A water cycle takes place in an industry sector perimetrato CCNL gas-water, this reorganization does not constitute an opportunity to compress elements of pay and regulations. All of us are
known that the level reached by the Negotiable power is higher than gas-water and on that difference in cost is based your intention.
It goes without argument that the cost cutting, if necessary and useful if we focused on a containment of the price of the service provided to citizens must be conducted by a different organization of work and technological improvement.
While remembering that the contract shall not be replaced, in the absence of an agreement with the unions until its natural end, still remain valid reasons that have led to the declaration of a state of agitation.
can not be moving the problem time to resolve the nature of different positions.
Therefore, the planned meeting of the December 22 closing of proceedings under Article. 47 law 428/90, if you feel your intentions to maintain unchanged proceed to the inevitable declaration of a state of mobilization with the actions of struggle.
Regards.
Brescia, 10/12/2010 The Regional Offices
FILCTEM-CGIL - FLAEI-CISL - UIL-UILCEM
Ringworm Diaper Rash Treatment
A2A water, agitation
this is the premise of the upcoming protests if the company will maintain its will to change the contract of employment to the employees concerned, today the situation has been explained in a press conference
this letter sent to the company A2A.
Dear A2A Personnel Management
Subject: Proclamation of state of agitation
Hereby we inform you in the decision to proclaim a state of agitation of the staff involved in the acquisition of the business "water cycle" of society by the A2A SpA A2A water cycle.
The decision arises from the intention expressed in the first meeting of 2 December relating to the procedure under Art. 47 Law 428/90, to transform the electric CCNL to employees interested in this transfer of a business in the gas-water.
not share this desire and reject. While I understand that the business of A2A water cycle takes place in an industry sector perimetrato CCNL gas-water, this reorganization does not constitute an opportunity to compress elements of pay and regulations. All of us are
known that the level reached by the Negotiable power is higher than gas-water and on that difference in cost is based your intention.
It goes without argument that the cost cutting, if necessary and useful if we focused on a containment of the price of the service provided to citizens must be conducted by a different organization of work and technological improvement.
While remembering that the contract shall not be replaced, in the absence of an agreement with the unions until its natural end, still remain valid reasons that have led to the declaration of a state of agitation.
can not be moving the problem time to resolve the nature of different positions.
Therefore, the planned meeting of the December 22 closing of proceedings under Article. 47 law 428/90, if you feel your intentions to maintain unchanged proceed to the inevitable declaration of a state of mobilization with the actions of struggle.
Regards.
Brescia, 10/12/2010 The Regional Offices
FILCTEM-CGIL - FLAEI-CISL - UIL-UILCEM
this is the premise of the upcoming protests if the company will maintain its will to change the contract of employment to the employees concerned, today the situation has been explained in a press conference
this letter sent to the company A2A.
Dear A2A Personnel Management
Subject: Proclamation of state of agitation
Hereby we inform you in the decision to proclaim a state of agitation of the staff involved in the acquisition of the business "water cycle" of society by the A2A SpA A2A water cycle.
The decision arises from the intention expressed in the first meeting of 2 December relating to the procedure under Art. 47 Law 428/90, to transform the electric CCNL to employees interested in this transfer of a business in the gas-water.
not share this desire and reject. While I understand that the business of A2A water cycle takes place in an industry sector perimetrato CCNL gas-water, this reorganization does not constitute an opportunity to compress elements of pay and regulations. All of us are
known that the level reached by the Negotiable power is higher than gas-water and on that difference in cost is based your intention.
It goes without argument that the cost cutting, if necessary and useful if we focused on a containment of the price of the service provided to citizens must be conducted by a different organization of work and technological improvement.
While remembering that the contract shall not be replaced, in the absence of an agreement with the unions until its natural end, still remain valid reasons that have led to the declaration of a state of agitation.
can not be moving the problem time to resolve the nature of different positions.
Therefore, the planned meeting of the December 22 closing of proceedings under Article. 47 law 428/90, if you feel your intentions to maintain unchanged proceed to the inevitable declaration of a state of mobilization with the actions of struggle.
Regards.
Brescia, 10/12/2010 The Regional Offices
FILCTEM-CGIL - FLAEI-CISL - UIL-UILCEM
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Kate Playground Set Free
Why do people cry ......
One day, an Indian thinker had the following question to his disciples: "Why do people cry when they are angry?"
"They cry because they lose their calm," said one of them.
"But why cry if the person is at his side?" again said the thinker.
"Well, we cry because we want the other person will listen to us, "said another pupil.
The teacher came back to ask:" So you can not talk in a low voice? "
Several other answers were given but not convinced the thinker.
Then he said: "You know why you cry at another person when you are angry? The fact is that when two people are angry, their hearts are far away. To cover this distance is necessary to shout to hear yourself. The more angry they are, the stronger will have to shout to hear each other. On the other hand, what happens when two people are in love? They do not shout, speak gently. And why? Because their hearts are very close. The distance between them is small. Sometimes their hearts are so close that not even speak, only whisper. And when love is most intense is not necessary to even whisper, just look. Their hearts are intended. That 's what happens when two people love each approach. "Finally, the thinker concluded:" When you discuss not let your hearts be turned away, do not say words that they can space out more, because there will come a day when so that the distance will not meet no more the way back. "(Mahatma Gandhi 
One day, an Indian thinker had the following question to his disciples: "Why do people cry when they are angry?"
"They cry because they lose their calm," said one of them.
"But why cry if the person is at his side?" again said the thinker.
"Well, we cry because we want the other person will listen to us, "said another pupil.
The teacher came back to ask:" So you can not talk in a low voice? "
Several other answers were given but not convinced the thinker.
Then he said: "You know why you cry at another person when you are angry? The fact is that when two people are angry, their hearts are far away. To cover this distance is necessary to shout to hear yourself. The more angry they are, the stronger will have to shout to hear each other. On the other hand, what happens when two people are in love? They do not shout, speak gently. And why? Because their hearts are very close. The distance between them is small. Sometimes their hearts are so close that not even speak, only whisper. And when love is most intense is not necessary to even whisper, just look. Their hearts are intended. That 's what happens when two people love each approach. "Finally, the thinker concluded:" When you discuss not let your hearts be turned away, do not say words that they can space out more, because there will come a day when so that the distance will not meet no more the way back. "(Mahatma Gandhi
Kate Playground Set Free
Why do people cry ......
One day, an Indian thinker had the following question to his disciples: "Why do people cry when they are angry?"
"They cry because they lose their calm," said one of them.
"But why cry if the person is at his side?" again said the thinker.
"Well, we cry because we want the other person will listen to us, "said another pupil.
The teacher came back to ask:" So you can not talk in a low voice? "
Several other answers were given but not convinced the thinker.
Then he said: "You know why you cry at another person when you are angry? The fact is that when two people are angry, their hearts are far away. To cover this distance is necessary to shout to hear yourself. The more angry they are, the stronger will have to shout to hear each other. On the other hand, what happens when two people are in love? They do not shout, speak gently. And why? Because their hearts are very close. The distance between them is small. Sometimes their hearts are so close that not even speak, only whisper. And when love is most intense is not necessary to even whisper, just look. Their hearts are intended. That 's what happens when two people love each approach. "Finally, the thinker concluded:" When you discuss not let your hearts be turned away, do not say words that they can space out more, because there will come a day when so that the distance will not meet no more the way back. "(Mahatma Gandhi
One day, an Indian thinker had the following question to his disciples: "Why do people cry when they are angry?"
"They cry because they lose their calm," said one of them.
"But why cry if the person is at his side?" again said the thinker.
"Well, we cry because we want the other person will listen to us, "said another pupil.
The teacher came back to ask:" So you can not talk in a low voice? "
Several other answers were given but not convinced the thinker.
Then he said: "You know why you cry at another person when you are angry? The fact is that when two people are angry, their hearts are far away. To cover this distance is necessary to shout to hear yourself. The more angry they are, the stronger will have to shout to hear each other. On the other hand, what happens when two people are in love? They do not shout, speak gently. And why? Because their hearts are very close. The distance between them is small. Sometimes their hearts are so close that not even speak, only whisper. And when love is most intense is not necessary to even whisper, just look. Their hearts are intended. That 's what happens when two people love each approach. "Finally, the thinker concluded:" When you discuss not let your hearts be turned away, do not say words that they can space out more, because there will come a day when so that the distance will not meet no more the way back. "(Mahatma Gandhi
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Corbin Fisher Vido Blog
I believe in angels ......
a ... ancient city, perhaps one of the oldest in our country .... built in stone, Rome still rule, which kindled like fire at sunset, dominated by the Apennines that gently caress .... The old Rocca seems to search passers-by. He has a circular window on the front, a white rosette with strange gray streaks, and rose above this, on a shelf of stone, there is an angel. It is a beautiful angel, of those who leave charmed, angel is a curious and rather shabby, stone gray and dirty, without wings and with outstretched hands, seems to accept, collect something that is falling. Actually it does not seem an angel, and many wonder what it is. But smiles in a certain way .... it is definitely an angel. The angels, in fact, not recognized by the wings nor the capacity nor the means nor by words, either by gold or dall'alone of mystery, even from light, especially now that the lights are so many .... .. The angels are recognized by just smile .. smell good.
I believe in angels.
Angels playing, dancing, sad, angry, happy, rascals, funny, smiling angels ....
angels who look, speak, come, go, disappear, walk beside you in parallel streets ...
sometimes you meet them, then lose them e. .. then return to your conscience to disappear again ......,
staring at you, smile, cry ... angels .... ethereal creatures waiting to be reached ... 
I believe in angels.
Angels playing, dancing, sad, angry, happy, rascals, funny, smiling angels ....
angels who look, speak, come, go, disappear, walk beside you in parallel streets ...
sometimes you meet them, then lose them e. .. then return to your conscience to disappear again ......,
staring at you, smile, cry ... angels .... ethereal creatures waiting to be reached ...
Corbin Fisher Vido Blog
I believe in angels ......
a ... ancient city, perhaps one of the oldest in our country .... built in stone, Rome still rule, which kindled like fire at sunset, dominated by the Apennines that gently caress .... The old Rocca seems to search passers-by. He has a circular window on the front, a white rosette with strange gray streaks, and rose above this, on a shelf of stone, there is an angel. It is a beautiful angel, of those who leave charmed, angel is a curious and rather shabby, stone gray and dirty, without wings and with outstretched hands, seems to accept, collect something that is falling. Actually it does not seem an angel, and many wonder what it is. But smiles in a certain way .... it is definitely an angel. The angels, in fact, not recognized by the wings nor the capacity nor the means nor by words, either by gold or dall'alone of mystery, even from light, especially now that the lights are so many .... .. The angels are recognized by just smile .. smell good.
I believe in angels.
Angels playing, dancing, sad, angry, happy, rascals, funny, smiling angels ....
angels who look, speak, come, go, disappear, walk beside you in parallel streets ...
sometimes you meet them, then lose them e. .. then return to your conscience to disappear again ......,
staring at you, smile, cry ... angels .... ethereal creatures waiting to be reached ...
I believe in angels.
Angels playing, dancing, sad, angry, happy, rascals, funny, smiling angels ....
angels who look, speak, come, go, disappear, walk beside you in parallel streets ...
sometimes you meet them, then lose them e. .. then return to your conscience to disappear again ......,
staring at you, smile, cry ... angels .... ethereal creatures waiting to be reached ...
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Tally 7.2 Problem Of Memory Access Violation
the silence of reason ...
awareness ".... sometimes makes you helpless, you should be happy ... finally everything is clear, coherent, consistent, and you're scared but, weakened by yourself, a prisoner of your own thoughts, your creations ... of your dreams realtà.Avverti only become unbearable pain in the center of the chest and you can not drive it away, to change, to change ... no longer needed the mental speculation that made you smashing the mind, though. .. but ... the cause ... if I could ... maybe .. maybe ... I would say that done better in. .. I should not say that ... maybe tomorrow ... who knows! now everything is clear, everything is still and clear as the sky after a tremendous downpour, as the land of spring rains that flooded generates shoots ... and write words on the sheets, poems in mind, and you're afraid to talk, to say to think ... you're afraid that the world plays and acting in the course of history, events that change ... are you afraid even to breathe ... "
... I listened to your thoughts ... 
awareness ".... sometimes makes you helpless, you should be happy ... finally everything is clear, coherent, consistent, and you're scared but, weakened by yourself, a prisoner of your own thoughts, your creations ... of your dreams realtà.Avverti only become unbearable pain in the center of the chest and you can not drive it away, to change, to change ... no longer needed the mental speculation that made you smashing the mind, though. .. but ... the cause ... if I could ... maybe .. maybe ... I would say that done better in. .. I should not say that ... maybe tomorrow ... who knows! now everything is clear, everything is still and clear as the sky after a tremendous downpour, as the land of spring rains that flooded generates shoots ... and write words on the sheets, poems in mind, and you're afraid to talk, to say to think ... you're afraid that the world plays and acting in the course of history, events that change ... are you afraid even to breathe ... "
... I listened to your thoughts ...
Tally 7.2 Problem Of Memory Access Violation
the silence of reason ...
awareness ".... sometimes makes you helpless, you should be happy ... finally everything is clear, coherent, consistent, and you're scared but, weakened by yourself, a prisoner of your own thoughts, your creations ... of your dreams realtà.Avverti only become unbearable pain in the center of the chest and you can not drive it away, to change, to change ... no longer needed the mental speculation that made you smashing the mind, though. .. but ... the cause ... if I could ... maybe .. maybe ... I would say that done better in. .. I should not say that ... maybe tomorrow ... who knows! now everything is clear, everything is still and clear as the sky after a tremendous downpour, as the land of spring rains that flooded generates shoots ... and write words on the sheets, poems in mind, and you're afraid to talk, to say to think ... you're afraid that the world plays and acting in the course of history, events that change ... are you afraid even to breathe ... "
... I listened to your thoughts ...
awareness ".... sometimes makes you helpless, you should be happy ... finally everything is clear, coherent, consistent, and you're scared but, weakened by yourself, a prisoner of your own thoughts, your creations ... of your dreams realtà.Avverti only become unbearable pain in the center of the chest and you can not drive it away, to change, to change ... no longer needed the mental speculation that made you smashing the mind, though. .. but ... the cause ... if I could ... maybe .. maybe ... I would say that done better in. .. I should not say that ... maybe tomorrow ... who knows! now everything is clear, everything is still and clear as the sky after a tremendous downpour, as the land of spring rains that flooded generates shoots ... and write words on the sheets, poems in mind, and you're afraid to talk, to say to think ... you're afraid that the world plays and acting in the course of history, events that change ... are you afraid even to breathe ... "
... I listened to your thoughts ...
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Dry Sauna Nasal Congestion
Dear little computer ........
A year ago, December 4 ... I bought a laptop of my own!! and I started to customize it ... I started to use it not only for writing papers .... only 9 days after I had opened a blog and wrote my first post!
Boys chaos ... I did not know what to do, how to do ... but I found Maurice, and a beautiful girl who did not encounter more than they gave me a first hand in trouble!! Goofy question but ... imbranatezza of momentary !!!!!
How many evenings, nights to talk about me, my moods, passions, desires, dreams ... in my infinite and boundless longing for blue sky ... ... the one that stretches you to the first light of dawn, that that overcomes you in the sun lion, the blue of the sea, sky, heart .....
I know you're thinking ... "she managed Astaro quiet ... Oddi has taken over!" will recover to keep you company from time to time ... I'm studying, and since the tests never end .... and even fears .... I try to go all out ... I'm afraid !!!!! Only
why we met (?) Shortly!!
That wonderful chaos inside me is always there ... the emotions pulsate to do evil thoughts ... make room ..... and I want to find you all ..... 
A year ago, December 4 ... I bought a laptop of my own!! and I started to customize it ... I started to use it not only for writing papers .... only 9 days after I had opened a blog and wrote my first post!
Boys chaos ... I did not know what to do, how to do ... but I found Maurice, and a beautiful girl who did not encounter more than they gave me a first hand in trouble!! Goofy question but ... imbranatezza of momentary !!!!!
How many evenings, nights to talk about me, my moods, passions, desires, dreams ... in my infinite and boundless longing for blue sky ... ... the one that stretches you to the first light of dawn, that that overcomes you in the sun lion, the blue of the sea, sky, heart .....
I know you're thinking ... "she managed Astaro quiet ... Oddi has taken over!" will recover to keep you company from time to time ... I'm studying, and since the tests never end .... and even fears .... I try to go all out ... I'm afraid !!!!! Only
why we met (?) Shortly!!
That wonderful chaos inside me is always there ... the emotions pulsate to do evil thoughts ... make room ..... and I want to find you all .....
Dry Sauna Nasal Congestion
Dear little computer ........
A year ago, December 4 ... I bought a laptop of my own!! and I started to customize it ... I started to use it not only for writing papers .... only 9 days after I had opened a blog and wrote my first post!
Boys chaos ... I did not know what to do, how to do ... but I found Maurice, and a beautiful girl who did not encounter more than they gave me a first hand in trouble!! Goofy question but ... imbranatezza of momentary !!!!!
How many evenings, nights to talk about me, my moods, passions, desires, dreams ... in my infinite and boundless longing for blue sky ... ... the one that stretches you to the first light of dawn, that that overcomes you in the sun lion, the blue of the sea, sky, heart .....
I know you're thinking ... "she managed Astaro quiet ... Oddi has taken over!" will recover to keep you company from time to time ... I'm studying, and since the tests never end .... and even fears .... I try to go all out ... I'm afraid !!!!! Only
why we met (?) Shortly!!
That wonderful chaos inside me is always there ... the emotions pulsate to do evil thoughts ... make room ..... and I want to find you all .....
A year ago, December 4 ... I bought a laptop of my own!! and I started to customize it ... I started to use it not only for writing papers .... only 9 days after I had opened a blog and wrote my first post!
Boys chaos ... I did not know what to do, how to do ... but I found Maurice, and a beautiful girl who did not encounter more than they gave me a first hand in trouble!! Goofy question but ... imbranatezza of momentary !!!!!
How many evenings, nights to talk about me, my moods, passions, desires, dreams ... in my infinite and boundless longing for blue sky ... ... the one that stretches you to the first light of dawn, that that overcomes you in the sun lion, the blue of the sea, sky, heart .....
I know you're thinking ... "she managed Astaro quiet ... Oddi has taken over!" will recover to keep you company from time to time ... I'm studying, and since the tests never end .... and even fears .... I try to go all out ... I'm afraid !!!!! Only
why we met (?) Shortly!!
That wonderful chaos inside me is always there ... the emotions pulsate to do evil thoughts ... make room ..... and I want to find you all .....
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Temperature Lower Than98.6
After the ruling on the massacre of Piazza Loggia
La Loggia Square massacre in which eight people died and more than a hundred
injured because of a bomb at a peaceful anti-fascist demonstration
is not guilty
MEET
Sunday, November 28, 2010 20:00 pm
Hall Piamarta Via San Faustino, 70
- to share the bitterness, anger and dismay to a ruling that gives us the full truth and justice
- to mourn and remember those who were killed
- to reaffirm that the life of a city is made up of people and links that are our individual and collective memory
- not to forget that the massacre May 28, 1974 of that has changed the history of our community and country
- to continue to hope, work and believe that politics is based on freedom of people and ideas, respect for democracy without violence.
will screen movies, and documents
witness together 
La Loggia Square massacre in which eight people died and more than a hundred
injured because of a bomb at a peaceful anti-fascist demonstration
is not guilty
MEET
Sunday, November 28, 2010 20:00 pm
Hall Piamarta Via San Faustino, 70
- to share the bitterness, anger and dismay to a ruling that gives us the full truth and justice
- to mourn and remember those who were killed
- to reaffirm that the life of a city is made up of people and links that are our individual and collective memory
- not to forget that the massacre May 28, 1974 of that has changed the history of our community and country
- to continue to hope, work and believe that politics is based on freedom of people and ideas, respect for democracy without violence.
will screen movies, and documents
witness together
Temperature Lower Than98.6
After the ruling on the massacre of Piazza Loggia
La Loggia Square massacre in which eight people died and more than a hundred
injured because of a bomb at a peaceful anti-fascist demonstration
is not guilty
MEET
Sunday, November 28, 2010 20:00 pm
Hall Piamarta Via San Faustino, 70
- to share the bitterness, anger and dismay to a ruling that gives us the full truth and justice
- to mourn and remember those who were killed
- to reaffirm that the life of a city is made up of people and links that are our individual and collective memory
- not to forget that the massacre May 28, 1974 of that has changed the history of our community and country
- to continue to hope, work and believe that politics is based on freedom of people and ideas, respect for democracy without violence.
will screen movies, and documents
witness together
La Loggia Square massacre in which eight people died and more than a hundred
injured because of a bomb at a peaceful anti-fascist demonstration
is not guilty
MEET
Sunday, November 28, 2010 20:00 pm
Hall Piamarta Via San Faustino, 70
- to share the bitterness, anger and dismay to a ruling that gives us the full truth and justice
- to mourn and remember those who were killed
- to reaffirm that the life of a city is made up of people and links that are our individual and collective memory
- not to forget that the massacre May 28, 1974 of that has changed the history of our community and country
- to continue to hope, work and believe that politics is based on freedom of people and ideas, respect for democracy without violence.
will screen movies, and documents
witness together
Saturday, November 20, 2010
How To Make Handbag Birthday Cakes
My endless New York
Leaving New York never easy (even as they sing the REM). Tok2Me indicates a wonderful article for lovers of New York, and even for non-lovers, however, that one can not but feel an extraordinary city, in the strictest sense of the word.
Click here to read the article below or
I CAME to New York University in 1987 on a whim. The Thatcher's assault on British higher education was just beginning and even in Oxford the prospects were grim. N.Y.U. appealed to me: by no means a recent foundation — it was established in 1831 — it is nevertheless the junior of New York City’s great universities. Less of a “city on a hill,” it is more open to new directions: in contrast to the cloistered collegiate worlds of Oxbridge, it brazenly advertises itself as a “global” university at the heart of a world city.
But just what is a “world city”? Mexico City, at 18 million people, or São Paulo at near that, are unmanageable urban sprawls; they are not “world cities.” Conversely, Paris — whose central districts have never exceeded three million inhabitants — was the capital of the 19th century.
Is it a function of the number of visitors? In that case, Orlando, Fla., would be a great metropolis. Being the capital of a country guarantees nothing: think of Madrid or Washington (the Brasília of its time). It may not even be a matter of wealth: within the foreseeable future Shanghai (14 million people) will surely be among the richest places on earth; Singapore already is. Will they be “world cities”?
I have lived in four such cities. London was the commercial and financial center of the world from the defeat of Napoleon until the rise of Hitler; Paris, its perennial competitor, was an international cultural magnet from the building of Versailles through the death of Albert Camus. Vienna’s apogee was perhaps the shortest: its rise and fall coincided with the last years of the Hapsburg Empire, though in intensity it outshone them all. And then came New York.
It has been my mixed fortune to experience these cities at twilight. In their prime they were arrogant and self-assured. In decline, their minor virtues come into focus: people spend less time telling you how fortunate you are to be there. Even at the height of “Swinging London” there was something brittle about the city’s self-promotion, as though it knew this was but an Indian summer.
Today, the British capital is doubtless geographically central, its awful bling-bloated airport one of the world’s busiest. And the city can boast the best theater and a multicolored cosmopolitanism sadly lacking in years past. But it all rests precariously on an unsustainable heap of other peoples’ money: the capital of capital.
By the time I got to Paris, most people in the world had stopped speaking French (something the French have been slow to acknowledge). Who now would deliberately reconstruct their city — as the Romanians did in Bucharest in the late 19th century — to become “the Paris of the East,” complete with grand boulevards like the Calea Victoria? The French have a word for the disposition to look insecurely inward, to be preoccupied with self-interrogation: nombrilisme — “navel-gazing.” They have been doing it for over a century.
I arrived in New York just in time to experience the bittersweet taste of loss. In the arts the city led the world from 1945 through the 1970s. If you wanted to experience modern painting, music or dance, you came to the New York of Clement Greenberg, Leonard Bernstein and George Balanchine. Culture was more than an object of consumption: people thronged to New York to produce it too. Manhattan in those decades was the crossroads where original minds lingered — drawing others in their wake. Nothing else came close.
Jewish New York too is past its peak. Who now cares what Dissent or Commentary says to the world or each other? In 1977, Woody Allen could count on a wide audience for a joke about the two magazines merging and forming “Dissentary” (see “Annie Hall”). Today? A disproportionate amount of the energy invested in these and certain other small journals goes to the Israel question: perhaps the closest that Americans get to nombrilisme.
The intellectual gangs of New York have folded their knives and gone home to the suburbs — or else they fight it out in academic departments to the utter indifference of the rest of humanity. The same, of course, is true of the self-referential squabbles of the cultural elites of Russia or Argentina. But that is one reason neither Moscow nor Buenos Aires matters on the world stage. New York intellectuals once did, but most of them have gone the way of Viennese cafe society: they have become a parody of themselves, their institutions and controversies of predominantly local concern.
And yet, New York remains a world city. It is not the great American city — that will always be Chicago. New York sits at the edge: like Istanbul or Mumbai, it has a distinctive appeal that lies precisely in its cantankerous relationship to the metropolitan territory beyond. It looks outward, and is thus attractive to people who would not feel comfortable further inland. It has never been American in the way that Paris is French: New York has always been about something else as well.
Today I drop my cleaning off with Joseph the tailor and we exchange Yiddishisms and reminiscences (his) of Jewish Russia. Two blocks south I lunch at a place whose Florentine owner disdains credit cards and prepares the best Tuscan food in New York. In a hurry, I can opt instead for a falafel from the Israelis on the next block; I might do even better with the sizzling lamb from the Arab at the corner.
Fifty yards away are my barbers: Giuseppe, Franco and Salvatore, all from Sicily — their “English” echoing Chico Marx. They have been in Greenwich Village forever but never really settled: how should they? They shout at one another all day in Sicilian dialect, drowning out their main source of entertainment and information: a 24-hour Italian-language radio station. On my way home, I enjoy a mille-feuille from a surly Breton pâtissier who has put his daughter through the London School of Economics, one exquisite éclair at a time.
All this within two square blocks of my apartment — and I am neglecting the Sikh newsstand, the Hungarian bakery and the Greek diner (actually Albanian but we pretend otherwise). Three streets east and I have Little Hapsburgia: Ukrainian restaurant, Uniate church, Polish grocery and, of course, the long-established Jewish deli serving Eastern European staples under kosher labels. All that is missing is a Viennese cafe — for this, symptomatically, you must go uptown to the wealthy quarters of the city.
Such variety is doubtless available in London. But the cultures of contemporary London are balkanized by district and income — Canary Wharf, the financial hub, keeps its distance from the ethnic enclaves at the center. Contrast Wall Street, within easy walking distance of my neighborhood. As for Paris, it has its sequestered quarters where the grandchildren of Algerian guest workers rub shoulders with Senegalese street vendors, while Amsterdam has its Surinamese and Indonesian districts: but these are the backwash of empire, what Europeans now refer to as the “immigrant question.”
One must not romanticize. I am sure that most of my neighborhood traders and artisans have never met and would have little to say to one another: at night they return home to Queens or New Jersey. If I told Joseph and Sal they had the good fortune to live in a “world city,” they would probably snort. But they do — just as the barrow boys of early 20th-century Hoxton were citizens of the same cosmopolitan London that Keynes memorialized in “The Economic Consequences of the Peace,” even though they would have had no idea what he was talking about.
We are experiencing the decline of the American age. But how does national or imperial decay influence the lifecycle of a world city? Modern-day Berlin is a cultural metropolis on the make, despite being the capital of a medium-sized and rather self-absorbed nation. Meanwhile, Paris retained its allure for nearly two centuries after the onset of French national decline.
New York — a city more at home in the world than in its home country — may do better still. As a European, I feel more myself in New York than in the European Union’s semi-detached British satellite, and I have Brazilian and Arab friends here who share the sentiment.
To be sure, we all have our complaints. And while there is no other city where I could imagine living, there are many places that, for different purposes, I would rather be. But this too is a very New York sentiment. Chance made me an American, but I chose to be a New Yorker. I probably always was.
Tony Judt, who died in August, was the director of the Remarque Institute at New York University. He is the author of the forthcoming collection, “The Memory Chalet,” Which from this essay is adapted.
T2M
Click here to read the article below or
I CAME to New York University in 1987 on a whim. The Thatcher's assault on British higher education was just beginning and even in Oxford the prospects were grim. N.Y.U. appealed to me: by no means a recent foundation — it was established in 1831 — it is nevertheless the junior of New York City’s great universities. Less of a “city on a hill,” it is more open to new directions: in contrast to the cloistered collegiate worlds of Oxbridge, it brazenly advertises itself as a “global” university at the heart of a world city.
But just what is a “world city”? Mexico City, at 18 million people, or São Paulo at near that, are unmanageable urban sprawls; they are not “world cities.” Conversely, Paris — whose central districts have never exceeded three million inhabitants — was the capital of the 19th century.
Is it a function of the number of visitors? In that case, Orlando, Fla., would be a great metropolis. Being the capital of a country guarantees nothing: think of Madrid or Washington (the Brasília of its time). It may not even be a matter of wealth: within the foreseeable future Shanghai (14 million people) will surely be among the richest places on earth; Singapore already is. Will they be “world cities”?
I have lived in four such cities. London was the commercial and financial center of the world from the defeat of Napoleon until the rise of Hitler; Paris, its perennial competitor, was an international cultural magnet from the building of Versailles through the death of Albert Camus. Vienna’s apogee was perhaps the shortest: its rise and fall coincided with the last years of the Hapsburg Empire, though in intensity it outshone them all. And then came New York.
It has been my mixed fortune to experience these cities at twilight. In their prime they were arrogant and self-assured. In decline, their minor virtues come into focus: people spend less time telling you how fortunate you are to be there. Even at the height of “Swinging London” there was something brittle about the city’s self-promotion, as though it knew this was but an Indian summer.
Today, the British capital is doubtless geographically central, its awful bling-bloated airport one of the world’s busiest. And the city can boast the best theater and a multicolored cosmopolitanism sadly lacking in years past. But it all rests precariously on an unsustainable heap of other peoples’ money: the capital of capital.
By the time I got to Paris, most people in the world had stopped speaking French (something the French have been slow to acknowledge). Who now would deliberately reconstruct their city — as the Romanians did in Bucharest in the late 19th century — to become “the Paris of the East,” complete with grand boulevards like the Calea Victoria? The French have a word for the disposition to look insecurely inward, to be preoccupied with self-interrogation: nombrilisme — “navel-gazing.” They have been doing it for over a century.
I arrived in New York just in time to experience the bittersweet taste of loss. In the arts the city led the world from 1945 through the 1970s. If you wanted to experience modern painting, music or dance, you came to the New York of Clement Greenberg, Leonard Bernstein and George Balanchine. Culture was more than an object of consumption: people thronged to New York to produce it too. Manhattan in those decades was the crossroads where original minds lingered — drawing others in their wake. Nothing else came close.
Jewish New York too is past its peak. Who now cares what Dissent or Commentary says to the world or each other? In 1977, Woody Allen could count on a wide audience for a joke about the two magazines merging and forming “Dissentary” (see “Annie Hall”). Today? A disproportionate amount of the energy invested in these and certain other small journals goes to the Israel question: perhaps the closest that Americans get to nombrilisme.
The intellectual gangs of New York have folded their knives and gone home to the suburbs — or else they fight it out in academic departments to the utter indifference of the rest of humanity. The same, of course, is true of the self-referential squabbles of the cultural elites of Russia or Argentina. But that is one reason neither Moscow nor Buenos Aires matters on the world stage. New York intellectuals once did, but most of them have gone the way of Viennese cafe society: they have become a parody of themselves, their institutions and controversies of predominantly local concern.
And yet, New York remains a world city. It is not the great American city — that will always be Chicago. New York sits at the edge: like Istanbul or Mumbai, it has a distinctive appeal that lies precisely in its cantankerous relationship to the metropolitan territory beyond. It looks outward, and is thus attractive to people who would not feel comfortable further inland. It has never been American in the way that Paris is French: New York has always been about something else as well.
Today I drop my cleaning off with Joseph the tailor and we exchange Yiddishisms and reminiscences (his) of Jewish Russia. Two blocks south I lunch at a place whose Florentine owner disdains credit cards and prepares the best Tuscan food in New York. In a hurry, I can opt instead for a falafel from the Israelis on the next block; I might do even better with the sizzling lamb from the Arab at the corner.
Fifty yards away are my barbers: Giuseppe, Franco and Salvatore, all from Sicily — their “English” echoing Chico Marx. They have been in Greenwich Village forever but never really settled: how should they? They shout at one another all day in Sicilian dialect, drowning out their main source of entertainment and information: a 24-hour Italian-language radio station. On my way home, I enjoy a mille-feuille from a surly Breton pâtissier who has put his daughter through the London School of Economics, one exquisite éclair at a time.
All this within two square blocks of my apartment — and I am neglecting the Sikh newsstand, the Hungarian bakery and the Greek diner (actually Albanian but we pretend otherwise). Three streets east and I have Little Hapsburgia: Ukrainian restaurant, Uniate church, Polish grocery and, of course, the long-established Jewish deli serving Eastern European staples under kosher labels. All that is missing is a Viennese cafe — for this, symptomatically, you must go uptown to the wealthy quarters of the city.
Such variety is doubtless available in London. But the cultures of contemporary London are balkanized by district and income — Canary Wharf, the financial hub, keeps its distance from the ethnic enclaves at the center. Contrast Wall Street, within easy walking distance of my neighborhood. As for Paris, it has its sequestered quarters where the grandchildren of Algerian guest workers rub shoulders with Senegalese street vendors, while Amsterdam has its Surinamese and Indonesian districts: but these are the backwash of empire, what Europeans now refer to as the “immigrant question.”
One must not romanticize. I am sure that most of my neighborhood traders and artisans have never met and would have little to say to one another: at night they return home to Queens or New Jersey. If I told Joseph and Sal they had the good fortune to live in a “world city,” they would probably snort. But they do — just as the barrow boys of early 20th-century Hoxton were citizens of the same cosmopolitan London that Keynes memorialized in “The Economic Consequences of the Peace,” even though they would have had no idea what he was talking about.
We are experiencing the decline of the American age. But how does national or imperial decay influence the lifecycle of a world city? Modern-day Berlin is a cultural metropolis on the make, despite being the capital of a medium-sized and rather self-absorbed nation. Meanwhile, Paris retained its allure for nearly two centuries after the onset of French national decline.
New York — a city more at home in the world than in its home country — may do better still. As a European, I feel more myself in New York than in the European Union’s semi-detached British satellite, and I have Brazilian and Arab friends here who share the sentiment.
To be sure, we all have our complaints. And while there is no other city where I could imagine living, there are many places that, for different purposes, I would rather be. But this too is a very New York sentiment. Chance made me an American, but I chose to be a New Yorker. I probably always was.
Tony Judt, who died in August, was the director of the Remarque Institute at New York University. He is the author of the forthcoming collection, “The Memory Chalet,” Which from this essay is adapted.
T2M
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How To Make Handbag Birthday Cakes
My endless New York
Leaving New York never easy (even as they sing the REM). Tok2Me indicates a wonderful article for lovers of New York, and even for non-lovers, however, that one can not but feel an extraordinary city, in the strictest sense of the word.
Click here to read the article below or
I CAME to New York University in 1987 on a whim. The Thatcher's assault on British higher education was just beginning and even in Oxford the prospects were grim. N.Y.U. appealed to me: by no means a recent foundation — it was established in 1831 — it is nevertheless the junior of New York City’s great universities. Less of a “city on a hill,” it is more open to new directions: in contrast to the cloistered collegiate worlds of Oxbridge, it brazenly advertises itself as a “global” university at the heart of a world city.
But just what is a “world city”? Mexico City, at 18 million people, or São Paulo at near that, are unmanageable urban sprawls; they are not “world cities.” Conversely, Paris — whose central districts have never exceeded three million inhabitants — was the capital of the 19th century.
Is it a function of the number of visitors? In that case, Orlando, Fla., would be a great metropolis. Being the capital of a country guarantees nothing: think of Madrid or Washington (the Brasília of its time). It may not even be a matter of wealth: within the foreseeable future Shanghai (14 million people) will surely be among the richest places on earth; Singapore already is. Will they be “world cities”?
I have lived in four such cities. London was the commercial and financial center of the world from the defeat of Napoleon until the rise of Hitler; Paris, its perennial competitor, was an international cultural magnet from the building of Versailles through the death of Albert Camus. Vienna’s apogee was perhaps the shortest: its rise and fall coincided with the last years of the Hapsburg Empire, though in intensity it outshone them all. And then came New York.
It has been my mixed fortune to experience these cities at twilight. In their prime they were arrogant and self-assured. In decline, their minor virtues come into focus: people spend less time telling you how fortunate you are to be there. Even at the height of “Swinging London” there was something brittle about the city’s self-promotion, as though it knew this was but an Indian summer.
Today, the British capital is doubtless geographically central, its awful bling-bloated airport one of the world’s busiest. And the city can boast the best theater and a multicolored cosmopolitanism sadly lacking in years past. But it all rests precariously on an unsustainable heap of other peoples’ money: the capital of capital.
By the time I got to Paris, most people in the world had stopped speaking French (something the French have been slow to acknowledge). Who now would deliberately reconstruct their city — as the Romanians did in Bucharest in the late 19th century — to become “the Paris of the East,” complete with grand boulevards like the Calea Victoria? The French have a word for the disposition to look insecurely inward, to be preoccupied with self-interrogation: nombrilisme — “navel-gazing.” They have been doing it for over a century.
I arrived in New York just in time to experience the bittersweet taste of loss. In the arts the city led the world from 1945 through the 1970s. If you wanted to experience modern painting, music or dance, you came to the New York of Clement Greenberg, Leonard Bernstein and George Balanchine. Culture was more than an object of consumption: people thronged to New York to produce it too. Manhattan in those decades was the crossroads where original minds lingered — drawing others in their wake. Nothing else came close.
Jewish New York too is past its peak. Who now cares what Dissent or Commentary says to the world or each other? In 1977, Woody Allen could count on a wide audience for a joke about the two magazines merging and forming “Dissentary” (see “Annie Hall”). Today? A disproportionate amount of the energy invested in these and certain other small journals goes to the Israel question: perhaps the closest that Americans get to nombrilisme.
The intellectual gangs of New York have folded their knives and gone home to the suburbs — or else they fight it out in academic departments to the utter indifference of the rest of humanity. The same, of course, is true of the self-referential squabbles of the cultural elites of Russia or Argentina. But that is one reason neither Moscow nor Buenos Aires matters on the world stage. New York intellectuals once did, but most of them have gone the way of Viennese cafe society: they have become a parody of themselves, their institutions and controversies of predominantly local concern.
And yet, New York remains a world city. It is not the great American city — that will always be Chicago. New York sits at the edge: like Istanbul or Mumbai, it has a distinctive appeal that lies precisely in its cantankerous relationship to the metropolitan territory beyond. It looks outward, and is thus attractive to people who would not feel comfortable further inland. It has never been American in the way that Paris is French: New York has always been about something else as well.
Today I drop my cleaning off with Joseph the tailor and we exchange Yiddishisms and reminiscences (his) of Jewish Russia. Two blocks south I lunch at a place whose Florentine owner disdains credit cards and prepares the best Tuscan food in New York. In a hurry, I can opt instead for a falafel from the Israelis on the next block; I might do even better with the sizzling lamb from the Arab at the corner.
Fifty yards away are my barbers: Giuseppe, Franco and Salvatore, all from Sicily — their “English” echoing Chico Marx. They have been in Greenwich Village forever but never really settled: how should they? They shout at one another all day in Sicilian dialect, drowning out their main source of entertainment and information: a 24-hour Italian-language radio station. On my way home, I enjoy a mille-feuille from a surly Breton pâtissier who has put his daughter through the London School of Economics, one exquisite éclair at a time.
All this within two square blocks of my apartment — and I am neglecting the Sikh newsstand, the Hungarian bakery and the Greek diner (actually Albanian but we pretend otherwise). Three streets east and I have Little Hapsburgia: Ukrainian restaurant, Uniate church, Polish grocery and, of course, the long-established Jewish deli serving Eastern European staples under kosher labels. All that is missing is a Viennese cafe — for this, symptomatically, you must go uptown to the wealthy quarters of the city.
Such variety is doubtless available in London. But the cultures of contemporary London are balkanized by district and income — Canary Wharf, the financial hub, keeps its distance from the ethnic enclaves at the center. Contrast Wall Street, within easy walking distance of my neighborhood. As for Paris, it has its sequestered quarters where the grandchildren of Algerian guest workers rub shoulders with Senegalese street vendors, while Amsterdam has its Surinamese and Indonesian districts: but these are the backwash of empire, what Europeans now refer to as the “immigrant question.”
One must not romanticize. I am sure that most of my neighborhood traders and artisans have never met and would have little to say to one another: at night they return home to Queens or New Jersey. If I told Joseph and Sal they had the good fortune to live in a “world city,” they would probably snort. But they do — just as the barrow boys of early 20th-century Hoxton were citizens of the same cosmopolitan London that Keynes memorialized in “The Economic Consequences of the Peace,” even though they would have had no idea what he was talking about.
We are experiencing the decline of the American age. But how does national or imperial decay influence the lifecycle of a world city? Modern-day Berlin is a cultural metropolis on the make, despite being the capital of a medium-sized and rather self-absorbed nation. Meanwhile, Paris retained its allure for nearly two centuries after the onset of French national decline.
New York — a city more at home in the world than in its home country — may do better still. As a European, I feel more myself in New York than in the European Union’s semi-detached British satellite, and I have Brazilian and Arab friends here who share the sentiment.
To be sure, we all have our complaints. And while there is no other city where I could imagine living, there are many places that, for different purposes, I would rather be. But this too is a very New York sentiment. Chance made me an American, but I chose to be a New Yorker. I probably always was.
Tony Judt, who died in August, was the director of the Remarque Institute at New York University. He is the author of the forthcoming collection, “The Memory Chalet,” Which from this essay is adapted.
T2M
Click here to read the article below or
I CAME to New York University in 1987 on a whim. The Thatcher's assault on British higher education was just beginning and even in Oxford the prospects were grim. N.Y.U. appealed to me: by no means a recent foundation — it was established in 1831 — it is nevertheless the junior of New York City’s great universities. Less of a “city on a hill,” it is more open to new directions: in contrast to the cloistered collegiate worlds of Oxbridge, it brazenly advertises itself as a “global” university at the heart of a world city.
But just what is a “world city”? Mexico City, at 18 million people, or São Paulo at near that, are unmanageable urban sprawls; they are not “world cities.” Conversely, Paris — whose central districts have never exceeded three million inhabitants — was the capital of the 19th century.
Is it a function of the number of visitors? In that case, Orlando, Fla., would be a great metropolis. Being the capital of a country guarantees nothing: think of Madrid or Washington (the Brasília of its time). It may not even be a matter of wealth: within the foreseeable future Shanghai (14 million people) will surely be among the richest places on earth; Singapore already is. Will they be “world cities”?
I have lived in four such cities. London was the commercial and financial center of the world from the defeat of Napoleon until the rise of Hitler; Paris, its perennial competitor, was an international cultural magnet from the building of Versailles through the death of Albert Camus. Vienna’s apogee was perhaps the shortest: its rise and fall coincided with the last years of the Hapsburg Empire, though in intensity it outshone them all. And then came New York.
It has been my mixed fortune to experience these cities at twilight. In their prime they were arrogant and self-assured. In decline, their minor virtues come into focus: people spend less time telling you how fortunate you are to be there. Even at the height of “Swinging London” there was something brittle about the city’s self-promotion, as though it knew this was but an Indian summer.
Today, the British capital is doubtless geographically central, its awful bling-bloated airport one of the world’s busiest. And the city can boast the best theater and a multicolored cosmopolitanism sadly lacking in years past. But it all rests precariously on an unsustainable heap of other peoples’ money: the capital of capital.
By the time I got to Paris, most people in the world had stopped speaking French (something the French have been slow to acknowledge). Who now would deliberately reconstruct their city — as the Romanians did in Bucharest in the late 19th century — to become “the Paris of the East,” complete with grand boulevards like the Calea Victoria? The French have a word for the disposition to look insecurely inward, to be preoccupied with self-interrogation: nombrilisme — “navel-gazing.” They have been doing it for over a century.
I arrived in New York just in time to experience the bittersweet taste of loss. In the arts the city led the world from 1945 through the 1970s. If you wanted to experience modern painting, music or dance, you came to the New York of Clement Greenberg, Leonard Bernstein and George Balanchine. Culture was more than an object of consumption: people thronged to New York to produce it too. Manhattan in those decades was the crossroads where original minds lingered — drawing others in their wake. Nothing else came close.
Jewish New York too is past its peak. Who now cares what Dissent or Commentary says to the world or each other? In 1977, Woody Allen could count on a wide audience for a joke about the two magazines merging and forming “Dissentary” (see “Annie Hall”). Today? A disproportionate amount of the energy invested in these and certain other small journals goes to the Israel question: perhaps the closest that Americans get to nombrilisme.
The intellectual gangs of New York have folded their knives and gone home to the suburbs — or else they fight it out in academic departments to the utter indifference of the rest of humanity. The same, of course, is true of the self-referential squabbles of the cultural elites of Russia or Argentina. But that is one reason neither Moscow nor Buenos Aires matters on the world stage. New York intellectuals once did, but most of them have gone the way of Viennese cafe society: they have become a parody of themselves, their institutions and controversies of predominantly local concern.
And yet, New York remains a world city. It is not the great American city — that will always be Chicago. New York sits at the edge: like Istanbul or Mumbai, it has a distinctive appeal that lies precisely in its cantankerous relationship to the metropolitan territory beyond. It looks outward, and is thus attractive to people who would not feel comfortable further inland. It has never been American in the way that Paris is French: New York has always been about something else as well.
Today I drop my cleaning off with Joseph the tailor and we exchange Yiddishisms and reminiscences (his) of Jewish Russia. Two blocks south I lunch at a place whose Florentine owner disdains credit cards and prepares the best Tuscan food in New York. In a hurry, I can opt instead for a falafel from the Israelis on the next block; I might do even better with the sizzling lamb from the Arab at the corner.
Fifty yards away are my barbers: Giuseppe, Franco and Salvatore, all from Sicily — their “English” echoing Chico Marx. They have been in Greenwich Village forever but never really settled: how should they? They shout at one another all day in Sicilian dialect, drowning out their main source of entertainment and information: a 24-hour Italian-language radio station. On my way home, I enjoy a mille-feuille from a surly Breton pâtissier who has put his daughter through the London School of Economics, one exquisite éclair at a time.
All this within two square blocks of my apartment — and I am neglecting the Sikh newsstand, the Hungarian bakery and the Greek diner (actually Albanian but we pretend otherwise). Three streets east and I have Little Hapsburgia: Ukrainian restaurant, Uniate church, Polish grocery and, of course, the long-established Jewish deli serving Eastern European staples under kosher labels. All that is missing is a Viennese cafe — for this, symptomatically, you must go uptown to the wealthy quarters of the city.
Such variety is doubtless available in London. But the cultures of contemporary London are balkanized by district and income — Canary Wharf, the financial hub, keeps its distance from the ethnic enclaves at the center. Contrast Wall Street, within easy walking distance of my neighborhood. As for Paris, it has its sequestered quarters where the grandchildren of Algerian guest workers rub shoulders with Senegalese street vendors, while Amsterdam has its Surinamese and Indonesian districts: but these are the backwash of empire, what Europeans now refer to as the “immigrant question.”
One must not romanticize. I am sure that most of my neighborhood traders and artisans have never met and would have little to say to one another: at night they return home to Queens or New Jersey. If I told Joseph and Sal they had the good fortune to live in a “world city,” they would probably snort. But they do — just as the barrow boys of early 20th-century Hoxton were citizens of the same cosmopolitan London that Keynes memorialized in “The Economic Consequences of the Peace,” even though they would have had no idea what he was talking about.
We are experiencing the decline of the American age. But how does national or imperial decay influence the lifecycle of a world city? Modern-day Berlin is a cultural metropolis on the make, despite being the capital of a medium-sized and rather self-absorbed nation. Meanwhile, Paris retained its allure for nearly two centuries after the onset of French national decline.
New York — a city more at home in the world than in its home country — may do better still. As a European, I feel more myself in New York than in the European Union’s semi-detached British satellite, and I have Brazilian and Arab friends here who share the sentiment.
To be sure, we all have our complaints. And while there is no other city where I could imagine living, there are many places that, for different purposes, I would rather be. But this too is a very New York sentiment. Chance made me an American, but I chose to be a New Yorker. I probably always was.
Tony Judt, who died in August, was the director of the Remarque Institute at New York University. He is the author of the forthcoming collection, “The Memory Chalet,” Which from this essay is adapted.
T2M
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Friday, November 19, 2010
Are Ancient Sharks Still Alive Today
CF Gomma - New RSU
were held during the weekend of November 17 and 18 elections for the renewal of MSW in CF Gomma to Passirano, voted 299 employees, 77% of entitled, the delegates took 5 Filctem with 208 votes, with 74 votes Uilcem 3 delegates and a delegate Femca with 10 votes. The Uilcem thanked the Election Commission for its work in the past two days and all the employees who sought to give confidence to our organization and wish good work to all the new RSU.
Daniele Bailo
Uilcem Brescia 
were held during the weekend of November 17 and 18 elections for the renewal of MSW in CF Gomma to Passirano, voted 299 employees, 77% of entitled, the delegates took 5 Filctem with 208 votes, with 74 votes Uilcem 3 delegates and a delegate Femca with 10 votes. The Uilcem thanked the Election Commission for its work in the past two days and all the employees who sought to give confidence to our organization and wish good work to all the new RSU.
Daniele Bailo
Uilcem Brescia
Are Ancient Sharks Still Alive Today
CF Gomma - New RSU
were held during the weekend of November 17 and 18 elections for the renewal of MSW in CF Gomma to Passirano, voted 299 employees, 77% of entitled, the delegates took 5 Filctem with 208 votes, with 74 votes Uilcem 3 delegates and a delegate Femca with 10 votes. The Uilcem thanked the Election Commission for its work in the past two days and all the employees who sought to give confidence to our organization and wish good work to all the new RSU.
Daniele Bailo
Uilcem Brescia
were held during the weekend of November 17 and 18 elections for the renewal of MSW in CF Gomma to Passirano, voted 299 employees, 77% of entitled, the delegates took 5 Filctem with 208 votes, with 74 votes Uilcem 3 delegates and a delegate Femca with 10 votes. The Uilcem thanked the Election Commission for its work in the past two days and all the employees who sought to give confidence to our organization and wish good work to all the new RSU.
Daniele Bailo
Uilcem Brescia
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Which Is The Healthiest Dried Fruit
A2A Brescia - TRADING PLATFORM LEVEL 2
Abstract:
The contract in question, after just over two years from the unification of corporate AEM and ASM, occurs in a context characterized by a continuous evolution of the reference scenario: mergers, reorganization of assets and skills, increased job insecurity, the increasing use of outsourcing or contract work.
This happens without the definition of a Memorandum of Industrial Relations Group, called for in the merger agreement signed after December 21, 2007. So far, so I'm still fully valid Territorial existing protocols. In this situation
the negotiating table represent the everyday life and therefore respect for the role and the comparison with the territorial representation, which to date there is no comprehensive, must necessarily be a priority and a commitment not to ignore.
This platform does so with the recognition and confirming the full validity of the agreements / pre-merger company reports that, following the last dispute, the company had hired as a commitment to respect, recognizing the specific territorial scope of dialogue and of union agreements.
In view of the above and noting that called for by the Electric CCNL we propose to go ahead with Project Triennial 2010/2012 as explained below.
Reiterating what was stated in the introduction we ask:
- The reappointment of the commission: "Mensa", "Labour Market" (the subject of commitment post-fusion) and "Check for achieving objectives for monitoring the targets set in the" Prize Result and verification of the points agreed upon in this Agreement to Level 2.
- The setting up of committees at the enterprise level, "Training" and "Health, Safety and Environment as CCNL Electric.
Prix Results 2010/2012:
In virtue of considerations expressed in the introduction and in anticipation of economic recovery, subject to the full three-year period the share of each economic level, the project structure, objectives, and the percentage weight allotted to them, may be subject to redefinition when facing a situation that will no longer be liable to the same objectives or the structure of the project.
The economic value to be provided, with reference to the category BSS, Euro 2.000,00 will be reaching the 100% target set as of now, the amount paid to staff in grade C2, C1 and CS is identical and equivalent to that resulting for the CS category.
Institutes social
attention on these institutions and the sensitivity of the parties has long been present and finds its confirmation in the Agreement of 30/05/2007
Healthcare and Leisure
considered of particular importance of corporate social institutions resulting from the national contract, a view to their consolidation and enhancement at the same time, in view of welfare, social and cultural activities and confirms what we have expressed in the introduction, ask for the stabilization of the provisions of paragraph economically 1 of 5.30.2007-year increase to 500 € / per person for assistance CEAS supplemental health and 10 years € / capita for operations of CRASM. "
Supplementary Pension
For the reasons expressed in the foreword and the social value that the institution is, ask for the stabilization of the provisions of section 2 of 30/05/2007 or increasing the monthly contribution to a business function 1st, 21 1, 40%.
reconciliation of working and living:
The Politics of conciliation between work life and times of play a strategic role in our society, not only in relation to entry and / or stay in the market labor, the struggle for gender discrimination in the workplace that women are still living, but especially for the development opportunities they offer.
this legislation, with the Law 125/91 and Law 53/2000 art.2 art.9, promotes positive actions aimed at removing obstacles that impede the realization of equal opportunities in order to promote women's employment and to achieve substantive equality between men and women in the work and provide a legal instrument of reference for the reconciliation of time between work and family that give parents a real distribution of the tasks of child care through a system of protections far broader than that required by previous standards. We think that further
concrete act to take action against those employees with children under school age with the opportunity to benefit from paid leave to assist during medical certifications.
Health:
With reference to the Conference State / Regional and on the basis of any arrangements (Article 8 of Law No. 131 of June 5, 2003, the Government of the regions and autonomous provinces on the National Plan for Prevention "PNP" agree to confirm for the years 2010/2012 for the full implementation of the National Plan of prevention, the target of € 200 million, in addition to resources provided by the agreements for the achievement of the objectives of Health Plan Nationwide, according to the law No 7 December 1996 66, and subsequent amendments. These amounts are intended to support achievement of the objectives of the National Prevention Plan 2010-2012, the development of surveillance systems and harmonization of prevention activities in the territories) are calling for the extension of visits / periodic analysis (other than aimed at the prevention of pathologies related to specific occupational risks) related to those risk factors related to age and gender of employees with particular reference to those provided in Sections 4.2, 4.3 and 4.4 of the "PNP".
Promoting renewable energy:
Environmental issues are becoming an ever-growing value through a more careful legislation, in addition, the technologies for renewable energy is not limited to foster respect for the environment, tax laws currently also pursuing an economic advantage for the client.
Group companies A2A always attentive and sensitive to the issue of energy and environmental sustainability, we are far different initiatives and projects, using professional knowledge within the Group and experience.
We therefore propose to provide, upon request of the employee, the installation of a photovoltaic system in housing for which the company takes responsibility for the design and installation, but is the recipient of the "State contribution" (twenty-year repayment) provided for such plants.
The Secretariats Filctem Flaei-CGIL-CISL-UIL Uilcem and RSU a2a
Brescia Brescia, November 12, 2010 
Abstract:
The contract in question, after just over two years from the unification of corporate AEM and ASM, occurs in a context characterized by a continuous evolution of the reference scenario: mergers, reorganization of assets and skills, increased job insecurity, the increasing use of outsourcing or contract work.
This happens without the definition of a Memorandum of Industrial Relations Group, called for in the merger agreement signed after December 21, 2007. So far, so I'm still fully valid Territorial existing protocols. In this situation
the negotiating table represent the everyday life and therefore respect for the role and the comparison with the territorial representation, which to date there is no comprehensive, must necessarily be a priority and a commitment not to ignore.
This platform does so with the recognition and confirming the full validity of the agreements / pre-merger company reports that, following the last dispute, the company had hired as a commitment to respect, recognizing the specific territorial scope of dialogue and of union agreements.
In view of the above and noting that called for by the Electric CCNL we propose to go ahead with Project Triennial 2010/2012 as explained below.
Reiterating what was stated in the introduction we ask:
- The reappointment of the commission: "Mensa", "Labour Market" (the subject of commitment post-fusion) and "Check for achieving objectives for monitoring the targets set in the" Prize Result and verification of the points agreed upon in this Agreement to Level 2.
- The setting up of committees at the enterprise level, "Training" and "Health, Safety and Environment as CCNL Electric.
Prix Results 2010/2012:
In virtue of considerations expressed in the introduction and in anticipation of economic recovery, subject to the full three-year period the share of each economic level, the project structure, objectives, and the percentage weight allotted to them, may be subject to redefinition when facing a situation that will no longer be liable to the same objectives or the structure of the project.
The economic value to be provided, with reference to the category BSS, Euro 2.000,00 will be reaching the 100% target set as of now, the amount paid to staff in grade C2, C1 and CS is identical and equivalent to that resulting for the CS category.
Institutes social
attention on these institutions and the sensitivity of the parties has long been present and finds its confirmation in the Agreement of 30/05/2007
Healthcare and Leisure
considered of particular importance of corporate social institutions resulting from the national contract, a view to their consolidation and enhancement at the same time, in view of welfare, social and cultural activities and confirms what we have expressed in the introduction, ask for the stabilization of the provisions of paragraph economically 1 of 5.30.2007-year increase to 500 € / per person for assistance CEAS supplemental health and 10 years € / capita for operations of CRASM. "
Supplementary Pension
For the reasons expressed in the foreword and the social value that the institution is, ask for the stabilization of the provisions of section 2 of 30/05/2007 or increasing the monthly contribution to a business function 1st, 21 1, 40%.
reconciliation of working and living:
The Politics of conciliation between work life and times of play a strategic role in our society, not only in relation to entry and / or stay in the market labor, the struggle for gender discrimination in the workplace that women are still living, but especially for the development opportunities they offer.
this legislation, with the Law 125/91 and Law 53/2000 art.2 art.9, promotes positive actions aimed at removing obstacles that impede the realization of equal opportunities in order to promote women's employment and to achieve substantive equality between men and women in the work and provide a legal instrument of reference for the reconciliation of time between work and family that give parents a real distribution of the tasks of child care through a system of protections far broader than that required by previous standards. We think that further
concrete act to take action against those employees with children under school age with the opportunity to benefit from paid leave to assist during medical certifications.
Health:
With reference to the Conference State / Regional and on the basis of any arrangements (Article 8 of Law No. 131 of June 5, 2003, the Government of the regions and autonomous provinces on the National Plan for Prevention "PNP" agree to confirm for the years 2010/2012 for the full implementation of the National Plan of prevention, the target of € 200 million, in addition to resources provided by the agreements for the achievement of the objectives of Health Plan Nationwide, according to the law No 7 December 1996 66, and subsequent amendments. These amounts are intended to support achievement of the objectives of the National Prevention Plan 2010-2012, the development of surveillance systems and harmonization of prevention activities in the territories) are calling for the extension of visits / periodic analysis (other than aimed at the prevention of pathologies related to specific occupational risks) related to those risk factors related to age and gender of employees with particular reference to those provided in Sections 4.2, 4.3 and 4.4 of the "PNP".
Promoting renewable energy:
Environmental issues are becoming an ever-growing value through a more careful legislation, in addition, the technologies for renewable energy is not limited to foster respect for the environment, tax laws currently also pursuing an economic advantage for the client.
Group companies A2A always attentive and sensitive to the issue of energy and environmental sustainability, we are far different initiatives and projects, using professional knowledge within the Group and experience.
We therefore propose to provide, upon request of the employee, the installation of a photovoltaic system in housing for which the company takes responsibility for the design and installation, but is the recipient of the "State contribution" (twenty-year repayment) provided for such plants.
The Secretariats Filctem Flaei-CGIL-CISL-UIL Uilcem and RSU a2a
Brescia Brescia, November 12, 2010
Which Is The Healthiest Dried Fruit
A2A Brescia - TRADING PLATFORM LEVEL 2
Abstract:
The contract in question, after just over two years from the unification of corporate AEM and ASM, occurs in a context characterized by a continuous evolution of the reference scenario: mergers, reorganization of assets and skills, increased job insecurity, the increasing use of outsourcing or contract work.
This happens without the definition of a Memorandum of Industrial Relations Group, called for in the merger agreement signed after December 21, 2007. So far, so I'm still fully valid Territorial existing protocols. In this situation
the negotiating table represent the everyday life and therefore respect for the role and the comparison with the territorial representation, which to date there is no comprehensive, must necessarily be a priority and a commitment not to ignore.
This platform does so with the recognition and confirming the full validity of the agreements / pre-merger company reports that, following the last dispute, the company had hired as a commitment to respect, recognizing the specific territorial scope of dialogue and of union agreements.
In view of the above and noting that called for by the Electric CCNL we propose to go ahead with Project Triennial 2010/2012 as explained below.
Reiterating what was stated in the introduction we ask:
- The reappointment of the commission: "Mensa", "Labour Market" (the subject of commitment post-fusion) and "Check for achieving objectives for monitoring the targets set in the" Prize Result and verification of the points agreed upon in this Agreement to Level 2.
- The setting up of committees at the enterprise level, "Training" and "Health, Safety and Environment as CCNL Electric.
Prix Results 2010/2012:
In virtue of considerations expressed in the introduction and in anticipation of economic recovery, subject to the full three-year period the share of each economic level, the project structure, objectives, and the percentage weight allotted to them, may be subject to redefinition when facing a situation that will no longer be liable to the same objectives or the structure of the project.
The economic value to be provided, with reference to the category BSS, Euro 2.000,00 will be reaching the 100% target set as of now, the amount paid to staff in grade C2, C1 and CS is identical and equivalent to that resulting for the CS category.
Institutes social
attention on these institutions and the sensitivity of the parties has long been present and finds its confirmation in the Agreement of 30/05/2007
Healthcare and Leisure
considered of particular importance of corporate social institutions resulting from the national contract, a view to their consolidation and enhancement at the same time, in view of welfare, social and cultural activities and confirms what we have expressed in the introduction, ask for the stabilization of the provisions of paragraph economically 1 of 5.30.2007-year increase to 500 € / per person for assistance CEAS supplemental health and 10 years € / capita for operations of CRASM. "
Supplementary Pension
For the reasons expressed in the foreword and the social value that the institution is, ask for the stabilization of the provisions of section 2 of 30/05/2007 or increasing the monthly contribution to a business function 1st, 21 1, 40%.
reconciliation of working and living:
The Politics of conciliation between work life and times of play a strategic role in our society, not only in relation to entry and / or stay in the market labor, the struggle for gender discrimination in the workplace that women are still living, but especially for the development opportunities they offer.
this legislation, with the Law 125/91 and Law 53/2000 art.2 art.9, promotes positive actions aimed at removing obstacles that impede the realization of equal opportunities in order to promote women's employment and to achieve substantive equality between men and women in the work and provide a legal instrument of reference for the reconciliation of time between work and family that give parents a real distribution of the tasks of child care through a system of protections far broader than that required by previous standards. We think that further
concrete act to take action against those employees with children under school age with the opportunity to benefit from paid leave to assist during medical certifications.
Health:
With reference to the Conference State / Regional and on the basis of any arrangements (Article 8 of Law No. 131 of June 5, 2003, the Government of the regions and autonomous provinces on the National Plan for Prevention "PNP" agree to confirm for the years 2010/2012 for the full implementation of the National Plan of prevention, the target of € 200 million, in addition to resources provided by the agreements for the achievement of the objectives of Health Plan Nationwide, according to the law No 7 December 1996 66, and subsequent amendments. These amounts are intended to support achievement of the objectives of the National Prevention Plan 2010-2012, the development of surveillance systems and harmonization of prevention activities in the territories) are calling for the extension of visits / periodic analysis (other than aimed at the prevention of pathologies related to specific occupational risks) related to those risk factors related to age and gender of employees with particular reference to those provided in Sections 4.2, 4.3 and 4.4 of the "PNP".
Promoting renewable energy:
Environmental issues are becoming an ever-growing value through a more careful legislation, in addition, the technologies for renewable energy is not limited to foster respect for the environment, tax laws currently also pursuing an economic advantage for the client.
Group companies A2A always attentive and sensitive to the issue of energy and environmental sustainability, we are far different initiatives and projects, using professional knowledge within the Group and experience.
We therefore propose to provide, upon request of the employee, the installation of a photovoltaic system in housing for which the company takes responsibility for the design and installation, but is the recipient of the "State contribution" (twenty-year repayment) provided for such plants.
The Secretariats Filctem Flaei-CGIL-CISL-UIL Uilcem and RSU a2a
Brescia Brescia, November 12, 2010
Abstract:
The contract in question, after just over two years from the unification of corporate AEM and ASM, occurs in a context characterized by a continuous evolution of the reference scenario: mergers, reorganization of assets and skills, increased job insecurity, the increasing use of outsourcing or contract work.
This happens without the definition of a Memorandum of Industrial Relations Group, called for in the merger agreement signed after December 21, 2007. So far, so I'm still fully valid Territorial existing protocols. In this situation
the negotiating table represent the everyday life and therefore respect for the role and the comparison with the territorial representation, which to date there is no comprehensive, must necessarily be a priority and a commitment not to ignore.
This platform does so with the recognition and confirming the full validity of the agreements / pre-merger company reports that, following the last dispute, the company had hired as a commitment to respect, recognizing the specific territorial scope of dialogue and of union agreements.
In view of the above and noting that called for by the Electric CCNL we propose to go ahead with Project Triennial 2010/2012 as explained below.
Reiterating what was stated in the introduction we ask:
- The reappointment of the commission: "Mensa", "Labour Market" (the subject of commitment post-fusion) and "Check for achieving objectives for monitoring the targets set in the" Prize Result and verification of the points agreed upon in this Agreement to Level 2.
- The setting up of committees at the enterprise level, "Training" and "Health, Safety and Environment as CCNL Electric.
Prix Results 2010/2012:
In virtue of considerations expressed in the introduction and in anticipation of economic recovery, subject to the full three-year period the share of each economic level, the project structure, objectives, and the percentage weight allotted to them, may be subject to redefinition when facing a situation that will no longer be liable to the same objectives or the structure of the project.
The economic value to be provided, with reference to the category BSS, Euro 2.000,00 will be reaching the 100% target set as of now, the amount paid to staff in grade C2, C1 and CS is identical and equivalent to that resulting for the CS category.
Institutes social
attention on these institutions and the sensitivity of the parties has long been present and finds its confirmation in the Agreement of 30/05/2007
Healthcare and Leisure
considered of particular importance of corporate social institutions resulting from the national contract, a view to their consolidation and enhancement at the same time, in view of welfare, social and cultural activities and confirms what we have expressed in the introduction, ask for the stabilization of the provisions of paragraph economically 1 of 5.30.2007-year increase to 500 € / per person for assistance CEAS supplemental health and 10 years € / capita for operations of CRASM. "
Supplementary Pension
For the reasons expressed in the foreword and the social value that the institution is, ask for the stabilization of the provisions of section 2 of 30/05/2007 or increasing the monthly contribution to a business function 1st, 21 1, 40%.
reconciliation of working and living:
The Politics of conciliation between work life and times of play a strategic role in our society, not only in relation to entry and / or stay in the market labor, the struggle for gender discrimination in the workplace that women are still living, but especially for the development opportunities they offer.
this legislation, with the Law 125/91 and Law 53/2000 art.2 art.9, promotes positive actions aimed at removing obstacles that impede the realization of equal opportunities in order to promote women's employment and to achieve substantive equality between men and women in the work and provide a legal instrument of reference for the reconciliation of time between work and family that give parents a real distribution of the tasks of child care through a system of protections far broader than that required by previous standards. We think that further
concrete act to take action against those employees with children under school age with the opportunity to benefit from paid leave to assist during medical certifications.
Health:
With reference to the Conference State / Regional and on the basis of any arrangements (Article 8 of Law No. 131 of June 5, 2003, the Government of the regions and autonomous provinces on the National Plan for Prevention "PNP" agree to confirm for the years 2010/2012 for the full implementation of the National Plan of prevention, the target of € 200 million, in addition to resources provided by the agreements for the achievement of the objectives of Health Plan Nationwide, according to the law No 7 December 1996 66, and subsequent amendments. These amounts are intended to support achievement of the objectives of the National Prevention Plan 2010-2012, the development of surveillance systems and harmonization of prevention activities in the territories) are calling for the extension of visits / periodic analysis (other than aimed at the prevention of pathologies related to specific occupational risks) related to those risk factors related to age and gender of employees with particular reference to those provided in Sections 4.2, 4.3 and 4.4 of the "PNP".
Promoting renewable energy:
Environmental issues are becoming an ever-growing value through a more careful legislation, in addition, the technologies for renewable energy is not limited to foster respect for the environment, tax laws currently also pursuing an economic advantage for the client.
Group companies A2A always attentive and sensitive to the issue of energy and environmental sustainability, we are far different initiatives and projects, using professional knowledge within the Group and experience.
We therefore propose to provide, upon request of the employee, the installation of a photovoltaic system in housing for which the company takes responsibility for the design and installation, but is the recipient of the "State contribution" (twenty-year repayment) provided for such plants.
The Secretariats Filctem Flaei-CGIL-CISL-UIL Uilcem and RSU a2a
Brescia Brescia, November 12, 2010
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