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You won't have to change the samplerate for every song you play, since your
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mpd -> ecasound -> mpd or jack
So mpd will read the songs and convert to the samplerate of JACK like any
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At least not, without reconfiguring. So don't worry. For the test with a file:
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Update: Plantmaven / Kathy, look what good advice you gave me! My crinum is finally blooming!! It was an offset from the yard of a relative whose house was being sold. Tho' I had been told that it was Milk and Wine, now I don't think so. I realize there are many, many different crinum but just curious. My relative had it for a long time so I would suspect an older variety. Googling found an old hybrid called 'Cape lily.' Mine is extremely fragrant but somewhat smaller than the one at Floridata (obviously larger with no freeze). What do you all think? Thanks again for your help, Kathy! See 2 big pic at bottom of Onalee's entry - More pics of my crinum, click Next Thanks for looking! |
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Wonderful! I think you are right. It does look like cape lily. It definitely is not milk and wine. Happy to help. Kathy |
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Fans of The Wire would recognize these cranes from the second season, a rumination on the decline of the working class, set at a stevedores' union. The first season focused tightly on a wiretap investigation of a major drug organization, as if it were a police procedural. But the addition of the union revealed Simon's true intent: he was building a city. By the end of season two, he had explored the criminal-justice system, the drug organizations, and the port. The third season added city hall, the churches, and the public-health sector. The fourth season added the school system, academia, nonprofits, and the inner-city family.
Simon was writing a televised novel, and a big one. Innumerable subplots came and went, and main characters disappeared from the show for several episodes at a time. Nothing ever resolved itself in an hour, and there were no good guys or bad guys. All were individuals constrained by their institutions, driven to compromise between conscience, greed, and ambition. Facets of their characters emerged slowly over time. They spoke in the sometimes-unintelligible vernaculars of their subcultures. All of this made unprecedented demands on viewers and provided an immense reward to those who stuck around. A righteous anger at the failure of our social institutions drives The Wire, but the passionate ideas that fuel it are hidden several layers down.
In early September, I visited Simon's office in Canton. The crew had just wrapped filming on the final episode, and the lobby was cluttered with boxes and plastic-wrapped wardrobe. Simon arrived wearing a black-and-white Hawaiian shirt and Ray-Bans pushed back over his bald head. He took coffee orders from his staff, and we drove to a nearby Starbucks. Mardi Gras beads dangled from Simon's rearview mirror, and Liam Clancy and Thelonious Monk played on the stereo.
This was Simon at ease. He has a great sense of humor and loves a good yarn. But when we sat down at a conference table to talk about his career at the Sun, Simon was taut and focused, sometimes twisting a paper clip or drawing perfect 3-D boxes on a legal pad. He is still passionate about journalism, and when his frustrations surface he uncorks a blue streak worthy of his fictionalized detectives and drug dealers.
When the Sun hired Simon immediately out of college, he didn't know Baltimore at all, and the cop beat would not have been his choice, but he worked his tail off. "I filed three hundred bylines in my first year," Simon says. And though he was green, his colleagues found him fully formed as a reporter and a writer. "He was writing about the sociology of the city through the prism of the cop beat and the criminal-justice system," says Rebecca Corbett, his first editor, now an editor in the Washington bureau of The New York Times. "And he fairly uniquely looked at the people who we tend to view just as victims or bad guys, and looked at these neighborhoods as real places that we had better understand."
Simon began to hit his stride after a five-part series in 1987 on notorious drug lord "Little Melvin" Williams. (Williams, five years out of prison, now plays a deacon on The Wire.) Then he asked Police Commissioner Edward Tilghman if he could spend a year shadowing the homicide department for a book. Surprisingly, Tilghman said yes, as did Simon's editors, and in 1988 Simon took fifteen months off to report Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets, published by Houghton Mifflin in 1991.
That same year, The Times Mirror Company, which had bought the Sun from the A. S. Abell Co. in 1986, lured John Carroll away from the Lexington Herald-Leader to edit the Sun. "The paper had problems that needed to be solved," Simon says, and he was excited to see Carroll come on board. Carroll's stellar reputation as a protégé of Gene Roberts at The Philadelphia Inquirer had preceded him, and Simon believed that the Sun would have the ingredients—Sun veterans, talented new hires, new leadership, and flush finances—to produce first-class journalism.


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I'm in a serious dilemma, whether its pure unluck, or i really do suck, i've let my elo drop so low that i'm more often than not last pick, and in being last pick, i'm stuck with trying to play "support" I love playing support, don't get me wrong, but when i'm this low into what some call elo hell, there isnt a lot a bot lane taric or alistair can do without being flamed for stealing farm or "ksing" And as far as calling roles in champion selelct goes, i can't help but give to everyone in so i don't stir up some tempermental fat kid by trying to call a role, or by being selfish and picking the role i wanted anyway, when i'm last pick i mean Seeing as i'm often bot lane "support", can you suggest a champion and a way to play, get the odd farm, the odd kill, have enough presence to affect team fights a lot, while playing under the illusion of being "support" so i'm not reported or some idiot snaps and griefs Keeping in mind at my elo alistair, blitz, malphite and shen are nearly always banned
Silly keny, i know people say shes a bad jungle, but i wanna know why. Exactly why? also, can she do anything besides jungle? maybe solo top? Hmm and yush Lulu is another multitasker indeed. Any others you can think of?
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A. The movies are filled with love stories about couples from completely different worlds, whether it's Romeo and Juliet or Can't Hardly Wait. And despite all the problems their relationships face, things always seem to turn out with a happily-ever-after ending. But face it-that's only in the movies. It's obvious that you care a lot about what your friends think (doesn't everyone?), and yeah, you'll probably get teased if you admit that you like this guy. If he's someone you really dig though, he's worth it-although you'll need to be ready to stick up for him when people start being uncool about you two. Bottom line: If popularity is really important to you, this is going to be tough. But if you're willing to take a chance, you could end up with a great guy-and a happy ending.


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United States North Dakota Richland CountyRichland County, North Dakota genealogy and family history research page. Guide to genealogy, history, and courthouse sources including birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, wills, deeds and land records, Civil War records, family histories, cemeteries, churches, tax records, newspapers, and obituaries.
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"Just one night coming from Chiang Rai"
Wonderful cozy hotel,all teak,traditional thai style,excellent restaurant & bar,on Wat Pho corner.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great location for Temples"
The room was cozy with high ceilings. It contained only a bed, a TV and a small fridge with 2 free waters everyday. The bathroom was nice where the shower was separate from the toilet (there are places where they're together so showering would cause the toilet area to get wet) Also, it wasn't the most pleasant smelling bathroom. The bed was soft and […] comfortable. The room was above "The Gate" restaurant was downstairs so it was convenient to get food when needed. A 711 was also 2 blocks away so another benefit. Wat Pho (Reclining Buddha) was steps away as well as The Grand Palace. And Wat Arun is close by as well. The only downside of this hotel was the internet would go down occasionally. Otherwise, a great place to stay and close to many sights and attractions. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Feel like home"
Thanks for discount from expedia with great view room. Me and my bf feel like stay at home and we so enjoy surrounding place by walking.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great location and fun rooms"
There's only a handful of rooms in the place and my one was the lofted one you see in the images of the place. I arrived late one night and whilst there normally is no staff at the hotel, there was someone waiting for me when I arrived. If you get there and there is nobody around though, the hotel is owned by the same people that run the hotel on the […] opposite side of the street and also the Arun Residence at the end of the street (still just only about 60ft away). Room was very clean and tidy. For me the fact that you can we Wat Bo from your window, and are just a few feet away from a great view of Wat Arun at the Arun Residence restaurant and roof bar, it was just perfect for me. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
繁华的闹市一角,步行可达大皇宫,马路对面就是卧佛寺。位置非常便利,离码头也只有几百米之遥。 酒店位于二楼和三楼,一楼是和酒店一家的小餐厅,环境很好食客络绎不绝,非常值得推荐。 入住时如果前台没有人可以直接找餐厅的服务生,都是一家的。 酒店附近因为是闹市,所以经常堵车,如果去机场最好多预点时间。Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Très bien"
L'hotel est idéalement placé en plein cœur du quartier des principaux temples de la ville, notre chambre n'était pas très grande, mais suffisamment confortable et très propre. Le personnel est très compétent et sympathique.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Un très bon rapport qualité/prix"
Hôtel simple mais super bien placé en face de wat po ! Petite chambre mais très bonne literie et salle de bains agréable ... Personnel très serviable ! Par contre vue de la chambre pas terrible (nous avions une chambre à l arrière de l hôtel) Hotel idéal pour un court séjour.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Bien mais attention pas de personnelle"
Très bien si vous voulez visiter les temples mais pas beaucoup de magasins autour ni de restaurant le soir ... Jamais personnes a l'accueille se qui est vraiment dommage ...Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Great locationGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Hotel nuevo y limpio"
El hotel esta limpio y la situacion es buena,muy cerca del taxi del rio y a 10 minutos de Kao San andando. El problema es que no suele haber nadie en la recepcion a quien preguntar si tienes dudas y aunque tiene una cafeteria debajo,no dan de desayunar,te mandan a otro hotel que tienen donde el desayuno es un poco caro para Tailandia.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Super quartier et très calme"
En couple c'est l'ideal pour echapper au bruit et la foule de bkkGenuine Expedia guest review
"Excellent location to visiting old city"
08/05/14 Phuong C
Really nice room. I have free upgrading to suite room which had the beautiful view to the temple. The bunk bed room was small with a really nice window(not sure!) on the ceiling so the light can come through. The bed was really comfortable. No receptionist after 7pm and you have the key of the entrance gate so you can go back or leave anytime. The cafe downstair was good and you definitely must try the The deck bar at the end of the alley. It takes only 3 mins to the temple and about 15 mins to the grand palace. In general, it was beyond my expectation at the price I had paid. i will stay here again if I return to Bangkok.
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"Amazing location, beautiful colonial style hotel - fantastic"
06/12/14 Kayte K Liverpool, United Kingdom
Having been to Thailand before and made the mistake of staying in the chit Lom area (miles away from the touristy areas) we decided to take a chance and book into a hotel by the river. On a budget we couldn't afford anything posh so picked this hotel as a bit of a gamble - and it massively paid off. The location is second to none - I could see way pho from my window. The grand palace is just over the way as well. The rooms were spotless and the beds sooooo comfy. A must is a visit to the gate restaurant at the end of the road - you would never know it was there as the road is somewhat ally like and a dead end; however the views to wat Arun over the chaopraya are second to none. There is an upstairs bar here too wish gives you the best views. The hotel should be fine to find as long as you tell the taxi or tuk tuk driver to head for maharat. If you go past the 7-11 on your right you have gone too far; it's a few streets before that. It's not an immediately noticeable hotel so you do have to look out for it. If arriving after 9pm, like we did, let the hotel know cos they for have 24 reception Service but they do arrange for your key card to be left at the gate restaurant. The staff are highly friendly and responded to my email within the hour. All I can say is I couldn't recommend this hotel more highly. It was a pleasure to stay here
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"Great Place to Stay! Amazing location and service!!!"
04/06/14 Andrew N Calgary, Canada
My wife and I stayed here in February and will always remember the place and how accommodating the staff were! The rooms were very clean and well kept! The best beds we had in Thailand! It was easy to find and The location could not be better, right outside Wat Pho and The Grand Palace. One block from the water taxis and right beside a large food market!!! Great street Food! Thank you Mr. Ong!!!! This place made Bangkok very enjoyable!!!
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"Great location and nice rooms"
01/05/14 Beccadove
We stayed here over Christmas and had a wonderful experience. We had some trouble getting here from the airport as the taxi stand people had no idea where this was and we did not have the phone # for the hotel. We ended up taking the train into Bangkok then getting a cab the rest of the way. My #1 tip for traveling in Bangkok is to have the address of your destination written in Thai for you or through a translation program. None of the cab drivers speak great English and they certainly can't read it. They don't know where anything is and won't make an effort to help you out. You could also tell your driver to take you to Wat Pho as the hotel is right across the street. Super location! You can get a cab or tuk tuk at a moment's notice and walk to Wat Pho and the Grand Palace. There is a big market nearby with lots of yummy food and street vendors surround Wat Pho, so there's a ton to see and do. At night, it's a little less bustling right around the hotel, but you can walk a few blocks to night time markets. Our room was quite small, but very clean and well-appointed. The shower is nice and big. The place has wifi as well. We only saw someone at the front desk area twice (upon our arrival and right before we left), but there is a sister hotel down the alley that looks to be fully staffed most of the time. Overall, a great place to stay right in the midst of a bustling part of Bangkok.
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"Perfect for exploring the old city"
09/01/13 whistlerdan81 Whistler, Canada
I was in Bangkok for a flying visit and I wanted to visit the old parts of the city. This hotel has a near perfect location for this and I could see Wat Pho from my room window and Wat Arun just by stepping from the front door. I was happy to see that the excellent Deck restaurant at the Arun Residence was just a few feet from my door. My room was the one depicted in the images with the lofted bed, a really fun room that was clean and cool. The hotel does have a small cafe beneath it but it really caters for westerners who aren't feeling very adventurous...... I would stay clear of that and head to Arun Residence or Sala Rattanakosin for food nearby with stunning views of Wat Arun. Being within just a few minutes walk to the Grand Palace, a few seconds from Wat Pho and views of Wat Arun was just perfect for my trip.
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"chill in classy ambience"
06/24/13 herbertbkk Bangkok
Was at "The Gate" the first time today and I wonder why?! Although the concept is of a snack bar with self-service, the service provided by the staff is still very efficient and forthcoming. The interior is classy and the aircondition makes it comfortable. WiFi is available. Food consists mainly of snacks like Panini with salad but Spaghetti and some light Thai dishes are on offer as well. Tea, coffee and a small selection of cakes and ice-cream (real, tasty ice-cream!) complete the otherwise small menu. Prices are very reasonable. A good place to pop in whenever near-by
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"Clean Comforable Convenient Oasis"
03/17/13 NeilFret Harthill, United Kingdom
Rooms (as a family we have experience of three different rooms). All are clean, comfortable and serviced daily! Although not over large they are perfectly adequate! Beware the stairs are quite steep, though staff are most willing to help with baggage. Staff - Jan was a very helpful person who did her utmost to make our stay successful and enjoyable, even going out of her way to get us a table at the Deck By The River restaurant when they appeared fully booked. She recommended trips and arranged for my taxi to Kanchanaburi at a discounted rate. Her colleagues were just as helpful. As Jan only works part time the staff at the Deli or at Arun Residence (along the side street) can hold keys and book you in. Situation - Just opposite Wat Pho and very close to the Grand Palace. Many tourist spots such as the museum and market stalls within easy walking distance. Parking opposite on Thanon Chetuphon is free for residents. Also convenient for ferry to Wat Arun and river boats. Dining - Deli At The Gate on the ground floor has a good choice for breakfast and snacks throughout the day. In the evening the do have some 'specials.' Several doors away at another hotel is an acceptable and reasonable restaurant. However, just along the side street is the Deck By The River restaurant at one of the sister hotels -Arun Residence. We ate here most nights. The menu choice and quality are super, though not the cheapest in Bangkok. This restaurant is on two floors and is very popular, I suggest you book the evening before. Several of our family have experienced some Bangkok hotels being very poor, but once discovered Chetuphon Gate is the one used on return visits. Thank You Jan and colleagues!!
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"Mixed feelings"
02/28/13 ManonChiel Amsterdam, The Netherlands
This review is based upon a 50% discounted rate of 23eu per night. The full rate of 46eu is way to much and there are definitively better places in that price range. We arrived at night and confirmed that it was possible, however upon arrival the place was locked down with no way to get in. Luckely a local helped us out showing where a sister hotel was and eventually we got in. The next day the staff acted like nothing happened and just asked for our passports. The rooms are clean and a bit on the small side. Our room was filled with mosquitoes as the wood floors contained large holes. The location for sightseeing is great as the grand palace and some major temples are nearby. However the area is deserted during the evenings and there are no restaurants or shops nearby. The last day we asked to pay they said no need we already charged your credit card which we used for booking/reservation purposes only. We found this extremely rude. During our stay we never say someone at the reception even at check out we had to hand the keys to the restaurant staff. Overall the place was good for the price and good for sightseeing. However the bad service and nothing nearby like restaurants leaves us with mixed feelings.
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"great service"
01/04/13 jenifer v London, United Kingdom
clean and quite. Service is so good. i would come again because it is so easy to access in the centre area. Staffs are so friendly and helpful. However, a room I was staying ,it was quite small room but cute. and one more thing I like about was there is a cafe shop at the ground floor so it was good to have a break there.
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Jeffrey Greenstein and Charles Wilk copped to charges that came after Hollywood lawyer Matthew Krane agreed to participate in a federal investigation
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Lawyers for Saban have been hammering magazine fact-checkers and sent a letter of warning
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8 See to it that no one takes you captive through philosophy and empty deceit, according to human tradition, according to the elemental spirits of the universe, and not according to Christ. | 8 See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which depends on human tradition and the basic principles of this world rather than on Christ. |
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11 In him also you were circumcised with a spiritual circumcision, by putting off the body of the flesh in the circumcision of Christ; | 11 In him you were also circumcised, in the putting off of the sinful nature, not with a circumcision done by the hands of men but with the circumcision done by Christ, |
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13 And when you were dead in trespasses and the uncircumcision of your flesh, God made you alive together with him, when he forgave us all our trespasses, | 13 When you were dead in your sins and in the uncircumcision of your sinful nature, God made you alive with Christ. He forgave us all our sins, |
14 erasing the record that stood against us with its legal demands. He set this aside, nailing it to the cross. | 14 having canceled the written code, with its regulations, that was against us and that stood opposed to us; he took it away, nailing it to the cross. |
15 He disarmed the rulers and authorities and made a public example of them, triumphing over them in it. | 15 And having disarmed the powers and authorities, he made a public spectacle of them, triumphing over them by the cross. |
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Anecdotal and other reports note the obvious: classical dance audiences are aging and declining, and new work seems to have a hard time gaining consistent audiences. Many of us agreed on the need to develop audiences, and out of those conversations author Robert Bettmann, who founded a small arts magazine, Bourgeon to help artists develop audiences. But the question arises: are publications like these part of hte problem or solution in engaging new and existing audiences.
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Generosity in the Land of Ballet
December 16, 2014
Stephen Manes spent a year at Pacific Northwest Ballet researching his 2011 book, Where Snowflakes Dance and Swear: Inside the Land of Ballet. He recently summarized one aspect of his findings in this holiday post, which we return to in this season of giving.
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What's the Score?
August 14, 2014
Does sport have anything to do with ballet? Artistry poses infinite questions. Sport is finite. It ends. It pits two teams, or several individuals, against each other to compete for one very decided, satisfying goal: who has the most points? Who was first to reach the finish line? These aren't questions we ask about ballet.Read and discuss this timeless and timely issue: athlecism and artistry. We want to hear what you think.
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Sugary Deals, Dissolving Dance Troupes and the Riddle of Accessibility
August 06, 2014
While the River to River Festival in Lower Manhattan and on Governor's Island offers artists who participate welcome exposure to the public, these performances, sponsored by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council and its dance-loving president, Sam Miller, were also implicated in a real-estate scheme meant to lure culturally sophisticated (i.e., wealthy) audiences into parts of the city earmarked for development, but still blighted in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
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Saving Our Collective Memory
April 29, 2014
Are we ignoring or squandering our 20th century modern dance legacy? As if the public agony of the Martha Graham Dance Company weren't
enough, the tragedy of the Cunningham company's disappearance should be a
wake-up call to all American dance companies and arts funders. Dance critic Robert Johnson examines this issue.
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Toward a New Definition of Arts Administrator
April 16, 2014
You might have heard the saying: "Those who can, do; those who can't, teach." In fact, if you've worked in the arts, not only have you most likely heard this, but you might also consider what I feel is the implied third part of this phrase, "Those who can't do either, administrate." This article is ultimately about arts administrators; read on for more.
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Advocacy: Anywhere and Anytime
April 09, 2014
I'd never experienced face-to-face
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In imagining what my first governmental advocacy meetings might be
like, I wondered: How could I be the most effective voice in
representing a diverse field of artists? Do I need to be an expert on
the issues? Ultimately, what sort of impact can I make? Read on for more from Michelle Lynch Reynolds.
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As a judge in any competition, you are expected to be "objective." But there is no such thing as pure objectivity, since we all come with our own set of past experiences. I am aware of my personal
biases and try to move beyond them, but part of the value of my — or
anyone's — feedback is in the passionate personal response. If we know a person from our past, we see more in their
performance than if we never laid eyes on them. This is why the
American College Dance Festival Association requires that its
adjudicators be kept away from the participants — "sequestered." Read about dancer/critic Wendy Perron's experience.
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What We Talk About When We Talk About Race, Part Two
February 22, 2014
Too many of the mainstream narratives about race in the United States are stuck in mid-twentieth-century paradigms of black vs. white. The classic archetypes of the oppressor and the oppressed make for good movies, but the racial groups that feature in conversations about race today are insanely reductive visions of reality. Read on for more on this provocative topic.
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What We Talk About When We Talk About Race, Part One
February 21, 2014
Art and arts organizations are not capable of solving racism on their
own. It's not that the arts have nothing to say about race or that
diverse cultural expressions aren't important, but in the absence of a
clear and shared understanding of the underlying factors that perpetuate racism,
I fear that arts-centric interventions can all too often end up being
little more than a band-aid – a way to reassure ourselves that we're
doing something important and valuable when in reality we're really
having very little impact at all. I believe that the sooner we as a
field start framing our efforts not around "what can we do as artists
and arts administrators to promote diversity?" but rather "how does
racial injustice manifest today, what are its root causes, and how can
we as human beings most effectively be part of the solution?" the
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One former Illinois prisoner, who asked that his name not be used, said he was singled out by staff for being Jewish. While his fellow inmates could visit the Christian chaplain in the chapel, he could only see the rabbi in the visiting room, after being strip-searched.
Another ex-inmate from Illinois, who also wished to remain anonymous, was forbidden to wear a yarmulke except in his bunk, and waited two years to be allowed occasional access to phylacteries in the chaplain's office.
Sometimes prison staff aren't being malicious, but simply have a difficult time knowing what inmates are entitled to between Jews, Hebrew Israelites, Messianic Jews and a host of religious classes jostling for a niche.
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"Rural prisons have open anti-Semitism, even by staff," said Rabbi Binyomin Scheiman, a Chabad rabbi who is the director of the Hinda Institute, an Illinois group that supports Jewish prisoners. "An employee I discovered was Jewish found [a copy of] Mein Kampf on his desk placed by other employees."
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Jewish women face different challenges in state prison, according to Rabbi Moshe Halfon, the Jewish chaplain at the California Institution for Women, a facility located in Chino, Calif. for inmates of all custody levels.
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A trade and economic cooperation deal between the U.S. and Brazil will
open a constrained market and help reach the administrationa**s goal of
doubling exports by 2015, U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk said.
Brazil's Embraer (EMBR3.SA)(ERJ.N), the world's biggest maker of regional
aircraft, will deliver 20 jets to Italian airline Alitalia under a new
deal, Embraer said on Monday in a statement. The deal includes 15 Embraer
175 jets and five Embraer 190 jets, with delivery beginning in the third
Brazil had its first weekly trade deficit of 2011 in the week ended March 20 due
to a sharp rise in imports, the Brazilian Trade and Development Ministry said
Monday. Brazil posted a March 14-20 trade deficit of $100 million, reversing a
$39 million trade surplus for the second week of March and an $802 million
surplus in the first week of the month
Brazil will cut an additional 500 million Brazilian reais ($300 mln) in
spending from its federal budget this year to adapt to foreseen revenue
adjustments, the country's Planning Ministry said Monday.
The Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES, in the Portuguese acronym)
announced this Monday (21st) that it posted a net profit of 9.9 billion
reals (US$ 5.9 billion) in 2010, an all-time high. The figure represents
an increase of 47.2% compared with the result in 2009, according to the
Sales of Brazilian agricultural products to Arab countries increased
123.4% in the first two months of 2011 compared to the same period in 2010
Uruguay, Brazil authorities agree on transforming Rivera to binational
airport, Brazil AF to start operating there soon
Kirk Says U.S.-Brazil Accord Will a**Open the Doorsa** of Constrained Market
By Eric Martin - Mar 22, 2011 3:48 AM GMT+0900
A trade and economic cooperation deal between the U.S. and Brazil will
open a constrained market and help reach the administrationa**s goal of
doubling exports by 2015, U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk said.
Kirk, who will be co-chairman of a U.S.-Brazil commission to expand trade
and remove non-tariff barriers, said he will meet at least once a year
with counterparts from Brazil to a**try to deal in a much more direct way
with some of the challenges and barriers.a** The U.S. has similar accords
with other developing nations, Kirk said.
Brazil fell three positions to 127th in a World Bank survey this year that
measures the ease of conducting business, trailing emerging economies such
as Egypt, Russia, Argentina and Lebanon. Former Brazil President Luiz
Inacio Lula da Silva last year set limits on the amount of land foreigners
can buy. The U.S. and Brazil also lack a bilateral tax treaty that avoids
double taxation for companies.
a**We can use this to really open the doors, and frankly, blow the doors
open to whata**s been a fairly constrained market for us,a** Kirk said in
an interview yesterday in the marbled entrance of the governora**s mansion
in Rio de Janeiro. a**This can be hugely accretive to what wea**re trying
to do with the export initiative.a**
The accord signed on March 19 during President Barack Obamaa**s first
visit to South America ended a push that began a year ago when Kirk said
he met Celso Amorim, Brazila**s former foreign affairs minister. Business
leaders including International Paper Co.a**s John Faraci said the accord
may one day lead to a free-trade agreement.
a**On the Agendaa**
A Brazil free-trade agreement a**should be on the agenda,a** said Steven
Bipes, executive director of the Brazil-U.S. Business Council, which is
affiliated with the Washington-based U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the
nationa**s largest business lobbying group. a**Detailed specific proposals
and ideas from the private sector, that work should begin,a** he said.
During Obamaa**s visit, Brazila**s President Dilma Rousseff reiterated
complaints about barriers on U.S. agricultural exports, including farm
subsidies and a 54 cents-a-gallon tariff on Brazilian ethanol that
Congress renewed in December.
U.S. exports to Brazil surged to a record $35.4 billion last year as the
Brazilian reala**s two-year rally against the dollar made American goods
more attractive.
The Obama administration is being pressed to send Congress free-trade
agreements with South Korea, Colombia and Panama reached under Obamaa**s
predecessor. Kirk said the White House wants to complete the South Korea
pact before July 1, when a Korean accord with the European Union is set to
take effect.
U.S. officials are negotiating with Colombia on labor protections and with
Panama on tax-law changes before those deals are submitted, he said.
Republicans led by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky want
the three agreements delivered to Congress at the same time.
a**People forget it was only June of last year when the president said,
a**Leta**s find a way to move forward with Koreaa**,a** Kirk said. a**We
effectively got that done in less than six months.a**
To contact the reporter on this story: Eric Martin in Rio de Janeiro at
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Larry Liebert at
Paulo Gregoire
Brazil Embraer, Italy Alitalia sign 20-jet deal
Mon Mar 21, 2011 9:36am EDT
* Embraer, Alitalia agree on deal for 20 jets
* Delivery slated for third quarter of 2011
SAO PAULO, March 21 (Reuters) - Brazil's Embraer (EMBR3.SA)(ERJ.N), the
world's biggest maker of regional aircraft, will deliver 20 jets to
Italian airline Alitalia under a new deal, Embraer said on Monday in a
The deal includes 15 Embraer 175 jets and five Embraer 190 jets, with
delivery beginning in the third quarter.
The planes will replace current planes and help modernize Alitalia's
fleet, Embraer said, helping boost the number of flights available for
short- and medium-length flights.
In December, Alitalia dropped Russian planemaker Sukhoi for a possible
$500 million regional jet order, saying it could wait no longer for
Sukhoi's delayed new Superjet 100 and would opt for planes from Embraer
instead. [ID:nLDE6BG1VT] (Reporting by Alberto Alerigi Jr.; Writing by
Luciana Lopez; Editing by Derek Caney)
Paulo Gregoire
A. MARCH 21, 2011, 10:35 A.M. ET Brazil Posts Trade Deficit Of $100 Mln
In March 14-20 Week
SAO PAULO (Dow Jones)--Brazil had its first weekly trade deficit of 2011 in the
week ended March 20 due to a sharp rise in imports, the Brazilian Trade and
Development Ministry said Monday.
Brazil posted a March 14-20 trade deficit of $100 million, reversing a $39
million trade surplus for the second week of March and an $802 million surplus
in the first week of the month.
The rare weekly deficit came on surging imports. Imports for the third week of
March rose to $4.53 billion from only $2.18 billion in the second week of the
month and $3.46 billion in the first week of March.
Exports in the third week of March were $4.43 billion, up sharply from $2.22
billion in the second week of the month but up only marginally from $4.26
billion in the first week of March.
Brazilian imports have been rising steadily since early 2010 on a sharp economic
recovery. Brazil's economy grew 7.5% in 2010 and is expected to expand by
another 4.0% to 4.5% this year. The growth has led to heavy demand for imports
of both capital goods and consumer products.
Brazil's year-to-date trade surplus as of March 20 was $2.36 billion,
considerably higher than the $743 million posted for the same period in 2010.
However, economists expect rising imports to pull down Brazil's surplus for the
2011 calendar year.
In a weekly Brazilian Central Bank market survey, released earlier Monday,
economists forecast a 2011 trade surplus of $15 billion, down from the 2010
surplus of $20.1 billion.
-By Tom Murphy, Dow Jones Newswires; 55-11-3544-7090; email@example.com
Brazil Cuts Additional BRL500 Mln In Spending From 2011 Budget
BRASILIA (Dow Jones)--Brazil will cut an additional 500 million Brazilian
reais ($300 mln) in spending from its federal budget this year to adapt to
foreseen revenue adjustments, the country's Planning Ministry said Monday.
With the additional reduction, the ministry said spending cuts would be
revised to a total of BRL50.7 billion for 2011.
The ministry said the additional cut was required to offset expected
revenue shortfalls from a recent revision of personal income tax rates.
Brazil's government unveiled it original spending cut of slightly more
than BRL50 billion earlier this year as part of an effort to assure
compliance with annual fiscal savings targets and help reduce pressure on
Paulo Gregoire
21/03/2011 - 15:38
Development Bank posted net profit in 2010
Brazilian institution has announced a net profit US$ 5.9 billion, an
increase of 47.2% compared with the previous year.
From the Newsroom*
SA-L-o Paulo a** The Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES, in the Portuguese
acronym) announced this Monday (21st) that it posted a net profit of 9.9
billion reals (US$ 5.9 billion) in 2010, an all-time high. The figure
represents an increase of 47.2% compared with the result in 2009,
according to the institution.
The bank informed that the performance was mostly driven by revenues
obtained as a result of credit risk reversal, which reached 2.9 billion
reals (US$ 1.7 billion); increased revenues from equity stakes, which
reached 2.2 billion reals (US$ , 1.3 billion, an increase of 54.4%); and
an increase in gross income on financial intermediation, which totalled
1.2 billion reals (US$ 717 million).
With regard to the credit risk, according to the BNDES, the result was
enabled by the recovery of credits worth 2.3 billion reals (US$ 1.3
billion), whereas in 2009, the bank had spent 6 million reals (US$ 3.5
million) in provisions for credit risk.
In the case of equity stakes, the institution highlighted a 179.5%
increase in transfer of majority shareholding, obtained through the sale
of stock in companies sold by the bank's BNDESPAR subsidiary. It also
emphasized the improvement of market conditions from 2009 to 2010 as a
contributing factor to its performance.
With regard to financial intermediation, among other factors, the BNDES
highlighted the growth of its credit portfolio, which reached 362 billion
reals (US$ 216 billion), 27.5% more than in 2009. The insolvency rate
dropped from 0.2% to 0.15%.
Paulo Gregoire
21/03/2011 - 17:44
Cresce exportaAS:A-L-o do agronegA^3cio aos A!rabes
As vendas do setor aos paAses A!rabes cresceram 123% nos dois primeiros
meses do ano na comparaAS:A-L-o com mesmo perAodo de 2010.
Aurea Santos email@example.com
SA-L-o Paulo a** As vendas de produtos do agronegA^3cio brasileiro aos
paAses A!rabes aumentaram 123,4% nos dois primeiros meses de 2011 na
comparaAS:A-L-o com o mesmo perAodo de 2010. Em janeiro e fevereiro do
A-oltimo ano, o Brasil exportou aos A!rabes o equivalente a US$ 986,815
milhAues, valor que passou para US$ 2,204 bilhAues nos primeiros meses
deste ano.
Segundo GastA-L-o Giometti, tA(c)cnico do Departamento de PromoAS:A-L-o
Internacional do AgronegA^3cio do MinistA(c)rio da Agricultura, PecuA!ria
e Abastecimento (Mapa), o crescimento das vendas aos paAses A!rabes A(c)
conseqA 1/4A-ancia de um aumento de preAS:o dos produtos exportados e
tambA(c)m do aumento das quantidades vendidas. "O Brasil estA! fazendo um
esforAS:o para aumentar as exportaAS:Aues para estes paAses", diz
Giometti. "O comA(c)rcio sul-sul A(c) muito importante para o Brasil",
A ArgA(c)lia, por exemplo, A(c) o paAs que apresentou o maior crescimento
nas compras de produtos do agronegA^3cio brasileiro entre todos os
importadores, com aumento de 149% no perAodo de comparaAS:A-L-o. Outros
trA-as paAses A!rabes que constam na lista dos principais importadores de
produtos agrAcolas do Brasil, e apresentaram crescimento significativo nos
dois primeiros meses do ano, sA-L-o Egito (87,8%), Emirados A*rabes Unidos
(46,6%) e ArA!bia Saudita (18,7%).
Entre os produtos mais vendidos aos A!rabes estA-L-o a carne de frango in
natura, que passou de US$ 296 milhAues em janeiro e fevereiro de 2010 para
US$ US$ 633,4 milhAues nos dois primeiros meses deste ano; o aAS:A-ocar em
bruto, com aumento de US$ 183,7 milhAues para US$ 423 milhAues; e o trigo,
produto que o Brasil nA-L-o exportou aos A!rabes no primeiro bimestre de
2010, mas que vendeu US$ 258,5 milhAues no mesmo perAodo deste ano.
No total, o Brasil exportou no primeiro bimestre de 2011, o equivalente a
US$ 10,485 bilhAues em produtos do agronegA^3cio. Neste perAodo, 21%
destas exportaAS:Aues foram enviadas aos paAses A!rabes. Os maiores
compradores do Brasil foram os paAses da UniA-L-o EuropA(c)ia, com 29,9%
das importaAS:Aues do setor. Em 2010, a participaAS:A-L-o dos paAses do
Norte da A*frica e Oriente MA(c)dio foi de 11,6%.
Em relaAS:A-L-o A s perspectivas para os prA^3ximos meses do ano, Giometti
destaca a visA-L-o positiva do governo federal. "Estamos otimistas com
relaAS:A-L-o ao aumento geral das exportaAS:Aues devido A safra recorde
que o Brasil vai colher este ano e A s cotaAS:Aues internacionais",
21/03/2011 - 17:44
Growing exports of agribusiness to the Arabs
Industry sales to Arab countries grew 123% in the first two months of the
year compared to same period in 2010.
Aurea Santos aurea.santos @ anba.com.br
SA-L-o Paulo - Sales of Brazilian agribusiness products to Arab countries
rose by 123.4% in the first two months of 2011 compared to the same period
in 2010. In January and February last year, Brazil exported to the Arab
equivalent of $ 986,815,000, a figure which rose to U.S. $ 2.204 billion
in the first months of this year.
According to Gaston Giometti, Technical Department for International
Promotion of Agribusiness at the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and
Supply (MAPA), the growth in sales to Arab countries is a consequence of
an increase in the prices of exported products and also the increase in
quantities sold. "Brazil is making an effort to increase exports to these
countries," says Giometti. "The South-South trade is very important for
Brazil," he says.
Algeria, for example, is the country that experienced the largest growth
in purchases of Brazilian agribusiness products among all importers, up
149% in the comparison period. Three other Arab countries on the list of
major importers of agricultural products from Brazil, and showed
significant growth in the first two months of the year, are Egypt (87.8%),
UAE (46.6%) and Saudi Arabia ( 18.7%).
Among the most sold to Arabs are fresh chicken meat, which rose from U.S.
$ 296 million in January and February 2010 to U.S. $ U.S. $ 633.4 million
in the first two months of this year, raw sugar, with increase of $ 183.7
million to $ 423 million, and wheat product that Brazil is not exported to
the Arabs in the first quarter of 2010, but it sold $ 258.5 million in the
same period this year.
In total, Brazil exported in the first quarter of 2011, equivalent to U.S.
$ 10.485 billion in agribusiness products. During this period, 21% of
these exports were sent to Arab countries. The biggest buyers of Brazil
were the countries of the European Union, with 29.9% of imports in the
sector. In 2010, the participation of countries of North Africa and the
Middle East was 11.6%.
Regarding the outlook for the coming months, Giometti emphasizes the
positive vision of the federal government. "We are optimistic about the
general increase of exports due to the record harvest that Brazil will
harvest this year and to international prices," he said.
Paulo Gregoire
Tras acuerdo, el aeropuerto de Rivera serA! binacional
21.3.2011 -
Las autoridades del gobierno local acordaron con sus pares de Brasil
transformar al aeropuerto del departamento de Rivera en binacional. A la
brevedad comenzarA!n a operar las naves de la Fuerza AA(c)rea brasileA+-a
en el suelo uruguayo y buscan inversiones para mejorar instalaciones y
tecnologAa que permitan la llegada de aviones de mayor porte.
El crecimiento sostenido de Brasil es claro y las proyecciones para los
prA^3ximos aA+-os son muy alentadoras y por eso las autoridades del Poder
Ejecutivo local tienen claro que es necesario "aprovechar" la oportunidad
que ofrece la regiA^3n. Para esto, y ademA!s de los acuerdos comerciales e
industriales que delegaciones de ambos paAses trabajan, el gobierno
uruguayo acordA^3 con las autoridades brasileA+-as convertir al aeropuerto
del departamento de Rivera en una terminal aA(c)rea de caracterAsticas
binacionales. Esto le posibilitarA! al paAs atraer capitales gracias a la
llegada y operativa de naves no solo brasileA+-as sino lAneas que operen
en el paAs norteA+-o y puedan hacer escala en el departamento uruguayo.
El subsecretario de la cartera de Transporte, Pablo Genta, confirmA^3 a
Ultimas Noticias la decisiA^3n y explicA^3 que las negociaciones estA!n
"El acuerdo se llegA^3 en el marco de las relaciones bilaterales que
tenemos con Brasil y en particular de la comisiA^3n de seguimiento de
temas de integraciA^3n estratA(c)gicos de avanzar hacia la conformaciA^3n
y transformaciA^3n de Rivera en un aeropuerto binacional que pueda ser
utilizado como de cabotaje para Brasil", dijo el jerarca del Poder
La semana pasada hubo una reuniA^3n en el Ministerio de Relaciones
Exteriores (Mrree) donde participaron autoridades de dicha cartera,
jerarcas del Ministerio de Transporte y Obras PA-oblicas (Mtop), delegados
de la Intendencia de Rivera (IR) y representantes del gobierno
brasileA+-o. AllA las autoridades norteA+-as ratificaron la necesidad de
agilizar los trA!mites para la conformaciA^3n del aeropuerto riverense en
binacional y comenzar a operar las naves brasileA+-as.
SegA-on informaron a Ultimas Noticias fuentes de la CancillerAa, los
representantes del gobierno de Brasil plantearon la idea de "usar lo mA!s
rA!pido posible" la terminal aA(c)rea de Rivera para operar aeronaves de
la Fuerza AA(c)rea de Brasil como forma de plan piloto una vez que estA(c)
conformado el aeropuerto binacional.
"Su interA(c)s es real y quieren que los trA!mites sean lo mA!s A!giles
posible porque tienen una necesidad de ampliar sus terminales aA(c)reas
por el crecimiento que estA! teniendo el paAs", explicA^3 la fuente de
Genta dijo estar en conocimiento de la propuesta y que es una buena
oportunidad como planteo de iniciaciA^3n en la nueva modalidad del
aeropuerto. El subsecretario de Transporte detallA^3 que se trata de naves
de la Fuerza AA(c)rea BrasileA+-a de pequeA+-o porte que estA!n dedicadas
a utilidades civiles para el traslado de personal y otras funciones.
El jerarca dijo que la concreciA^3n del aeropuerto binacional, que serA!
el primero en Uruguay, es una buena oportunidad para el paAs ya que
"ciudadanos brasileA+-os que se quieren trasladar desde la zona cercana,
por ejemplo desde Livramento a distintos destinos de Brasil, usen el
aeropuerto que estA! del lado uruguayo pero como si fuera territorio
El secretario general de la Intendencia de Rivera, Abilio Briz, dijo a
Ultimas Noticias que estA!n trabajando "duro y sin pausa" para permitir
las operaciones y la decisiA^3n de aeropuerto binacional lo antes posible.
El jerarca departamental explicA^3 que la terminal aA(c)rea necesitarA!
inversiones en servicios y en tecnologAa para aviones para permitir la
operaciA^3n de naves de mayor tamaA+-o.
En ese sentido cuentan con el apoyo de las autoridades de gobierno y
empresariales que buscan invertir. Briz dijo que es "muy probable" que la
empresa Pluna comience a operar sus aeronaves una vez estA(c)n las
inversiones necesarias ya que han manifestado "su expreso interA(c)s".
TambiA(c)n el empresario argentino MartAn Eurnekian mantiene contactos con
las autoridades del Poder Ejecutivo ya que su empresa tiene interA(c)s en
la gestiA^3n de la terminal de Rivera informaron a Ultimas Noticias
fuentes empresariales y de gobierno vinculadas a la operaciA^3n.
Problema y oportunidad
En la asunciA^3n, la flamante presidenta de Brasil, Dilma Rousseff,
admitiA^3 la problemA!tica del paAs en la necesidad de crecer en nuevas
terminales aA(c)reas y mejorar las actuales. Es que su gobierno deberA!
afrontar dos de los desafAos mA!s importantes en los A-oltimos aA+-os: la
organizaciA^3n del Mundial de FA-otbol en 2014 y los Juegos OlAmpicos de
RAo en 2016. Si bien la Fifa ya advirtiA^3 a Brasil sobre los atrasos en
las obras de los estadios, el principal problema estA! en el estado
precario de los aeropuertos brasileA+-os que, segA-on el presidente del
comitA(c) organizador, Ricardo Teixeira, representan el problema
"nA-omeros uno, dos
y tres". El ministro brasileA+-o de Deportes, Orlando Silva, asegurA^3 que
"no hay razones para temores" y dijo que confAa en el programa de
inversiA^3n definido para los eventos. La creaciA^3n de un aeropuerto
binacional serA! una gran oportunidad para atraer capitales.
After agreement, the airport will be bi Rivera
Local government officials agreed with their counterparts in Brazil to
transform the airport department of Rivera in bi. To begin operating as
soon as the ships of the Brazilian Air Force in the Uruguayan soil and
seeking investment to improve facilities and technology that allow the
arrival of larger sized planes.
The sustained growth in Brazil is clear and projections for the coming
years are very encouraging and that the local executive authorities are
clear that it is necessary to "seize" the opportunity of the region. For
this, in addition to trade agreements and industrial delegations from both
countries work, the Uruguayan government agreed with the Brazilian
authorities to turn the airport department of Rivera in a binational air
terminal characteristics. This will enable the country to attract capital
through the operation of ships arrival and not just Brazil but lines
operating in the northern country and to make stops in the Uruguayan
The secretary of the Transport portfolio, Paul Gentry, told Ultimas
Noticias decision and explained that negotiations are advanced.
"The agreement reached in the framework of bilateral relations we have
with Brazil and in particular the monitoring committee of strategic
integration issues to move towards the formation and transformation of
Rivera in a binational airport that could be used as cabotage Brazil,
"said the chief of the Executive.
Last week there was a meeting at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (mrre)
with the participation of authorities of the portfolio, leaders of the
Ministry of Transportation and Public Works (Mtop), representatives of the
Administration of Rivera (IR) and representatives of the Brazilian
government. There the northern authorities reaffirmed the need to expedite
procedures for the formation of riverense in binational airport and start
doing the Brazilian ships.
According to news sources reported the Foreign Ministry, representatives
of the Brazilian government raised the idea of a**a**"use as soon as
possible" Rivera Air Terminal to operate aircraft of the Brazilian Air
Force as a pilot plan once it is shaped the binational airport.
"Their interest is real and they want the procedures are as smooth as
possible because they have a need to expand its airport terminals by the
growth that is taking the country," said Foreign Ministry source.
Genta said to be aware of the proposal and it is a good opportunity and
pose of initiation into the new type of airport. The Secretary of
Transportation explained that Craft is the Brazilian Air Force small size
that are engaged in civil utilities for the relocation of personnel and
other functions.
The chief said that the completion of the binational airport that will be
the first in Uruguay, is a good opportunity for the country as "Brazilians
looking to relocate from the nearby area, for example from Livramento to
different destinations in Brazil, using the Airport is on the Uruguayan
side but like the Brazilian territory. "
The general secretary of the Administration of Rivera, Abilio Briz,
Ultimas Noticias said they are working "hard and without a pause" to allow
operations and binational airport decision soon.
The departmental chief explained that the airport will need an investment
in services and technology to aircraft to allow operation of larger ships.
In that sense they have the support of government officials and business
looking to invest. Briz said it was "highly probable" that the company
Pluna begins to operate its aircraft once they have the necessary
investment as they have expressed "their expressed interest." Argentine
entrepreneur Martin also Eurnekian maintains contacts with the authorities
of the government and that his company is interested in managing terminal
Rivera Latest News sources told business and government related to the
Problem and opportunity
On the assumption, the new president of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, admitted
the country's problems on the need to grow in new air terminals and
improving existing ones. Is that his government will face two major
challenges in recent years: the organization of the World Cup in 2014 and
the Olympic Games in Rio in 2016. While Brazil Fifa has already warned
about delays in the works of the stadiums, the main problem is the poor
state of the Brazilian airports, according to the organizing committee
president, Ricardo Teixeira, represent the problem, "numbers one, two
and three. "Brazilian Sports Minister Orlando Silva said there was" no
reason to fear "and said he hoped the investment program defined for the
events. The creation of a binational airport will be a great opportunity
to attract capital.
Paulo Gregoire


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Are you looking for simple ambiance or real heat producing capabilities? |
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- Posted by cearbhaill Zone 6b Eastern KY (My Page) on Thu, Oct 25, 12 at 11:24
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