Saturday, December 11, 2010

Marine Stereo Hook Up Directly To Battery?

TOAST CHRISTMAS

Sunday, December 19 from 16.00
volunteers and Mici Azalea are pleased to invite all animal lovers for a toast to the cat shelter Christmas, an occasion to wish a Merry Christmas with our beloved cats, and to learn more about their stories, like that of Musetto, magnificent FeLV + cat, or that of Julian , beautiful ginger cat about 10 years, who will spend yet another Christmas at the cat shelter, waiting for their chance to find a warm home and a loving embrace!
Come and take with you many friends, who want to celebrate with us the birth and the arrival of a new year filled with hope for our cats!
For information tel. 3472319509, 3409061282 or write to info@zampamica.it


Location:


The cattery is located inside the 'Carlo Forlanini Hospital, Piazza Carlo Forlanini entry 1, zone portuense, once inside the hospital turn right and follow the red arrows that read AZALEA. There is a possibility to park inside.

Arriving by bus lines are useful:
719, 773, 786

Otherwise H 8 and get off at Gianicolense / San Camillo

For those arriving by subway, the closest stop is the Pyramid of there the 719 direction Storehouse Magliana

We are equipped for bad weather with a canopy and covered walkways!

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Add Misdiagnosed Aspergers

to shelters after the Feast of the Black Cat ... THANKS



"Dear Friends,

I want to thank all the speakers at the event, held Nov. 21, during the "day of the black cat." You noticed in many despite everything, that despite the storm and flooding on the same day that have paralyzed the city. At the end of the day, when the last visitor has gone up in his car and walked away, we looked around and we felt a little 'alone, dazed by the clamor that had accompanied us throughout the afternoon, we were tired but happy I met so many loyal friends and have made new acquaintances, all people who love cats and driven by a desire to change, to cast behind behind many absurd superstitions.


Of course, if the weather had been more lenient, we recorded the busiest and we would not have suffered the forced defection of guests such as Hon. CirinnĂ  Monica, who called to inform me that was blocked by flooding on the Ring Road and dr. Giuseppe Cariola, medical veterinarian veterinary hospital kennel of Muratella, sick for days. Moreover, there has been possible to group these in a suitable space in which people could give voice to some of those present, as Dr. Marcello Visca, Director of Rights Animal of the City of Rome, Hon. Annamaria Procacci, Hon. Salvatore Bonadonna and other legitimate representatives of our particular animal world. All this happened while our cats blacks, with their beautiful red or yellow flakes, lounging in warm covers.
I thank Dr. Lorenzo Croce, president de l 'AIDA (Italian Association for Animal Protection and Environment) in 2007 for having created this "event" that wants to focus on the problem of the killing and disappearance of about 30,000 cats every blacks year, which just for the Halloween festivities reached its peak. Thank you, Dr. Cross, for having created a holiday so special for these Panthers home. We sail in space, science makes progress continues but the man still can not get rid of the "superstitions", it is sad!
thank all the volunteers who take turns in caring for these our beloved cats, and that, even in a hectic day as the one just ended, did their best with friendly and competent and I thank the veterinarians who have agreed to Friends visit us to see our new medical center, where we can better assist and care for our sick cats and I thank our cats who patiently spent the day accepting pampering by so many friendly hands. "



Daniela Froldi, pres. AZALEA


Saturday, November 27, 2010

Thigh Ache When Sitting

61 years ago, the slaughter of Torremaggiore

Tomorrow remembers a massacre of disconcerting news


Tomorrow do 61 years from a painful and dramatic event that marked the history of Italian peasant struggles: the massacre of Torremaggiore of 29 November 1949. With the killing of Melissa and Montescaglioso, as well as with the dead of Modena just two months later, is a black page in the history of war.

The massacre was the second of a two-day general strike. For months, the entire Capitanata was the center of a national mobilization for the wages, employment, land reform, for the rights. A protest that those laborers, despised by landowners and masters, were splitting their backs to bring up the bread to give to their children. A world well-told by the songs of aching Matteo Salvatore. On 29 November

torremaggioresi laborers were before the Chamber of Labour to listen to the speech of the local secretary of the CGIL. He was first ordered them to disperse from the local Police Station. Then came the swift from San Severo, the infamous police forces of the Interior Minister Mario Scelba, who fired into the crowd cold. On the ground remained Antonio and Giuseppe La Vacca Lamedica. The first died immediately, the second was wounded and prevented the police for help, so that he died.

An attempt was made to forbid public funerals were held. But it was not possible: a long and painful march through Torremaggiore to bring the poor remains to the cemetery. To head a great character in the Italian history and the labor movement: Giuseppe Di Vittorio.

Remember the murder of The Cow and lamed, not only because it is an episode in our history. But also because, at a time when the world of work in Italy is increasingly characterized by insecurity and exploitation, in which the purchasing power of wages is increasingly eroded, in which the rights are challenged, remember where we come from and where we could come back. The struggles of our grandparents have led to greater social justice, but today, day by day, we see that parts of those rights that they have won with blood, there are removed. When we say "so there's nothing to do" or that "the world is so much" we reflect on the sacrifice of those who lost their lives for our rights.


For those who want to know more: Michael Marinelli, "The struggle for the land and the slaughter of Torremaggiore captains," Teti, 1978.