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Hotel owner Vikram Chatwal was arrested at Florida's Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport Tuesday after trying to get on a plane with a large stash of drugs.
According to the police report, Chatwal – who is close to Lindsay Lohan and was erroneously linked to Padma Lakshmi – tried to board with cocaine, marijuana and prescription pills.
Chatwal, 41, owns New York City's Dream Hotel, a popular spot with celebrities.
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Launch in Africa of the Vía Campesina Campaign condemning violence against women
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At the 2011 World Social Forum held in Dakar, we, the African peasant organisations members of la Vía Campesina, have decided to launch and communicate on behalf of our continent the campaign of our movement condemning violence against women, a campaign which was officially launched on an international scale at our fifth international conference in Maputo, in 2008.
In all societies, to varying extents, women and girls are victims of economic discrimination and physical, sexual and psychological violence, in both public and private spheres. Domestic violence, human trafficking, sexual harassment, genital mutilation, women being deprived of food, forced or early marriage, "honour" killings, femicide and rape as war weapons are all part of this horrific scenario. Furthermore, on the world scale, 70% of people who live in extreme poverty are women.
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All together, let's eliminate violence!
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ECVC: 25 November: International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, European Coordination Via Campesina would like to insist on the importance of ending all forms of violence against women.
It is fitting to remember the definition of violence adopted by the UN, which is: "any act of gender-based violence that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual or psychological harm or suffering to women, including threats of such acts, coercion or arbitrary deprivation of liberty, whether occurring in public or in private life."
Women united for food sovereignty and against violence towards women
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In Maputo, Mozambique, on the occasion of the international seminar on building alliances for food sovereignty and against violence towards women held in Maputo from July 26 to 29, La Via Campesina worked together with World March of Women (WMW), Friends of the Earth Intenational (FoEI) and women of the countryside from Asia and Africa and shared our ideas to plan our work on women.
We are currently witnessing the upholding of ancient forms of violence against women and the reinforcement of new ones. For instance, when Ttransnational companies take over land for the expansion of monocultures, peasant families are driven away. Women become more vulnerable as they can no longer guarantee food for themselves and their families. They often migrate and find precarious jobs with no rights and exploitative conditions.
Declaration of South Asian Women of La Via Campesina
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International Women's Day, Kathmandu, Nepal, 8 March 2010
We the women of La Via Campesina's South Asian peasant's movements, namely, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and sisters from Indonesia and Korea, come together on this women's day in Kathmandu, Nepal to reaffirm and demand the respects of our rights and the complete rejection of the patriarchal system.
We strongly reject the neo-liberal capitalist system based on violence and the marginalization of many for the profits of a few. This system is leading to the displacement of our communities from our lands, the privatization of our seeds, water, knowledge, resulting in loss of biodiversity and the militarization of our lands. Our struggles for our rights and justice are being repressed by neo-liberal forces and the government as their lackeys by the use of state security forces. This system is causing extreme hunger, poverty, and migration. The effect of this system on women is leading to their exploitation and trafficking. Women are facing immense burdens for the survival and well being of their families in the backdrop of marginalization, lack of rights and discrimination.

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When the news media talks about "labor," people think about unions.
This year, however, organized labor joined with community, civil rights and other organizations and, together, they fashioned themselves into a new movement.
And the AFL-CIO, after months of discussions, in town hall meetings and online, opened the ranks of organized labor itself to every single worker in America, regardless of his or her place of employment or current or past status as a union member.
It was a matter of survival, union leaders said. Only by reaching out, they added, would labor be able to beat back the unprecedented wave of attacks against it and give America's workers the clout they need to fight for living wages, safe working conditions, health care and a decent life while on the job and in retirement.
In 2013, poll after poll showed that the clear majority of Americans see the wealth gap as the big problem facing the nation. The idea that the 1 percent are crushing the 99 percent moved from beyond the Occupy Wall Street protesters who first popularized it to become a majority view. Labor took that idea into the AFL-CIO's convention in September, and staked out new ground in its struggle to reverse a situation in which just one of every eight workers in the U.S. is unionized.
"We can't do it alone," AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said when he accepted his re-election as the federation's president.
"Tonight in America," Trumka said, "a child will be going to sleep with a stomach growling with hunger, with an immigrant parent sitting behind bars waiting to be deported, or with a father who is falling out of the middle class and a mother who is struggling as a minimum wage earner. The question is, 'Who will speak for them?' The answer is, 'We will.'"
The AFL-CIO's executive council will meet in Texas in February 2014 to hammer out specific ways in which organizations outside the traditional labor movement can formally be integrated into the federation.
This has to be done, Trumka said at the convention, because the times call for bringing unions, the organized, the unrepresented and the unorganized together in one "mass movement."
"So what's the big deal?" some said after the convention. "Labor has always worked together with other organizations." The difference this time, the union leaders say, is that they intend to keep the coalition together on a permanent basis.
Even the temporary alliances labor has formed recently have lasted longer and have had more success than many alliances formed in the past. A good example is the Democracy Initiative formed this year by the Communications Workers of America.
No less than 51 organizations were brought together under its umbrella. The movement eventually forced the U.S. Senate to overcome GOP filibusters and confirm a full five-member National Labor Relations Board.
Rather than dissolving itself, the Democracy Initiative continued to apply pressure and recently won another victory by convincing Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to get rid of the 60-vote requirement to override filibusters against executive branch nominees, as well as judges up to the level of federal district and appeals courts.
"We're going to continue pushing until the right wing is unable to filibuster anything - including important legislation," says CWA President Larry Cohen.
The recent "fast for families" on Capitol Hill, the dramatic event led by former SEIU Secretary-Treasurer Eliseo Medina, was only one part of labor's involvement in an ongoing fight for immigration reform in 2013.
Major progress was evident with the Senate's passage of a bill providing a 13-year path to citizenship for over 11 million undocumented people,
The measure, although far from perfect, would also bring all who register for "blue cards" as provisional immigrants under the protection of U.S. labor law. Unions see this as beneficial for the entire workforce, including those who are citizens, because it would decrease the ability of employers to exploit any of their workers.
The GOP-controlled House put the brakes on everything, however, by refusing to even consider comprehensive immigration reform this year.
On another front, the nation saw a major rising up of its low-wage workers in 2013, with people at fast food outlets and big box stores staging actions all across the country.
Walmart alone had to deal with 1,500 walkouts while fast food places dealt with walkouts in almost all major cities. The workers demanded $15 an hour, respect on the job and the right to organize.
The labor movement and its allies also spent an unprecedented amount of time in 2013 exposing a variety of right-wing schemes designed to weaken worker power in America.
Thousands choked the streets of downtown Chicago as they marched on a secretive meeting of the right-wing American Legislative Exchange Council. Across the country unions and their allies campaigned against so-called voter ID laws, exposing their racist intent and building support for overturning them.
And unions and their allies fought hard against the push by right-wing lawmakers to put in so-called right-to-work laws.
In places like Detroit they have been battling the efforts of Republican governors and lawmakers to override the authority of democratically elected local officials.
Unions say they will be mounting full-scale fights to support local authorities when those authorities are looking out for the interests of workers. Numerous cities and towns, for example, have instituted minimum wage laws higher than the $7.25 provided by the federal government. Republican lawmakers are beginning to push state laws that would override these decisions and labor says it is ready to do battle on the issue.
Unions and their allies were also vital, this year, in ending the tea party-provoked government shutdown.
Labor's continued push against the sequester cuts are widely seen as having been instrumental in the passage of a bipartisan budget compromise last week that restored $43 billion of the sequester cuts. However they were not able to overcome stony Republican opposition to extending unemployment insurance which is expiring - thus leaving the nation's jobless out in the cold.
As the year ends millions of workers, their unions and others are taking time out to make the holidays a good time for those jobless and the rest of the 99 percent who are most in need.
Thousands of children whose parents are out of work are the object of special efforts this time of year.
Unions in Oregon, for example, got together this week with the community services groups that joined them at the AFL-CIO convention last fall and sponsored one of many events at the Sheet Metal Workers Local 16 union hall. The children got handmade stockings from Oregon's American Federation of Teachers. Everyone got a turkey lunch and dessert made by members of the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers Union. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and a variety of community groups sponsored the Santa Claus, face painting and bags full of gifts. A second pile of gifts was given out to the unemployed parents.
2013 was a tough year for labor and its allies and it looks like 2014 will be another tough one. As the folks in Oregon proved this week, however, workers and their friends never seem to lose their spirit.
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by Daniel Jonah Goldhagen
The author, an assistant professor of government and social studies at Harvard, has set off a storm of controversy with a book that seeks to prove a simple—and, many would say, radical—point: It wasn't the Nazis who killed the Jews, it was the Germans.
The difference, or course, is crucial. If the Nazis did it, the Holocaust can be seen as a nightmarish aberration carried out by a clique of madmen. Goldhagen argues that facts don't support such an explanation, but that it is accepted because his thesis—that everyday Germans knew about and supported, or did nothing to prevent, the extermination of the Jews—raises too many troubling questions.
The heart of his book consists of testimony from members of police units who rounded up and shot Jews in Poland. Few of the policemen were members of the Nazi party, Goldhagen maintains—most were drafted, many were too old for front-line service. Yet they and others like them executed thousands of Jews, willingly, efficiently—even zealously. When officers offered to excuse any man who was uncomfortable killing Jews, almost no one stepped forward.
Goldhagen's writing is jargon-filled and repetitive, and he often seems to push his argument farther than his evidence merits. At the least, though, as the Holocaust slips into history, Executioners is a chilling reminder that Hitler received broad support. (Knopf, $30)
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Most people don't like to be bothered or to disturb other people, but sometimes we do it anyway. In this episode, we look at expressions describing when someone is disturbed by another person. It could be something said or done that upsets this person, and it could be intentional or unintentional. We don't want to more »
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At Culips, we will be taking a short break to rest and relax during the holidays. In this break we will be featuring a countdown of our Top 4 most popular episodes. Also during this short break we will be preparing to gear up for some exciting new changes, including a new website design and a forum for you to discuss your English questions.
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Can you do me a favour? Rich has had an accident and needs some help from a friend. In this episode, he calls Chris and asks him for a favour. (In Canada favour is spelled with a u. For other spelling differences, check out our glossary.) Rich and Chris use expressions like on my way more »
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I innocently went to Arthur Ashe stadium last night to see some tennis at the US Open. But the main attraction turned out to be a fight in the Upper Deck. I was too far away to really see what was going on. But the New York Post got a couple of great pictures. And then I found this video.
The Post's version says a woman got upset with a man for his foul language, causing her to slap him. The video, however, clearly shows that an older gentleman accompanying the woman started the brawl by tackling the young heckler. That's when the woman stepped in and started slapping. One thing the Post's coverage got right? "You sure as #%&* don?t see this at Wimbledon!"
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Ticket prices differ for our Sing We Noël holiday concert and the Verdi Requiem concert. Sing We Noël tickets cost $12 for adults and $5 for those under 18. Cost of Verdi Requiem tickets is $20 for adults. Verdi Requiem tickets are free for those under 18 and college students with current ID, but you must have a ticket for admission. Further instructions are available at Online Tickets.
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Former Packer William Henderson to open yogurt shop in Brookfield
Former Green Bay Packers running back William Henderson will soon be added to the list of local business owners at Sendik's Towne Centre. Henderson's Sweet Frog Premium Yogurt will open at the end of this month.
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The four Kongos brothers didn't take a usual path to success. After moving from South Africa to Phoenix before high school, they sent their music back to radio stations in their former home, where they became stars. After performing for stadiums in Johannesburg, they watched their star rise in U.S. with their chart-topping rock hit "Come With Me Now." »Read Full Article(1)
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It is different: a light musical drama that takes great '50s and '60s tunes—like Jailhouse Rock, Heat Wave and Yakety Yak—and rewrites the lyrics to fit the plot so they can be sung by a half-dozen orphaned girls who are taken in by Joseph Bologna as the frozen foods king of Bel Air. Different, indeed. The singing could be better and, if it were better, more frequent. When the show tries to be a farce it doesn't go far enough and ends up looking merely silly. But the problem simply could be that this nice little idea is spread too thin in a two-hour premiere. As a one-hour series, Rags to Riches could be cute. Bologna makes a great gruff guy. And I do love those old tunes.
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Lack of quality information = bad problems staying bad.
Access to diverse, accurate perspectives on the state of the world = informed people who can not only make bad things less bad, but make good things happen that hadn't been thought of yet.
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Person + (new knowledge x awesome film medium) = new ways of thinking x taking action = new ways of living x hundreds of thousands of people = massive system-wide change. Yesss!
Person + (new knowledge x awesome film medium) = new ways of thinking x taking action = new ways of living x hundreds of thousands of people = massive system-wide change. Yesss!
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With media this concentrated and this entrenched in their own interests, the idea that the media could still serve the public's interest and act as a watchdog for corporate and government abuse seems like a bad joke. People don't even act surprised anymore. If it wasn't for the Daily Show, examples of the mainstream media failing to do its job would have stopped being funny a long time ago.
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By creating our own media communication channels and building upon and supporting the increasingly diverse network of independent news sources that are growing on the internet, we can break the bottleneck they have on the flow of information and cut right to the root of the problem.
With a robust, diverse, and independent media ecosystem, we'll be able to launch more ambitious campaigns and win them more effectively. We'll be able to organize our community's latent collective energies into a powerful movement for social, economic and environmental justice. And we'll finally see the tipping point where our energies spark a creative and widespread renaissance of sustainable innovation, new thinking, and new ways of life. At its essence, we'll be able to make real change happen for ourselves and for the earth.


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The company, which will do research and development work, will use a 33,000-square-foot building at 12250 N. Corporate Parkway. That location is between Port Washington Road and I-43, south of Liebau Road.
Major Pharmaceuticals recently bought the building, now used by Neff Engineering, and will make renovations to accommodate its labs, office and warehouse, according to city records. The city Plan Commission approved a conditional use grant for the facility at its Monday night meeting.
Around 60% of the company's employees will be college graduates, and will include chemists, microbiologists and engineers, according to information Major Pharmaceuticals provided to city officials.
Major couldn't be reached for comment Tuesday.
He is the founder of Cambridge Major, a Germantown supplier of active pharmaceutical ingredients to the bio-tech and pharmaceutical industries. In 2011, he announced his retirement as Cambridge Major's chief executive officer.
In March, Major Pharmaceuticals proposed developing a two-story, 79,000-square-foot facility in Mequon Business Park, near the northeast corner of W. Donges Bay and N. Wauwatosa roads.
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One of the nice things about Free Software is that it can take you to some very nice places. Recently, it took me to Prague, Czech Republic, where I attended several Linux Foundation events (the Kernel Summit, Embedded Linux Conference, and LinuxCon Europe).
Although I have been to more than 100 countries in my travels with both Unix and Linux during the past 30 years, Prague has somehow eluded me until now. But, with three events in the same city and the possibility of attending an event without having to present at it, I used some frequent flier miles and performed some unique hotel juggling to attend the conferences at a reasonable price. Of course, the call of a city well known for beer and beer history helped, too.
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Noted cine and stage artiste of yesteryear Bhanumati Devi (88) died here on Friday after a brief illness. She is survived by her only daughter.
Born in Myanmar, she came to Puri and started acting on stage before joining Odia cinema in 1954. She was an integral part of Annapurna Theatre, Cuttack, for about four decades. She played lead roles in a dozen films.
The ace actor of 60's, who acted in Mrinal Sen's National Award winning Odia film 'Matira Manisha', was vibrant throughout her career in films and theatre. Bhanumati bagged the National Award in 1966 for her role in "Matira Manisha", a film based on social cause. She was also honoured with Sangeet Natak Akademi Award in 1984 and Jaydev Award for Lifetime Achievement in 2005. She last appeared on the big screen in 1986 in Odia film 'Jaydeb' which also went on to be a super hit.
A large number of artistes of Annapurna Rangmanch and other theatre lovers, including cine actors Smita Mohanty, Ramchandra Pratihari and Samsundar Senapati visited her residence to pay their last respects to the departed soul.
The district culture officer paid floral tributes. Her body was taken in a procession to the Swargdwar where her grandson performed the last rites.
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Chokehold protesters to drive, not walk, on bridge
NEW YORK -- Demonstrators protesting the chokehold death of a man in police custody will drive, not walk, across a busy bridge to avoid any traffic problems, the Rev. Al Sharpton said Saturday.
Sharpton announced last week that he would lead an Aug. 23 march across the bridge between Brooklyn and Staten Island to seek justice for Eric Garner, who died after police tried to arrest him on Staten Island for selling loose cigarettes. Several elected officials complained that a march across the bridge would close off car traffic, massively inconveniencing people on Staten Island and elsewhere in the region.
"The issue is not the bridge," Sharpton told supporters Saturday at the Harlem headquarters of his National Action Network. "The issue is the homicide that no one has told this family or the community what they are going to do about it and who is going to be charged."
Instead of marching together across the bridge, Sharpton said, protesters will meet in Brooklyn and New Jersey and take buses and car caravans to Staten Island.
An amateur video shot July 17 shows Garner gasping "I can't breathe" as an officer puts him in a chokehold. The city medical examiner ruled his death a homicide.
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