Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Hombres De Paco Last Episode-watch Online
Antibiotic resistance and the media
The Republic 19/9/2008
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY The alarm of scientists in The Lancet: Medicine is likely to go back
more you use drugs, the lower the effectiveness and develop resistant strains
arrives bacterium is the defeat of the invincible
antibiotics
ELENA Dusi
Antibiotics changed the world. "But now we risk returning to a world without antibiotics," warned an editorial in today's British Medical Journal. Not that drugs are disappearing from shelves, in fact. In Italy each person consumes more than two packages each year. But the speed with which bacteria can survive our medicines is much higher than the rate at which pharmaceutical companies are developing new weapons. Just goes back to 1998, the World Health Organisation's first call for the responsible use of these drugs.
Ten years later, the race between white coats and bacilli sees second gear at higher speeds. "The greatest successes of modern medicine at risk of failing. Without the effectiveness of antibiotics, surgery, organ transplants and chemotherapy against tumors would be unthinkable" says Otto Cars, professor at the University Uppsala from a life that is responsible for antibiotic resistance.
erosion is slow, and this goes unnoticed. But every time you use an antibiotic, some bacteria surviving treatment. The resistant strain multiplies and strengthens the principle of natural selection. The next time the antibiotic is used to clear an infection, will have the same effect as cold water. Before the failure of a drug, the only way is to find an alternative.
"But the use and abuse of antibiotics - explains Cars - coincides with a slowdown in developing new medicines." Between 1930 and 1969, more than a dozen new classes of antibiotics have entered into production. But since 1970 have been identified only two new classes. And if you go to count the individual labels approved by the U.S. healthcare system, from 16 in the five years 1983-87 was passed at 7 to 1998-2002.
armored Prince of bacteria to antibiotics in front, meanwhile, is reported more frequently in hospitals. Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) causes various kinds of infections, including a severe form of pneumonia. While in 1989 strains of Staphylococcus aureus sensitive to antibiotics accounted for 99 percent of all those isolated in 2002 on two well-infection was instead caused by drug-resistant strains, and also rejected the sender's attacks vehement launched by white coats. The deaths in UK hospitals where MRSA is mentioned in the medical record increased from 50 in 1993 to an impressive 1600-2006.
The news of the pharmaceutical industry to describe ongoing experiments to derive new classes of antibiotics from the silkworm, honey, and even blood of the crocodile. But none of these roads is keeping its promises. "We take the 15 largest companies in the world" continues Cars. "Only one, 6 percent of new medicines in the developing world belongs to the category of antibiotics." With two billion passengers annually transport aircraft across the globe and the worldwide distribution of food, then, super-resistant bacteria do not know more borders. And knowing that the figure of 70 per cent of neonatal infections become insensitive to the drugs come from faraway Tanzania is not enough to reassure. When
between 1928 and 1929 Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin and gave the world the opportunity to make harmless infections that were fatal, he gave the world a true "public good". With antibiotics, the failure of an individual is paid by all. "Every time that each of us consumes a dose, inevitably exhausts a fraction of its effectiveness," notes Cars. Just a single wrong therapy to bring about a more resistant strain and we have lost in the mile race for men and bacteria.
(September 19 2008) 
The Republic 19/9/2008
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY The alarm of scientists in The Lancet: Medicine is likely to go back
more you use drugs, the lower the effectiveness and develop resistant strains
arrives bacterium is the defeat of the invincible
antibiotics
ELENA Dusi
Antibiotics changed the world. "But now we risk returning to a world without antibiotics," warned an editorial in today's British Medical Journal. Not that drugs are disappearing from shelves, in fact. In Italy each person consumes more than two packages each year. But the speed with which bacteria can survive our medicines is much higher than the rate at which pharmaceutical companies are developing new weapons. Just goes back to 1998, the World Health Organisation's first call for the responsible use of these drugs.
Ten years later, the race between white coats and bacilli sees second gear at higher speeds. "The greatest successes of modern medicine at risk of failing. Without the effectiveness of antibiotics, surgery, organ transplants and chemotherapy against tumors would be unthinkable" says Otto Cars, professor at the University Uppsala from a life that is responsible for antibiotic resistance.
erosion is slow, and this goes unnoticed. But every time you use an antibiotic, some bacteria surviving treatment. The resistant strain multiplies and strengthens the principle of natural selection. The next time the antibiotic is used to clear an infection, will have the same effect as cold water. Before the failure of a drug, the only way is to find an alternative.
"But the use and abuse of antibiotics - explains Cars - coincides with a slowdown in developing new medicines." Between 1930 and 1969, more than a dozen new classes of antibiotics have entered into production. But since 1970 have been identified only two new classes. And if you go to count the individual labels approved by the U.S. healthcare system, from 16 in the five years 1983-87 was passed at 7 to 1998-2002.
armored Prince of bacteria to antibiotics in front, meanwhile, is reported more frequently in hospitals. Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) causes various kinds of infections, including a severe form of pneumonia. While in 1989 strains of Staphylococcus aureus sensitive to antibiotics accounted for 99 percent of all those isolated in 2002 on two well-infection was instead caused by drug-resistant strains, and also rejected the sender's attacks vehement launched by white coats. The deaths in UK hospitals where MRSA is mentioned in the medical record increased from 50 in 1993 to an impressive 1600-2006.
The news of the pharmaceutical industry to describe ongoing experiments to derive new classes of antibiotics from the silkworm, honey, and even blood of the crocodile. But none of these roads is keeping its promises. "We take the 15 largest companies in the world" continues Cars. "Only one, 6 percent of new medicines in the developing world belongs to the category of antibiotics." With two billion passengers annually transport aircraft across the globe and the worldwide distribution of food, then, super-resistant bacteria do not know more borders. And knowing that the figure of 70 per cent of neonatal infections become insensitive to the drugs come from faraway Tanzania is not enough to reassure. When
between 1928 and 1929 Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin and gave the world the opportunity to make harmless infections that were fatal, he gave the world a true "public good". With antibiotics, the failure of an individual is paid by all. "Every time that each of us consumes a dose, inevitably exhausts a fraction of its effectiveness," notes Cars. Just a single wrong therapy to bring about a more resistant strain and we have lost in the mile race for men and bacteria.
(September 19 2008)
Hombres De Paco Last Episode-watch Online
Antibiotic resistance and the media
The Republic 19/9/2008
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY The alarm of scientists in The Lancet: Medicine is likely to go back
more you use drugs, the lower the effectiveness and develop resistant strains
arrives bacterium is the defeat of the invincible
antibiotics
ELENA Dusi
Antibiotics changed the world. "But now we risk returning to a world without antibiotics," warned an editorial in today's British Medical Journal. Not that drugs are disappearing from shelves, in fact. In Italy each person consumes more than two packages each year. But the speed with which bacteria can survive our medicines is much higher than the rate at which pharmaceutical companies are developing new weapons. Just goes back to 1998, the World Health Organisation's first call for the responsible use of these drugs.
Ten years later, the race between white coats and bacilli sees second gear at higher speeds. "The greatest successes of modern medicine at risk of failing. Without the effectiveness of antibiotics, surgery, organ transplants and chemotherapy against tumors would be unthinkable" says Otto Cars, professor at the University Uppsala from a life that is responsible for antibiotic resistance.
erosion is slow, and this goes unnoticed. But every time you use an antibiotic, some bacteria surviving treatment. The resistant strain multiplies and strengthens the principle of natural selection. The next time the antibiotic is used to clear an infection, will have the same effect as cold water. Before the failure of a drug, the only way is to find an alternative.
"But the use and abuse of antibiotics - explains Cars - coincides with a slowdown in developing new medicines." Between 1930 and 1969, more than a dozen new classes of antibiotics have entered into production. But since 1970 have been identified only two new classes. And if you go to count the individual labels approved by the U.S. healthcare system, from 16 in the five years 1983-87 was passed at 7 to 1998-2002.
armored Prince of bacteria to antibiotics in front, meanwhile, is reported more frequently in hospitals. Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) causes various kinds of infections, including a severe form of pneumonia. While in 1989 strains of Staphylococcus aureus sensitive to antibiotics accounted for 99 percent of all those isolated in 2002 on two well-infection was instead caused by drug-resistant strains, and also rejected the sender's attacks vehement launched by white coats. The deaths in UK hospitals where MRSA is mentioned in the medical record increased from 50 in 1993 to an impressive 1600-2006.
The news of the pharmaceutical industry to describe ongoing experiments to derive new classes of antibiotics from the silkworm, honey, and even blood of the crocodile. But none of these roads is keeping its promises. "We take the 15 largest companies in the world" continues Cars. "Only one, 6 percent of new medicines in the developing world belongs to the category of antibiotics." With two billion passengers annually transport aircraft across the globe and the worldwide distribution of food, then, super-resistant bacteria do not know more borders. And knowing that the figure of 70 per cent of neonatal infections become insensitive to the drugs come from faraway Tanzania is not enough to reassure. When
between 1928 and 1929 Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin and gave the world the opportunity to make harmless infections that were fatal, he gave the world a true "public good". With antibiotics, the failure of an individual is paid by all. "Every time that each of us consumes a dose, inevitably exhausts a fraction of its effectiveness," notes Cars. Just a single wrong therapy to bring about a more resistant strain and we have lost in the mile race for men and bacteria.
(September 19 2008)
The Republic 19/9/2008
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY The alarm of scientists in The Lancet: Medicine is likely to go back
more you use drugs, the lower the effectiveness and develop resistant strains
arrives bacterium is the defeat of the invincible
antibiotics
ELENA Dusi
Antibiotics changed the world. "But now we risk returning to a world without antibiotics," warned an editorial in today's British Medical Journal. Not that drugs are disappearing from shelves, in fact. In Italy each person consumes more than two packages each year. But the speed with which bacteria can survive our medicines is much higher than the rate at which pharmaceutical companies are developing new weapons. Just goes back to 1998, the World Health Organisation's first call for the responsible use of these drugs.
Ten years later, the race between white coats and bacilli sees second gear at higher speeds. "The greatest successes of modern medicine at risk of failing. Without the effectiveness of antibiotics, surgery, organ transplants and chemotherapy against tumors would be unthinkable" says Otto Cars, professor at the University Uppsala from a life that is responsible for antibiotic resistance.
erosion is slow, and this goes unnoticed. But every time you use an antibiotic, some bacteria surviving treatment. The resistant strain multiplies and strengthens the principle of natural selection. The next time the antibiotic is used to clear an infection, will have the same effect as cold water. Before the failure of a drug, the only way is to find an alternative.
"But the use and abuse of antibiotics - explains Cars - coincides with a slowdown in developing new medicines." Between 1930 and 1969, more than a dozen new classes of antibiotics have entered into production. But since 1970 have been identified only two new classes. And if you go to count the individual labels approved by the U.S. healthcare system, from 16 in the five years 1983-87 was passed at 7 to 1998-2002.
armored Prince of bacteria to antibiotics in front, meanwhile, is reported more frequently in hospitals. Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) causes various kinds of infections, including a severe form of pneumonia. While in 1989 strains of Staphylococcus aureus sensitive to antibiotics accounted for 99 percent of all those isolated in 2002 on two well-infection was instead caused by drug-resistant strains, and also rejected the sender's attacks vehement launched by white coats. The deaths in UK hospitals where MRSA is mentioned in the medical record increased from 50 in 1993 to an impressive 1600-2006.
The news of the pharmaceutical industry to describe ongoing experiments to derive new classes of antibiotics from the silkworm, honey, and even blood of the crocodile. But none of these roads is keeping its promises. "We take the 15 largest companies in the world" continues Cars. "Only one, 6 percent of new medicines in the developing world belongs to the category of antibiotics." With two billion passengers annually transport aircraft across the globe and the worldwide distribution of food, then, super-resistant bacteria do not know more borders. And knowing that the figure of 70 per cent of neonatal infections become insensitive to the drugs come from faraway Tanzania is not enough to reassure. When
between 1928 and 1929 Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin and gave the world the opportunity to make harmless infections that were fatal, he gave the world a true "public good". With antibiotics, the failure of an individual is paid by all. "Every time that each of us consumes a dose, inevitably exhausts a fraction of its effectiveness," notes Cars. Just a single wrong therapy to bring about a more resistant strain and we have lost in the mile race for men and bacteria.
(September 19 2008)
Important Events Ronaldinho Has Done
Important Events Ronaldinho Has Done
Friday, April 24, 2009
Printable Royal Rummy Board
Why say yes to the new highway gutter
No isolation of Genoa,
yes to Gronda
the eaves is needed for mobility and economic development of our city right now the city's highways are inadequate , inadequate and insecure, to give an adequate service must be improved and strengthened the city away from the articulated lorries that serve the port.
Yes to the environment:
dell'A7 doubling in the gallery!
We do not want to be Valpolcevera Rivarolo and a scene of environmental destruction.
ask the City Council to take action with force
We want to cross the Polcevera you choose the path of least impact on the environment, housing and business activities.
The Mayor and the City Council have already committed to our inquiries:
- assistance and protection (economic , legal and mostly human) who must flee their homes with adequate relocation;
- guarantees for employment and productive and commercial activities;
- completion before work on the eaves, the shipyards of the road works already Shoemaker, of the right bank of Polcevera, waterfront Canepa, not to absorb highway traffic but leave the congested urban routes;
- upgrading of rail, with the creation of new stations, and completion of the subway;
- minimization ' impact of construction on the lives of citizens reuse and to serve the city streets of construction to be carried out;
- adequate compensation for the hardships suffered by the population with redevelopment of the area, infrastructural and social facilities provided by individuals by the municipalities concerned.
Well the choice of the City: The
Débat Public
Printable Royal Rummy Board
Why say yes to the new highway gutter
No isolation of Genoa,
yes to Gronda
the eaves is needed for mobility and economic development of our city right now the city's highways are inadequate , inadequate and insecure, to give an adequate service must be improved and strengthened the city away from the articulated lorries that serve the port.
Yes to the environment:
dell'A7 doubling in the gallery!
We do not want to be Valpolcevera Rivarolo and a scene of environmental destruction.
ask the City Council to take action with force
We want to cross the Polcevera you choose the path of least impact on the environment, housing and business activities.
The Mayor and the City Council have already committed to our inquiries:
- assistance and protection (economic , legal and mostly human) who must flee their homes with adequate relocation;
- guarantees for employment and productive and commercial activities;
- completion before work on the eaves, the shipyards of the road works already Shoemaker, of the right bank of Polcevera, waterfront Canepa, not to absorb highway traffic but leave the congested urban routes;
- upgrading of rail, with the creation of new stations, and completion of the subway;
- minimization ' impact of construction on the lives of citizens reuse and to serve the city streets of construction to be carried out;
- adequate compensation for the hardships suffered by the population with redevelopment of the area, infrastructural and social facilities provided by individuals by the municipalities concerned.
Well the choice of the City: The
Débat Public
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Waxing Wooden Beer Barrels
PD
From April 22 to 9.00
to 3 May at 23.30 in Piazza
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(Metro stop St George )
you expect to
to 3 May at 23.30 in Piazza
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(Metro stop St George )
you expect to
SPRING FESTIVAL
DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF GENOA!
DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF GENOA!
Debates, meetings, concerts, political spaces, markets, restaurants ...
Ample space for the Young Democrats
Ample space for the Young Democrats
Waxing Wooden Beer Barrels
PD
From April 22 to 9.00
to 3 May at 23.30 in Piazza
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(Metro stop St George )
you expect to
to 3 May at 23.30 in Piazza
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(Metro stop St George )
you expect to
SPRING FESTIVAL
DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF GENOA!
DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF GENOA!
Debates, meetings, concerts, political spaces, markets, restaurants ...
Ample space for the Young Democrats
Ample space for the Young Democrats
Sunday, April 19, 2009
How Much Do Quo Eyeshadow Cost
Spring Festival of Thanksgiving for the evening
I write this post to publicly thank the club for PD Sestri Ponente and the Young Democrats of the Middle West for the wonderful night of self-financing on Friday.
to thank Alberto Spatola first who organized the evening and has been busy for days contacting and working (and also the mother for the very good cake!), Stefano Gaggero that despite clothes somewhere else came to give us a hand, all the guys from GD Middle West and of course the members of the club and Alderman and Councillors of the Municipality who came to dinner.
We hope to have many other similar initiatives!
I write this post to publicly thank the club for PD Sestri Ponente and the Young Democrats of the Middle West for the wonderful night of self-financing on Friday.
to thank Alberto Spatola first who organized the evening and has been busy for days contacting and working (and also the mother for the very good cake!), Stefano Gaggero that despite clothes somewhere else came to give us a hand, all the guys from GD Middle West and of course the members of the club and Alderman and Councillors of the Municipality who came to dinner.
We hope to have many other similar initiatives!
How Much Do Quo Eyeshadow Cost
Spring Festival of Thanksgiving for the evening
I write this post to publicly thank the club for PD Sestri Ponente and the Young Democrats of the Middle West for the wonderful night of self-financing on Friday.
to thank Alberto Spatola first who organized the evening and has been busy for days contacting and working (and also the mother for the very good cake!), Stefano Gaggero that despite clothes somewhere else came to give us a hand, all the guys from GD Middle West and of course the members of the club and Alderman and Councillors of the Municipality who came to dinner.
We hope to have many other similar initiatives!
I write this post to publicly thank the club for PD Sestri Ponente and the Young Democrats of the Middle West for the wonderful night of self-financing on Friday.
to thank Alberto Spatola first who organized the evening and has been busy for days contacting and working (and also the mother for the very good cake!), Stefano Gaggero that despite clothes somewhere else came to give us a hand, all the guys from GD Middle West and of course the members of the club and Alderman and Councillors of the Municipality who came to dinner.
We hope to have many other similar initiatives!
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Deep Red Dreeses For 2010
The mosque, churches and the secular state
How many people know the City has in mind the construction of a mosque in the city of Genoa. I read not long ago a statement of atheistic and secular groups that sympathize with this statement because we have not speiga need neither churches nor mosques, synagogues, temples, etc ...
We are in the midst of different fronts, on the one hand, the far right and clericofascista who does not want the mosque because according to them the construction of a mosque would lead to Terrorism (!) and undermining the Christian roots of Europe (but nobody remembers that the people from whom we descend were pagans?), from another part of the Curia and the Catholic progressives who want the recognition of places of worship, but most just maybe Afferni in Italy so they want that the Christian religion is a priority? The centers are finally in favor of the mosque but perhaps more as a reaction to the racist right-wing groups, since normally are not religious.
In my opinion, Italy has need for modernity and development, and as we know, religion, all religions are not modernity but the past, when it was made the unification of Italy Cavour had declared "free church free state "or the church and state were two completely separate entities from each other, the same House of Savoy never interfered in the relations between the two entities, but the state Republican is based on a fake secularism, as in schools religion is taught and Christian symbols are displayed. The opposition to the Catholic Church can not therefore lead to take the side of religion Islam, as meddling in the state and any opposition to modernity is by no means least, on the contrary, Iran moving from monarchy to secular religious state is returned as a civil rights back decades, now holds the record for executions in the world .
The only solution in my opinion is that religion remains strictly private, with no obligations as 8 per thousand (but exists in other European countries?) And no public funds for the construction of places of worship, and especially without charges the private lives of citizens, for a truly democratic state.
Fabio Mazzari 
How many people know the City has in mind the construction of a mosque in the city of Genoa. I read not long ago a statement of atheistic and secular groups that sympathize with this statement because we have not speiga need neither churches nor mosques, synagogues, temples, etc ...
We are in the midst of different fronts, on the one hand, the far right and clericofascista who does not want the mosque because according to them the construction of a mosque would lead to Terrorism (!) and undermining the Christian roots of Europe (but nobody remembers that the people from whom we descend were pagans?), from another part of the Curia and the Catholic progressives who want the recognition of places of worship, but most just maybe Afferni in Italy so they want that the Christian religion is a priority? The centers are finally in favor of the mosque but perhaps more as a reaction to the racist right-wing groups, since normally are not religious.
In my opinion, Italy has need for modernity and development, and as we know, religion, all religions are not modernity but the past, when it was made the unification of Italy Cavour had declared "free church free state "or the church and state were two completely separate entities from each other, the same House of Savoy never interfered in the relations between the two entities, but the state Republican is based on a fake secularism, as in schools religion is taught and Christian symbols are displayed. The opposition to the Catholic Church can not therefore lead to take the side of religion Islam, as meddling in the state and any opposition to modernity is by no means least, on the contrary, Iran moving from monarchy to secular religious state is returned as a civil rights back decades, now holds the record for executions in the world .
The only solution in my opinion is that religion remains strictly private, with no obligations as 8 per thousand (but exists in other European countries?) And no public funds for the construction of places of worship, and especially without charges the private lives of citizens, for a truly democratic state.
Fabio Mazzari
Deep Red Dreeses For 2010
The mosque, churches and the secular state
How many people know the City has in mind the construction of a mosque in the city of Genoa. I read not long ago a statement of atheistic and secular groups that sympathize with this statement because we have not speiga need neither churches nor mosques, synagogues, temples, etc ...
We are in the midst of different fronts, on the one hand, the far right and clericofascista who does not want the mosque because according to them the construction of a mosque would lead to Terrorism (!) and undermining the Christian roots of Europe (but nobody remembers that the people from whom we descend were pagans?), from another part of the Curia and the Catholic progressives who want the recognition of places of worship, but most just maybe Afferni in Italy so they want that the Christian religion is a priority? The centers are finally in favor of the mosque but perhaps more as a reaction to the racist right-wing groups, since normally are not religious.
In my opinion, Italy has need for modernity and development, and as we know, religion, all religions are not modernity but the past, when it was made the unification of Italy Cavour had declared "free church free state "or the church and state were two completely separate entities from each other, the same House of Savoy never interfered in the relations between the two entities, but the state Republican is based on a fake secularism, as in schools religion is taught and Christian symbols are displayed. The opposition to the Catholic Church can not therefore lead to take the side of religion Islam, as meddling in the state and any opposition to modernity is by no means least, on the contrary, Iran moving from monarchy to secular religious state is returned as a civil rights back decades, now holds the record for executions in the world .
The only solution in my opinion is that religion remains strictly private, with no obligations as 8 per thousand (but exists in other European countries?) And no public funds for the construction of places of worship, and especially without charges the private lives of citizens, for a truly democratic state.
Fabio Mazzari
How many people know the City has in mind the construction of a mosque in the city of Genoa. I read not long ago a statement of atheistic and secular groups that sympathize with this statement because we have not speiga need neither churches nor mosques, synagogues, temples, etc ...
We are in the midst of different fronts, on the one hand, the far right and clericofascista who does not want the mosque because according to them the construction of a mosque would lead to Terrorism (!) and undermining the Christian roots of Europe (but nobody remembers that the people from whom we descend were pagans?), from another part of the Curia and the Catholic progressives who want the recognition of places of worship, but most just maybe Afferni in Italy so they want that the Christian religion is a priority? The centers are finally in favor of the mosque but perhaps more as a reaction to the racist right-wing groups, since normally are not religious.
In my opinion, Italy has need for modernity and development, and as we know, religion, all religions are not modernity but the past, when it was made the unification of Italy Cavour had declared "free church free state "or the church and state were two completely separate entities from each other, the same House of Savoy never interfered in the relations between the two entities, but the state Republican is based on a fake secularism, as in schools religion is taught and Christian symbols are displayed. The opposition to the Catholic Church can not therefore lead to take the side of religion Islam, as meddling in the state and any opposition to modernity is by no means least, on the contrary, Iran moving from monarchy to secular religious state is returned as a civil rights back decades, now holds the record for executions in the world .
The only solution in my opinion is that religion remains strictly private, with no obligations as 8 per thousand (but exists in other European countries?) And no public funds for the construction of places of worship, and especially without charges the private lives of citizens, for a truly democratic state.
Fabio Mazzari
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Japanese Torturing Females
about mafia and legality of the Young Democrats
Thursday, April 16 at 21.00
at the headquarters of the Democratic Party di Genova Piazza De Marini
eighth
meeting on:
MAFIA AND LEGALITY '
The meeting will be organized as follows:
- debate and video contributions
- the first part of the current situation of the mafia in general
- a second more specific about the mafia in Liguria.
with:
Matthew Libera WOLVES Liguria
PAOLA PICOLLO Legal Officer Gd Genoa
probably will be Walter Massa, President of Genoa.
at the headquarters of the Democratic Party di Genova Piazza De Marini
eighth
meeting on:
MAFIA AND LEGALITY '
The meeting will be organized as follows:
- debate and video contributions
- the first part of the current situation of the mafia in general
- a second more specific about the mafia in Liguria.
with:
Matthew Libera WOLVES Liguria
PAOLA PICOLLO Legal Officer Gd Genoa
probably will be Walter Massa, President of Genoa.
Japanese Torturing Females
about mafia and legality of the Young Democrats
Thursday, April 16 at 21.00
at the headquarters of the Democratic Party di Genova Piazza De Marini
eighth
meeting on:
MAFIA AND LEGALITY '
The meeting will be organized as follows:
- debate and video contributions
- the first part of the current situation of the mafia in general
- a second more specific about the mafia in Liguria.
with:
Matthew Libera WOLVES Liguria
PAOLA PICOLLO Legal Officer Gd Genoa
probably will be Walter Massa, President of Genoa.
at the headquarters of the Democratic Party di Genova Piazza De Marini
eighth
meeting on:
MAFIA AND LEGALITY '
The meeting will be organized as follows:
- debate and video contributions
- the first part of the current situation of the mafia in general
- a second more specific about the mafia in Liguria.
with:
Matthew Libera WOLVES Liguria
PAOLA PICOLLO Legal Officer Gd Genoa
probably will be Walter Massa, President of Genoa.
Friday, April 10, 2009
Portable Dvd Player E-port
Dinner Invitation
GD The circle of the Middle West Calls
all the Young Democrats in the province of Genoa
Friday, April 17 at 19.00
in Via Vigna in Sestri Ponente
to attend the dinner to fund the event on Europe May.
For information write to: pdVIgiovani@gmail.com
all the Young Democrats in the province of Genoa
Friday, April 17 at 19.00
in Via Vigna in Sestri Ponente
to attend the dinner to fund the event on Europe May.
For information write to: pdVIgiovani@gmail.com
Portable Dvd Player E-port
Dinner Invitation
GD The circle of the Middle West Calls
all the Young Democrats in the province of Genoa
Friday, April 17 at 19.00
in Via Vigna in Sestri Ponente
to attend the dinner to fund the event on Europe May.
For information write to: pdVIgiovani@gmail.com
all the Young Democrats in the province of Genoa
Friday, April 17 at 19.00
in Via Vigna in Sestri Ponente
to attend the dinner to fund the event on Europe May.
For information write to: pdVIgiovani@gmail.com
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Building A Horse Cart
show
would like to inform you that our militant Sara Minoggio recite and sing the day April 18 at 17.30 at the Auditorium Montale it "The hair of the devil" operetta in one act, words by Robert Quilts (on a free arrangement of the Grimm fairy tale) and music A. Basevi.
Ticket € 10 for adults and 5 children , for the purchase must go directly to the office of the Carlo Felice in these two weeks.
Plot: The young
Cardello, not destined to remain a peasant, comes across the evil ruler of the kingdom where he lives: to marry the princess, the boy will face a dangerous test. Begins a long journey and the journey's many surprises in store for ...
expect a large participation ... 
would like to inform you that our militant Sara Minoggio recite and sing the day April 18 at 17.30 at the Auditorium Montale it "The hair of the devil" operetta in one act, words by Robert Quilts (on a free arrangement of the Grimm fairy tale) and music A. Basevi.
Ticket € 10 for adults and 5 children , for the purchase must go directly to the office of the Carlo Felice in these two weeks.
Plot: The young
Cardello, not destined to remain a peasant, comes across the evil ruler of the kingdom where he lives: to marry the princess, the boy will face a dangerous test. Begins a long journey and the journey's many surprises in store for ...
expect a large participation ...
Building A Horse Cart
show
would like to inform you that our militant Sara Minoggio recite and sing the day April 18 at 17.30 at the Auditorium Montale it "The hair of the devil" operetta in one act, words by Robert Quilts (on a free arrangement of the Grimm fairy tale) and music A. Basevi.
Ticket € 10 for adults and 5 children , for the purchase must go directly to the office of the Carlo Felice in these two weeks.
Plot: The young
Cardello, not destined to remain a peasant, comes across the evil ruler of the kingdom where he lives: to marry the princess, the boy will face a dangerous test. Begins a long journey and the journey's many surprises in store for ...
expect a large participation ...
would like to inform you that our militant Sara Minoggio recite and sing the day April 18 at 17.30 at the Auditorium Montale it "The hair of the devil" operetta in one act, words by Robert Quilts (on a free arrangement of the Grimm fairy tale) and music A. Basevi.
Ticket € 10 for adults and 5 children , for the purchase must go directly to the office of the Carlo Felice in these two weeks.
Plot: The young
Cardello, not destined to remain a peasant, comes across the evil ruler of the kingdom where he lives: to marry the princess, the boy will face a dangerous test. Begins a long journey and the journey's many surprises in store for ...
expect a large participation ...
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