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Jeffrey Krilla, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor writes about the current crisis in Burma.
For two weeks, I, along with the rest of the international community, have been mesmerized by the images of brave Burmese monks and their supporters that have been streaming in to TV stations, flashed over the internet, and posted on blogs the world over. The thin saffron robes worn by the peacefully marching monks stood in vivid contrast to the hard riot shields held up by the riot police. Their example has inspired us—from world leaders making statements of support at the United Nations to ordinary citizens taking to the streets in solidarity in the Philippines.
Until recently, savvy bloggers and citizens armed with only camera phones and the Internet were able to capture riveting footage. They helped to mobilize and unite the democracy demonstrators and also became the eyes and ears of the world.
In the past few days, we've started seeing reports that the military junta is severely restricting the internet. As one of the leads on the Secretary's Global Internet Freedom Taskforce, I find these reports particularly disturbing. Internet freedom is the 21st Century's battleground for freedom of expression. This Taskforce, made up of State Department officials, coordinates efforts to pressure governments to allow the media and democracy advocates across the globe free access to the web.
The Internet is a powerful force for freedom around the world, shedding light on human rights abuses and helping to create the free flow of information crucial to democratic development. We must work to preserve and protect this tool as an essential instrument for freedom of expression.
Lynn in California writes:
How does the Global Internet Freedom Taskforce go about bringing Internet access to the censored and oppressed? Sounds good in theory but what can actually be done to help the people of Burma? The world needs to SEE the atrocities being committed there. Public outrage will force the powers that be into action - eventually. If the flow of information continues to be choked off the world will soon forget and the junta will continue on and another generation of Burmese will have been beaten down into submission.
What steps can the Global Internet Freedom Taskforce take so that at least some information can reach the outside world?
Rory in U.S.A. writes:
The restriction of the Internet isn't the bad part. The killing of monks, reporters, women and children is the problem. The restriction of the Internet wouldn't matter so much if there weren't rights violations and genocide going on.
Matt in California writes:
Oh a taskforce on freedom! Why didn't you say so? Surely, the Burmese government will be powerless to resist.
Ross in New York writes:
I'm glad to see our President taking a strong public stance on this issue. Oh wait...never mind.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Dear Jeffery,
Right about now I'd say pop a sat. over Burma and bomb 'em with blackberries or sat. phones...whatever fills the bill to open a direct link.
On the other hand, it might be more cost effective to have a coalition of the willing give the junta 48 hrs. to pack bags, 'cause until someone steps on the junta's neck and tells them, "You don't get to do this." I see this situation as a whole getting way out of hand to the point that with no action by the global community, we'll be witness to further crimes against humanity.
It looks now for all the world like blatent violations of the articles within the UN's Convention against Genocide are being perpetrated. And that's only from the little info so far that has come out.
I do not believe that civilization can suffer longer, the smell of ill intent from ethical infants.
Best Regards.
Gang in China writes:
Freedom is worldwide destination. May God bless Burma
Lan in China writes:
What a pity!
Roy in Oregon writes:
"Thou hypocrite, cast first the beam out of thine own eye, and then shalt thou see clearly to pull the mote that is in thy brother's eye." Luke 6:42
Let me see -- You are a political appointee in the most secretive administration in U.S. history... How is that helping "create a free flow of information crucial to democratic development?"
-- You are the member of an administration which quite improperly and illegally harvested telephone information without appropriate judicial warrants.... That doesn't discourage "free flow of information?"
-- Your President authorized pressuring Internet Service Providers to release information about legal (but private) citizen use of the internet... Who can trust this administration to protect the principles of "freedom of expression?"
Brother, how about first removing the beam (and the blinders) from your own eye and working to end the murderous cabal which employs you?
Thomas in South Carolina writes:
Hiya, one thing that I really don't think the State Dept should be doing is to be advocating for foreign countries. To all the people who say we should "do something" about Darfur or Myanmar I'd say "ok, why don't *you* pick up a rifle?" They never do.
I was under the impression that you guys were on the American People's payroll not that of foreign countries. Oh, and when are all the countries now getting "foreign aid" from the U.S. going to start "graduating" off of it?
If foreign aid *actually worked* the amount we give every year would be going *down* not up! We're just making Mercedes Benz dealers and real estate agents in the South of France rich with "foreign aid."
Martin in California writes:
A little flowery and too many adjectives. Keep trying.
Allison in Washington, DC writes:
@ Thomas in South Carolina -- I first would like to say that I think you have entirely misunderstood the role of the State Department. It in no way advocates for foreign countries, but rather seeks to advance U.S. foreign policy goals through fostering democracy and global stability. In an increasingly interconnected world, it is unreasonable to think that countries can exist in isolation.
Secondly, I would like to appeal to your moral sensibilities by stating that human life is human life regardless of location. We should care about people around the world because we are part of the global community. This is the case whether you want to acknowledge it or not. People call for action in Darfur because villages are being burned, women are being raped and thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes. As the world's leading democracy we have the responsibility to speak out, and in some cases take action, against such crimes against humanity. We witnessed what happened when we failed to take action in Rwanda. Instability, conflict and poverty have far reaching consequences. Just because we are seemingly safe here in America does not mean we should turn a blind eye to the rest of the world. Every human life has value and should be respected. This includes the monks in Burma and the villagers in Darfur.


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Edwards' rant went too farPosted Wednesday, March 10, 2010, at 7:18 AM
Is Carl Edwards what NASCAR officials had in mind when they said they wanted more heated rivalries and a wilder approach for this season?
Probably not. But the three-race "probation" for a clear case of on-track road rage doesn't send much of a message.
Intentionally chasing down and crashing Brad Keselowski after coming back into a race just to get revenge is going entirely too far.
Seeing Keselowski's car flying through the air is one thing, but seeing it go toward a fence and the grandstands is another. Honestly, I'm expecting someone to be killed before the season's over. Let's hope that I'm wrong, and at least that any fatalities aren't among spectators. Drivers know what they're risking. Fans just come to watch.
"Every person has to decide what code they want to live by and hopefully this explains mine," Edwards posted to his Facebook page Sunday.
So his "code" is being a thug? Street justice -- taking it into his own hands?
Those two have been at odds for at least a year. And Keselowski has been overagressive at times, leaving a trail of crashes in his wake. It's understandable that Edwards would be angry.
No one expects competitive athletes to be well-behaved little boys during the heat of competition. But taking life-threatening action during an auto race -- something that, broken down to the basics, is just a highly-expensive game -- is going too far. And NASCAR may not be going far enough -- in the cases of both Edwards and Keselowski.
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I agree. What Edwards got was a slap on the wrist. It would be easy to say that he got special treatment becasue he is the poster boy for NASCAR. I don't know if that is true or not. I do know he gets more face time on all the pre and post race shows than his competitors, win or lose.
That may or may not be the point however. Bottom line, he should have at least been penalized some points. Three race probation means that if he plays nice for three races all is forgotten.
I see Edwards as a talented driver. He has every bit as much ability as any of his competitors. His main problem is his lack of good sense. He has displayed this in the past. I once heard him say after wrecking that he thought the move would work because he'd used that move in a video game. He needs to realize what he does on Sunday afternoon is real life with real lives at stake. It is not a video game.
-- Posted by goose2008 on Wed, Mar 10, 2010, at 8:31 AM
Brad Kaslowski is a young aggressive driver that has not been correctly disciplined for all of his aggressive actions in both Nationwide and Sprint that HAVE caused several wrecks that could have been just as catastrophic. If NASCAR does not discipline equally, then seasoned drivers, like Carl, will have to initiate some street justice.
-- Posted by balloon boy on Wed, Mar 10, 2010, at 3:18 PM
Yes Edward was being a thug and a nut. I was shocked when it happened. It was terrible. Let's hope Kaslowski keeps his cool this Sunday on the track. I've been a Nascar fan since I was knee high to my Daddy. Let's stay safe guys.
-- Posted by rebelrosecountrymom on Thu, Mar 11, 2010, at 6:15 AM
well if you think about how would someone wrecking another driver on purpose any differant than Dale in the #3 doin it to pass or the rainbow princess causing big pile ups to win.They didnt do it out of anger but they still done it same as this guy...Ofcourse out of anger is ignorant and low it sounds like a whiney #24 move...but trying hard to only wreck this guy was a pathetic move...3 races aint enough of a banishment how about 3 seasons....GO KASEY KAHNE #9
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I placed the Butiki order I've been plotting for days and days. I kept switching things up and adding more and more…and deciding I needed more of each.
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I placed a one-month subscription with Simple Loose Leaf. I used a coupon they gave us in the Traveling Herbal/Caffeine-free box (thanks!!).
I seriously need to ban myself from aliexpress but they are having a three day promotion which means sales so I bought:
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I ordered tea for the first time in a while… but it's not for me! My mom's birthday present from Harney & Sons. I got her a sample cube for last Christmas and Paris was her favorite, so:
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Today I went berserk on orders.
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And then… I decided to place another big order with Whispering Pines :O Yes, I did just get one like… not even a month ago. But it's Friday, funday, payday. And that's how I roll. And it's virtual insanity (http://youtu.be/MEyXHTQ_xV8). And I just don't care. I just had to place that order. I know you guys understand me :D
Anyways…. Here's what I got:
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Oh dear. That 50% off special with River Tea is incredibly tempting – I don't know if I can resist.
I caved. 50g of Mulberry White, Granny's Cake, Marquis de Gris, and Spring Tea.
I think the 50% off is good until Sunday (6/8), so you still have some time to make up your mind, Christina!
Looks like awesome choices, Marzipan. Granny's Cake is really yummy. I still have some left from my previous order. And Mulberry White is one of the best flavored white teas I have ever tried.
I'm in the same boat as Christina. That's a pretty good deal. XD /ponders/ Sheesh. I totally didn't need another company to think about ordering from. I'm considering getting mainly their straight teas, and their Granny's Cake since I had that in a TTB and it was tasty.
I wish there were reviews about the Sumatra Special since that's the one I'm mostly on the fence about.
Yup, I totally caved. Bought 10 things from River Tea!
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I HAD to place my first order with Kusmi Tea this morning. My sister's birthday is coming up, and she was very interested in their Violet tea when I shared the site with her, PLUS they finally got their Russian Blends mini-tins back in stock! (it's literally been at least a couple of months since I discovered their site and this is the first time I've seen it in stock)
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So excited! :D
I have been eyeing the Russian mini tin blends as well. I will watch for your reviews!
I'll do my best, I'm not very experienced! :P
boychik – I completely missed this comment. Thank you so much for the offer. I will send you a PM.
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This was the central theme in testimony delivered by South and Central Asian Affairs Assistant Secretary Robert O. Blake, Jr. last week before a House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee. During his testimony, Blake outlined why South Asia is such a critical component of U.S. foreign policy, focusing on the Asia-Pacific as a single, geographically coherent space stretching from the west coast of the United States to the Indian subcontinent. Much of the history of the 21st century will be written in this broader Asia-Pacific region, projected to become home to over 5.2 billion people by 2050. And that history will have a profound impact on the people and the economy of the United States.
Of course, any discussion of South Asia has to start with India. India is one of our most trusted and valuable partners, and really the foundation upon which greater regional economic cooperation will be built. President Obama has called our relations with India "a defining partnership for the 21st century." Indeed, from our close people-to-people ties and burgeoning trade, to our shared defense exercises and clean energy partnerships, relations have never been stronger.
During his testimony, Blake highlighted how far India has come in the past 20 years, with a GDP 10 times what it was in 1993. What was then a closed economy is now the United States' 13th largest trading partner in goods. By 2025, India is projected to become the world's third largest economy.
Yet Blake also pointed out that India's growth will generate enormous resource demands, particularly in infrastructure. Current estimates suggest that 80 percent of the infrastructure required to sustain and support India in 2025 has yet to be built. We see this as an enormous opportunity to deepen our commercial partnership with India, working together with American companies to build the airports, power plants, water and sanitation systems, and fiber optic networks of India's future.
Simply put: American companies are open for business in India.
Nowhere are those opportunities more pronounced than along the emergent road, air, and sea links between India, Bangladesh, Burma, and the rapidly expanding economies of the Association of South East Asian Nations, or ASEAN.
In the past year alone, trade between India and the countries of Southeast Asia has increased by 37 percent. This emerging 'Indo-Pacific Economic Corridor' isn't just a boon for the region; it also provides American businesses with substantial new markets.
When looking at the future of this region, Blake told the Subcommittee we remain bullish, but also said we are clear-eyed about the challenges we face -- the threat of terrorism, regional rivalries, refugees, human trafficking, and the potentially catastrophic effects of global climate change.
The architecture of cooperation we are building together with the countries of the region is helping meet those challenges. And we continue to view South and South East Asia, including the Indian Ocean, as a crucial driver for America's economic growth and prosperity throughout the 21st century. Towards that end, we must continue building the regional and bilateral partnerships at the heart of a more stable, prosperous, and democratic Asia-Pacific, so that the United States, as well as this broader Asia-Pacific region, can continue to grow and prosper.
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One must admire the consistency with which Mr. Robert Blake clings to his ideas about South Asia, Asia Pacifics & ASEAN, which he again expressed in house foreign affairs sub-committee. The reason may be South Asia in truly important and also as Assistant Secretary of State incharge South & Central Asia, Mr. Blake cannot say anything otherwise. The things South Asians - other than Pakistan, which really is a top notch strategic partners till it helps in withdrawal from AfPak region with some semblence of stability there unlike when Soviet Russia withdrew - is whether or not USA & also west Europe are treating SAARC properly like it treats ASEAN in it geopolitical and economic and trade policy formulations and engagements. SAARC is more democratic and has as strong elements power and potential as North Asia is. This builds a case for strong and active initiatives for integrating SAARC with ASEAN. It is not as if in last 10 years South Asia has not created opportunities for US. What has US Administration done to avail those opportunities? Forget everything, if only US business had invested in beach tourism in South Asia, not only US business generated revenue and jobs for US but also gained much favourable mileage. Sometimes one wonders what is one thing which makes the things the way they are between US & SAARC. Probably it has rooted in lack of need of South Asia to import huge US farm surplus, which North Asia has a compulsion to import. Possibly there should talks between Indian business for trade in pulses and oil seeds in stead of multibrand retail, civil nuclear cooperation, which is lot of blah blah.


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I awaken to the distant, barely audible sound of a dozen smoke alarms going off all at once. It rises and falls, seeming to swirl around the house in waves. The sound is the dawn song of insects called
, whistling a prolonged single note. Lying in the gray morning light, I listen for twenty minutes until they stop, and then it's time to start my day. I'm on my way to the kitchen when a gravel-truck thunders by, shaking the house like a five-second earthquake. Next, a wrench banging on an empty gas cylinder marks the approach of the propane truck. Then the sounds of Cozumel's "movable feast" follow, and like a slow motion dim sum, food will make its way past the house all day. The banging of a tiny hammer on a school bell signals the coming of the ice cream cart. The tooting horn of a small truck proclaims the arrival of the water man, with his load of blue, five-gallon bottles. The clapping of hands; so loud and sharp that visiting friends thought it must be two wooden boards being slapped together, heralds the coming of the pastry cart. The shouted cry, "
" alerts me the corn-on-the-cob vendor is making his way down the street. I always get two with everything, which means slathered in mayonnaise, drizzled with lime-juice and chili, and then rolled in grated cheese. Later I hear the
cart, bringing thin, crispy, crepes, rolled around a cheese filling. Maybe the fruit truck will be next...
Cozumel is draped in a rich tapestry woven from sounds, ranging from the annoying to the sublime. The dictionary defines noise as, "undesired sound" -- leaving the definition of noise up to the listener -- and
have never met a sound they didn't like. A friend once referred to the people here as having a, "sonic powered culture." For instance, there doesn't seem to be a working muffler on the island. Why fix it when it sounds
this way? (I admit that as a boy, I taped cardboard to the forks of my bicycle so the passing spokes would make a "rat-a-tat" sound). It's true that louder is better here, but I chose this as my home, and everything is just the way they like it. So keep your ears open, and you'll get more of the best that Cozumel has to offer.
I hear shouting from the street again, but this time it's not food. Three-wheeled carts loaded with furniture, toys, bedding, cookware, and silk plants ply the neighborhood, the drivers shouting out their list of wares. The roar of an airliner bringing more tourists drowns the splashing water sound of the fountain in our courtyard. The itinerant knife sharpener pushes his grinding wheel ahead of him, blowing a panpipe with a "tweedle-ing" sound. Each scooter passing the intersection in front of our house beeps its horn in warning to those that might not defer the right of way. The wind blowing through the fronds of the royal palm trees makes a whisking sound. An old Volkswagen passes by with enormous loudspeakers on its roof. The speakers are blaring an advertising spiel about something or other, but like a giant version of the clown's mouth at the hamburger drive-through, I can't understand a word they're saying. A small crow chirps and whistles as it splashes in the fountain, ruffling its glossy, blue-black feathers. A car goes by - with no muffler of course -- sounding like a machine gun blasting past the house. The neighbors must be working in their garden again, as music loud enough to play a small stadium roars from next door. Time to get on my bike and ride; I've got errands to do.
The very concept of noise appears to be unknown here, with all sounds embraced equally. This love of sound has no finer showcase than
, the annual Mardi Gras celebration. An orgy of volume,
proves there is no shortage of 5000-watt generators and concert sized sound systems. As the date approaches each year, I feel a bit like the Grinch, dreading the arrival of Christmas. "Oh the noise, noise! Noise!...they'll bang on tong-tinglers, they'll blow their foo-flounders." I passed by a schoolyard one evening in which dozens of children were learning a dance for the
parade. The music was playing at an ear-splitting volume, uncomfortable even for me out on the street. It's not unusual to see pickup trucks loaded with huge speakers, roaming the neighborhoods playing music loud enough to rattle the dishes, just because they can. My wife and I have wondered -- half jokingly -- if the apparent acceptance of noise isn't because everyone is partially deaf. Despite this, Carnaval is an integral part of the life and culture here, and I would never miss the festivities. So every year we go to the parade, and then wander in the plaza drinking cold beer and enjoying the tastes, sights, and sounds of our noisy but vibrant island.
I unlock my bicycle and push it out to the street. Climbing on, I pump the pedals a few times, listening to the soft ticking of the sprocket, and the gravel crunching under the tires. Turning onto a major road, I hear the "chip-tink-tink" sound of a bottle cap being fired to the side by one of my tires. I pass cantinas advertising their presence with blasts of live music. People are in their front yards, talking and laughing while the children play. Closer to the waterfront, I hear the whistles of the policemen directing traffic, accompanied by the soft lapping of the Caribbean against the shoreline. The wind carries the ringing of the carillon chimes from the church. Car horns honk impatiently at every tiny holdup in traffic. Scooters are everywhere; many fitted with horns that wolf-whistle instead of beeping (a real labor saver for the men). I arrive downtown, and walk my bike into the Plaza, weaving through a sea of cruise ship passengers. I hear bits of conversations in Spanish and English, the people and languages mingling, and making music.
In many cities in the US, using your car horn is considered rude, and reserved for only the most serious situations. This is not so here, and horns are used freely. It isn't unusual to see people sitting on the street in front of apartments or businesses, honking their horns to get someone's attention. A neighbor routinely sits in his car and honks his horn for as long as five minutes, before the gate is opened for him. Someone once joked that the International Standards Committee came to Mexico to measure the nanosecond, defined as the length of time between the light turning green and the second driver at the intersection honking his horn. At the movie theatres, locals think nothing of taking phone calls during the film, but of course, most of the audience is reading subtitles, not listening to the dialogue. I'm sure that roosters are kept as pets because it's noisier than not keeping roosters. The voices of customers are so loud at the Internet café that I often wear earplugs. One sound I don't hear much anymore is the pitchmen downtown, selling everything from wooden carvings to time-share condominiums. (My bicycle marks me as a local, so I'm left alone these days). There are some advantages to this idea that no amount of noise could possibly bother anyone. The surround-sound system for our TV has a sub-woofer the size of an end table. While watching a DVD, we can get the volume up to movie-theatre levels, and no one will ever complain. And I can finally play my stereo as loud as I like, but I'm too old to want to.
I'm back from my errands now, and night is falling, bringing different sounds. The raucous cries of birds at sunset are everywhere as they settle into the trees for the night. Geckos in the house make a kissing sound, as one might to call a pet dog, or cat. In the distance, the booming horns of the cruise ships sound sad as they prepare to leave. Tiny frogs in the garden belt out a croak as loud as a barking dog. Crickets chirp, and the roosters begin their long night of crowing, each calling or answering another. The wind carries the thumping cadence of dance music from a nearby hall that caters to large parties. I sit on the rooftop patio of our house, a glass of wine in hand, and reflect on the day. A spectacular lightning show is taking place far to the south. The sky between flashes is a uniform gray-black, until bright blue bolts crisscross the sky, revealing towering, backlit thunderclouds for a flashbulb moment. The storm is too distant for the thunder to be heard, so it's like watching a celestial silent film. The accompaniment for tonight's presentation is provided by the barking and howling of the Cozumel Canine Choir. One bark starts a wave of barking, spreading into the distance like ripples on a pond. The storm moves slowly northward, and eventually I feel the thunder more than hear it; a low-frequency rumble transmitted through the earth. Soon, my ears detect the sound, and I know it's time to move inside. The rain comes suddenly, and is so heavy that it runs from the sloping roof in a smooth sheet like a waterfall, splashing on the concrete below; but it rarely lasts long. It's time to get some sleep, and I lie on top of the sheets, the humidity making the air seem thick. I listen to the night breeze pushing moonlit air, rustling the fan palms between occasional thuds, as the fruit of the almond tree drops to the courtyard. The traffic has died down, at least a little bit, but Cozumel too is a,"...city that never sleeps." Sometimes strange periods of silence, noticeable for their rarity, remind me that if you relish quiet, you've come to the wrong town. The dogs and roosters, the cars and scooters, the parties and music, they go all night: until the dawn comes again with the eerie smoke-alarm sound of those insects, weaving the first thread into another day's tapestry.
©2004 Fox Hill
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Skip to comments.Prices Fuel Outrage In Brazil, Home Of The $30 Cheese Pizza
Posted on 07/23/2013 9:08:25 AM PDT by Biggirl
SÃO PAULO, Brazil Shoppers here with a notion of what items cost abroad need to brace themselves when buying a Samsung Galaxy S4 phone: the same model that costs $615 in the United States is nearly double that in Brazil. An even bigger shock awaits parents needing a crib: the cheapest one at Tok & Stok costs over $440, more than six times the price of a similarly made item at Ikea in the United States.
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I have a Brazilian friend who had been away for about ten years. He recently went home for a family gathering, and he did mention on his return that everything had gotten VERY expensive.
You can finance your trip there if you and your wife and children all take your IPAD's with you and sell them when you get there
It is what happens when local manufacturing is protected and coddled.
Our visiting foreign student from Russia just bought a Samsung Galaxy while she was here in the US. She said it was hundreds less than the same phone in Russia.
I have no idea why.
At the luggage check in Miami airport, you'll see people heading south checking the most mundane household items, still in their original cartons.
It's going to be interesting when the Olympics is held there.
I've been traveling regularly to Brazil for 12 years. It USED To be cheap.... no more.
I always used to stay at the Marriott near the airport in Sao Paulo. It was ~ $60 a night. Now? The LUNCH BUFFET cost $55 per person!
Another difference? 12 years ago, there were practically ZERO fat people in Brazil. Today? They almost look like Americans....
Cars cost 2-3X more down there too... I honestly don't know how ANY affords them.
But, yea... IPADS would be a lot easier to take with you. :-)
I live in Brazil. It is bad enough with the Buchananite protective tariffs making a pair of Levi's US$90, now we have inflation again. I HATE protectionism as much as I hate government encouraged inflation.
Serious? Good to know!
Obamanomics is trying hard to bring such prices here.
Bom Dia! Não falo português muito bem.
It's been that way for years regarding electronics and other goods in Brazil...very high prices.
And it has nothing to do with tariffs....as some of the Liberal Globalists have been claiming
Goods are cheaper in US because of our economy....more people can afford the products.....meaning more customers....the economy of scale allows companies to sell products cheaper in US
Brazil economy....contrary to Liberal "I Agree with Obama on Free Trade" Globalist....is still weak....most people cannot afford electronics and other goods...hence less of a market
Orlando's International Drive is filled with Brazilian owned electronics shops for the sole purpose of Brasileros buying them and bringing the electronics home
I can answer that. Different business models. In Yirip and Russia, the consumer pays for the whole cost of the phone and the service is added on as needed.
In 'Murika the phone companies pay about 85% of the cost of the phone up front charging the consumer only 15% of what they have to pay the manufacturer and make up the difference in monthly service charges over the life of the contract. That's why it's better to pay less for the phone with a contract than to pay a lot not to have a contract since you don't get a monthly service discount if you pay full manufacturer cost of the phone
What about stuff bought over the internet?...........
You're taking me back to my days selling electronics in a mall and being overrun with foreign tourists asking if we carried VCR's in PAL format.
Guess he's never heard of a home garden.
you live in brazil right now?
What is causing this massive inflation?
I have been registered on 'nanny' (aupair) sites for the last 10 years to hire sitters and home care helpers for my children, and in the last 4 years have suddenly gotten TONS of emails from Brazil
Not really. It's more like a combination of a high VAT and tariffs that hit imports at 100% of assessed value, even for components used fr manufacture in Brazil. While it is true that salaries are low relative to the cost of housing in the bigger cities, even Classes D and E are still buying goods on installment "interest free." Between high tariffs, taxes, a real estate bubble and inflation (hidden and unhidden) you have a large consumer economy where the growth in disposable income, while significant , is masked by the high cost of goods.
The currency was being held artificially low against the dollar for several years, and the Central Bank has been slowltly bowing to the inevitable as of late. As far as au pairs are concerned, local labor costs have gone up and affluent Brazilians would rather pay extra for an English-speaking nanny than take their chances locally.
Yes, the Clemenza Importing Company of Miami International Airport. ;) Thankfully, they tend to check women more than men when you arrive at GRU with your luggage.
Shipping to and from Brazil is prohibitively expensive with either FedEx or UPS. I tried to send some video games about two years ago to my wife's cousin in Sao Paulo (when I was still stateside) and UPS would have charged me over $200.
When you gonna bring me back one ?
You can finance your trip there if you and your wife and children all take your IPADs with you and sell them when you get there
My friends bike shop (high end) sells at least 10 bikes a week to Brazilians .. there is a 100% import duty so a $2000 Specialized here is at least $4000 there ... bikes are bulky but lightweight and the extra charges from the airlines are minimal.
Amazon will NOT deliver to Brazil or Argentina...
FOr one thing, the delivery guys CANNOT leave packages at the door.... they don't *stay* there! :-)
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BEIJING (AP) Athens gold medalist Masae Ueno plowed her way to the semifinals of the women's 70-kilogram judo competition Wednesday, but a much-awaited showdown with world silver medalist Ronda Rousey failed to materialize when the American lost her quarterfinal bout.
Ueno and Rousey started powerfully, winning their first two bouts by ippon. Rousey, whose mother was world champion in 1984, easily pinned Nasiba Surkieva of Turkmenistan, then did it again against Katarzyna Pilocik of Poland.
Ueno began with a pin, then threw China's Juan Wang for what looked like an ippon win. The judges ruled it wasn't quite good enough, but Ueno came back seconds later with another throw that made the grade.
Ueno took just over a minute to dispose of Anett Meszaros of Hungary for her semifinal spot.
But Rousey, who had trouble getting inside her taller opponent's arms, had to go into overtime with Edith Bosch, and lost when the Dutchwoman unleashed a counterthrow with less than 2 minutes to go.
Though out of the gold running, Rousey still has a chance at bronze. It would be the first medal in women's judo for the U.S. since the event made the official Olympic roster in 1992. U.S. women won silver and bronze when judo was a demonstration sport in 1988.
Bosch will meet Ueno in the semifinals, with Cuba's Anaysi Hernandez and Germany's Annett Boehm in the other semifinal bout. Both won all their preliminary bouts with ippon.
In men's 90-kg, Hiroshi Izumi of Japan, the Athens silver medalist and a favorite to win in Beijing, struggled from the start, going into overtime in his first match and then losing by ippon to Andrei Kazusenok of Belarus.
World champion Irakli Tsirekidze of Georgia safely made it through the preliminary rounds and will meet Ivan Pershin of Russia in the semifinals.
The other semifinal will be between France's Yves-Matthieu Dafreville and Amar Benikhlef of Algeria.
Working from a tough draw, the Netherlands' Mark Huizinga, who won bronze in Athens and silver at the 2000 Sydney Games, had a first-round match against Ilias Iliades of Greece, who won gold in a lighter class in Athens and silver at the 2007 worlds.
Huizinga went ahead early and scored an ippon to end the match with just over a minute left. He then lost to Switzerland's Sergei Aschwanden.