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Friday, 30 April 2010
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Cresce l’allarme per la marea nera nel Golfo del Messico che minaccia le coste degli Stati Uniti. Nella piattaforma della Bp affondata scoperta una terza falla sottomarina e ora la fuoriuscita di greggio è di 5mila barili al giorno. In America ispezioni su tutte le piattaforme. Tutte le specie a rischio
One of the Genova's G8 butchers. Corruption.
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Perugia, svolta nell'inchiesta Grandi eventi. Spuntano soldi in nero
versati da Anemone. Di Pietro: si dimetta. Berlusconi lo sostiene.
versati da Anemone. Di Pietro: si dimetta. Berlusconi lo sostiene.
Carabinieri's Crimes
Ferrara, video girato in una caserma
«Pestaggio contro quattro immigrati»
22:33 CRONACHEArrestati per stato di ebbrezza, sarebbero stati colpiti con manganelli. Aperta un'inchiesta, c'è un indagato. Il legale di un militare: «Nessuna violenza»
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STATI UNITI
La marea nera verso la costa
Obama mobilita il Pentagono
23:14 SCIENZETrovata una terza falla, 5mila barili di petrolio in mare ogni giorno. La Casa Bianca: «Bp dovrà pagare». E mette in campo anche i militari. Finora nessun intervento è servito a limitareil disastro
VideoObama: «Useremo ogni risorsa»
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Mappa: come è cresciuta la "macchia nera" in una settimana
Posted: 29 Apr 2010 11:42 AM PDT
Dezenas de famílias de fazendeiros “brasiguaios” – brasileiros e descendentes estabelecidos no Paraguai – estão sendo expulsas do país vizinho e voltando para o Brasil apenas com a roupa do corpo. A denúncia foi feita ontem pela prefeita de Naviraí (MS), Sandra Cassone (PT). De acordo com ela, as margens da rodovia BR-163 foram transformadas em uma cidade de lona plástica. Com o fluxo repentino de cerca de 1.600 pessoas do país vizinho na última semana, já são 3 mil famílias acampadas na região. “Terei de decretar estado de emergência” disse Sandra.Segundo ela, o município não tem condição de atender tamanho contingente de “flagelados” da crise paraguaia. São pessoas famintas e doentes, que recebem apoio apenas dos trabalhadores sem-terra, acampados nas proximidades das cidades de Naviraí e Itaquiraí, para armar barracas e se acomodarem. Ao longo dos anos, muitos brasileiros constituíram lavouras, rebanhos de gado bovinos e até criação de peixes do lado paraguaio, mas estão sendo expulsos por “bandos de homens armados”. “Quando eles chegam, não existe apelação. É sair da terra e ir embora”, explicou um dos acampados, pelo celular do acampamento.
O problema do fluxo de refugiados se agravou nos últimos dez dias em razão da pressão que os brasiguaios vêm sofrendo no Paraguai para desocuparem as lavouras. O aumento inesperado de pessoas acampadas tem causado sérios problemas para os moradores das cidades do lado brasileiro da fronteira. Os acampados também sofrem, principalmente por causa da segurança, já que a maioria vive à beira da estrada.
Fonte: O Estado de S.Paulo
Obit Page
In memory of B.C.
She wheeled into the coffee shop, pulled up next to me, and pushed a piece of paper my way. “Take a look,” she said.
It was a single typed page with her full name, Helena Bascomb Johnson, at the top which was not, of course, how any of us knew her.
You usually did what Nina wanted. So rather than greet her, I began to read.
Helena Bascomb Johnson, lead dancer and choreographer for the Danceteria Mobius ballet company, who first set foot on stage at age 37, died on September 22nd in her apartment in New York City.
The cause of death was a heart attack, her son Eric Johnson said.
After 20 years as a single mother and chef, Ms. Johnson, who had long choreographed dance routines in the privacy of her living room, convinced Ursula von Bethe, director of Danceteria Mobius, to watch her perform. “The rest,“ Ms. von Bethe later remarked, “is dance history.”
“I saw all my routines in a dream in 1982," Ms. Johnson said in a 1991 interview with Interview magazine. "It just took me another decade to bring them into this world.” Those routines became her Moodscapes, which she performed every spring on the Danceteria’s main stage on Prince Street.
Ms. Johnson was born Helena Bascomb in Claremont, California, on August 27, 1946. Her mother, Margaret Désiree Scott, an early female aviator, barnstormed the West in a biplane. Ms. Johnson directed her two sisters in neighborhood dance and tap performances during an otherwise uneventful childhood. She attended Pomona College where she won a women's junior tennis championship in 1965.
She married Charles Johnson, a trombonist, in 1979. The marriage lasted only two years. Ms. Johnson subsequently supported her son and herself as the sole proprietor and chef of The Cuban Missile Crisis, a Caribbean restaurant she opened on Lafayette Street. She shut the restaurant's doors when she began to dance. "From the age of three, all I ever dreamed of was being a dancer," she told the New York Times in 2005. "When it happened, nothing else mattered."
She is survived by a sister, Emma Bascomb Rodriguez of San Antonio, Texas, and by her son Eric.
I pushed it back to her.
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Hamas Accuses Egypt of Using Lethal Gas on Smugglers
Palestinian smugglers in Gaza Strip face deadly crackdown from Egypt
Thursday, 29 April 2010
Spilled oil burned in gulf in hopes of saving coast
With a massive spill in the Gulf of Mexico pouring out vastly more crude oil than initially estimated and jeopardizing Louisiana's delicate coastline, the White House said Thursday that President Obama had directed his administration -- including the Pentagon -- to aggressively join in cleanup ef...
Ieri sera lo stop del premier ai ribelli: "Basta sputtanare il partito. Fini? Vediamo se sarà fedele in parlamento". E il vice presidente finiano ha scritto stamattina al presidente dei deputati Pdl Cicchitto confermando le proprie dimissioni. Salta l'assemblea per discutere del capogruppo: "Il Cavaliere ha chiesto la mia testa, questo partito non è democratico". Granata: "Non pensino di calare dall'alto un altro nome. Si vota"
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