La terminazione ideologica.

#Neve / Autostazione Cosenza. video!

2012-02-14T14:23:00.001+01:00

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#SILA 150.000 ettari attraverso le province di #Cosenza #Crotone e #Catanzaro

2012-01-30T11:04:00.001+01:00

Le prime testimonianze umane in Sila risalgono all'homo erectus (circa 700.000 anni da oggi) e sono state individuate sulle sponde dellago Arvo. Altre testimonianze, sulle rive del lago Arvo e del lago Cecita, risalgono all'uomo di Neandertal. http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lago_Arvo

Tra la fine del neolitico e l'inizio dell'età del rame (3800-3300 a.C.), tutta la Sila venne occupata da insediamenti di agricoltori e pescatori che sfruttavano le antiche conche lacustri (Arvo e Cecita) per un caratteristico metodo di pesca con la rete. Ulteriori testimonianze risalgono all'antica età del bronzo (Ampollino e Cecita). http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sila_Grande

I Bruzi, antico popolo di pastori e artigiani, ma anche di fieri combattenti, non furono quindi i primi frequentatori dell'altopiano silano. http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruzi

INGV - CNT - Earthquake Map

2011-12-18T17:41:00.001+01:00

Rete Sismica Nazionale dell'INGV

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INGV - Ultimi terremoti

2011-12-18T17:40:00.001+01:00

Ultimi 10 eventi Ultimi 20 eventi Ultimi 30 eventi Ultimi 90 giorni

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Rete Sismica Nazionale dell'INGV #terremoto accelerazione_al_suolo_classificazione_sismica.

2011-12-18T17:39:00.001+01:00

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HOMEPAGE

2011-06-03T03:23:00.001+02:00

PRODUZIONI DIGITALI

Digital Marketing

Le Reti Sociali conoscenza e gestione.
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Le recenti operazioni svolte nel campo della ricerca delle tecnologie e del design applicate al criterio di digitalizzazione di informazioni, della comunicazione digitale generale, hanno dimostrato che tenere il passo con l'e-business è una battaglia senza fine,
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Gente calderaia di Franco Michele Greco

2011-03-27T06:37:00.001+02:00

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Node.js Conference (Brescia - Settembre 2011)

2011-03-27T01:01:00.001+01:00

Dietro l'organizzazione della conferenza c'è WEBdeBS, un gruppo di persone accomunate dal fatto di nutrire una forte passione per tutto quello che ruota attorno al web (ma non solo) e dall'essere bresciani (ma non solo). Ci troviamo periodicamente per parlare di software e del suo sviluppo, di framework e linguaggi di programmazione, di tecnologie web/mobile e client/server, di comunicazione sui social media: insomma i soliti argomenti da geek (ma non solo di quelli).

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Podio Store, San Francisco

2011-03-26T02:36:00.001+01:00

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ABO+

2011-01-14T15:31:00.003+01:00

ABO+

martedì 21 dicembre 2010
ABO+

Salve a tutti, per chi non lo sapesse l'ABO + è una tessera che la provincia di Bolzano ha dato gratuitamente a tutti gli studenti residenti in provinicia di Bolzano per viaggiare gratis con tutti i mezzi pubblici.
In questo modo ogni studente ha la libertà di viaggere liberamente e gratuitamente.
In questo blog però l'ABO è una semplice metafora per indicare la libertà e la sicurezza che tutti, in questa società, dovrebbero possedere.
Insomma in questo blog di un semplice studente di 17 anni verrano trattati temi attuali riguardanti diritti e quantaltro.
Non vi dico nient'altro al fine di farvi godere di più il viaggio all'interno di quetsa pagina web.
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A life on Facebook / we are social

2010-11-15T14:49:00.001+01:00

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I rifiuti della Seteco alla discarica di Pianopoli

2010-10-29T20:51:00.001+02:00

di Emilio Grimaldi

I rifiuti della Seteco di Marcellinara saranno trasferiti presso la discarica di Pianopoli. Lo ha deciso il Dipartimento delle politiche dell'Ambiente della Regione Calabria, che ha pubblicato la procedura di gara per l'assegnazione dei lavori di rimozione, trasporto e smaltimento alla ditta appaltatrice. Come vi avevamo anticipato lo scorso 23 agosto i rifiuti verranno conferiti, dunque, presso lo stabilimento di proprietà della Daneco. Questa la notizia sulla bonifica, ma c'è un enigma in questa operazione. I rifiuti. Sono "non pericolosi", la discarica di Pianopoli non ne smaltisce di altra tipologia. I codici identificativi CER (codice europeo del rifiuto, secondo la normativa europea) del materiale ivi presente, riconosciuti dall'Arpacal, Agenzia regionale di protezione ambientale della Calabria, riferiscono il C.E.R.: 19.07.03 –percolato di discarica; il C.E.R.: 19.05.03 – compost fuori specifica; e il C.E.R.: 19.05.02 – parte di rifiuti animali e vegetali non compostata.

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Greg Wilson

2010-10-29T12:45:00.001+02:00

ESSENTIAL MIX (by greg wilson for bbc radio 1) by gregwilson

Ruby Social Club Milano / Neonisi Academy - LAURIGNANO.COM

2010-10-28T16:34:00.001+02:00

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Italian privacy regulators order Google to brand Street View cars

2010-10-25T13:09:00.001+02:00

he collection of “Street View” map imaging has landed Google in some hot water as of late; its collection of US residential wireless addresses and 250,000 German homeowners opting-out from displaying their homes on Google’s maps have both cast the spotlight on the search giant.

Italy’s privacy regulator has told Google that if it wants to collect mapping data in the country, the company must clearly mark its “Street View” cars, publicly state the specific routes its cars would take and publish publicly available information in local newspapers and on radio in each individual district where its cars would operate.

Italian Privacy Authority President Francesco Pizzetti said:

“There has been strong alarm and also hostility in a lot of European countries against Google taking photos. We have received protests even from local administrations.”

Google’s response was usually coy, the search giant didn’t confirm details of the the Italian regulators decision but did state that it was in direct contact with the authority in regards to protecting personal data and making sure local residents were kept informed about its cars’ journeys.

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SA RC Lavori in corso

2010-10-15T10:05:00.001+02:00

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Il Papa a Palermo, la Digos da Altroquando

2010-10-04T18:43:00.000+02:00

EUROPA Neelie Kroes European Commissioner for Digital agenda The critical role of cities in making the Digital Agenda a reality Closing speech to Global Cities Dialogue Spring Summit of Mayors Brussels, 28 May 2010

2010-05-28T23:07:00.001+02:00

Closing speech to Global Cities Dialogue Spring Summit of Mayors

Brussels, 28 May 2010

Ladies and gentlemen,

I cannot tell you how pleased I am to be here today. In my mind, cities are absolutely critical units of administration for getting our new Digital Agenda for Europe up and running. 80 per cent of people already live and work in cities in Europe, and I understand that Europe in the best represented continent in your Dialogue.

When I launched our Digital Agenda last week, I said I wanted to take away the digital virginity of Europeans who don't go online. This week I hear wedding bells. Each of you look like 'marriage material' and I think we can be great digital partners.

Why? You are in charge of the housing, healthcare, energy, education and mobility infrastructures. You know what the needs are for increasing resource efficiency, reducing emissions, improving care services for your ageing populations, empowering youth and integrating minorities (new and old). Adding intelligence to your public services and actively deploying ICT solutions is more of your every day business than it is ours. For you the things that we talk about are not statistics but real: they pose real challenges and offer real benefits if you get it right.

You have both the critical mass and the local engagement that are so important in getting pilot projects running. You have the trust of citizens to be able to change their minds and habits. This is something that those of us at the European level sometimes lack because of the distance between our work and individual families and businesses. You can be a credible bridge between us.

So what is this Digital Agenda all about?

It is really about maximising the social and economic potential of ICTs. We aren't doing that now – 30% of Europeans have never been online, we don't invest enough – either in research or networks or figuring our how to use ICTs to build a more inclusive and sustainable society. In this case, building the sorts of cities that people want to live in and are happy to raise families in.

With public service delivery getting harder and more complex, you might wonder whether you really need more technologies to throw into that mix? Sometimes not, I imagine. But on the whole there is really only one way to meet many of our current challenges simultaneously.

Let me ask you a few questions about some of your biggest challenges, for example:

Do you have a staff pension deficit?

Have you experienced any staff shortages in health or education recently?
What sort of industries do you want creating high-wage jobs in your city?
How will you decrease congestion of your inner cities?
What is helping to improve community involvement and engagement of citizens in city planning and municipal policy making?

I think we may have the same answer in our heads. None of the pressing challenges can be solved without a strong ICT component. ICT investments create jobs, save money or resources and free up people to focus on the things they most need to do in teaching or caring or connecting in their communities.

But who am I kidding? You know all that. I had better tell you – using a few examples - about what makes this action plan different, and why we need YOU to be involved for it to work.

Environmental role of ICTs

Different cities clearly follow different development paths. This Digital Agenda does not seek to change that. But it does seek to recognise the power of urban planning and the role of ICTs in managing infrastructures. For example our work at the European level to support the Internet of Things is going to play a major role in underpinning urban development. In this way the Digital Agenda can certainly build better lives.

Local authorities have a catalytic role in addressing climate change that few others can match – you are the right test bed for new and innovative technologies; you are good at exchanging practices. That is why we are supporting work like the European Smart Cities Initiative, the Green Digital Charter, and the Covenant of Mayors which 1600 local authorities in Europe have now signed in just two years.

More broadly there are other contributions that ICTs can make to our environmental impact: doing government business virtually, cutting energy use in buildings, and of course the well-publicised smart energy grids that will be replacing the dumb and inefficient grids of today. You might not have mines in your urban areas, but you do have plenty of resources to mine through ICT-supported recycling programmes, for example. Careful planning at the city level will determine how well and how quickly we can roll-out these possibilities.

e-Health

eHealth is our key to more sustainable healthcare – it's as simple as that. There's literally no other way to pay for and manage the workload our systems will experience in the coming years. And given that eHealth initiatives like telemedicine are leading to a safer, longer and higher quality of life – the question isn't whether to invest. The question is – where do I sign up?!

Most of making eHealth work is behind the scenes: interoperability is the key. When systems can talk to each other it means quicker, better and safer care – you don't waste time and money searching for information – and crucially you can avoid harming people with a wrong diagnosis.

So we are working towards a fully interoperable system where a minimum set of patient data can be accessed or exchanged across EU Member States (epSOS).

Inclusive ICTs

Some 30% of Europeans are missing out because they have never been online; they do not have the digital skills or access. Predictably those who are older, poorer, lacking education or living with a disability are more likely to be out of the digital world. Ultimately this is damaging both to those individuals and our society and economy.

But we are finding ways to break through. Many local authorities in the EU are participating in projects addressing ageing issues. Joined-up health and social care services, smart technology for independent living at home and ICTs for staying involved with family and community can bring dramatic reduction of institutionalisation of elderly. Such Ambient Assisted Living projects and practical one-off efforts like tele-alarms are achieving significant savings of up to 30% in costs of care, while increasing personal independence.

I know that the city of Bremen – a member of the Global Cities Dialogue - has also made a concerted effort to become a leader in mobile solutions. That is another successful strategy: the gathering of experts, supportive institutions, universities and the use of public-private partnerships.

On their own these examples show us how city-level action can make good use of technologies that are already out there. But in my view, the real difference comes when these services are networked and aggregated – when they can play a useful role in each part of daily life.

Networks and instruments

The internet provides us with a platform for a new generation of instruments that greatly facilitates social networking, information sharing and collaborative work. We can now do everything from jointly producing public services to re-using public sector information – especially in fields like mapping – that I certainly never imagined were possible.

So I see networks like the internet as an instrument for public value creation. It also allows the exchange and storage of vast amounts of data that can be put to good use in making public services smarter. Through your decisions and determination to embrace ICTs (be it in deploying linked sensor networks, eLearning applications, effective eGovernment tools and services, or investments in super fast broadband infrastructures) you empower people and businesses, to innovate, learn, and create. In doing so you are building a more sustainable future.

At the heart of that vision is a need for us to see ourselves as collaborators. All levels of government will need to collaborate with our citizens and rate-payers and our colleagues and our neighbours. If we don’t, we will miss out on many of the benefits of the digital world. Personally speaking, I gain from listening to your hands-on experience; while you can benefit from the EU´s coordination and best practice sharing. You are test beds of a new interconnected Europe. This is where Europe starts to deliver real value for its citizens.

The primary platform for all of this is, of course, the internet. Which is why fast and ultra-fast internet is so important for a truly digital future.

However, the short-term business case for these networks does not always stack up – even if the social benefits and long-term economic benefits are very clear. Such investments will undoubtedly deliver competitive advantages to the cities that make them. We need to look no further that Seoul in South Korea – the world leader in ultra-fast internet – to see the benefits.

To assist in this, we are looking at developing new financing mechanisms for these projects to help spread burdens and risks – for example, ways to raise bonds and providing credit enhancement via the European Investment Bank. And tapping into existing funding for regional development.

But we also have to do absolutely everything possible to reduce the costs private providers face in making investments in these networks.

What can you do as city leaders? Simple things like facilitating access to ducts; helping investors to share parts of infrastructure like trenches to avoid duplication. This is what happened in the Amsterdam CityNet project for example. In that case the city went a step further and was itself the investor in the fibre infrastructure – renting it later on an open, non-discriminatory access to retail operators.

Better still, your city could lay down fibre while carrying out other civil engineering works and turn it into a revenue stream potentially. In Denmark almost 20,000 fibre-based connections have been provided through such cooperation between local authorities and the two local electricity suppliers. Cities and regional authorities could also mandate indoor pre-cabling for new house settlements and or buildings.

Best of all – whatever your preferred support mechanism you can know exactly where you stand because of State Aid guidelines I announced on this issue in my previous role as Competition Commissioner.

Conclusions

In conclusion I want to say that I know the Commission's funding offers and structures don't always align with the support you need for particular projects. Please don't let that discourage you. See my services at DG Information Society as a kind of clearing house for your questions. If we can't help you – we will know someone who can.

We've got a long series of challenges ahead, but Martin Luther King did not say “I have a nightmare” – he had a positive outlook and a positive vision in spite of the challenges ahead.

I take the same approach, and I hope you can too. You have grown from 12 cities to more than 200 in just one decade. You are an example I can use around Europe to say we can build a strong movement for action.

The power is now in our hands to make the most of these digital opportunities. The European Commission will be there supporting you to move forward – and I ask you to join me in this movement for digital action.

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EUROPA Neelie Kroes European Commissioner for Digital agenda The critical role of cities in making the Digital Agenda a reality Closing speech to Global Cities Dialogue Spring Summit of Mayors Brussels, 28 May 2010

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2010-05-19T12:23:00.001+02:00

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Adsl, l'allarme di Calabrò "Gli incentivi non bastano"

2010-04-30T12:37:00.001+02:00

BANDA LARGA

Adsl, l'allarme di Calabrò
"Gli incentivi non bastano" Il presidente dell'Agcom critica il bonus di 20 milioni stanziato dal governo: "O decolliamo quest'anno, o il divario con gli altri paesi sarà incolmabile". Dal 15 aprile a oggi esaurito un quinto dei fondi

Corrado Calabrò, presidente Agcom

COSENZA - Gli incentivi statali per internet non bastano. Lo sostiene il presidente dell'Autorità per le garanzie nelle comunicazioni, Corrado Calabrò, riferendosi al pacchetto di sostegno ai consumi ¹ varato dal governo che prevede uno stanziamento di 20 milioni per le nuove connessioni alla banda larga. "La controprova di quello che dico sta nel fatto che in pochi giorni abbiamo avuto sessantamila domande di giovani per questo contributo", ha detto Calabrò. "Se fossero cento volte tanto", ha aggiunto, "troverebbero ancora una domanda da soddisfare".

Gli incentivi alla banda larga fanno parte di uno stanziamento di 300 milioni di euro che riguarda anche ciclomotori, cucine, elettrodomestici, case ecologiche, motori marini e prodotti industriali. Per la banda larga il bonus complessivo è di 20 milioni, disponibili per tutto il 2010 fino a esaurimento. Secondo i dati diffusi ieri dal governo, le richieste hanno intaccato finora il 19,6 per cento del totale.

Intervenendo all'inaugurazione dell'anno accademico dell'Università della Calabri, a Cosenza, Calabrò ha preannunciato che la sua prossima relazione al Parlamento, prevista per luglio, sarà incentrata proprio sul tema della banda larga digitale. "Farò dieci proposte concrete al governo sulla banda larga perché quest'anno sarà la cartina di tornasole", ha detto. "O si decolla quest'anno, o il divario con gli altri paesi crescerà". Il presidente dell'Agcom ha osservato che persino la Lettonia ha un piano più avanzato di quello italiano in materia di banda larga.

"Noi in Calabria abbiamo avuto la ferrovia a scartamento ridotto", ha spiegato Calabrò lanciando un parallelo tra la costruzione delle infrastrutture ferroviarie e i collegamenti internet broadband. "Andare con la bassa velocità è un po' come fare la ferrovia a scartamento ridotto quando tutta l'Europa ha invece i binari a scartamento normale. Attenzione a non fare questo errore", ha ammonito. "Attenzione a non restare emarginati per lo sviluppo che è trainante per l'economia dei Paesi. Un investimento in banda larga non è a perdere", ha concluso, "ma è indispensabile per la struttura di un Paese"

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Cosenza: bambina cinese morta in ospedale, 8 avvisi di garanzia

2010-04-30T12:29:00.001+02:00

Cronaca | 29/04/2010 | ore 17.13 »
Cosenza: bambina cinese morta in ospedale, 8 avvisi di garanzia

Cosenza, 29 apr. (Adnkronos) - La Procura di Cosenza ha emesso otto avvisi di garanzia nei confronti dei medici che hanno avuto in cura Angela, la bambina cinese di quattro anni e mezzo che era stata prima all'ospedale di Cetraro e dimessa con una diagnosi di congestione orofaringea, successivamente riportata al pronto soccorso dal padre e quindi trasferita all'ospedale di Cosenza, dove e' morta. Con tale provvedimento i medici indagati hanno facolta' di nominare periti di parte all'autopsia che sara' eseguita domani sul corpo della bimba al fine di accertare le dinamiche di quanto accaduto.
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