Morgan Calabrese

Ore 20 corso della Repubblica: calma piatta. Quello che doveva essere il sabato sera più lungo dell'anno non è iniziato sotto i migliori auspici. Al centro storico i negozi aperti si contavano sulle dita della mano qualche bancarella sporadica non bastava a suggerire un'aria di festa e come se non bastasse dall'arco Campagiorni fino a S. Maria ci si imbatteva pure in alcuni lampioni spenti. La pioggia tuttavia cominciava ad uscire di scena e la speranza di un miglioramento della serata cominciava a farsi strada nei cuori più ottimisti. Trascorrono un paio di ore arrivano un po' di persone. Al corso della Repubblica un piccolo palco ospita i Nefesh danzatrici di danza del ventre. Un po' di gente si avvicina e guarda interessata lo spettacolo che verrà ripetuto nel corso della serata. Le lancette continuano a girare si fanno le 23 ma dei concerti - richiamo della serata in programma dalle 21.30 a largo Turriziani neanche l'ombra. Le persone intanto passeggiano in attesa di trovare qualcosa di interessante ne approfittano per stuzzicare qualcosa nei nuovi locali aperti in centro e telefonano ad amici e parenti per sapere se altrove la situazione è diversa. Qualcuno prova a scendere nella parte bassa. Quando tutto sembra disperare si comincia a sentire qualche nota. È il gruppo hip- hop calabrese composto da Kiave. Brigante e don Goco. Si esibiscono davanti a un gruppo molto esiguo di persone. «Siamo già soddisfatti del fatto che la gente non se ne sia andata e sia aumentata rispetto all'inizio del concerto» dichiarano al termine. Verso l'una di notte è la volta della musica ebraica dei Klezroym. Intanto si comincia a vedere qualche mimo e trampoliere in giro. E chi cammina ricorda di trovarsi alla «Notte bianca». L'organizzazione non ha convinto sin dal primo minuto. è lo svolgimento della serata ha dato ragione ai più pessimisti. La gente ha dimostrato di volere la Notte più lunga dell'anno a Frosinone accalcandosi in massa in via Aldo Moro. "Abbiamo fatto act verifiche insieme alla protezione civile e al personale tecnico - spiega l'assessore allo sviluppo economico Stefania Martini - e per motivi di sicurezza non abbiamo potuto far esibire i cut the Nightfly & The Montecarlo Night Orchestra e Sarah Jane Morris. Comunque la gente ha popolato la via Aldo Moro tanto da non poter camminare". Un deserto invece la zona alta della città popolata da poche centinaia forse meno di persone. Quasi tutti i programmi sono stati garantiti ma molta confusione e disappunto fra la gente ignara dei continui spostamenti da una piazza a un'altra degli spettacoli concordati anche a pochi istanti dall'inizio. Attrazione divertente nel centro storico un anziano residente che in pieno spirito da Notte Bianca per incentivare il movimento della notte ha acceso a tutto volume lo stereo di casa poggiandolo sul davanzale e proponendo pizziche e tarantelle a tutto volume. I veri disagi comunque non sono stati dettati dalla pioggia: tanti i giovani che si lamentavano delle navette che garantivano una spola poco efficace da zona alta a zona bassa soprattutto per quanto riguarda i collegamenti da De Mattheis al centro storico. Tanta strada macinata a piedi dai ragazzi che lasciati in piazza Tommaso D'Aquino dopo la prima visita nel vuoto centro storico hanno preferito rimamene nella zona bassa della città insoddisfatti del trasporto messo a disposizione (neanche gratuitamente) dal comune. Forse per questo la gente riversava su via Aldo Moro snobbando la parte alta della città. Nervosismo poi a fine serata per il ritardo di Morgan ultimo evento spostato dalla villa comunale a piazzale De Mattheis. Divenuto praticamente unico evento di rilievo. è salito sul palco con circa tre quarti d'ora di ritardo fra la noia dei ragazzi che mormoravano sulla miseria di eventi importanti. Dal Comune garantiscono comunque un ritorno in città degli artisti. Martoriati per tutto il pomeriggio i negozianti "Siamo stati sommersi da bancarelle che hanno coperto le nostre vetrine e ostacolato l'ingresso dei clienti - tuonano irritati i commercianti di via Aldo Moro - il sabato è il giorno dello shopping e oltre alla pioggia ci si sono messe anche le bancarelle piantate davanti ai nostri locali". Non a caso molte degli esercizi chiusi ieri sera erano quelli nascosti dagli rest "Non c'è stato un criterio logico e ordinato nelle autorizzazione - continuano i commercianti di via Aldo Moro - Ci sono stati negozi penalizzati e altri spazi completamente sgomberi da ambulanti". Garantito l'ordine pubblico salvo piccole risse fra piccoli e sporadici gruppi.

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Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) is an environmental illness (EI) in which negative neurological pulmonary cardiac and rheumatic health effects among others are experienced from exposure to common environmental chemicals including fragrances cleaners pesticides and other petrochemicals at concentrations that are below regulatory toxicity thresholds and that are normally deemed as safe.1-2 In 1989 consensus criteria were established for the diagnoses and definition of MCS and later revised in 1999.3 The case criteria currently under revision define MCS for diagnostic purposes as meeting six criteria: 3 1. The condition is chronic. 2. Symptoms recur reproducibly with repeated chemical exposure. 3. Symptoms come about in response to displace levels of chemicals than previously tolerated. 4. Symptoms appear in response to multiple chemically unrelated substances. 5. Symptoms alter or end when chemical incitants are removed. 6. Multiple organ systems are affected. This cover ordain support the lay that MCS is a disorder of organic biological origin induced by toxic environmental insults and requires immediate recognition in the workplace medical community educate system and public places across America; and that it is crucial that environmental toxicants are identified and reduced or effectively regulated and enforced through legislation to prevent additional injury to citizens. Current Evidence of MCS Nuclear medicine utilizes SPECT (hit Photon Emission Computerized Tomography) technology to perform hit scans which records hit functioning by measuring perfusion (blood move).4 MCS patients commonly undergo a lower baseline move of blood to the brain and develop further decreases in brain perfusion upon exposure to perfumes and petrochemicals.5-7 Individuals with chronic symptoms show long-term reduced blood flow to the brain and reduced ability of the hit to take up the tracer substance in the early arrange of injection indicating a copy of neurotoxic metabolic abnormality.7-11 Over 90% of MCS patients exhibit a pattern of neurotoxic metabolic abnormalities in the hit that is consistent with toxic encephalopathy but that is not consistent with the changes associated with psychiatric disease.10-11 SPECT brain scans on MCS patients with chronic symptoms following toxic exposure to various petrochemical perfume and related compounds undergo thus provided bear witness to give an organic biological basis to MCS when compared with healthy hold back subjects.6-11 Numerous studies have documented toxic encephalopathy and other adverse reactions resulting from low level chronic exposure to various chemicals.12-15 Researchers have identified numerous physiological abnormalities in MCS subjects including cardiac abnormalities16-18 reactive upper airway disease155 vasculitis19 thrombophlebitis20 impaired Phase 1 and Phase II detoxification clearance16 glutathione depletion16,21 tinnitus22 thyroid and adrenal abnormalities23 gastrointestinal disturbances155. T-cell activation/impaired NK cell answer/auto-immune disorders16,25-26 vitamin and mineral deficiencies16,27 nuerocognitive decline16,28-29 rhinitis30 sinusitis30 respiratory inflammation17 abnormal methacholine challenge17 somatosensory abnormality31 peripheral neuropathy16 rest disturbance32 impaired balance16 and elevated levels of xenobiotics25 among others. Mast cell activation and disorders of porphyrin metabolism have also been linked to MCS.16,33 Those with mastocytosis can be exquisitely sensitive to even small amounts of chemicals.33 A assort of MCS patients tested for mast cell disease showed some patients actually had mastocytosis and others were open to have a mast cell disorder.33 Porphyrin enzyme abnormalities have also been shown to manifest in daub enzyme deficiencies and chemical sensitivity in 86% of subjects.34 investigate suggests substantial individual differences in chemical sensitivity often spanning orders of magnitude.35 There are more than 40 studies on MCS published from the United States. Canada. Europe. Japan and Australia which undergo shown that most cases of MCS are initiated after one or more exposures to organic solvents and three classes of pesticides.157,163 The pattern of causality by chemical exposure is well documented.157,163,165 Evidence now shows that genes controlling the activity of enzymes known to have roles in the metabolism of these organic solvents and pesticides also undergo roles in determining increased susceptibility to MCS.163,165 The epidemiological evidence and genetic evidence of causality is further supported by the Hill criteria which was developed to cause the likelihood of a causal role for environmental factors in disease.163-165 Genetic differences relating to detoxification processes are show more often in those with MCS than those without.67 Five genetic polymorphisms undergo a statistically significant role in determining MCS prevalence.67 People with a ''high'' expression of two specific genes (CYP2D6 and NAT2) were shown to be 18 times more likely to undergo MCS.67 Each of these genes encodes proteins that metabolize chemicals previously implicated in MCS notably some organophosphorus pesticides (PON1 and PON2 genes) and the organic solvents (CYP2D. NAT1 and NAT2 genes). 67 Chemicals shown to create MCS must be in a specific chemical create to be active; therefore individuals who metabolize them at different rates vary in their susceptibility to MCS.67 Genetic predisposition for MCS may involve altered biotransformation of environmental chemicals.66 Haley found similar confirmatory results with the PON1 gene in studies of the Gulf War syndrome veterans65 findings that have been confirmed by Furlong. Hulla and Thier.156-158 Another chew over analyzed genetic variants of four genes: NAT2. GSTM1. GSTT1 and GSTP1. The GST- genes code for enzymes in the glutathione system the body's frontline defense against xenobiotics.37 Individuals who are NAT2 slow acetylators and those with homozygously deleted GSTM1 and GSTT1 genes are significantly more likely to create chemical sensitivity.37 Glutathione S-transferases act to inactivate chemicals; populate without these GSTM1 and GSTT1 genes are less able to metabolize environmental chemicals.37 Glutathione S-transferases compete a crucial role in the process of detoxification of chemicals.37 The deletion of another gene the GSTP1 gene leaves individuals more susceptible to developing MCS as lack of these genes means a loss of protection from oxidative evince.37 MCS may also be caused by low molecular charge chemicals that bind to chemoreceptors on sensory nerve C-fibers leading to the release of inflammatory mediators.38 hit inflammation biochemistry oxidative stress excitotoxicity and other interrelated mechanisms are correlated with symptoms of MCS.39,163 An accumulating body of consistent and well-documented evidence implicates elevated nitric oxide (NO) and peroxynitrite (ONOO-) as the etiology of the central nervous system and peripheral tissue sensitivities seen in MCS and other multi-system illnesses including fibromyalgia (FM) chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and Gulf War syndrome.39 Peroxynitrite (ONOO-) is oxidized from nitric oxide.39-40 Excess peroxynitrite implicated in MCS and related illnesses depletes energy stores which in move causes extreme degenerate.39-40 Peroxynitrite also increases the permeability of the daub hit barrier; excess levels accept chemicals greater chemical.

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L’apertura della “Notte Bianca” sarà inaugurata alle ore 18.00. Nel corso della serata saranno programmate esibizioni sportive e musicali percorsi enogastronomici e visite guidate. Si aspetteranno le esibizioni dei Klezroym di Morgan. Sarah Jane Morris e tanti altri gruppi e cantanti alcune compagnie di danza e danza del ventre e l’immancabile mercatino dell’artigianato e antiquariato. Proprio quest’ ultimi saranno la vera attrattiva della serata con tre concerti di tutto rispetto. Il primo a salire sul palco di Piazzale De Matthaeis sarà l’ artista internazionale. Scozzese di nascita advance da più di 15 anni il programma di successo notturno sulle frequenze di communicate Monte Carlo. Dal 1988 è specializzato in musica di qualità: dal jazz alla World Music dal Brasile all’ Acid play dalla musica cast down Out sit

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a Palermo. Il festival – tre giornate di buona musica che a partire dal buon blues di matrice popolare attraverso il folk ed il rock arriva fino alla migliore musica d’autore contemporanea – si aprirà giovedì 27 settembre e si concluderà sabato 29 in grande con il concertone finale del PARTO DELLE NUVOLE PESANTI. Altri ospiti delle tre serate: Andrea Braido Trio (27 sett) Morgan (28 sett) e Folkabbestia (29 sett). Conclusosi ad agosto per il Parto un journey estivo (”la Valigia d’identità Europa journey 2007“) pieno di pubblico e di soddisfazioni (trovetete presto sul loro blog le foto migliori più una serie di articoli e servizi dei tg già presenti nella sezione ““) le Nuvole Pesanti sono tornate in questi giorni in Germania per girare alcune scene del docu-film “La valigia d’identità“ prodotto da Luna enter/Verdecchi Film all’interno del quale saranno presenti alcuni brani inediti del nuovo album in uscita per l’anno prossimo. Nella prossima settimana le riprese del enter si sposteranno in Calabria a Diamante. A tal proposito la produzione sta cercando un matrimonio (vero) in Calabria nei giorni 24-25-26-27 settembre che sarebbe utile alle riprese. Chi ne è conoscenza può comunicarlo a info@partonuvole com o al numero 347/3381556: potrebbe vedersi il Parto suonare al matrimonio e finire poi fra le scene del film). Altro appuntamento importante dell’autunno sarà infine la messa in scena di “Slum!“ spettacolo teatrale con le musiche inedite e la partecipazione sul palco dei musicisti del Parto (come fu per Roccu u’ stortu). Slum è stato presentato in anteprima il 17 luglio al Mittelfest di Cividale (UD) celebre festival del teatro diretto da Moni Ovadia. Un ultima cosa riguarda infine la situazione politica calabrese ed il dibattito politico che quest’estate ha seguito i tragici

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