Friday, March 4, 2011

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A Review of History: Speech-Pericles to the Athenians, 461 BC

Here in Athens we do like.



Here our government favors the many instead of the few: and this is called democracy.



Here in Athens we do like.


here
laws ensure equal justice for all in their private disputes, but we never ignore the merits of excellence.



When a citizen stands, then it will be, in preference to others, called to serve the state but not as an act of privilege as a reward of merit, and poverty is not an impediment.



Here in Athens we do like.



The freedom we enjoy extends also to their daily life, we are not suspicious of one another and do not ever annoy our neighbors when our neighbor like to live in his own way.



We are free, free to live just like we like, and yet we are always ready to face any danger.



An Athenian citizen does not neglect public affairs when waiting to their private affairs, but also is not concerned with public affairs to resolve his private matters.



Here in Athens we do like.



We have been taught to respect the judiciary, and we were also taught to respect the laws and do not ever forget that we must protect those who get offended.



And we were also taught to observe those unwritten laws that reside in the universal sense of what is right and what is common sense.



Here in Athens we do like.



A man who does not care about the state we do not consider it harmless, but useless, and though a few are able to create a policy, all well here in Athens we can judge it.



We do not regard the discussion as an obstacle on the path to democracy.



We believe that happiness is the fruit of freedom, but freedom is only the fruit of the value.



So, I proclaim that Athens is the school of Hellas, and that every Athenian growing developing in him a happy versatility, confidence in himself, his readiness to face any situation and that is why our city is open the world and we never expel a foreigner.



Here in Athens we do like. The

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0.2.6 Ubuntu 4.11 Natty Narwhal: impressions and reviews

Yesterday has been released by Canonical, the third Alpha of the next Ubuntu release, Natty 11:04 Narhwal! Starting with this release, distribution is sufficiently stable to be able to seriously test without too much risk of having the computer kaputt.

As we all know, the development team decided to introduce a key new feature in this release: Unity ... for whom he had never heard of before, Unity is a graphical interface that appeared in the "Ubuntu Netbook Edition." Now, Canonical decided to far scomparire quest'ultima versione e di portare Unity sull'edizione desktop; molte le critiche e molti gli apprezzamenti per questa scelta, che io non condivido, che dovrebbe portare una gestione facilitata del desktop anche all'utente inesperto...

Si, forse all'utente inesperto può venire facile usare Unity se non ha mai utilizzato altro (leggasi, chi installa la 11.04 come prima Ubuntu); ma per chi, come me, utilizza il classico Gnome da qualche anno... beh, un pò di difficoltà e disgusto c'è!!


Ecco come si presenta Unity: un solo pannello in alto con il global menu,  che altro non è che il menu di ogni application integrated into the top panel ... cloning is to continue with the Mac OS X!! Then we have a fixed dock on the left side where you can insert and remove only some pitchers (those are fixed, at least until it finds a way to remove them from gconf-editor: P) and finally we have the dash . No, not the detergent, is simply an area where you can launch your favorite applications (much sense if there is already a dock?) And do a search of the applications installed! Pressing the Ubuntu logo in the upper left, you will see the dash, which looks like this


La fortuna mia e di molti è che il classico Gnome resta comunque utilizzabile, basta selezionare all'avvio "Ubuntu classic desktop" per avere il l'interfaccia che ci ha accompagnati finora; se invece abilitiamo l'autologin, possiamo selezionare Gnome andando in Sistema -> Amministrazione -> Schermata d'accesso.... oooops, che sbadato, con Unity non si può! Ora bisogna cliccare sull'icona "Applicazioni" nella dash e cercare, tra le applicazioni installate, la "Schermata d'accesso"... comodo, no?

A voi altri giudizi e pareri, l'ultimo pensiero che esprimo in questo post è: se Canonical intende eliminare Gnome dalla sua distribuzione (ovvero se a partire dalla 11.10 ci sarà soltanto Unity and Gnome will be installed to use it) I'm ready to come back from Mom!

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Thursday, March 3, 2011

Connecting Ipod To Shareza

Which school for my daughter.

reading of the resolution number 11/12 of the Regional Council on 1 March 2011, aiming to achieve "Plan size of educational institutions and the redefinition of the school network and training supply for the 2011-2012 school year," he suggests some considerations about schools in my area, mainly because of my "status" as a parent of a girl who, before long, will take his school career.

This resolution is made from a kind of premise that reads: "the Sardinia Region to promote the full right to education and the educational success of all the Sardinians, and it is the duty of all State and local institutions to identify and share strategic interventions aimed at defining a standard that satisfies the fundamental right to education and training, regardless of area of \u200b\u200bresidence, age group, by economic conditions. "

Well, starting from this premise, contained in the regional plan just passed, I want to comment
general, those which are unlikely to any parent who would care about the training of their child.


The importance and therefore, the presence in the territory of the school is crucial.
In recent years, administrators have implemented a number of strategies that have helped maintain this institution by looking to balance the needs of the presence of the garrison to school with those of a teaching task.
And this, in my opinion, the heart of the problem.
In fact, parent of the area who wants a quality school for your daughter, I definitely can not ignore this consideration. So
presence and quality of the school.
few years ago to keep the primary school in Solo and Asuni, was placed in an operation that could be defined as "alchemist", dividing the complex in due.Questa organization is served, I say with great sincerity, only to satisfy the two municipalities and their populations that they wanted, but certainly not to make a school with a teaching level.
Indeed!
If, at the time, I had a daughter to be entered in the primary, this case would have me seriously worried.
I think instead that the new structure, which is shared by the Province and has now been approved by the Region, that the mayors and administrations are given, which corresponds to that principle is imperative that sees the presence in the territory of a school of about quality.more, also the adoption of full-time is important if the conditions are right, even logistics for its implementation, because it is unthinkable to imagine that the child goes to school at 8:30 to leave at 16.30, spending this time in the same room and without the availability of spaces and facilities appropriate to the implementation of a teaching member needs and educational needs of pupils and students of different age groups.

And then, with the hope that in the coming years, the educational institution, in our territory, and remains, if anything, be strengthened with the support of the numbers, I hope that my daughter can attend a primary school and secondary level that possible to grow up with a training in the near
eguo of his schooling did not make her feel, and above all be a series of student B!

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

5 Month Old Baby Flemmy

Greetings James!

Yesterday my dear nephew James has made 5 years.
with mum and dad Simon Peter, we celebrated this birthday with grandparents, relatives and friends.
James is a perfect child, happy and peaceful, surrounded by the growing of all of us.
Jacopotto Then, several more cards!

A dock on your very special cousin Enrica, Aunt Anna, from Uncle Mark, from grandma and grandpa Gabriella Serapio.