It speaks de ilMattino article appeared in recent days and resumed by gnuvox , recalling that the agenda stemmed from the belief of some members of the majority can save up to one million euro of software licenses. An order of the day City Council undertook the council "to prepare appropriate actions and proposals to access funds for investment support for innovation in local government, enabling the testing of open source software applications, to use the same for the digitization of the City of Naples. " 
Taurus and 'with a strength and patience that led him to reach places inaccessible to any other sign. Belonging to the ranks of the fixed signs, and 'rather moderate and traditionalist. He has a tendency to make things up, but very good.
is often considered lazy. It is, however, 'an erroneous conception of its nature! The Taurus' only disciplined and controlled, always wants to know where it is going.
Its unique characteristics allow it to have a good relationship with money. Taurus tends to accumulate wealth. Not 'but' it 'greedy I 'mean: it has only a strong conservative instincts and his skill' in dealing with money and 'congenital absolutely no malice. Moreover, the Taurus' anything but 'mischievous On the contrary, his goodness' leads him at times to rely too much on the next and be disappointed (if not tricked) by the latter.
The slowness and difficulty 'with which the Taurus achieves its objectives can take it to be very possessive towards what belongs to him, we're talking about material possessions or loved ones. This defect is compensated for del Toro, at least with regard to romantic relationships, from the wonderful sensuality 'that has, and that makes her rich emotional relationships of enthusiasm and passion.
The Taurus is, anatomically, to the underside of the head, neck and throat in particular. Already belongs to that sign must 'be careful, therefore, torticollis, pharyngitis and tonsillitis, always lurking!
feelings, although fitted with a sensuality 'out of the ordinary, that would allow him to enjoy many adventures, the Taurus has interests and intentions rather traditional. He loves his family and his ultimate goal and 'to achieve a real emotional security.
to the influence of Venus, and 'particularly attracted by everything' and that 'beautiful. His ideal partner should be recognized with a very nice appearance and possibly attractive. After an initial approach based on the exterior, 'the Bull will continue', however, to appreciate the intensity with partners 'over the years, especially if that partner will share' is not indifferent to the sexual charge of Taurus.
important representatives of this sign are:
Karl Marx, Sigmund Freud, Elizabeth II, Rudolph Valentino, Al Pacino, Uma Thurman, George Clooney.
Weight for weight, biological weapons are from 150 to 200 times more effective than chemical: a few milligrams are enough to cause lethal effects on the body.
to spread the biological agent can be sprayed an aqueous solution or powder ipersottile containing the virus, the bacterium or toxin, the particles in each case must be very small, in order to penetrate the human lungs in depth and start the infection. This mode is ideal for airborne.
agents can be brought on goals by human hand or launched by means of aerial dispersal, or uploaded to bombs , missiles and bullets' s artillery .
We note the following modes of action:
Among bacteria, one of the most terrible and deadly is that of ' anthrax : causes a disease that usually affects animals, but occasionally can infect the 'man inhaled, causing pneumonia rapidly fatal. Its spores have the advantage of persistence in the soil (even tens of years) and last long in the external environment (they are destroyed by a temperature of 121 ° C during the time of 15 minutes, at normal atmospheric pressure). Because of their high resistance to external agents, the spores can be sprayed in aerosol through special bullets.
less resistant microorganisms, such as typhoid ( Salmonella typhi ) and cholera (Vibrio cholerae ), and polio virus ( poliovirus ) and the 'viral hepatitis ( Hepatovirus ) may also be disposed of, or contamination by spraying targeted, causing serious clinical forms, such gastroenteritis, hepatitis, paralysis.
The doctrine of employment provided for their use for the poisoning of large quantities of food and water supply reservoirs. Their field of application of choice is the bombardment of the back, which would cause the complete paralysis of the supply to the front lines. If you become aware, however, used against the front lines, will cause total chaos in the evacuation of the injured. An epidemic of this kind could be very difficult to control and backfire at all times against the same users (effect "boomerang").
Toxins Toxins are products of metabolism bacterial, fungal, algal and plant. Can be properly disposed of in various ways, not excluding the use of intercontinental missiles head toxic. For the relative ease of production, these weapons are commonly called "the atomic-poor."
The botulinum toxin causes flaccid paralysis in voluntary skeletal muscles, while the tetanus toxin causes spastic paralysis of that muscle. The first act when given orally, and the other by injection . In both cases, death occurs by asphyxiation paralysis of respiratory muscles, perfectly preserved in a state of consciousness . These toxins are produced industrially today thanks to techniques' genetic engineering and molecular biology . Thirty grams of these poisons are theoretically able to kill the entire human population, but their weakness is the lack of heat resistance.
Lethal toxin is also the effect of certain fungi of the genus Fusarium ; common in the target in the form of fine powder, the so-called "yellow rain", is inhaled and cause rapid necrosis of the skin and mucous , bleeding on ' digestive and what respiratory , is toxic to the liver and for kidney , resulting in blocking of liver and kidney). The red bone marrow , marrow is depressed, with effects similar to those of ionizing radiation .
The same applies to the toxins of fungi of the genus Amanita and Cortinarius . Toxins amanitin and falloidina are deadly because it blocks the ' ribosomal RNA, in doing so protein synthesis and cell death. Kidney, liver and intestine are devastated by the action of toxins of ' Amanita phalloides , 's Amanita verna and of' Amanita virosa . Lethal toxin is also the action of Cortinarius orellanus . All these toxins are heat stable, ie do not degrade with the heat during cooking, for which they maintain their power the same toxic. For the man
the toxic dose of these toxins is equal to 1 milligram per kilogram of body weight and nothing is worth the lavage , because they pass the barrier offered by the free gastric juice not give rise to the reflection of vomiting, do not induce a sense of nausea and act just after intestinal absorption, once discharged into the blood after 48 - 72 hours after ingestion the only effective defense, provided it is implemented on time, is the plasmapheresis.
.. impossible not to be incredulous a revelation like that.
In a short time these images have been around the world. Were taken by the probe Spirit in November of 2007 .. (remember? Spirit and Opportunity) and more 'specifically, according to what the NASA , between 6 and 9 November 2007.
It was disclosed last Wednesday by the Daily Mail and depicts a kind of "hominid" (see the case of green color) who walks happily on the Martian surface.
The appearance of the body and open arms could actually think to be an extraterrestrial. Now, I guess? what ever we could do this on Mars, on a planet where the weather are quite complex and prohibitive for any form of life we \u200b\u200bknow? You stay 'taking a walk to clear their grandmother's lasagna?
ufologists have been called out to a unique and exceptional event. The photos are authentic.
But even if they do, how we could give other explanations before thinking about a form of alien life .. a lot. Lights, shadows, simple rock formations. Evidently were not enough the "corners" of the interstellar famous "face of mars" or error in translation of a Schiaparelli, who confused "canals" with "channels" (channels of Mars). The New York Times ridicules
referring the incident to bin Laden, perhaps moved them thinking that now Afghanistan is not 'more' a place like this' so sure.
what seems to you?
http://divilinux.netsons.org/index.php/2008/01/24/sensazionaleun-marziano-passeggia-a-casa-sua/
addition to Visual Studio 2008 were also included in the project XNA Studio and Expression Web, but our package also includes how to access licenses for Windows Server and SQL Server . In the past, Microsoft has managed similar initiatives: program notes or learning edition editions "express" are available for some time.
When the initiative is open to users in the U.S., Canada, China, and Europe for the latter macro is necessary to make a difference, in fact, when is DreamSpark dosponibile only for Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Spain , Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom. Our country is currently ruled out .. Oh well but we wonder ..
course between the nations involved is Sweden. . 
Five years in the making and this is the best Could Microsoft do?
It's not that Vista is awful . The integrated security and parental controls are nice, and the Aero interface is as whizzy as it gets. Searching and wireless networking are much faster and easier than under XP.
It's just that Vista isn't all that good. Many of the innovations the operating system was supposed to bring--like more efficient file and communications systems--got tossed overboard as Microsoft struggled to get the OS out the door, some three years after it was first promised. Despite its hefty hardware requirements, Vista is slower than XP.
When it debuted last January, incompatibilities were rampant --in part because hardware and software makers didn't feel any urgency to revamp their products to work with the new OS. The user account controls that were supposed to make users feel safer just made them feel irritated. And at $399 ($299 upgrade) for Windows Ultimate, we couldn't help feeling more than a little gouged.
No wonder so many users are clinging to XP like shipwrecked sailors to a life raft, while others who made the upgrade are switching back . And when the fastest Vista notebook PC World has ever tested is an Apple MacBook Pro, there's something deeply wrong with the universe.
We have no doubt Vista will come to dominate the PC landscape, if only because it will become increasingly hard to buy a new machine that doesn't have it pre-installed. And that's disappointing in its own right.
PC World contributing editor Dan Tynan used to be disappointed, now he tries to be bemused.
The national bishops' conferences independently manage the budget of the Church in different countries, gathering the offerings of the faithful and, in some countries, enjoying state-funded. In Italy, under the Concordat of 1984, every believer can choose to pay the ' 8 per thousand IRPEF the Italian Church (936.5 million euros in 2004 ).
| country | Revenues Million €. |
|---|---|
| Italy | 981 |
| USA | 5000 |
| France | 446.5 |
The Italian state does not fund the Vatican State , but the Italian Episcopal Conference receives a fee set in accordance with financial regulations, the so-called "eight per thousand . They are also currently under by fiscal incentives (such as exemption ICI, killing 50% IRES, IRAP benefits ) for religious institutions, hospitals, educational, including those dependent on the Church. In addition there are special situations to take advantage of extraterritoriality some goods due to the Vatican.
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the morning of April 18, 1955, hours after the death of the largest and most amazing scientist of all time, the pathologist Thomas Stoltz Harvey hospital in Princeton had the happy idea of "steal" his brain. In the hours following
held a press conference in which he declared that the precious relic was retained by him to steal the secrets of so much genius.
For several years, however, brain and thief disappeared from the scene to appear again in recent times.
Since then several studies have been conducted on the gray matter world's most famous, but nobody has come to meaningful conclusions.
What makes the brain of Albert Einstein? Why become a genius? Physiological factors can be identified?
Einstein's brain is much larger than other brains. However, the parietal lobes, the seat of mathematical ability, musical and language, are larger than normal by about 15 percent. Einstein also had a groove (called the fissure of Silvio) and it was thought that this very absence would allow neurons to communicate with each other more easily.
Previous research on this but had also shown that the density of his brain was out of town, while his cerebral cortex was thinner.
The latest study in order of time was published in the September issue of Brain Research Reviews . Prof. Colombo compared the brain of Albert Einstein with 4 people, dead at the same age of the scientist, without known neurological or psychiatric symptoms and found that:
"'s astrocytes Einstein prove larger and shows greater number of interlaminar terminal masses, reaching the size of 15 microns in diameter. Condition of unknown significance often described in Alzheimer's disease."
It means that Einstein's brain seems more like that of a patient with Alzheimer's than to that of a genius!
The problem with this study, and all the literature, unfortunately, is upstream:
4 control subjects did not give any information. What is the average size of astrocytes in the general population? Not knowing anything about the variability nature of these cells in the population, a diameter greater than 15 microns of interlaminar terminal masses does not mean anything because we have no idea if Einstein's brain is special, and with respect to whom.
There is also to add that poor brain of Einstein, who perhaps deserves the ultimate rest, is a man of 76 years, a brain subjected to natural aging and neural degeneration. Rather than the brain of the young man who formulated and developed his famous theories and never contradicted several decades before his death.
To find out more about the link between genius and cortical structures would be more useful to study a wide group of genes, physics and other disciplines, live!
Understanding Einstein's brain is a goal a little 'science and a bit' romantic who probably will never be reached. And almost certainly
curiosity, mixed with a bit 'of humble reverence, will remain so.
