I risultati del piano "Governance delle risorse umane - Modelli innovativi" verranno presentati nell'ambito di un convegno che si terrà a Roma, presso il CNEL (V.le David Lubin n° 2) il prossimo 19 dicembre 2006. Il convegno, intitolato "La gestione delle risorse umane tra esigenze operative e obiettivi di governance", è promosso dal Dipartimento della Funzione Pubblica, Ufficio per il Personale delle Pubbliche Amministrazioni, ed è realizzato dal Formez. L'evento si propone di offrire una lettura dinamica del processo di riforma pubblica, stimolando una riflessione sulle modalità con cui gli Enti hanno finora risposto ai cambiamenti organizzativi e culturali in atto nel Paese sul versante della gestione del lavoro pubblico. L'evento inizia alle ore 9,30 e termina alle ore 17.00. L'indirizzo di saluto è a cura di Carlo Flamment, Presidente Formez.

S3 OPUS, società di ricerca, consulenza e comunicazione, organizza a Roma un "Corso di specializzazione per formatori". Il corso si terrà dal 5 marzo al 3 aprile 2007, in cinque sessioni di due giorni ciascuna, per un totale di 10 giorni e 80 ore d'aula. Esso affronta il tema della formazione arricchendola di nuovi contenuti e metodologie innovative, contestualizzandola al nuovo scenario europeo. Obiettivo del corso è sviluppare le competenze necessarie per progettare e gestire le iniziative formative finanziate attraverso gli strumenti comunitari.

Peter Costello and Joe Aston on NSW becoming a massive levered hedge fund... https://ift.tt/3jFTLQQ

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Le Musée Marmottan, qui fête ses 90 ans cette année, propose une nouvelle exposition sur un thème vaste et fascinant – la représentation du réel dans l’art. Si le terme trompe-l’œil a été utilisé pour la première fois autour de 1800, le courant artistique date de bien avant, et le musée en présente plus de […]

The Marmottan Museum, which celebrates its 90th birthday this year, has a new exhibition on the vast and fascinating topic of trompe-l’œil – the representation of the real in art. And while the term trompe-l’œil was coined sometime around 1800, the art it describes existed many centuries previously, as the museum shows with over 80 […]

Last night I was triggered to writing this post. I haven’t wanted to post for ages because my observations of the craft beer market had become progressively more negative. So after being told last night that Epic beer was shit and it would never get on tap I thought why not share some observations. Where to start?  The monster we are all responsible for. If we go back 20 years or so, craft beer came about because of the endless sea of industrial lager beers post World War II. There was no real diversity available in the beer market. Which […]

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The Catholic Church is mind boggling to me. Most formal religions' teachings are pretty far-fetched, but my exposure for most of my life is to the basic tenets of Christianity, some of which are man as God, virgin conception, rising from the dead--not to mention innumerable miracles, more like magic tricks, that we haven't seen the likes of since--are simply...mind boggling.

And I am surrounded by people who call themselves Christians, and I have learned through the years that some of these people actually know what beliefs they are following, including the ones mentioned above.

I'm really not trying to start a discussion of religion--I'm more interested in how far from any concept of morality and grounded spirituality the Catholic Church has strayed. Granted there was the Inquisition, among dozens of other historical transgressions across the centuries. But now in the middle of mass media and internet scrutiny, the Pope himself is turning his back on the victims of sexual abuse caused by his own flock under his own nose--right there in Europe, even Italy, where the tourists flow to the Vatican to get back to the origin of the religion. And he's done it before--

Christopher Dickey puts this bit of monumental hypocrisy in trenchant perspective -- Newsweek on line: When Death Came For the Archbishop.

Frank Rich really is the eternal hopeful optimist. I haven't heard an "encouraging word" from any Democrat recently about Obama's chances for re-election, let alone the mid term congressional seats coming up. Among my top favorite columnists, Rich sites varying polls and trends to show that, with a good "oomph" from Obama, as opposed to the steady monotonous teaching speeches, the President could change the course of what seems to be looming--Republican takeover of the House at least.

Then again, if you think back two years from right now, with Obama about to be elected President and the country turning against the incumbent Republicans--the atmosphere sure feels different.

In fact, based on historical statistics, it's entirely possible Obama and the dems will hold their own in the upcoming elections:

"...examples of 1962, 1990 and 1998 demonstrate that an incumbent president can in fact lose ground in Congress without being "shellacked."

Ever since the outbreak of whooping cough among vaccinated children in the early 1990's in Laguna Niguel, it's been obvious that the shot doesn't work.

Now new studies show even greater cases of pertussis, or whooping cough, among the vaccinated groups, and "experts" claim it may be due to a new strain. But these experts receive funding from the manufacturers of the shots:

Public officials around the world rely heavily on two groups of pertussis experts when setting vaccine policy relating to the disease. Both groups, and many of their members, receive money from the two leading manufacturers of pertussis vaccine. [http://www.watchdoginstitute.org/2010/12/13/whooping-cough-epidemic-california/]

Bottom line: stay healthy; avoid all vaccines.

I don't get Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, but neither do a lot of people. Then I see this commentary on CNN:

Ruben Navarrette, Jr. (CNN contributor): "Clarence Thomas has an abundance of two things that are often in short supply whenever Americans talk about race: courage and common sense."[http://www.cnn.com/2014/02/14/opinion/navarrette-clarence-thomas-race/index.html?iref=allsearch]

Thomas complains when people criticize him:
"The worst I have been treated was by northern liberal elites...The absolute worst I have ever been treated, the worst things that have been done to me, the worst things that have been said about me, are
by northern liberal elites, not by the people of Savannah, Georgia."

I grew up in the Northeast and I've been to Savannah, and hypocrisy doesn't pass muster either place. Thomas says, "Now, name a day (race) doesn't come up,...Differences in race, differences in sex, somebody doesn't look at you right, somebody says something. Everybody is sensitive."

Too sensitive? Thomas thinks he didn't get hired out of Yale Law School because he got in on affirmative action.  "Thomas also famously appraised his law degree as being worth 15 cents."
[http://www.businessinsider.com/how-clarence-thomas-grew-to-hate-affirmative-action-2013-10affirmative-action-2013-10]

I don't see the common sense. I see conflict of interest and ethics issues in his wife's profitable lobbying pursuits:
[http://mediamatters.org/blog/2013/07/29/groundswell-ginni-thomas-and-continued-conflict/195117]

As for courage, Thomas is famous for never talking--asking questions--as a justice on SOTUS. As much as I don't get Thomas, I don't get Navarrette more.

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