è in distribuzione il numero di gennaio di Progetto Ferno, il Periodico del Circolo di Ferno del Partito Democratico.
eccovi il numero di gennaio in distrubuzione
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Clogged Sinus While Pregnant
Signature Project
è in distribuzione il numero di gennaio di Progetto Ferno, il Periodico del Circolo di Ferno del Partito Democratico.
eccovi il numero di gennaio in distrubuzione
è in distribuzione il numero di gennaio di Progetto Ferno, il Periodico del Circolo di Ferno del Partito Democratico.
eccovi il numero di gennaio in distrubuzione
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Daddy`s Darlin Galleries
Ferno Ferno: lack of basic medical
La mia segnalazione riportata dalla stampa locale.
Mi è sfuggito l'articolo de "La Prealpina" qui trovate "La Provincia di Varese" e "Il Giorno"
Friday, January 7, 2011
What Does Triangle Stand For
Pollution armosferico
A Ferno, occorre cambiare registro, altrimenti questa situazione ci accompagnerà per tutti i giorni della nostra vita.
Noi vorremmo che si iniziasse ad analizzare "seriamente" il problema, e per questo siamo partiti presentando una interrogazione a chi ci amministra. 
A Ferno, occorre cambiare registro, altrimenti questa situazione ci accompagnerà per tutti i giorni della nostra vita.
Noi vorremmo che si iniziasse ad analizzare "seriamente" il problema, e per questo siamo partiti presentando una interrogazione a chi ci amministra.
Monday, January 3, 2011
Walmart Selling Wooden Fingerboards
The war in six words
recounted the horror of war, alienation in a hostile and difficult country, through six words, as if it were a poem.
This is the idea that Larry Smith, founder of American cultural magazine in 2006 along with Smith Tim Berkow, had to tell its readers the experience of thousands of U.S. soldiers sent to Afghanistan and Iraq.
A more effective way of documentary, geopolitical analysis, reports on post-war syndrome, which afflicts soldiers when they return home, judging from the enthusiastic comments of critics and the accession of the people involved.
"Six-word memoirs," in fact, is an editorial project conceived in 2008 by Smith magazine to collect the history of each, because "everyone has a story," reads the website of the magazine. There are "memoirs" about adolescence, love, society American, the 2010, art, food, ecology and life in the digital age.
In common, all anthologies are being created by "famous and obscure writers," reads the slogan of Larry Smith.
But the project "Six-word memoirs" as applied to conflicts in the Middle East quickly became a different thickness, less light-hearted and more introspective.
Smith cares about the war argument, which he has devoted a graphic novel, "Shooting War", set in 2011 in full out war against terrorism.
After years of tried and tested partnership with NGOs active in combating alcoholism, depression, dependence by drugs, Smith decided to cooperate with the American Association for veterans of Afghanistan and Iraq (IAVA) and made available on its website a "wall".
That's where the veterans can write what they want, in total anonymity. Here are some of the most recent post: "Sand, earth, sacrifice, stories of suffering," "War, only the tools have changed," "When the nightmares cease?", "Won the war physically, mentally I'm still fighting that," "All around illusions, make them stop," "proud member of a brotherhood unfortunate."
A first edition of "The war in six words" è stata già pubblicata, ma si prevedono aggiornamenti e riedizioni.
Attraverso “La guerra in sei parole” hanno ritrovato voce tutti quei soldati condannati al silenzio dopo il loro rientro, talvolta così soli da scegliere il suicidio: di tutti coloro che ogni anno si tolgono la vita negli States, il 20% è rappresentato da veterani di guerra.
http://www.lettera43.it/cronaca/5159/la-guerra-in-sei-parole.htm 
recounted the horror of war, alienation in a hostile and difficult country, through six words, as if it were a poem.
This is the idea that Larry Smith, founder of American cultural magazine in 2006 along with Smith Tim Berkow, had to tell its readers the experience of thousands of U.S. soldiers sent to Afghanistan and Iraq.
A more effective way of documentary, geopolitical analysis, reports on post-war syndrome, which afflicts soldiers when they return home, judging from the enthusiastic comments of critics and the accession of the people involved.
"Six-word memoirs," in fact, is an editorial project conceived in 2008 by Smith magazine to collect the history of each, because "everyone has a story," reads the website of the magazine. There are "memoirs" about adolescence, love, society American, the 2010, art, food, ecology and life in the digital age.
In common, all anthologies are being created by "famous and obscure writers," reads the slogan of Larry Smith.
But the project "Six-word memoirs" as applied to conflicts in the Middle East quickly became a different thickness, less light-hearted and more introspective.
Smith cares about the war argument, which he has devoted a graphic novel, "Shooting War", set in 2011 in full out war against terrorism.
After years of tried and tested partnership with NGOs active in combating alcoholism, depression, dependence by drugs, Smith decided to cooperate with the American Association for veterans of Afghanistan and Iraq (IAVA) and made available on its website a "wall".
That's where the veterans can write what they want, in total anonymity. Here are some of the most recent post: "Sand, earth, sacrifice, stories of suffering," "War, only the tools have changed," "When the nightmares cease?", "Won the war physically, mentally I'm still fighting that," "All around illusions, make them stop," "proud member of a brotherhood unfortunate."
A first edition of "The war in six words" è stata già pubblicata, ma si prevedono aggiornamenti e riedizioni.
Attraverso “La guerra in sei parole” hanno ritrovato voce tutti quei soldati condannati al silenzio dopo il loro rientro, talvolta così soli da scegliere il suicidio: di tutti coloro che ogni anno si tolgono la vita negli States, il 20% è rappresentato da veterani di guerra.
http://www.lettera43.it/cronaca/5159/la-guerra-in-sei-parole.htm
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