Sunday, December 13, 2009
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few years ago, scientists had discovered fossils in the basement of Mibladen (10 km north of Midelt) the skeleton of a gigantic marine fish. Laymen spoke of a marine dinosaur that dates, depending on local geology, the period in which the high eastern Moulouya
was under the sea Under other skies, this discovery would have interested policy makers in local, regional and even the minister. A
Midelt, the discovery of marine fish is ignored. The elect of the locality where the discovery took place did not even go there. Her response to him who had spoken was "Mayd rikh adikh sighssan" (I did nothing to make bones).
He knew the historical value of such a discovery, and with such bones as well as fossils which abound in the region, it could for example create a museum that would interest the children in the region and the thousands of tourists each year through Midelt.
In my humble opinion, the overwhelming majority of our elected illiterate needs in his daily work of the contribution of intellectuals.
In the West, intellectuals are solicited by politicians of all stripes, they never stop working for local councils and even political parties who are constantly seeking to know the discomfort of their country and to find solutions and new ideas. Our intellectuals
to us, especially in rural communities, remain outside structure. They chose to be free and free from coercion, but that does not mean they do not think of their country. Most volunteers are providing local decision-makers so request. Without the support of intellectuals, the rural councils will continue to spin in circles.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
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Its passage in the chief town of the province, its many sites upgrade reflected.
The potential of the region Midelt are enormous: they are about agriculture, tourism, mining and culture. They need to be developed, the contribution from the state, but also goodwill and communal associations.
To come out of ignorance, illiteracy and poverty that plague since the mines closed, Midelt and the region also need a good civic engagement.
May each acquire the notion of civic duty and social conscience and make a contribution to the building.
Monday, October 19, 2009
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18/10/2009 During the day the socio-educational center of the Al Amal / Midelt was the scene of a mass consultation. Patients were likely to benefit from the passage of a medical humanitarian caravan, from Rabat to be examined.
Two professors, specialists Sixteen and eight paramedics were mobilized by Professor Brahim El Gueddari, the Patron of the team for this free consultation.
We emphasize that the medical caravan has made five hundred and ninety nine multidisciplinary consultations. Views
screening for breast and cervix: 158 cases
eye views: 257 cases. ENT
views: 110 cases.
Baby Care: 59 cases.
urologic: 15 cases.
The doctors had also proceeded to the distribution of some drugs.
The hospital director was actively involved in Midelt to this day by his presence and by making available to the team's medical equipment training.
On behalf of Al Amal Association, I express my sincere thanks to Professor El Gueddari of the National Institute of Oncology (Rabat) and his esteemed team.
I also thank the local authorities and volunteers of the City Council, the benefactors and the management of the Hotel El Ayachi for their contribution in their respective field, the success of this campaign of solidarity. A special mention to Ms. Hafsa Bechar, the instigator of this consultation the needy of Midelt.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
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A fly called by scientists Tuta absoluta devastated this year's entire fields of tomatoes in several regions of Morocco, which has resulted in an increase in Tomato prices that reached record levels dh 15 kg and over.
Tissou N'Ait Saghrouchen, a small town a few dozen inhabitants situated at the foot of El Ayachi, saved face. Its production of several tons was not affected by this leafminer tomatoes.
From June to October , farmers Tissou endow the souk Midelt a good tomato. Medium sized, non-uniform, inhomogeneous color, a gradient of red, thick flesh, the tomato is juicy Tissoit Overflowing water source rock of El Ayachi. Its flavor emerges the taste of a true natural tomato.
Bravo to the producers of this organic tomato unlike certainly not the red tomato sized supermarket shelves, these tomatoes are beautiful but full of chemicals and have no taste.
Sunday, October 4, 2009
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As I mentioned in a former post in this blog, the Outat (now Midelt) offered in the early 19 th century a different image from that of other cities Berber Middle and High Atlas: Ethnically, the population was composite in addition to the dominant tribes, the Ait Ait Ouafella Izdeg and there were several categories of foreign elements: the Iguerouanes, the Ait Seghrouchen, The Oulad Khaoua, The Ait Hdidou, Filali and the Jews.
Jews lived in Ksar Ait Ouafella Lekbir. Jews lived in Ksar Zedgui Athman Or Moussa and Ksar Bousmella.
The Marquis de Segonzag reported until the late nineteenth century: "Jews have a unique location in the Ait and Ait Izdeg Ouafella.
The Alumni who have demonstrated oral Outatiens tell us that they had good neighborly relations with the Jews who lived with them in Ksars raised. Jews and Zedguis Afellaouis were fellahs and possessed the land they worked themselves or they were working by Khem (sharecroppers in the fifth).
An oral source, an old man of Ksar Tamoussa Ouali us that he had assisted in the 30s of last century, a fight between Jews and those Zedguis of Bousmella Athmane Oumoussa. In some minutes the battle began, the two ksars honor was at stake between two clans fighting occurred near the shrine of St. Sapharide, Moul El Kaf. Still, according to our source, shots Bouheba (former rifle) were exchanged.
Alerted, the Amghar for Athman Oumoussa arrived with a bang on his mule, waved his tarrezet (turban) to announce he had in Parliament. A few minutes later, everything was entered in order.
The reasons for this outburst? Our source believes it was a problem of honor. The scuffle was brief.
This was consistent with what people say Imazighen "in Amazigh, anger is like fire, bright and brief, revenge is like the embers, invisible but durable. "
Saturday, September 26, 2009
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Thursday, March 5, 2009
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Without going into details of construction, the model will help you better appreciate and understand why all of the importance of good planning a construction project.
Monday, February 23, 2009
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Ask this question to a contractor, 19 times out of 20, you'll answer as a non franc. Why? Often because they are loathe to have to deal with green building. It is much easier to build with common materials, most available on the market and also the most "disposable." The problem is there. We live in dwellings disposable. Our houses have a very limited lifespan. In North America since the mid-90s, people move on average 3 ½ years. What good is investing in materials durable! The roof is a life of only 15 years old, it does not hurt anything, when it will rebuild the house will probably have 4 or 5 different owners. The problem with this line of thought is that our landfills are filling up visibly. We construct synthetic materials with a limited life, often with dubious quality. Take for example the carpet. It's simple, inexpensive (I still have doubts about this), quickly installed and look very sober. Did you know that the leftover carpet is HHW (Household Hazardous Waste)? This means that you can not simply put in the trash, you must have correctly as you surely do with your old paint cans (again, I have some doubts). Cover the soil of our homes with hazardous household waste, you must admit it's a bit ridiculous. The painting "low" emission of VOCs (volatile organic contaminates) I am not! I am not at all VOC! Why should I paint my contaminate life? Melamine is so much simpler, it washes so well! It also gives off so much formaldehyde! Now ask yourself this question: Is it profitable to build green?
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
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Wednesday, January 14, 2009
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N e So here in mid-January. The holidays are past. Our project successfully cooked.
We will build a house of straw! Well, not any straw. Straw is the main insulation. I can already hear many tell us A house of straw. What's the deal? You do not read The 3 Little Pigs? Of course we read this story! But just remember, the 3 little pigs built a house of straw, wood and brick. We will use these three materials in the construction of ours.
We will build a house structure beams and columns solid wood we take the field and directly from local producers. Subsequently we will adapt the technique of GREB (Ecological Research Group of the sandbar) to insulate the house with straw again for local producers to minimize transportation costs and the production of embodied energy. The recovery of exterior and interior walls will be made of wood siding protected using green products Lyvos . The roof will be covered with larch shingles which besides being very environmentally friendly, have a lifespan of over 100 extraordinary years.
The purpose of all this is having a house built with the least amount of synthetic material and leave the smallest footprint possible. We will also incorporate into our construction recovery systems rainwater Management, energy, passive solar heating, natural ventilation and finally a greenhouse cultivation in the year.
To help us achieve this great project we used a wonderful person: GN Catherine Marcoux, student Bachelor of Architectural Design at the University of Montreal. You can also learn more about it here . Catherine already working on house plans. We will soon be able to show you a brief overview of the house.
Alex