Thursday, March 18, 2010

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Slums a Nairobi

Michael Jackson-everton



A Mukuru arrivo in 25 minuti di taxi. Dopo l'area industriale, qualche chilometro fuori Nairobi, dopo Lunga-Lunga Road, siamo arrivati. Io e Martina, la mia accompagnatrice irlandese, salutiamo il chairman dello slum. Visito il Centro fondato da Martina qualche anno fa: una piccola scuola per parrucchieri, un cortile per accogliere i bambini dei genitori che lavorano, un minuscolo laboratorio informatico. Il Centro è circondato da alte lamiere. Per arrivarci cammino su passaggi stretti mezzo metro, un metro, tra una baracca e l’altra. Children everywhere, moms who cook dinner, some men sitting in front of the house, some food stalls selling freshly cooked, roasted corn cobs, ugali and vegetables. Meeting the Glorious Hotel, stay costs 100 shillings (one euro), the plates are painted pale pink. There's the Top Life Butchery, unmistakable smell, Eden Gift Shop for those who are married, Little London Market and Luxury Paradise Pub that has two types of soft drinks. There is also a driving school, has no car, but road signs are clearly painted on turquoise sheets. Two weeks ago came from the Municipality and have razed a thousand shacks with bulldozers because the oil has to go here pipe line between Mombasa and Uganda, of Tamoil, Libya's property, with the support of ENI, who are responsible for refining oil extracted nell'Albertine Rift in Uganda. Way of the concrete huts destroyed or abandoned. Few have returned to their native villages in the countryside. The majority remained with relatives who live in slums and who are close to make way for newcomers homeless. People are angry because he lost his job and started after the demolition has been a huge hole, a true boulevard that makes it possible to "rub" and a panoramic vision and deep in the slum. The Kenya Power reports that the slum using electricity illegally. Water is also illegal and is managed by a local cartel that sells for 5 cents per 20 liters. The pipes are buried, but the passage of trucks and other heavy equipment made them stand out and appear disconnected in many places. Difficult to think that water comes clean pass on the road because the drains that leave the barracks and pay anywhere. However, to fill a 20 liter jerry can spend half an hour. There are hospitals, clinics, doctors, there are none. There is a bell'odore of shit. The two private schools are surrounded by open sewers. The vast majority of the population of Mukuru can not afford to send their children to school: you pay 500 shillings (about EUR 5) al mese per ogni bambino e sono pochi i genitori che possono pagare una cifra del genere. Proprio accanto alle due scuole, dove giocano i bambini, passa la ferrovia e ogni tanto qualche bambino finisce sotto un treno merci. Sono molti i bambini che si perdono o vengono rapiti e portati via perché i genitori che lavorano non possono proteggerli o li abbandonano. La stragrande maggioranza dello gente di Mukuru non ha i soldi per mangiare. Andiamo a trovare una signora che dopo aver fatto la scuola di Martina ha aperto un “salone” da parrucchiere. Ci accoglie con orgoglio ed è visibilmente contenta. Un cliente si taglia i capelli per 20 centesimi di euro nel salone che è 2 metri per 1 di lamiera ondulata. Comprese nel prezzo ci sono le pillole per il mal di head or stomach ache. I'm tempted to give me a nice cut, partly because those bulldozers will be back, the show's days are numbered. There's quite a traffic of people, who sells tomatoes, some knives, many do business, chat, nobody bothers us, no one spoke to him. Mukuru was born 35 years ago and has about 500,000 inhabitants. The cabins of 4, 5 or 6 square feet home 7, 8, 10 people. There are bathrooms, toilets, nothing. Many residents of Mukuru come from regions at war, they lost everything. Others are refugees who have never known any other kind of life still on the run from one place to another. ©
PLAY PRIVATE PAUL CAME THE SWORD

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

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FastPencil, the startup that writes and publishes your book

articolo tratto da www.downloadblog.it 

Curioso il servizio offerto da una startup chiamata  FastPencil . In pratica, si occupa di pubblicare i vostri libri, ma questo è solo un aspetto della faccenda. In realtà, li scrive pure.
Dispone di un team di ghost writer professionisti che, stabilito con voi il tema da trattare - specialmente se si tratta di saggi on your political activities or autobiographical digression in his spare time, if you are a successful manager - writes, publishes and distributes it (even in the form of ebook , if necessary). In addition, it also promotes, especially on social media like Twitter .
There's even an application for iPhone able to afford to follow step by step the various stages of completion. In short, writes FastPencile and you continue to do your homework. Maybe, thanks to these services we will read some books written in less pain, next year.

Friday, February 12, 2010

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In Italy is the fault of the doctor.

In Italy it often happens that there are scandals. They stole
billion at the time of Tangentopoli, before and after Tangentopoli Tangentopoli. The Italian society seems ill with cancer of corruption and dishonesty that you can not cure.

If a doctor said you have cancer and you have to do chemotherapy, making the horns like a good Italian, it would be difficult to blame the doctor. Cancer is cancer and should be treated seriously. Should be removed, destroyed, disintegrated, to heal. I, Italy, I would delete it. It bothers me a lot when talking with foreigners say "Italian: mafia."

But not in Italy think so: if Italy has cancer is the fault of the "doctor", that is, judges who find the thief of the money that belong to the State, the thief in Italy that all say they love, but few truly love and many exploit and throw mud. In Italy is the fault of the doctor who discovered the cancer. How to care no one wants to know. Let's keep the cancer, many Italians seem to say that living well with cancer. After all we know, in Italy the food is good, the weather is good (well, apart from these days in mid-February), the Italians know how to arrange and all "take the family."

addition to the "doctor" in Italy is another that should not be so well these days is the journalist who wants to do the job of a journalist, that is the job of the writer without asking for permission to the powerful and without thinking about what may displease the powerful (the famous self-censorship).
Journalists in Italy have problems if you do not agree with the powerful.
Journalists often are on the side of those who pay them better. Not just money: merit, directions of newspapers, foundations, transmissions RAI and Mediaset, friendships, bonds and favors.

The figure is more in fashion today in Italy, however, is that once the British politely called "the good-time girl", recently known as "escort" in Italian could be translated as "girl anti-stress", seen mainly in charge of "anti-stress massage."

And so, between a robbery and a girl stress (but there are some who prefer transvestites) are destroying the Italy of Garibaldi and Mazzini, Verdi and Marconi, and Rosselli Pertini, Mattei and Falcone. They are destroying our Italy, this country that we love and worship with passion since we were born, raised, lived, since we breathed its evils, but also all its beauty and its strength, its traditions and its uniqueness, we are proud of the Italian protagonists and witnesses, and without which the world would not be the same.

What now seems to count only the money no matter how well made the inevitable good-time girls.
All agree, happily, then? What do you think?

My father was 96 years and has spent 43 in arming said he had never seen times fools. How
blame him? ©
PLAY PRIVATE PAUL CAME THE SWORD
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