okay girls, and guys buying for girls… so as not to disappoint this holiday season, i’m reopening the preorder for the following pieces.

Please note that they will only arrive from the USA somewhere mid december, but definitely in time for Christmas!

To order, please leave a comment with your name and email. Availability will be on a first payment basis.

je’taime vintage S$22

antique sterling silver french charm measures 1.8cm and hangs from an 18 inch silver chain

. . .

…Oui ou Non? S$22

a touch of good old french charm…you’ll want to wear this piece everyday cos it compliments just about any outfit.

USA- imported antique sterling silver charms, charms measure 1.8cm, 18 inch long chain. charms may or may not have “scratches” due to their vintage condition.

(regular) shipping is $2, and free with the purchase of two or more necklaces/bracelets.

see store for more details

xoxo

3011746    การตรวจวินิจฉัยทางเวชศาสตร์นิวเคลียร์ด้วยวิธีอื่น ๆ 1    Radionuclide Non-Imaging Study I

พยาธิสรีรวิทยา ข้อบ่งชี้และข้อห้าม วิธีการตรวจ การแปลผล ลักษณะปกติและผิดปกติจากการตรวจอวัยวะของระบบต่าง ๆ ด้วยวิธีทางเวชศาสตร์นิวเคลียร์อื่น ๆ ได้แก่การตรวจการทำงานของต่อมธัยรอยด์ ไต ม้าม และไขกระดูก การตรวจทางโลหิตวิทยา ได้แก่ การคำนวณหาปริมาตรเลือด การศึกษาอายุของเม็ดเลือดแดง เม็ดเลือดขาวและเกร็ดเลือด การศึกษาจลนศาสตร์ของเหล็กในร่างกาย และการตรวจการดูดซึมวิตามินบี 12

(Pathophysiology, indication and contraindications, procedures, interpretation, normal and abnormal findings from radionuclide non-imaging study in thyroid gland, renal, splenic and bone marrow function, hematological studies : blood volume, red cell survival, leukocyte survival, platelet survival, iron kinetics and Vitamin B12 absorption.)

(3011746 จุฬาลงกรณ์มหาวิทยาลัย)

3011753    การตรวจวินิจฉัยทางเวชศาสตร์นิวเคลียร์ด้วยวิธีอื่น ๆ 2    Radionuclide Non-Imaging Study II

พยาธิสรีรวิทยา ข้อบ่งชี้และข้อห้าม วิธีการตรวจ การแปลผล ลักษณะปกติและผิดปกติจากการตรวจอวัยวะของระบบต่าง ๆ ด้วยวิธีทางเวชศาสตร์นิวเคลียร์อื่น ๆ ที่ไม่ใช่การถ่ายภาพ ได้แก่ ความหนาแน่นของกระดูก ปริมาณเลือดที่ไปเลี้ยงอวัยวะต่าง ๆ ปริมาณน้ำและอิเล็กโตรไลท์ในร่างกาย จลศาสตร์และเมตาบอลิสมของสารต่าง ๆ ในร่างกาย

(Pathophysiology, indications and contraindications, prcedures, interpretation, normal and abnormal findings from non-imaging study : bone mineral study, dynamic and blood folw studies, body water and electrolyte, kinetic studies, metabolic studies.)

(3011753 จุฬาลงกรณ์มหาวิทยาลัย)

3011769    ปฎิบัติการตรวจวินิจฉัยทางเวชศาสตร์นิวเคลียร์ขั้นสูงด้วยวิธีอื่น ๆ    Advanced Practical Nuclear Medicine Non-IMAGING Study

พยาธิสรีรวิทยา ข้อบ่งชี้และข้อห้าม วิธีการตรวจ การแปลผล ลักษณะปกติและผิดปกติจากการตรวจอวัยวะของระบบต่างๆ ด้วยวิธีทางเวชศาสตร์นิวเคลียร์อื่น ๆ ที่ไมใช่การถ่ายภาพ ได้แก่ การตรวจม้ามและไขกระดูก การตรวจทางโลหิตวิทยา ได้แก่ การคำนวณหาปริมาตรเลือด การศึกษาอายุของเม็ดเลือดแดง เม็ดเลือดขาว และเกร็ดเลือดด การศึกษาจลนพลศาสตร์ของเหล็กในร่างกาย และการตรวจดูดซึมวิตามินบี 12

(Pathophysiology, indications and contraindications, procedure, interpretation, normal and abnormal findings from non-imaging study : hematological studies : blood volume, red cell survival, leukocyte survival, platelet survival, iron kinetics and vitamin B12 absorption.)

(3011769 จุฬาลงกรณ์มหาวิทยาลัย)

Mūzika ir vien ano manām mīļākajā lietām. Es parasti klausos ciņu. Nav viena noteikta veida mūzika, kas man patīk. Mīlu dažādību.
Un tagad klāt vēl  nāk tas, ka pati arī sāku dziedāt Kaut kad drīz būs soloņš baznīcā jādzied un nu man ir dota iespēja dziedāt kopā ar simfonisko orķestri. Nu tas gan negadās katru dienu.

P.S.  un vēl pamazām lēniem soļiem top dziesma vārdi ir manējie; mūzika: mūsu mīļā Justīne

3011884    รังสีประเภทไม่ก่อเกิดประจุ    Non-Ionizing Radiation

ทฤษฎีของคลื่นแม่เหล็กไฟฟ้า คลื่นส่งจากสายส่งไฟฟ้าแรงสูง เสาอากาศ ท่อส่งคลื่น สถานีส่งคลื่นระบบเซลลูล่าร์ โทรศัพท์มือถือ เตาไมโครเวฟ แผ่นวงจรพิมพ์ สเปกตรัมของคลื่นสัญญาณ การรบกวนของคลื่นและผลกระทบต่ออุปกรณ์อิเล็กทรอนิกส์ อุปกรณ์ทางการแพทย์ และสุขภาพของสิ่งมีชีวิต เครื่องมือคลื่นแม่เหล็กไฟฟ้า รบกวน หลักการสร้างฉนวนป้องกันการรบกวนของคลื่นแม่เหล็กไฟฟ้า และการทำลายประจุไฟฟ้าสถิต

(Electromagnetic theory, wave emission from transmission lines, antennas, wave guide, cellular transmitter tower, hand-held telephones, microwave ovens, printed circuit board, signal spectra and spectrum analyzer, electromagnetic interference in electronics, and medical devices, bioeffects of electromagnetic interference, electromagenetic interference, instrumentation and measurements, principles of shielding design and electrostatic discharge.)

(3011884 จุฬาลงกรณ์มหาวิทยาลัย)

Motionless, trying to stay afloat in slow-sinking quicksand: a metaphor for my life. Lacking all conviction, even my suicide attempts were went about aimlessly. Some days I’d stay home from work so I could lie in bed and lament over my horrific life. I’d imagine how happier I’d be if only I could womanize—is there any better life lead than one lead by a cock? On others, I’d pull bookshelves on top of myself hoping to crush my ribs and stop my breath.

Only three feet high and sparse with paperback books, barely enough weight to leave a bruise, nowhere near enough to kill. A pint of whiskey, a handful of Lorazepam, and rounds of unprotected sex while fun never did infect me with that slow death I was hoping for. What a wimp I was. Thirty years old and all I’d done was bat at the infant iguana idea of death as if I was its retarded mother.

Of course, once I decided to get serious about suicide I researched, but none of the methods made sense. Slitting my wrists seemed excessively theatrical. As too did driving my car off a cliff into the ocean as the sun was setting (or rising – you pick your optimal dramatic scene). Swerving into the rear wheels of a moving transfer truck on my bike seemed too insipid. Chasing pills with a plastic bag duct-taped over my head was just too fucking scary. Insulin? Effective and untraceable?

“I didn’t know you were home,” my roommate Michelle said, poking her head into my room and interrupting my investigation, “Chewie had a seizure today.”

“Awh man,” I put on my concerned face and followed her into the kitchen.
A little back-story: My roommate talks a lot and I had been multi-tasking, doing laundry while contemplating the different ways to die. Unable to find a proper measuring cup, I used my favorite green mug to measure out bleach for my whites.

As my eyes searched Michelle’s face for any acknowledgment of my absolute boredom, she recounted the saga of her day at the vet with her blind and epileptic Lhasa Apso. I don’t know if this is the case for everyone, but apparently, one of the side effects of concentrating my energy on feigning interest is total, but temporary anosmia. Thirsty from the ever long and ever uninteresting tale of a dog in crisis I delighted in my pre-filled cup of water.

Gulp after delicious gulp, I didn’t realize the whole of my mouth was full of blood until I finished the glass. Mumbling some indecipherable garble about how fucked this situation was, I shoved my fingers in my mouth trying to find the source of the hemorrhage.  That’s when my stomach began to turn.

“What is wrong with you?” Michelle questioned as I removed my slobbery fingers, which I noticed, were surprisingly not covered in blood.

“Well, that’s weird,” I made my way to the bathroom feeling both anal leakage and an uncontrollable urge to vomit simultaneously. I chose my mouth as the exit wound because let’s be honest, it’s easier to change shitty pants than it is to clean up vomit. I shouted, “I drank bleach! Help me!” but Michelle, being a nurse in training not an actual nurse, wasn’t sure what to do but drive me to the hospital.

Rocking back and forth in the passenger seat sick and incoherent, “I can’t go out like this. An accidental suicide? No. No. No.” My life didn’t flash before my eyes but I did have flashes. Boy, did I have flashes. I saw my obituary:

Valerie M. Christmas, an unsuccessful American writer died yesterday of an accidental poisoning. Persons close to Valerie say she was a very dynamic and intelligent individual and while her life was without accomplishment, marriage, children or a community, she should not be remembered by the stupidity of this bleach mishap.

“No,” I spat into my plastic puke bag. I saw the image of an old lover who was so obsessed that he threatened to make a skin suit out of me when I threatened to leave. How silly was he? Doesn’t he realize that I’m far too thin to cover him completely? I’d be more like a skin vest, and who even wears skin vests anymore? Scenes from The Bridge, the show jumpers with such conviction (the kind of conviction you can only get out of me after a night of serious drinking) leaping to their urgent deaths off the Golden Gate.

A few confused moments later, I burrowed into half-sleep with a half-dream that a mega-earthquake had finally hit Yellowstone, or at least that there’d been some variety of The Big One in southern California and everybody in LA had to die, not just me.  The volcanoes somehow realized it wasn’t my time yet and erupted their anger, the tsunamis surged knowing exactly how awful everything would be without my biting wit, or maybe, nearing my demise, the center of the earth began to crumble and the universe decided to give us all another chance.

In the emergency room, there wasn’t much to report: One has to drink much more bleach than I did to die. This information was agreeable so far as it went, and although I was still sour-stomached and cranky enough to trip strangers on the street, my second go at life gave me enough gumption to make the trek home on foot.

On the walk, I ran across a cluster of thugged-out dudes hanging out on the street corner with a pit bull. As I walked by, one of them smacked the dog in the head, possibly in an attempt to make it fiercer. I thought about the news story I’d just read, about the father who beat his eighteen-month-old son to death in an attempt to make him tougher, I thought about racial politics and theories about cycles of abuse, and the Colorado city that outlawed pit bulls and thought it better to outlaw people, and what does one even do in such a situation? In my Eye for an Eye Justice World, I am seventeen feet tall and I smack dog-smackers the way they smack dogs. In the real world, I gasp, put my hand over my eyes and walk away.

I wasn’t back at the house for ten minutes before I had three adorable dates that brought me Mexican food and a bottle of wine. Later on, the house troops got a little surly and sour, but I was at ease because they were the ones heading for unpromising dumpsters and I was the one already at home with a warm laptop, my bed and the knowledge that the universe truly loves me and needs me alive and well.

All in all, a ridiculously excessive demonstration of the occasionally-true hippie axiom that all you have to do is demonstrate to the universe your openness to death, and beautiful things will walk up to you and give you long-lost hugs, or telephone from a different hemisphere, or chuck a handful of wet sand at your feet and then stand staring solemnly at you, wearing an elephant suit. Thank you universe for all the presents. What did you give that poor whacked pit bull?

La decisione su un’eventuale nomina del numero uno delle Poste Massimo Sarmi alla carica di AD di , ventilata dalla stampa, non spetta al presidente del consiglio di gestione di .

“Decidono altri organi, non il sottoscritto”, ha risposto Enrico Salza a margine di un convegno a chi gli chiedeva se l’ipotesi Sarmi fosse stata considerata.

“Non ne so nulla”, ha poi aggiunto interpellato sull’eventualità che gli organi a cui compete la decisione ne abbiano parlato.

è tra i soci di Telco, holding prima azionista di

Fonte:
http://www.milanofinanza.it/news/dettaglio_news.asp?id=200911201541507959&chkAgenzie=TMFI

BEIJING – China has executed two men for abducting and selling 15 children, many of whom were taken as babies or toddlers and have not yet been reunited with their parents, state media said Friday.

The official Xinhua News Agency said Hu Minghua, 55, and Su Binde, 27, were executed Thursday morning, according to a statement from the Supreme People’s Court.

Hu was convicted of kidnapping and selling nine children from April 1999 to Oct. 2005. He was detained in January 2006. Five of the children, all boys now aged from 3 to 6, have been returned to their families, while the parents of the remaining ones have not been found.

Su was convicted of abducting six children between Sept. 2005 to July 2006. Five of the children were rescued by police while a sixth remains missing.

Child trafficking is big problem in China, where traditional preference for male heirs and a restrictive one-child policy has driven a thriving market in baby boys, who fetch a considerably higher price than girls. Girls and women also are abducted and often used as laborers or as brides for unwed sons.

Thousands of children go missing every year though the exact numbers of victims are difficult to obtain. Earlier this year, Chinese police announced they had rescued about 2,000 abducted children as part of a nationwide crackdown on widespread trafficking of women and children.

In October, China’s Ministry of Public Security set up a Web site — “Babies Looking for Home” — to reunite rescued children with their families.

State media have reported hundreds of rescues and arrests since the campaign began in April, and the new site had photos of dozens of children rescued from kidnappers but who had not yet found their families. The ministry set up a national DNA database earlier this year.

Published by: ABP World Group International Child Recovery Service

Visit our web site at: www.abpworld.com

by Jeremy D. Morley

Here are some tips for attorneys and clients faced with instituting or defending child abduction proceedings under the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction, whether in the United States or internationally.

In a nutshell, a Hague Convention application may be made when a child is taken or retained across an international border, away from his or her habitual residence, without the consent of a parent who has rights of custody, if the two countries are parties to the Convention. The child must be promptly returned to the habitual residence unless the return will create a grave risk of harm to the child.

1. ACT FAST

An attorney must be ready to file a Hague Convention application and institute or defend a Hague Convention lawsuit on extremely short notice.

Prompt action may be critical. The Convention specifically requires that hearings be conducted expeditiously. A Hague case can theoretically be instituted more than a year after the abduction but a defense will then arise that the child has become settled in the new environment and, in practice, the longer a child is in a new place the more likely it is that a court will be reluctant to send the child away.

Fast action by the left-behind parent is also necessary to help prevent a claim that the parent has acquiesced in the child’s relocation.

Clients must move quickly to obtain the documents needed to file the initial application and then to collect the documents needed for the hearing. They should normally be asked to prepare a detailed family history and to assist the attorney to develop evidence as rapidly as possible.

In addition to the Hague application and lawsuit itself, counsel for the left-behind parent should take many other steps.

First, counsel should enlist the support of the U.S. State Department’s Office of Children’s Issues. Second, the left-behind parent should institute civil proceedings. If there is no custody order in place from a court in the jurisdiction of the habitual residence, an application should immediately be made for such an order.

Third, counsel should consider putting the abducting parent on immediate written and formal notice of the dire consequences, civil, criminal and financial, that the abduction will cause to that parent personally, and, possibly to others conspiring with the parent. It may be appropriate to provide an extremely short time for the abducting parent to cure the problem by returning the child.

Fourth, the parent should consider requesting the federal and state prosecutors to institute both federal and state criminal proceedings. The federal crime of international parental kidnapping is a felony with a penalty of up to three years in prison. In addition, many states including New York have provisions that also provide criminal penalties for parental child abduction. It will occasionally be possible to seek extradition based on a federal warrant.

2. PREPARE THE FACTUAL PRESENTATION INTENSELY

Hague Convention cases are often extremely fact-intensive. They frequently hinge on the ability of one party to convince the court of matters such as the habitual residence of a child, the extent to which a parent actually exercised custody rights and whether or not a parent consented to or acquiesced in a new residency. For a court to resolve these matters it must analyze the relevant facts.

A successful Hague proceeding requires the attorney, working closely with the client, to marshal as much evidence as possible, in as many forms as possible, to support the client’s position.

Clients are frequently shocked that matters that to them are obvious and indisputable turn out to be disputed and to require them to produce clear and convincing proof. They may well be insulted that their word alone is insufficient to convince the court that they are truthful and that the other parent is lying.

In one case, the parents had moved permanently with their young child from the mother’s native country to the U.S. Two years later, the mother took the child back to her country for a vacation and then refused to return to the States. In supporting her claim that the child was never habitually resident in the States she claimed that the original move to America had been only temporary and that she and the father had agreed that they would return to the mother’s native country after a year or two. The mother had planned the move well in advance and had amassed — and even created — evidence that tended to support her claims. Additionally, she had removed evidence from the parties’ home that would have disproved her claims.

To win the case, we interviewed neighbors, friends, family members, schoolteachers, real estate salespeople, fellow office workers and an array of other people who had had some connection with the family. We checked into any and all areas of the mother’s life for anything that might indicate her intention to stay in the States. We obtained emails, notes, invoices, and other documents. We searched old household bills for evidence of the purchase of items that inferred a degree of permanency. At the hearing, the mother was shocked that her husband had collected so much written evidence to disprove her claims and undercut her credibility. The courts ultimately — and with great reluctance, since they were going against a local national — found in favor of our client.

Since Hague cases are tried quickly, there is usually only one chance to present the case and it needs to be done well at the very outset. An attorney must embark on a quick campaign of collecting mounds of relevant evidence to support the client’s positions, and must expect the other parent to lie, cheat, and distort the facts in a desperate attempt to avoid losing the case.

Just as a current military strategy is to employ overwhelming force to create shock and awe, so too in a Hague Convention case it is often advisable to use overwhelming amounts of evidence to win the case. Such a campaign in a Hague proceeding may yield a capitulation by the other parent even before the hearing actually commences.

Hague Convention hearings sometimes take the form of “he said, she said” disputes in which each side makes verbal accusations against the other. Documentary evidence is usually far better than the mere word of one parent. Thus, if you want to claim that a parent applied for an immigration visa, you must be prepared to do more than simply have the parent tell the court that this was done. You should do whatever you can to get hold of the actual application papers that the parent signed in applying for the visa, which may mean contacting the lawyer who handled the immigration matter originally.

While it is helpful if documents are supported by sworn statements, it is not essential. Both the Convention and the International Child Abduction Remedies Act (“ICARA”) provide that authentication of documents is not required in a Convention proceeding.

3. PREPARE THE LEGAL ARGUMENT INTENSELY

Hague Convention cases raise unusual international law, foreign law and treaty law questions. They involve the courts in matters of a kind that they are usually not used to handling. In many jurisdictions the court may be entirely unfamiliar with Hague cases. Accordingly it is usually essential for the lawyers to help the court to an unusual extent. Certainly a well-reasoned memorandum of law is essential.

The matters in dispute in most Hague cases raise difficult legal issues that must be thoroughly briefed. Thus, the Convention requires the left-behind parent to establish that the child was taken from the “habitual residence” and that the parent had “rights of custody” under the law of that jurisdiction. However, neither of those fundamental terms is defined in the Convention and substantial jurisprudence has grown domestically and internationally setting forth often-contradictory determinations concerning their scope and meaning. Moreover, courts have held that, while they must determine under international law whether the left-behind parent possesses Hague Convention “custody rights,” they must first examine the law of the child’s habitual residence in order to ascertain the extent of the rights that such parent possesses under that law. In this regard, it is often essential to use foreign law experts to establish the existence and scope of such rights.

A Hague Convention attorney may ” and should ” cite cases not only from the domestic jurisdiction but also from other jurisdictions if they support the client’s position. It has become more usual to cite cases from other jurisdictions in this area of the law than perhaps in any other. Courts around the world recognize that it is best to coordinate their decisions with those of other courts internationally and, for that very reason, the Hague Conference on Private International Law has established a database of significant Hague cases from courts around the world.

4. AVOID BEST INTERESTS ANALYSIS

In representing the left-behind parent in a Hague proceeding, it is necessary to keep the court focused on the narrow issues that the Convention requires an applicant to establish and the narrow defenses that a respondent can assert. Whenever the hearing strays into any areas that might be considered as constituting an analysis of the child’s best interests, the applicant should vehemently object.

However, a party opposing a return should do his or her utmost to assert any and all relevant issues under the rubric of one of the defenses specified in the Convention and should be armed with case law to establish that similar claims were permitted in other cases.

5. BE FLEXIBLE CONCERNING EVIDENCE

In Hague cases evidence rules are usually relaxed, so evidence should be submitted in any possible format. Live testimony is invariably the best and normally everything should be done to get the left-behind parent into the courtroom. (An exception is if that parent would be a poor witness and his or her presence would create an opportunity for embarrassing cross-examination). If a witness cannot be brought to the courthouse, consider testimony by video conferencing or otherwise by telephone conference. As a last resort, submit affidavits.

6. USE AN EXPERIENCED ATTORNEY: IF THAT’S NOT YOU, FIND SOMEONE WHO IS

Hague Convention cases happen too fast, and too much is at stake for the client, for an attorney to learn about this area of law at the last minute. It is extremely important to locate counsel with knowledge and experience in Hague proceedings.

Published by: ABP World Group International Child Recovery Service

Visit our web site at: www.abpworld.com

Many left-behind parents are told that the Hague Convention will bring about the return of their abducted children. Some authorities say that if your child is abducted, you should follow procedures outlined by the Hague, but we don’t agree.

Until 1980, there was no international system in place to help parents recover abducted children who had been taken to other nations. The Hague Convention attempted to create one, but it doesn’t work. If you take the time to read the well-intentioned text of the Hague, you’ll see its many flaws.

In our opinion, it’s not worth the large amounts of money, time and trouble to hire an attorney to try using the Hague Convention to get your child back. You aren’t likely to get him or her back — and even worse, the abducting parent could be “legitimized” by the courts in another nation.

Under the Hague Convention, a case must be filed in the country where the abductor has taken the child. The courts of that country tend to render their decisions in favor of their countrymen, as the Hague Convention focuses on residency, not citizenship. There is little concern for the fact that the child is a citizen of the country from which he or she was abducted, or for the possible detrimental effect on the child.

Even if the child was born in your country, if that child is found to be a “habitual resident” by the courts in another country, the child may be ordered to be returned to that country.

This underscores the need to act quickly.

Few, if any, of the Hague signatory countries are going to send anyone out to physically recover your child for you. Embassy officials will check on the child’s welfare, if it is known where the child is and if the abducting parent lets them.

As soon as abducting parents are aware that that they’ve been located, they’ll usually disappear with the children again.

And about hiring lawyers

You need to be aware that a great amount of money has been spent on lawyers in foreign abduction cases. The unfortunate fact is that they, most often, can’t practice in the foreign courts and are required to hire associate lawyers in the foreign country.

Note: they often have no qualifications or experience working with child abduction cases.

More money…

Educate yourself

Many resources are available to help you learn about parental child abduction. If you’re dealing with an abduction, the better informed you are, the better equipped you’ll be to cope.

Recover your child

Time is of the essence. Parentally abducted children are helpless on their own and confused by the irrational and sometimes abusive acts of non-custodial parents who are supposed to have their best interests in mind. ABP World Group Ltd. has the manpower and the know-how to rigorously cover all avenues, and bring your child home.

Published by: ABP World Group International Child Recovery Service

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Lo comunica il Gruppo Piaggio in una nota.

Campionato Moto2, che andra’ a sostituire nel 2010 il Mondiale

250, non presenta, nella visione del Gruppo, “caratteristiche

tecnologiche e agonistiche tali da rendere strategica la

partecipazione di Aprilia a questo tipo di competizioni”.

Gruppo ritiene quindi, “inutile e dannoso per l’immagine di una

grande Casa motociclistica italiana ed europea – che ha vinto

43 titoli mondiali nella velocita’ e nell’off road – prendere

parte a competizioni obbligatoriamente imperniate …

Fonte:
http://www.agi.it/sport/motori/notizie/200911241252-spr-rom0027-motomondiale_moto2_aprilia_non_partecipera_al_campionato

Intervenendo, a margine di una conferenza stampa a Palazzo Vidoni, sulla querelle nata nei giorni scorsi sulle questioni di Finanza pubblica, Brunetta ha dichiarato: “Io sono più rigorista di Tremonti ma nel rigore si può fare sviluppo.

“Il cambio di passo del governo è nelle cose”"Il cambio di passo del governo è nelle cose”, così Brunetta ha commentato le dichiarazioni fatte ieri dal presidente di Confindustria, Emma Marcegaglia, a margine di una conferenza sui tagli alla burocrazia.

E il governo sarà in grado di farlo sia con la finanziaria, che con il piano del Sud e le iniziative dei prossimi mesi”, ha sottolineato.

“Accompagnare la ripresa non significa solo spendere di più, ma semplificare e modernizzare la spesa pubblica con provvedimenti che non costano ma anzi fanno risparmiare”, ha spiegato Brunetta.

Fonte:
http://www.rainews24.rai.it/it/news.php?newsid=134440

“Secondo me non c’e’ bisogno di una riforma del sistema previdenziale, sono convinto che la nostra proposta di luglio sia stata una grande riforma delle pensioni.

Ma se c’e’ qualcuno che vuole proporre una riforma lo faccia, la presenti in Parlamento e ne discuteremo in modo dettagliato, su eta’ e coefficienti, di fronte agli italiani.

Ultimo minuto – La newsletter giornaliera con le notizie di Repubblica.

Divisione La Repubblica – P.Iva 00906801006Società soggetta all’attività di direzione e coordinamento di CIR SpA

Fonte:
http://www.repubblica.it/ultimora/24ore/PENSIONI-TREMONTI-RIFORMA-NON-SERVE-MA-DECIDANO-CAMERE/news-dettaglio/3736838

Però ieri sera il Toro ha retto il confronto con il Cesena dalla difesa meno battuta d’Europa e sconfitto in casa una sola volta alla prima di campionato senza deludere.

Colantuono, perso Saumel all’ultima curva, ha ovviato all’influenza dell’austriaco insistendo su Belingheri a sinistra e ha sdoganato Gorobsov e Vantaggiato al posto di Loviso e del convalescente Di Michele.Il Cesena ha confermato tutto quanto di buono si sapeva sulla sua solidità difensiva.

Nel primo tempo, infatti, il Toro non produceva nulla, mentre il Cesena sfiorava subito il gol con Malonga (salvataggio di Pratali) e poi con Giaccherini.Era una battaglia che la squadra di Colantuono combatteva con lo spirito giusto a differenza delle ultime, imbarazzanti uscite lontano dall’Olimpico.

E al 26′ del secondo tempo raccoglieva un vantaggio piuttosto casuale, ma non immeritato per come non aveva mai firmato la resa.La rete era una beffa per il Cesena: punizione da fuori area di Leon che attraversava tutta l’area e si adagiava sulla sinistra di Tardioli.

Fonte:
http://www.lastampa.it/sport/cmsSezioni/quitoro/200911articoli/23860girata.asp

NAPOLILuciano Moggi ha dato mandato ai suoi legali per querelare Zeman dopo quanto dichiarato in aula, la scorsa udienza, dal tecnico boemo al processo Calciopoli in corso davanti alla nona sezione penale – collegio A – del tribunale di Napoli.

Nella scorsa udienza di Calciopoli il tecnico boemo aveva dichiarato in aula, come teste convocato dall’accusa, che il suo esonero, in particolare, dal Napoli, era stato provocato dal “sistema Moggi”.

Piuttosto se davvero Zeman pensa che sia stato io a farlo andare al Napoli e poi a farlo esonerare per rovinargli la carriera, come ha lasciato intendere, dovrebbe ringraziarmi perchè ha guadagnato cinque miliardi di lire netti per un anno.

Zeman, in realtà, è stato esonerato da Napoli come da Parma, Lazio, Salernitana, Lecce e all’estero dal Fenerbahce (Turchia) e Stella Rossa di Belgrado perchè non sa allenare, è lento e impacciato nel parlare e i giocatori non lo capiscono».

Fonte:
http://www.lastampa.it/sport/cmsSezioni/calcio/200911articoli/23868girata.asp

allenatore del Palermo targato Maurizio Zamparini.

cosi’ come nel capoluogo siciliano, l’imprenditore friulano non

ha perso l’abitudine dell’esonero tanto da guadagnarsi

l’etichetta di “mangiallenatori” per eccellenza.

sentito telefonicamente Zamparini soltanto domenica sera, di

presenza ci siamo conosciuti ieri, mi sembra una persona

schietta ed entusiasta, oltre che molto innamorata del Palermo.

Faccio da tanti anni questo mestiere e non e’ che i suoi

colleghi, gli altri presidenti siano ‘mammolette’.

Fonte:
http://www.agi.it/sport/calcio/notizie/200911241221-spr-rom0023-rossi_fama_mangiallenatori_zamparini_non_mi_preoccupa

Izsakieties, ko jūs domajat pa jauno lapas noformējumu.
Vēlos, lai arī jums tas patiktu

(ANSA)-MILANO, 24 NOV- ‘Il mio erede ancora non si e’ visto’: e’ quanto ha detto Alberto Tomba in una intervista rilasciata alla Fondazione Laureus Sport for Good.In vista delle Olimpiadi di Vancouver, Tomba spiega che ‘quella e’ una gara one-shot: se ti svegli male quella mattina, hai la febbre, c’e’ nebbia, tutti i pronostici non valgono piu’ niente’.

L’ex slalomista azzurro sara’ commentatore tv per Sky ai Giochi invernali del 2010: ‘Cosi’ potro’ dire di aver partecipato alle Olimpiadi in tutti i ruoli’.

Fonte:
http://www.raisport.rai.it/dl/raisport/Articoli/ContentItem-648d621d-c6e5-4b4d-94bc-34524ec53863.html

Nu tā, kā pa šo laiku daudz kas jauns ir noticis, tad būs tik jāuzraksta par to visu [ brīdinu var būt  gari ]

Ir bijis kārtējais meiteņu vakars , šoreiz gan bez oranžajiem šortiem un virtuves izdemolēšanu , toties bija trakā kaimiņiene ar  slotas kātu. Bija daudzas un dažādas sarunas. Varētu teikt, ka savā ziņa tā bija Kristīnes ( mūsu jaunā meiča) iesvētīšana mūsu bariņā   Un jāpiemin vēl Egijas fobija no policijas, kas mums pārējām vairāk smieklīgi likās nekā biedējoši.

APSVEICAM TEVI

Un  nākamajā dienā viss tik turpinājās ar manikīru taisīšanu visām pēc kārtas. hmmm diez cik daudz mēs tās nagu lakas izlietojām!?

Vēl viens jaunums ir , ka nu jau kādu laiku mācos autoskolā. Nevaru vien sagaidīt kad varēšu kārtīgi braukāties pa Ventspils ielā. Un kur nu vēl tālāk pa citām pilsētām  – “pa brauc malā, tagad es te braucu” labajā  garastāvoklī.

Jāpiemin vien tik ir vēl mūzikas skola, kur pie Rudītes  dziedāšana. Laikam jau kaut kad drūz būs mans soliņš jādzied Nu par spīti ko visi cita saka par manu balsi, man patīk un tas arī ir tas svarīgākais Un pati dziesma ar super.
Lielajā noslēguma koncertā ar būs jādzied, tā kā jātur vien tik īkšķi par mani, lai neizgāžos [joks, bet ceru ka tiešām tā nebūs ]

Un laiks jau ļoti ātri skrien. Rīt jau pirmā Advente un tepat jau Ziemassvētki. Tapēc jau arī vakar baznīcā salīmējām – izkarinājām lampiņas gar logiem un sveces ar jau savā vietā stāv   Un vispār jāsāk jau klausīties Ziemassvētku dziesmas, lai tā īstā noskaņa atnāk

Kaut kā tā īsumā viss, ja vēl kas ienāks prātā, tad pievienošu.

Un tā, gribējās atkal atsākt rakstīt, bet tā tā doma palika gaisā karājoties
Bet nu tagad es tiešām apņemos rakstīt, ielikšu viņu kā mājaslapu un tad pa katru dienu

3020918    การสืบค้นทางโรคหัวใจชนิดนอนอินเวซิฟ    Non-Invasive Investigation in Cardiology

การตรวจทางห้องปฏิบัติการเพื่อประกอบการวินิจฉัยและรักษาโรคหัวใจชนิดต่างๆ เช่น การทำโฟโนคาร์ดิโอแกรม เอ็กโคคาร์ดิโอแกรม และการทดสอบการทำงานของหัวใจ โดยการออกกำลังกาย

(Phonocardiogram, echo-cardiogram and exercise test in diagnosis and treatment of cardiac diseases.)

(3020918 จุฬาลงกรณ์มหาวิทยาลัย)