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ASIA/CHINA - Too much time wasted in front of a computer or on cell phones, too little to read the Bible
Beijing (Agenzia Fides) - Among the various initiatives related to the spread of the Bible and the promotion of knowledge in mainland China, we report what is called "transmission of the Holy Scriptures in the family", which is promoted by 4 mission stations in the southern suburbs of Beijing. It began on July 1 and ends on June 30, 2015, to celebrate 5 years of their foundation. According to the priest organizer, "people today waste too much of their time with computers and cell phones, few people think about reading the Word of God, especially the young. So we want to encourage and help families to get into the habit of reading the Bible together, to apply God's Word to life, becoming authentic Christians".
To implement the initiative, the priest brings a Bible and a blessed candle to a family that becomes available. The family prepares a small altar in the center of their own home where the Bible is placed and lights the candle, remembering that the Word of God enlightens and guides the lives of the faithful. During the week, all members of the family commit themselves to reading and sharing the Word of God together, according to the indications given by the priest. At the end of the week, the priest brings the Bible to another family and so on.
Among other biblical initiatives, one hundred copies of the Bible were distributed on July 18 by the pastor of the parish of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Beijing, accompanied by a group of parishioners, university students who participated in the summer camp. The parish is concluding the celebrations for the centenary of the reconstruction (see Fides 19/07/2014). Even the Diocese of Cang Zhou in He Bei province, is committed to promoting the reading of the Word of God in parishes and ecclesial base communities. (NZ) (Agenzia Fides 23/07/2014)
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The coupon book seems to have entirely beaten the financial crisis, says Communicate magazine.
November 28, 2009 9:23 by Sam Potter
RUNNING TOTAL. The books launch in December each year (just in time for Christmas). This is the major print run, and Benton says the company tries to make it the only one. But if sales are high, extra runs can sometimes become necessary. This year, for instance, the Abu Dhabi books have been a runaway success, and the company was forced to embark on both a second and third print run.
Combined, the company prints between 50,000 and 60,000 copies of its books for the UAE alone, and it is witnessing good growth in the newer markets of Bahrain and Qatar. It's a huge increase from the first-ever print run of 3,000 books, from which Benton admits, "We learnt a lot."
"We didn't shrink wrap the books, and people ripped out the vouchers," she says. "It's good though, because you need to make mistakes to further your knowledge."
These teething problems may be far behind, but it's not plain sailing for the series nowadays either. In a surprise move, this year Subway refused to accept the vouchers it had placed in the book, displaying posters in the windows of each outlet announcing that it was no longer honouring the coupons.
"I was really surprised with Subway," admits Benton. "Subway has been one of our clients for the last eight years, and to be honest I'm not quite sure myself what happened. Out of 1,500 outlets you always get one or two where something happens, a small percentage that goes wrong. They've always been a great client so there's no hard feelings."
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My blog neighbor Max Lindenman decided to see what all the fuss was about, and took in his first Mass in the Extraordinary Form.
A Mass in the Extraordinary Form does not have to be cold, bombastic, or decked in glitz like Liberace's bathroom. It's always seemed to me that trads like to plug all these qualities as a package deal under the label "reverence," "majesty," or "transcendence" Eavesdrop on the wrong Internet debates, and you'll come away thinking they want every church to look like the cathedral at Rheims and every service to resemble the coronation of the Dauphin Charles. The chapel at MMM church is very small, in fact. I doubt more than 200 people were on hand for the 11:00 High Mass, but the pews looked nearly full. Though not severe, the decor is simple — no gazillion-dollar baldecchino, just a corpus, a tabernacle, a couple of statues, and some very nice tilework. I found the overall effect warm and homey.
In fact, a Mass in the Extraordinary Form can be downright easy to miss. When the celebrant priest entered the nave, followed by the altar servers, I knew something was up. When he about-faced and led them back down the aisle, blessing everyone with holy water, I was sure of it. But then he went back to the altar and stood in front of it for what seemed like a very long time. Just when I was about to ask the lady sitting next to me what was keeping Father, I overheard him praying. Oh, wait. I thought. This is the Mass. He sure doesn't beat anyone over the head with it.
Time can fly during an EF Mass. Exactly 6.7 miles separate my house and MMM. To atone for allowing my car to be towed, I hoofed it the whole way, in cordovan oxfords. I arrived expecting to wince at every liturgically-mandated change in posture, but I didn't. I credit the Gregorian chants, which are so hypnotic that standing and sitting and kneeling flowed into one another without causing a single spasm of discomfort, though the transitions came at a rate that would impress Billy Blanks.
Trad priests hold confessions right before, and even during, Mass. I'd heard this before, but had forgotten about it until this morning. This means that a fully-functioning traditionalist can end up spending less time in church than a fully-functioning regular Catholic. Well played.
Trad altar servers have the best knees of any human beings on earth. At this Mass, I counted six, all boys. By my lights, they seemed to kneel at least twice as often as us parishioners, and they had to do it fast — no dying-camel acts would have passed muster. It's just as well none of them looked old enough to play high-level organized football. Having them line up in size order, with the tallest on the left, is a good policy, a gentle brand of regimentation far more in the spirit of Martha Stewart Living than Mein Kampf.
Having said that, Max was not exactly blown away by the experience. "Tradistan's not a place I could live in, but it's certainly a nice one to visit," he concludes. Read the rest.


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openSuse 12.1 Review: An Elite OSSubmitted by srlinuxx on Friday 18th of November 2011 12:56:23 AM Filed under
muktware.com: We have already played with Ubuntu 11.10, Fedora 16 and today openSUSE 12.1 arrived. I have been casually using openSUSE 12.1 (RC) for a while and am quite comfortable with it -- a compliment as its coming from a long-time Ubuntu user.
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zdnet.co.uk: It has been a long development cycle, with a lot of very hard work by the developers. In my opinion, the developers hard work has really paid off, this is an excellent release.
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I only have one "it" name. For both genders. Much as I adore all the other names on my short list, and much as I imagine those will be the names I'll use if it's all up to me, there's just nothing as perfect as Isabelle and Caleb to me. They're just it. I'm hoping that after I use those names that one of my other favorites become the "it" names, because I love them too much to really want to give them up, either. But still, Arianne, Olivia, Violet, Rachel, Liliana, Charlotte, Everett, Jack, Asher, Grayson, Brody, Bailey, Avery, etc.--they're just not on par with Isabelle and Caleb!Ashley
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Man Jailed After Crash Kills 2, Hurts 6 In Western Wis.
Authorities say a 21-year-old Wisconsin man is in jail after fleeing the scene of a crash in western Wisconsin Saturday morning that killed two people and injured six others. The Wisconsin State Patrol received a report of a crash involving two vehicles at about 2:40 a.m. Saturday on westbound Interstate 94 in Dunn County near the city of Elk Mound, which is between Menomonie and Eau Claire.
Voters Get First Chance To See Walker With Burke
Wisconsin voters get a chance to assess Gov. Scott Walker alongside Democratic challenger Mary Burke as the two meet for a live debate broadcast nationwide.
Wisconsin Truck Driver Arrested In Fatal Crash
Wisconsin authorities have arrested a man who they say caused a fatal crash in a dump truck while he was intoxicated. The La Crosse County District Attorney's Office says the 36-year-old man faces a charge of homicide by intoxicated use of a motor vehicle in the July crash that killed 29-year-old Jason Songer of La Crescent, Minnesota.
Federal Judge Says Hold On Gay Marriages Is Lifted
A federal judge in Wisconsin says she is lifting her hold on an order allowing same-sex marriages to take place in Wisconsin. Judge Barbara Crabb declared Wisconsin's ban on gay marriage unconstitutional in June, but she put her ruling on hold a week later while the state appealed. The hold was set to expire as soon as appeals ended.
Michelle Obama Rallies Young Voters In Wisconsin
First lady Michelle Obama is rallying young voters in Wisconsin's governor's race, saying if they show up to vote Republican Gov. Scott Walker can be defeated. Obama appeared at a rally Tuesday near the University of Wisconsin campus before heading south to rally for Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn at the University of Illinois.
Ex-Pastor Charged In Wisconsin Child Porn Case
Sheboygan County authorities have charged a former youth church director with 15 counts of possessing child pornography.
Gay Marriage Legal In Wisconsin After SCOTUS Move
The Supreme Court cleared the way Monday for an immediate expansion of same-sex marriage by unexpectedly and tersely turning away appeals from five states seeking to prohibit gay and lesbian unions. The court's order effectively makes gay marriage legal in 30 states.
Emergency Responders Prepare For Oil Spill
Nearly 100 emergency responders are training this week on how to handle a large oil spill on the Mississippi River caused by a train derailment. The training is a response to rapidly rising rail shipments of crude oil from North Dakota that pass by the Mississippi.
Wis.'s Castle Doctrine Doesn't Apply Outside Dwelling
A state appeals court has ruled that Wisconsin's castle doctrine law doesn't apply outside a dwelling.
Woman Accuses Wisconsin Billionaire Of Assault
A second woman has accused Racine billionaire Samuel Curtis Johnson III of sexual assault.
In Wis., 55 Died As A Result Of Domestic Violence In 2013
A new report sheds light on the life and death consequences of domestic violence in Wisconsin. The organization End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin released a study that shows 55 people died as a result of domestic violence in 2013.
Gov. Chris Christie Campaigning In Minnesota, Wisconsin
Republican Jeff Johnson's campaign for governor is about to get a boost from New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. Christie, who is also chairman of the Republican Governors Association, will be in Minnesota on Oct. 13 to campaign for Johnson.
Man Killed After Tire Flies Through Windshield In Wis.
A passenger in a car was killed after a tire flew off an oncoming vehicle and through the windshield of the victim's car on the interstate in Dane County. The State Patrol says the fatal accident happened shortly after 1 a.m. Monday on Interstate 39/90 near Madison's Beltline interchange.
Police: Wis. Teen Dies In 'Car Surfing' Accident
An 18-year-old western Wisconsin man is dead after authorities say he fell while "car surfing" early Saturday morning, according to the La Crosse Police Department. The fatal car accident occurred in the early morning hours Saturday, between midnight and 2 a.m., in the area of East Avenue, south of Losey Boulevard in La Crosse.
Mother Of Stabbing Victim, 12, Talks About Ordeal
The mother of a 12-year-old Wisconsin girl stabbed 19 times says her daughter's will to live is the reason she found the strength to crawl out of the woods to get help following the attack. Stacie Leutner and her husband have been talking with ABC's David Muir about their daughter and her ordeal last May following a sleepover with two classmates.


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By Rudy Hemmann The Surveyor The Berthoud Board of Trustees worked for more than four hours on Nov. 12, hammering out details of the 2015 budget. The regularly scheduled meeting… Read more
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Comedian Dave Chappelle has given his first interview in roughly five years revealing his thoughts on Watch the Throne and Young Money star Nicki Minaj.
Admitting he recently purchased Jay-Z and Kanye West's joint LP, Chappelle co-signed Minaj's beauty.
"I just downloaded it yesterday," Chappelle said when asked for his opinion on Watch the Throne. "I haven't listened to the whole record. Real talk. Actually, I did see Kanye at Coachella [music festival]. Which was great…He ripped it, it was a good show…Nicki Minaj? Yeah, she's a good looking girl. You keep asking me about all these girls. Nicki Minaj is a good looking girl." (Wild 94.9)
In December, rapper Talib Kweli talked about his close-knit relationship with Chappelle.
"I do shows with Dave and link up with Dave a few times during the year," Kweli revealed in an interview. "We did a show at a comedy club. Black Star and Dave Chappelle — and it's great because me and Mos [Def] come out and do 20 minutes, Dave does 20 minutes and then me and Mos come out. Dave is in a position where he does what he wants to do. He lives in Ohio on a farm. He has his Harley [Davidson motorcycle], he books little gigs whenever he feels like getting out and telling some jokes." (XXL Mag)
Last summer, comedian JB Smoove talked to SOHH and shared his thoughts on Chappelle's seclusion from stardom.
"I think we, as comics, have to evolve and keep up with the times. So for us and with Dave, when Dave with through that whole Comedy Central thing, I think he had to evolve. I think he didevolve and he ended up somewhere else that he didn't want to be at. But a lot of comics like myself, man, I'm different. I'm a comic that's pretty satisfied with the phones ringing with a steady flow of shows, steady flow of movies, steady flow of stuff. Some comics, they have bigger opportunities like the 'Chappelle's Show.' The show was huge at that time, all that money and it makes you have to step back sometimes and release yourself and look at yourself and say, 'Is this where I want to be as a comic? Is this who I am right now?'" (SOHH Guest Star)
After stopping his successful "Chappelle's Show" after only two seasons on Comedy Central, the comedian later explained his reasons for leaving the limelight.
"I would go to work on the show and I felt awful every day, that's not the way it was. … I felt like some kind of prostitute or something. If I feel so bad, why keep on showing up to this place? I'm going to Africa. The hardest thing to do is to be true to yourself, especially when everybody is watching." (Inside the Actors Studio)
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Tonight's guests:
- Alan Gomez, USA Today immigration reporter
- Terry Mutchler, author of "Under This Beautiful Dome"
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Thursday's Mini-Report, 11.13.14
Today's edition of quick hits:
* Nothing official just yet: "President Obama will ignore angry protests from Republicans and announce as soon as next week a broad overhaul of the nation's immigration enforcement system that will protect up to five million undocumented immigrants from the threat of deportation and provide many of them with work permits, according to administration officials who have direct knowledge of the plan."
* ISIS: "The release of new audio purportedly from the leader of ISIS is filled with soaring rhetoric, promising 'volcanoes of jihad' and dismissing the United States as 'terrified' and meek. But what is he really saying?"
* Related news: "U.S. military leaders defended the Obama administration's strategy against the Islamic State on Thursday, arguing before skeptical lawmakers that President Obama's plan to put Iraqi forces at the forefront of the fight had achieved some limited battlefield success while laying the groundwork for a larger, long-term campaign against the group."
* Keep a very close eye on this one: "Russia has informed the United States that it is planning to reduce its participation next year in a joint effort to secure nuclear materials on Russian territory, a move that could seriously undermine more than two decades of cooperation aimed at ensuring that nuclear bomb components do not fall into the hands of terrorists or a rogue state."
* Look for more on this on tonight's show: "Don Blankenship, the longtime chief executive of Massey Energy, was indicted today on charges that he violated federal mine safety laws at the company's Upper Big Branch Mine prior to an April 2010 explosion that killed 29 miners."
* I still think this is a very bad idea: "For the first time in the six-year fight over the controversial Keystone XL pipeline, both houses of Congress will hold a vote on the proposed project, giving each side in a Louisiana Senate election a chance to boost its candidate."
* Another domino falls: "Kansas has officially become the 33rd state to legalize marriage equality."
* And speaking of Kansas: "Wichita and south-central Kansas were shaken by a sustained and moderate-strength earthquake at 3:40 p.m. Wednesday. The magnitude-4.8 earthquake had its epicenter eight miles south of Conway Springs in Sumner County, the U.S. Geological Survey reported on its website. The earthquake had a depth of 3.4 miles."
* This strikes me as completely nuts: "In the netherworld of consumer debt, there are zombies: bills that cannot be killed even by declaring personal bankruptcy. Tens of thousands of Americans who went through bankruptcy are still haunted by debts long after -- sometimes as long as a decade after -- federal judges have extinguished the bills in court."
Why the NRA won't celebrate the 2014 elections
If you missed last night's segment, Rachel noted a point that hasn't gotten quite enough attention: Republicans have had a great election cycle, but their pals in the National Rifle Association did not.
Alec MacGillis' recent piece rings true:
There were precious few silver linings for Democrats in last week's midterms, but a big one has been mostly overlooked. It was a pretty good election, all things considered, for the movement to strengthen gun laws -- a part of the liberal coalition that is supposed to be among the most beleaguered. In fact, the election quietly shifted the dynamic on gun politics in ways that could have a significant impact on coming fights over gun laws and on the 2016 election.
For a variety of reasons -- some real, some imagined -- the political world has come to think of the NRA as an unstoppable political juggernaut. But this year, the group went after Connect Gov. Dan Malloy (D) and Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper (D) with a vengeance, and both won their re-election campaigns anyway.
And it wasn't just statewide races, either.
After two Colorado lawmakers who supported strict new gun-control laws were voted out of office in a special recall election last year, the National Rifle Association and its allies celebrated their huge win in the battle over gun laws in state capitols. But that particular victory did not last.Even as Coloradans elected a Republican senator for the first time in a dozen years and handed Republicans control of one chamber of the state legislature, voters did an abrupt about-face when it came to the recalls. The two pro-gun Republicans elected during the recalls were handily beaten this month by Democratic candidates -- one of whom once worked for the gun-control group founded by former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York City.
And in the state of Washington, a measure was on the ballot that would implement background checks for all gun sales in the state. It passed by 18 points.
The mess Jonathan Gruber created
Part of the problem with the Jonathan Gruber "stupid" story is that it's a shiny object for the political world to stare at for a while. It offers more heat than light. It's a bouncing ball for political insiders to chase after, despite its relative insignificance.
But since it's likely to soon be the subject of congressional hearings, and since your crazy uncle who watches Fox News all day will be talking about nothing else at Thanksgiving, let's grudgingly tackle this week's Most Important Story Of All Time As Agreed Upon By Republicans And The Beltway Media.
Congressional Republicans seized Wednesday on controversial comments made by a former health-care consultant to the Obama administration, with one leading House conservative suggesting that hearings could be called in response as part of the GOP effort to dismantle the law in the next Congress and turn public opinion ahead of the 2016 election."We may want to have hearings on this," said Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), an influential voice among GOP hardliners and a member of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, in an interview at the Capitol. "We shouldn't be surprised they were misleading us."
In the unlikely event you haven't heard about this, at issue are comments made last year by Jonathan Gruber at a panel discussion.
"This bill was written in a tortured way to make sure CBO did not score the mandate as taxes," Gruber said. "Lack of transparency is a huge political advantage. And basically, call it the 'stupidity of the American voter' or whatever, but basically that was really, really critical to getting the thing to pass."
And it's these words, captured on video, that have sent Republican politics into a frenzy. It's proof, the right insists, that the Affordable Care Act was passed in a fraudulent way, intended to take advantage of the public's "stupidity."
Conservatives are planning congressional hearings to scrutinize Gruber's comments in granular detail. Fox News is obsessed. The right is pushing the Supreme Court to recognize and consider Gruber's comments in the upcoming King v. Burwell case.
And while it's nearly impossible to slow down a snowball of spin while it's still picking up speed, now would be an excellent time for everyone to pause, take a deep breath, and appreciate the degree to which this story isn't quite what it appears to be.
About that National Women's Museum....
Last night on the show, Rachel had a fascinating conversation with Doug Heye, a Republican strategist, a former communications director for the RNC, and a top aide in former House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's office. The two, not surprisingly, discussed what Americans can expect from the Republican-led Congress.
And while the whole interview is certainly worth your time, there was something Heye said that got me thinking. He was stressing the point that there are worthwhile measures that passed the GOP-led House over the last two years, but they got stuck in the Democratic-led Senate, and those bills may now stand a better chance of success. In fact, Heye offered a specific example.
"[Democrat] Carolyn Maloney had a bill that passed with 383 votes in the House to move forward a National Women's Museum. The House passed that, the Senate won't move it," Heye said. "You would think with everything that we've talked about in the past two years with the war on women, it would be the House Republicans blocking Women's Museum, not Harry Reid stalling that bill."
And that got me wondering about whatever happened to the legislation authorizing the women's museum to be built on or near the National Mall. Did the Democratic Senate Majority Leader really ignore the idea?
Actually, no. The Hill ran this report just last month.
House champions of legislation to jump-start the creation a women's history museum in the nation's capital are upping the pressure on Senate conservatives who are blocking the proposal in the upper chamber.Reps. Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y.) and Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.), lead sponsors of the House-passed bill, are urging Sens. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) and Mike Lee (R-Utah) to drop their hold on the proposal in hopes of salvaging the legislation in the waning days of the 113th Congress. [...]The pair derailed the effort of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) to fast-track the legislation via unanimous consent.
So, Harry Reid didn't "stall" the bill, so much as he tried to pass it, only to run into opposition from conservative Republicans.
The New York Daily News editorialized in September, "Two Republicans who happen to be men are inexcusably blocking a drive to establish in Washington a National Women's History Museum that would chronicle the achievements of half the nation."
This wasn't even the first time.
Thursday's Campaign Round-Up, 11.13.14
Today's installment of campaign-related news items that won't necessarily generate a post of their own, but may be of interest to political observers:
* A striking statistic in Louisiana's U.S. Senate runoff: "Democratic Senator Mary Landrieu's re-election race is truly running out of air: She's responsible for a mere 4 percent of all TV spots in the week-old Louisiana runoff. Republican challenger Bill Cassidy and his friends paid for 96 percent of the spots that have run so far."
* In Alaska, Dan Sullivan (R), the presumed winner of the state's U.S. Senate race, flew to D.C. yesterday to participate in the election of the new Senate Republican leadership team. Sen. Mark Begich (D), meanwhile, has not yet conceded.
* And speaking of the new Senate Republican leadership team, though there was some chatter during the campaign season about a shake-up, Mitch McConnell was unanimously chosen by his GOP colleagues as the new Senate Majority Leader. The rest of the leadership team -- John Cornyn, John Thune, and John Barrasso -- will also remain intact.
* In Arizona's unresolved U.S. House race, Martha McSally (R) declared victory last night over Rep. Ron Barber (D), but the race is headed for a recount and Barber has not conceded the contest.
* Though he's previously suggested he would retire at the end of his term, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) said this week that he's "absolutely" leaning towards running for a sixth term in 2016.
Elizabeth Warren elevated to leadership post
One of the interesting things about congressional leadership posts is that they're basically the result of tradition. There's only one leadership position mandated by the Constitution -- the Speaker of the House -- and every other post in both chambers was effectively invented by the parties themselves.
And as such, the parties can make up new leadership offices whenever it suits their fancy.
After the 2010 midterms, for example, House Democrats lost their majority and discovered they had more leaders than leadership positions. It was a game of musical chairs and someone was going to be left standing.
So, Dems simply added a chair, creating a brand new position just for Rep. James Clyburn (D-S.C.), who transitioned from "House Majority Whip" to "Assistant Democratic Leader."
Four years later, Senate Democrats have lost their majority and are putting together their leadership team. None of the top four Dems -- Harry Reid (D-Nev.), Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), and Patty Murray (D-Wash.) -- lost this year, and all four want to keep their positions, only now in the minority.
But they also want to add Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) to the leadership team. What to do? Amanda Terkel and Ryan Grim report that they, like House Dems four years ago, are creating a new position.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) gained a leadership position in the Senate Democratic caucus Thursday, giving the prominent progressive senator a key role in shaping the party's policy priorities.Warren's new role, which was created specifically for her, will be a strategic policy adviser, helping to craft the party's policy positions and priorities. She will also serve as a liaison to progressive groups to ensure they have a voice in leadership meetings and discussions, according to a source familiar with the role.
It's not yet clear what the post will be called, exactly, but at Senate Democratic leadership meetings, the Massachusetts senator will literally have a seat at the table.


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Human rights activists in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico's most violent city, say their cause will not be silenced by the death of Marisela Escobedo Ortiz, who was shot dead last week while demanding justice in her daughter's unsolved killing.
Anonymous, the loosely knit association of WikiLeaks supporters, is seeking to rally the online faithful to attack Bank of America with 'Operation BOA Constrictor.'
Iraqi Christians are canceling services or scaling back celebrations out of concern for safety. Baghdad's Our Lady of Salvation church, which was brutally attacked on Oct. 31, is now surrounded by blast walls.
After angrily denouncing talk that he will run for president when he is eligible to do so again in 2014, Brazil's outgoing President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva hinted this week that he may do just that.
Kenyan and Ugandan officials have linked the blast to Al Shabab, the Somali militia that took credit for a July suicide bombing that killed 79 at two restaurants in Kampala, Uganda.
South Korea launched a planned round of multi-day military exercises Wednesday, while rebuffing the North's recent conciliatory gestures.
Kosta Grammatis, CEO and founder of ahumanright.org, sees having an Internet connection as a basic human right. Grammatis is raising $150,000 to buy an orbiting satellite from a bankrupt company. He's looking for donors and partners.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has spent the first few days of his winter break in China meeting the leaders of China's top technology companies.
Iraq unveiled a broad-based government Tuesday that includes all the country's major religious and ethnic factions. The key security and military affairs ministries remain open.
A retired Marine colonel wants to bring Smoke the donkey from Iraq to Nebraska to work with the children of soldiers who have been killed or wounded.
Recent fighting between the Congolese Army and the FDLR rebel group may be motivated by the military's desire to control minerals in the eastern Congo, writes ENOUGH blogger, Fidel Bafilemba.
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Long-anticipated violence along Sudan's border region finally sparked up recently. The Enough Project traveled to the site to ask 'Why now?'
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Istefani Carísio de Paula is a Professor at the Industrial Engineering Department of the Rio Grande do Sul Federal University, Brazil. Fabiane Sum is undergraduate student at the Industrial Engineering Department of the Rio Grande do Sul Federal University, Brazil.
Sustainable consumption in Brazil: Identification of preliminary requirements to guide product development and the definition of public policies
Article first published online: 4 APR 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1477-8947.2010.01293.x
© 2010 The Authors. Journal compilation © 2010 United Nations
Natural Resources Forum
Special Issue: Sustainable consumption and production
Volume 34, Issue 1, pages 51–62, February 2010
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Marx, Â. M., De Paula, I. C. and Sum, F. (2010), Sustainable consumption in Brazil: Identification of preliminary requirements to guide product development and the definition of public policies. Natural Resources Forum, 34: 51–62. doi: 10.1111/j.1477-8947.2010.01293.x
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Sustainable product development is closely related to sustainable consumption. The understanding of consumers' purchase, use and discard behaviours may facilitate the identification of requirements to guide manufacturers in the development of sustainable goods and services. The aim of this paper is to investigate consumers' perception about factors that motivate or discourage the consumption of sustainable products to identify demands and convert them into requirements. South Brazilian green and traditional consumers were asked to complete an exploratory qualitative questionnaire. Their answers were organized and compared to identify differences and similarities between the demands of these two groups. Furthermore, demands were converted into requirements for packages, products, manufactures, stores planning and discard systems. The interpretation of factors that motivate or discourage the purchase of sustainable products given by interviewees led to the creation of a list of possible public policies or programmes, aiming to support sustainable consumption. The results demonstrate the necessity of further quantitative investigation between consumer groups, for validation purposes.


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Three-time French Open champion Gustavo Kuerten was elected Thursday to the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
The lanky Brazilian nicknamed ''Guga'' reached No. 1 in the ATP rankings and collected singles titles at Roland Garros in 1997, 2000 and 2001.
He showed up at the 1997 French Open unheralded, unknown and 66th in the rankings, but wound up being the second-lowest-ranked man to win a Grand Slam championship.
''I have to confess, in my first years playing tennis, I didn't even know that the Hall of Fame existed,'' Kuerten said Thursday at a news conference in Brazil. ''It was something I really didn't expect to happen. Now I know how important it is to be there.''
Kuerten, who couldn't hold back the tears when he watched a video of his retirement in 2008, is working to bring the ATP World Tour Finals to Brazil beginning in 2014.
''Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo already showed interest in organizing the event,'' Kuerten said. ''I think the timing is right and there are indications that there is a real chance to bring the tournament to Brazil. I'm going to Miami to talk to the new ATP president (Brad Drewett) to know more about this possibility, but we already have partners willing to help.''
He also wants to play an exhibition match against Roger Federer at the end of the year in Brazil.
''We need some time to have the details sorted out, and some time for me to start practicing,'' Kuerten said.
Kuerten was awarded the ATP World Tour's Arthur Ashe Humanitarian Award in 2003.
Other new Hall of Fame members include 1975 U.S. Open champion Manuel Orantes, administrator and promoter Mike Davies, and the late wheelchair player Randy Snow.
The 2012 class will be inducted on July 14.
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A New HOPE
November 22, 2013 by HRC staff
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Yesterday, the Thanksgiving spirit was evident as President Obama signed the HIV Organ Policy Equity (HOPE) Act into law. The legislation lifts a decades old ban on the use of donated, HIV-positive organs for transplantation, and opens the door for the use of those organs in HIV-positive patients. The historic change in policy has the potential to shorten wait times and increase access to life-saving organ transplants for hundreds of Americans each year.
The legislation was introduced and moved with the strong bipartisan leadership of Senators Barbara Boxer (D-CA), Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), Tom Coburn (R-OK), and Rand Paul (R-KY). The House effort was led by Reps. Lois Capps (D-CA) and Andy Harris (R-MD). The medical expertise of these and other lawmakers was instrumental in conveying the need for health policy to keep pace with the latest life saving techniques and medical research available and resulted in the measure moving through both chambers without opposition.
The HOPE Act directs the Department of Health and Human Services to develop and institute standards for research on HIV-positive organ transplantation and allows the Secretary to permit positive-to-positive transplantation if it is determined that the results of research warrant such a change. Standards must also be developed to ensure that positive-to-positive transplantation does not impact the safety of the organ transplantation network. The law also amends federal criminal law regarding HIV transmission to clarify that such organ donations are not barred.
HRC served as a co-leader of the broad coalition of HIV/AIDS organizations, patient advocacy groups, and medical professionals that began educating lawmakers in Spring 2012 about the need to remove the antiquated health policy, assisted leaders in both the House and Senate in drafting the legislation, and lobbied lawmakers to pass the legislation.
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A sideline reporter for TNT and TBS, Craig Sager is known as much for his bold, ostentatious wardrobe as for his sports coverage. Brooklyn emcee Silent Knight is evidently a fan of his fashion sense, as he's dedicated his latest album single to Craig Sager's Suit. Though the record itself, which features the rhymesayer repping his borough over Red Walrus' clattering sample work (introed with a flip of the Stories' Brother Louie), features only a passing mention of the titular getup, fans of loud formalwear will not be disappointed by Bobby Garcia's official visuals. For this joint, previous single No Fare and many more fresh cuts, check out Busy Is My Best Friend II, released earlier this month and available now for free streaming/download in The DJBooth.
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As far as the final cuts go, Thompson made it clear that while the assistant coaches have already made their opinions known, the final conversations will be between Ted and coach McCarthy. Green Bay's scouts, for their part, are doing their due diligence in follow up with other team's cuts. Looking for players cut by other teams that could contribute in Green Bay goes back to each players college evaluations as well as their preseason work. "Trying to figure out who the bubble players are…It's an interesting time to be a scout. A lot of projection." Continue reading


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Dan Harrison Animal welfare groups have criticised a review of Australia's $1 billion live export industry for not recommending compulsory stunning of all animals before slaughter.
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The National Association of Japanese Canadians is a non-profit incorporated community organization that represents the Japanese Canadian community. Formed in 1947, the NAJC focuses on human rights and community development. The NAJC successfully negotiated the historic Redress Settlement on behalf of all Japanese Canadians who suffered injustices at the hands of their own government during and after World War II when they were forcibly relocated and interned.
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Dirksen double fires Ospreys to victory
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Ospreys centre Ashley Beck exploits some space in the Treviso defence
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The Ospreys made a perfect start to their Heineken Cup campaign with a 38-17 bonus point victory over a spirited Treviso at the Liberty Stadium on Friday night.
The Welsh region were indebted to a tries from Eli Walker, Hanno Dirksen (2) and Ashley Beck, while 18 points came from the boot of outside-half Dan Biggar. Treviso scored two tries through Manoa Vosawai and Luke McLean, while Kris Burton supplied seven points with the boot. Ospreys' Pool Two victory was some revenge for their 12-6 defeat at the hands of the Italian side in the opening game of the RaboDirect PRO12.
Treviso suffered a setback when Alessandro Zanni, their 66-cap Italy openside, pulled out just before kick-off with a back injury. There had earlier been better news for Ospreys with Justin Tipuric reporting fit despite suffering a hip injury.
Ospreys made a positive start with Biggar kicking three penalties in the opening 15 minutes. He put over his first attempt in the fourth minute after the home side had attacked from the opening two line-outs. The lead was extended to 6-0 four minutes later when Biggar was successful with a long-range effort after Treviso had transgressed at a scrum as their front eight struggled.
Treviso did get a foothold in the Ospreys 22 but it was immediately snuffed out by some aggressive counter-rucking by the Welsh region, and at the other end the Italians' indiscipline accounted for another penalty which Biggar kicked to extend the lead to 9-0.
Treviso got on the scoreboard with a penalty for Burton on 18 minutes but almost immediately Walker sent the home fans wild with a fine try after weaving his past four would-be tacklers. Biggar converted to give the Ospreys a 16-3 lead.
After a dust-up between the packs referee Neil Paterson sent Wales prop Adam Jones and Treviso captain Antonio Pavenello to the sin-bin. And Treviso found themselves down to 13 men for two minutes when Vosawai also got yellow-carded after a line-out infringement. But Ospreys coach Steve Tandy will not have been happy with his side's lapses of concentration at the end of the half which forced them to defend for their lives to preserve their 13-point interval lead.
After regrouping at half-time the Ospreys hit Treviso with a second try four minutes after the break with Dirksen going over in the right corner taking a pass out of the back door from Richard Fussell. Biggar converted as the Ospreys lead was extended to 20.
But Ospreys were then left stunned by two Treviso tries in the space of as many minutes. First Vosawai was on the end of a drive from a line-out before McLean sprinted in unopposed. Burton converted both to cut the home lead to six points. Biggar stopped the rot on 64 minutes when he put the Ospreys back two scores ahead with his fourth penalty goal.
After hammering at the door for 10 minutes Ospreys scored a third try when Dirksen went over for his second after collecting a chip from scrum-half Kahn Fotuali'i. And four seconds from the end of time Beck went over for the all-important bonus-point try to end a tricky match on a high note for the region.
"It wasn't as comfortable as the result looked on paper. Definitely not," Ospreys backs coach Gruff Rees said. "There were periods in that game when we weren't in control of what we were doing and we put ourselves under pressure.
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