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Patata non era un cane del canile di Castrovillari.
Patata è nata randagia a Castrovillari e in canile non ci è mai
entrata tranne che gli ultimi giorni prima della partenza, per il
microchip e le vaccinazioni.
Questo splendore mix maremmanina bianco e arancio è stata trovata
due anni fa, a due mesi, tutta spelacchiata e affamata sotto un
cespuglio, da Irene, la sua volontaria calabrese.
Che lha nutrita e vista crescere randagia, nel branchetto fuori dal
canile.
Inutile nasconderlo, Irene ha sempre avuto un debole per Patata.
Forse per la sua timidezza (adora le coccole ma bisogna andargliele
a fare), per i suoi occhi innocenti, per la sua infinità bontà, per
la sua ehm
pigrizia che non la fa essere proprio un cane scattante,
ma quasi una gattona buona e sorniona che ama osservare il mondo
sdraiata e sonnecchiante, per la sua dolcezza e affettuosità che sa
mostrare molto bene dopo che ti ha conosciuto un po perché
allinizio è proprio sulle sue.
Salita in staffetta lo scorso marzo perché richiesta a Verona e poi
rifiutata dai suoi adottanti (per fortuna!), è arrivata al Nord dopo
che Irene le aveva trovato uno stallo di fortuna giù a Castrovillari
perché il suo branco era stato decimato, come detto più volte.
Lho messa in pensione solo grazie alla generosità della mia amica
volontaria Valeria che ringrazio pubblicamente, come ringrazio
lamico Enrico che si è dato molto da fare per lei e si un po
innamorato di questa cucciolona di foca bianca dagli occhioni neri
sperduti.
Patata è scesa dalla staffetta a Milano paralizzata dal terrore,
stanca e con gli occhi arrossati per lo stress. Ma non era solo
stanchezza: Patata era malata ma noi ancora non lo sapevamo.
Dal primo rifugio è stata cacciata in quattro e quattro otto perché
dopo pochissimi giorni ha iniziato a perdere sangue rosso vivo
dallintestino. Paura del contagio per gli altri cani. Sta di fatto
che per Patata ci hanno dato un massimo di 12-24 ore di tempo per
trovarle unaltra sistemazione.
Patata aveva dei brutti parassiti intestinali: oltre ai tricuridi,
gli strongili che salgono nei polmoni e che lavrebbero uccisa se
non lavessimo curata.
Portata in una bella pensione, pulitissima e organizzatissima, ha
fatto il suo ciclo di antibiotici ed è guarita.
E sabato 20, laltro ieri, dopo che Enrico l'ha recuperata dal
parrucchiere che lha pulita e gonfiata come un peluche, labbiamo
condotta in Toscana dalla splendida Nicoletta, da sua figlia, una
bimba ADORABILE, e dai suoi genitori accoglienti e sorridenti.
E stato stupendo incontrare queste persone meravigliose,
innamoratesi di Patata dalle sole foto e dalla descrizione; persone
generose, dal cuore grande, simpatiche, affabili, dai sentimenti
veri, puliti e intensi. Ed è stato fantastico, anche locchio vuole
la sua parte, che questa meravigliosa famiglia ha accolto con amore
Patata nella sua casa vive in uno dei posti più belli del mondo: il
Chianti fiorentino!
Patata è buffissima: non sa fare le scale e non è che si sia mossa
molto. Adoro prenderla in giro, chiamandola Movida madrilena e
dicendole di non agitarsi così tanto che le fa male alla salute
oppure chiedendole dove sia la zip sotto la pancia per rimuovere le
pile scariche e inserire quelle nuove.
In effetti, ieri e laltro ieri Patata sembrava un morbido e
adorabile tappetone per scendere dal letto più che un cane e a un
certo punto, come si vede in una delle foto, non ha più avuto voglia
di camminare e si è tuffata di testa nellerba alta rimanendo
immobile come una stola di pelliccia! E' davvero un fumetto!
Ma è un amore di tenerezza e sinmpatia e siamo sicuri che quando
prenderà confidenza si muoverà di più e comunicherà di più. Del
resto con la figlia di Nicoletta va già al guinzaglio senza
problemi e
le ha già dato un bacino!
Grazie a Irene, la sua mamma morale, allEnpa tutta, a Carla
Rocchi, la sua instancabile Presidente, al comune di Castrovillari,
grazie a Giuseppe, il mitico staffettista, a Valeria, Enrico e
soprattutto grazie alla splendida NICOLETTA E A TUTTA LA SUA
FAMIGLIA! Che bello sapere che ci sono ancora persone così!
Giorgia
The MPLAB REAL ICE In-Circuit Emulator System is Microchip's next generation high-speed emulator for Microchip Flash DSC and MCU devices. It debugs and programs PIC and dsPIC Flash microcontrollers with the easy-to-use but powerful graphical user interface of the MPLAB Integrated Development Environment (IDE), included with each kit. The MPLAB REAL ICE Probe Kit includes: - MPLAB REAL ICE unit - Standard Driver Board - USB cable - 6 RJ-11 connecting cable - MPLAB IDE and documentation CD
y cositos chiquitos (de los cuales no me se el nombre) a sus costados xP
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Microchip's ENC28J60 is a 28-pin, 10BASE-T stand alone Ethernet Controller with on board MAC & PHY, 8 Kbytes of Buffer RAM and an SPI serial interface. With a small foot print package size the ENC28J60 minimizes complexity, board space and cost. Target applications include VoIP, Industrial Automation, Building Automation, Home Control, Security and Instrumentation.
So far we have not been able to get his people to pick up the phone, so we may need to find a new home for this fella. The microchip people can't give us all the info they have but have told us his name is Uncle and he was born in 2009. His chip was registered in 2010. His home address is, ironically, Eldert Lane (we live on Eldert Street), which is not all that close to us. It's entirely possible his people moved closer and then lost him, but unless they answer the phone we won't be able to return him. Who doesn't have voicemail these days?
His details:-
- Male Foot Beagle
- Neutered
- In very good condition
- Found beginning March 2012 in The Glen area of Cork
- Housetrained
- No Microchip
- Contact
Tel 086 3457488
email info@dogactionwelfaregroup.ie
Noel had been hanging around a neighbor's house for months. He was already neutered but there was no sign of anyone looking for him (no microchip unfortunately). They took him inside before the cold weather really kicked in. They had to go out of town so we picked him up and got him to the vet. He's healthy, around 4 years old, negative for FIV/FeLV and now has an updated rabies vaccine. He's still shy with us but we bet if he had a foster home he would warm up quickly (he was very friendly with his caretakers). Are you looking to bring home a cuddly cat without a lifetime commitment? Fostering helps ease the burden on rescue orgs while helping give the cat more attention and comfort. DM if you'd like to help us help more cats! Ideally you would live in Bushwick or nearby. We can provide some basic supplies to start you off! #fostersneeded #fosteringsaveslives #catsofbushwick instagr.am/p/CmuBRdpOKoR/
He had a microchip, but the registered owner says he gave him to his girlfriend. She says she gave him to someone else...yada yada yada....It might be awhile before we can find his home. At least we know his name is Boston.
È solo un microchip, ma attenzione potrebbe essere una planimetria di una città del futuro, forse di domani o forse dell'altro dì..
These 8 week old dachshund cross terrier puppies came in for a health check and first vaccination and microchip.
A mobile, bespoke work academy has led to full time employment at Stein’s Fish and Chips for one young man who was previously focussed on jobs in IT.
Jack Adams, 22, had recently become a client of the Bodmin Jobcentre Plus when he was referred to a Sector Based Work Academy due to take place at the Victory Hall, in Padstow. Run by NfET (Newquay for Excellence Training) the academies cater for many businesses in Cornwall and all attendees are guaranteed an interview after completing the programme.
The academy was supported by Skills Support for the Unemployed (SSU) which receives ESF Convergence co-financed by the Skills Funding Agency. Led by The Learning Partnership for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly Ltd SSU has a variety of partners delivering training including NfET.
Read the full story on our website: www.inspiringwork.org/news/microchips-to-fish-and-chips
Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt
Zena™ is a wireless network analyzer that graphically displays wireless network traffic following the IEEE 802.15.4™ specification on the 2.4GHz band. ZENA supports both the ZigBee™ and MiWi™ protocols. In conjunction with the hardware packet sniffer, the software can analyze complete network traffic and graphically display decoded packets. It can also display a graphical representation of the network topology and the messages as they flow through the network. This information can then be saved and/or exported for futher analysis. Debugging a wireless network without ZENA is like trying to debug a circuit without an oscilloscope. If you will be developing with either the ZigBee or the MiWi protocols, ZENA is an essential development tool.
Honeybees are being infected with parasitical maggots that are laying eggs inside the bees. These ZomBees were first discovered at SF State’s Hensill Hall in the northern corner of the campus by entomologist and Biology professor John Hafernik and his research team. Photo by Tearsa Joy Hammock.
Graduate student Christopher Quock is conducting an experiment on the ZomBees and the process of bees being infected through a system of tagging them with tiny microchips that can be read by lasers mounted at the entrance of a manmade monitoring beehive.
The team has asked people nationwide to be aware of and begin collecting the slow-moving/immobile bees found on the ground or near lights or light-traps to be submitted for research.
Sept. 13, 2012. Photo by: Tearsa Joy Hammock / Xpress
A microchip is a small computer. It allows for much more difficult tasks to be processed easier. The actual chip can be seen through the cutaway in the top.
The chip I took the lid off to photograph shattered from thermal stress. There were some large slivers that broke off, this is one of them
Driving BJ home as his owner had no car and lived nearby. Puppies love to stray and i highly recommend you have them microchipped + a tag with your contact details.
The life of all of us depends on the second to second uninterrupted function of our heart. Cardiovascular disease affects 1 in 5 Australians and kills 1 every 12 minutes. To mend the broken heart, several drugs, surgeries and devices have been developed. However, none of these therapies can regenerate the damaged heart tissue! Similar to what happens in some animals. For example, zebrafish can repair its heart at any time of its life– much like a lizard that can grow back its tail. In my research, I’m trying to find a way to understand the mechanism of heart cell interactions in mice to uncover this mystery and to apply it for human heart treatments.
In my PhD, I use microfabrication and 3D-Printing technology, to design and make microchips that resembles the natural environment of cardiac cells; to model heart vascularization on a micro-chip. In our lab, we have discovered a novel population of stem-like cells during heart development called Progenitor Endothelial Cells (PECs). Our early data indicate that PECs, can make blood vessels in the mouse heart. This successfully happens in my microchip as well.
In this image, I have cultured the heart beating cells (the red ones) with the PECs (the green cells) to see if they can model the heart function: the red cells are nicely beating in the video, and the green cells prime together to form the vasculature (the right lower corner of the image). At the moment, I am looking at how these cells communicate which each other and which molecules and proteins regulate these cardiac cell function.