SUMMARY1 Nickelodeon is honoring Justin Timberlake for more than his burping. The musician-turned-actor will receive the big help award on Saturday at the Kids' Choice Awards in L.A. for his charitable and environmental efforts, PEOPLE announces exclusively. Timberlake has been a dedicated supporter of Shriners Hospitals for Children since 2008, and he hosts an annual PGA golf tournament with a week-long series of events that raises money for programs and services benefiting children in need. Aside from being a two-time burp award champion, Timberlake has also received two blimps from the Kids' Choice Awards. And he hosted the show in 2007.
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Nickelodeon is WORSHIPPING Justin Timberlake for ADDITIONAL than his burping. The musician-turned-actor will OBTAIN the LARGE help PRIZE on Saturday at the Kids' Choice Awards in LOS ANGELES. for his GENEROUS and ECOLOGICAL HARD WORK, PEOPLE announces exclusively. Timberlake has been a DEVOTED FOLLOWER of Shriners Hospitals for Children since 2008, and he hosts an YEARLY PGA golf COMPETITION with a week-long SEQUENCE of PROCEDURES that raises CASH for programs and services benefiting KIDS in need. AWAY from being a two-time burp PRIZE WINNER, Timberlake has also received two blimps from the Kids' Choice Awards. And he hosted the show in 2007. BY:VALENTINA BARBOSA
Friendly matches tend to have trivial importance, especially when is Scotland against the five-time world champion winner Brazil. Brazilian fans saw the legendary forward Ronaldo bid farewell before the game, and were introduced to his latest heir, Neymar, the 19-year-old who scored both goals that led Brazil to a victory, leaving the match 2-0. It was a display that served only to strengthen his reputation as one of the world’s brightest prospects. With Mano Menezes’s Brazil an easy winner even without some of its stars (because of injury), and the Scots now set to plummet 11 places in the FIFA. Playing such relatively meaningless games in European cities minimizes the demands on a Brazilian squad built heavily around Europe-based players. But there are those who see with other eyes and point that Brazil seems to take precedence. Sunday’s game marked the 19th time the Brazilians have played a friendly at a neutral site since the 2006 World Cup. For the purist soccer fan, Brazil is a second love, truly a team for the world. By playing lucrative exhibitions in Europe and elsewhere, the Brazilian association is merely capitalizing on this idealism. And Brazil’s nomadic existence allows fans who may not usually have the opportunity to see the first-hand a glimpse of the team. With this summer’s Copa América approaching fast, the 2014 World Cup ever closer and Brazil still a team in transition, any game is a relatively worthwhile exercise and sunday’s match was no exception. “It’s a good starting point,” Menezes told reporters after the victory. “We want the Brazilian team to represent the ideal people have of the Brazil team.” by: valeria naissir
It started out as a typical spat between a mother and child: Holger Kragh wanted to take his coat off during a walk in the woods. His mother wouldn't let him.The 3-year-old stormed off -- and vanished. When Holger was still missing at lunchtime, his parents called the police, sparking an intensive search. As news of his disappearance spread, hundreds of members of the public also fanned out to help search the area, Tranum Klitplantage, in north Jutland. In the end, they even sent out an ice cream truck, hoping that Holger would hear its bells and follow the sound. But as night fell Sunday, as temperatures dropped to near freezing and rain began to fall, there was no sign of him.The search continued Monday morning, a bright clear day -- and then the news broke, in the form of a shout as CNN affiliate TV2 was broadcasting live. "Ja!" comes the roar from just off-screen. The camera swings to find police team leader Flemming Bruun Jacobsen pumping a fist in the air, his other hand holding a phone to his ear. "They found him?" reporter Cathrine Reinert asked. "They found him!" the policeman shouts back. "Where?" Reinert asks as he puts his phone down. "I don't know yet. We're sending a police car to get him," Jacobsen says with a grin. The boy was found by a member of the public on horseback 4 to 5 kilometers (2.5 to 3 miles) from the place where he was last seen, Badsberg said. He was in good health and good spirits, the police commissioner said. Holger was reunited with his weeping parents, and his mother, Heidi Kragh, carried the tired, slightly bewildered-looking boy into an ambulance to be taken to a hospital for precautionary tests. For the record, he was wearing his coat.
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It BEGAN as a USUAL ARGUMENT AMONG a mother and child: Holger Kragh wanted to take his coat off during a HIKE in the FOREST. His mother wouldn't let him. The 3-year-old stormed off -- and vanished. When Holger was still LOST at MEALTIME, his parents called the police, sparking a RIGOROUS search. As news of his LOSS spread, hundreds of members of the public also fanned out to help search the area, Tranum Klitplantage, in north Jutland.In the end, they even sent out an ice cream VAN, hoping that Holger would hear its CHIMES and follow the MUSIC.But as night fell Sunday, as temperatures dropped to near freezing and rain began to fall, there was no signal of him. The search continued Monday SUNRISE, a DAZZLING clear day -- and then the news broke, in the form of a shout as CNN affiliate TV2 was broadcasting live."Ja!" Comes the roar from just off-screen. The camera swings to find police team leader Flemming Bruun Jacobsen pumping a fist in the air, his other hand holding a TELEPHONE to his ear."They found him?" reporter Cathrine Reinert asked."They found him!" the policeman shouts back."Where?" Reinert asks as he puts his phone down."I’M NOT SURE yet. We're sending a police VEHICLE to FIND him," Jacobsen says with a grin. The boy was found by a member of the public on horseback 4 to 5 kilometers (2.5 to 3 miles) from the place where he was last seen, Badsberg said. He was in good health and good spirits, the police commissioner said. Holger was reunited with his weeping parents, and his mother, Heidi Kragh, carried the tired, slightly bewildered-looking boy into an ambulance to be taken to a hospital for precautionary tests. For the record, he was wearing his coat.
Prince William chooses wedding cake made of cookies By Max Foster, CNN
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Prince William and bride-to-be Kate Middleton's wedding may be full of all the pomp and ceremony of a traditional British state occasion, but when it comes to their wedding cake they've taken their inspiration from the United States. Sweet-toothed Prince William has personally requested a "groom's cake" made of cookies and chocolate to be served alongside the couple's official wedding cake .Guests at the Buckingham Palace reception on April 29 will be able to choose between the "chocolate biscuit cake," as it is commonly known in the UK, and a classic fruitcake. The groom's cake will be made by British cookie-makers McVitie's, using a secret recipe given to them by royal insiders.It is a British tradition to choose fruitcake for weddings, and Cairns is famous for them. Cairns say Kate knew exactly what she wanted: "She showed us her mood board. Each tier will be made unique by delicate, handmade decorations that have been personally requested by Kate. A team of 10 has been working on the vast fruitcake, which also has to be big enough to cater for all the guests at the reception. One royal wedding, two wedding cakes: The proof is in the eating they say and the couple will no doubt be watching to see which cake is more popular.
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Prince William and HIS FUTURE WIFE Kate Middleton´s MARRIAGE CEREMONY may be PLENTY of all the IMPERIOUS and RITE of THE COMMON British state EVENT, but when it IS ABOUT MARRIAGE CEREMONY cake WILLIAN AND KATE have taken their inspiration from USA. Sweet- toothed Prince William has BY HIS SELF SELECTED a “groom´s cake” WHICH INGRIDIENTS ARE cookies and chocolate to be server WITH the TWOSOME´S LEGITIME weeding cake. THE PEOPLE INVITED TO THE WEEDING at the Buckingham Palace EVENT on April 29 will be able to SELECT AMONG the “chocolate biscuit cake” as it is USUALLY CALLED in the UK, and THR TRADITIONAL fruitcake. The groom´s cake will be ELABORAED by British cookie-makers McVitie´s MAKING USE OF a secret FORMULA given to them by royal INTERNAL PEOPLE. It is a British WAY to PICK UP a fruitcake for MARRIAGE CEREMONY, and Cairns if WELL KNOWN FOR THOSE CAKES. Cairns ASSURES THAT THE BRIDE knew PRECISELY what she DESIRE:” She shows us her mood board”. Each LAYER will be ELABORATED by GRACEFUL, MADE BY HAND ADORNMENTS that have been DIRECTLY APPEALED by THE BRIDE TO BE KATE. A CREW of 10 has been working on the ENORMOUS fruitcake, which also has to be HUGE enough to SUPPLY for all the PEOPLE INVITED at the EVENT. One royal MARRIAGE, 2 MARRIAGE CEREMONY cakes: The DEMONSTRATION is in the FOOD they say and the TWOSOME will WITHOUT DOUBTS be WATCHING to OBSERVE which cake is more ACCEPTED.
Beyonce parts ways with father as manager Even thought it was a break between father and daughter work relationship, there is still this family care and love because family is family and work is work. Beyonce Knowles has parted ways with her father as her manager, with both sides claiming it was amicable. Beyonce had state that this was a part but in a business kind, and he would be his daddy forever no matter the circumstances; she was so thankful for everything that his dad has taught her. Matthew Knowles had managed her daughter's career from her start in the multi-platinum selling trio, Destiny's Child, in the late 1990s through her phenomenal success as a solo artist. It was not immediately known who will take over management duties for Beyonce. Matthew only says that business is business and family is family and he is so glad to see her daughter´s achievements. Beyonce's mother, Tina, is also heavily involved in her daughter's career and works as her stylist. Beyonce believe that his parents were hard-work entrepreneurs and she would follow their footsteps.
Summary 2 Even thought it was a break between father and daughter work relationship, there is still this family care and love because family is family and work is work. Beyonce Knowles has BREAK OFF ways with her father as her manager, BUT with both sides IT WAS TOLD IN AN amicable WAY. Beyonce had AFIRM that this was a BREAK OFF but in a business WAY, and he would be his daddy forever no matter WHAT; she FELT so thankful for everything that HE HAD TEACH her. Matthew Knowles had HANDLED her daughter's career SINCE THE BEGINING FROM her WONDERFUL success as a solo artist. It was not AT ONCE known who will take over THEPREVEIOUS duties FROM MATTHEW for Beyonce. Matthew only STATES that WORK is WORK and family is family and he is so PROUD to see her daughter´s NEW achievements. Beyonce's mother, Tina, is also heavily INTRODUCED in her daughter's career and works as her stylist. Beyonce RECOGNIZES FIRMLY that his parents were HEAVY entrepreneurs and she would follow their ACTIONS. By: Carolina Zagarra
Sanaa, Yemen (CNN) -- The death toll from an explosion Monday at an ammunition factory in southern Yemen has risen to 150, a government official and medical source said Tuesday. Eighty-five people were injured in the blast in Abyan Province, some critically, said the official, who asked not to be named out of fears for his safety. Security officials said Monday that most of the dead and injured were locals who had been ransacking the factory after it was taken over by militants Sunday. At a meeting, Gov. Saleh al-Zawari "stressed the importance of cohesion and solidarity to stand together against these criminal and terrorist elements who try to hit the social peace in the governorate," Saba said. The explosion took place after months of demonstrations targeting Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, as well as a weekend of clashes between government forces and al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. People on both sides were killed, security forces said."We will continue for days, weeks and even months if we have to," said Adel Qubati, a youth activist in Taiz. "President Saleh's tricks will only buy him more time, and we will assure that he leaves office in disgrace."Another young activist, Nofel Abdul Moqni, said, "Every day we stay under the sun protesting makes us stronger."Saleh has been fighting to hold onto power, arguing that he is best equipped to lead the fight against Islamists. more concessions, and he described the opposition as an alliance against the country's majority, according to Saba.The country has been wracked by a Shiite Muslim uprising, a U.S.-aided crackdown on al Qaeda operatives, and a looming shortage of water. The president has said he accepts opposition demands for constitutional reforms and holding parliamentary elections by the end of the year. Saleh has also promised not to run for president in the next round of elections.
Prince William and bride-to-be Kate Middleton's wedding may be full of all the pomp and ceremony of a traditional British state occasion, but when it comes to their wedding cake they've taken their inspiration from the United States. Prince William has personally requested a "groom's cake" made of cookies and chocolate to be served alongside the couple's official wedding cake. Guests at the Buckingham Palace reception on April 29 will be able to choose between the "chocolate biscuit cake," as it is commonly known in the UK, and a classic fruitcake. The groom's cake will be made by British cookie-makers McVitie's, using a secret recipe given to them by royal insiders. It is a British tradition to choose fruitcake for weddings, Each tier will be made unique by delicate, handmade decorations that have been personally requested by Kate. A team of 10 has been working on the vast fruitcake, which also has to be big enough to cater for all the guests at the reception.
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Prince William and HIS FUTURE WIFE Kate Middleton's wedding may be full of all the pomp and ceremony of a traditional British state EVENT, but when it comes to their wedding cake they've taken their inspiration from the United States. Prince William has personally requested a "groom's cake" made of cookies and chocolate to be served WITH the couple's official wedding cake. Guests at the Buckingham Palace reception on April 29 will be able to choose between the "chocolate biscuit cake," as it is MOSTLY known in the UK, and a classic fruitcake. The groom's cake will be made by British cookie-makers McVitie's, using a secret recipe given to them by royal insiders. It is a British tradition to choose fruitcake for weddings. Each tier will be made unique by delicate, handmade decorations that have been personally requested by Kate. A team of 10 has been working on the GIANT fruitcake, which also has to be big enough to COVER for all the guests at the reception.
Summary 1 Aquaculture -- the farming of fish and sea animals under controlled conditions -- is the fastest growing area of animal food production and now accounts for around half the world's consumed seafood. According to the United Nation's Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), the fish companies increased on average at an annual rate of 6.6% between 1970 and 2008. Dr Matthias Halwart, senior aquatic police at the FAO, told CNN that globally we're eating more fish than ever before.
The world population on average consumers an all time high of about 17 kilograms of fish per person and with an increasing population it's going to be more in the future," he said.
It's no secret that marine stocks are over fished and Dr Halwart believes sustainable fish farms are the only way to feed the global appetite for fish
Summary 1 Aquaculture -- the farming of fish and sea animals under controlled conditions -- is the fastest growing area of animal food production and now accounts for around half the world's consumed seafood. According to the United Nation's Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), the fish companies increased on average at an annual rate of 6.6% between 1970 and 2008. Dr Matthias Halwart, senior aquatic police at the FAO, told CNN that globally we're eating more fish than ever before.
The world population on average consumers an all time high of about 17 kilograms of fish per person and with an increasing population it's going to be more in the future," he said.
It's no secret that marine stocks are over fished and Dr Halwart believes sustainable fish farms are the only way to feed the global appetite for fish bY MIGUEL CHAIN SUMMARY 1
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On Monday an explosion occurred at a factory in southern Yemen. It has risen to 150, a government official and medical source said in Tuesday. Eighty-five people were injured in the explosion in Aryan Province, some critically, said the official. . Security officials said on Monday that most of the dead and injured people were locals who had been ransacking the factory after it was taken over by militants. At a meeting, Gov. Saleh al-Zawari "stressed the importance of cohesion and solidarity to stand together against these criminal and terrorist elements who try to hit the social peace in the governorate," Saba said. The blast took place after months of demonstrations targeting Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, also as a weekend of clashes between government forces and al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. Saleh has been discussing to hold into power, fighting that he is best equipped to lead the revolution against Islamists. The president has said he enjoys opposition demands for constitutional reforms and holding parliamentary elections by the end of the year. Saleh also promised not to run for president in the next presidential election.
SUMMARY 2 BY MIGUEL Summary 2 Aqua-cualture the farming of fish and sea CREATURES under STRICT conditions, is the QUICKLY groiwing PART of animal food MAKING and now DAYS for the half worlds consumed sea food. According to the united nations food and agricultural organization (Fao), the fish FARMING INDUSTRIES RISE on A RATE average per YEAR of 6/6% between 1970 and 2008. DR Mathias Halwart, senior aquaitc COMMANDER at the ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS, told cnn that we are INGESTING more SEA FOOD than ever before. The GLOBAL population on average consumer an all time RISE of about 17 kilograms of fish per person. And with an RISING population is going to be more in the future, he said ( Mathias halvart) Its NOT a RESERVE that marine stocks are over fishd and Dr Halwart THINKS sustainable fish arms are the only way to feel the WORLDS appeite for fish.CHAIN
Christian Louboutin reveals science behind perfect high heel By Lianne Turner, CNN and Laura Allsop for CNN
Christian Louboutin is the Parisian shoe designer whose skyscraper heels are coveted by women all over the world. But behind each trademark red-soled shoe is a feat of custom engineering. "The heel is engineering in itself," said the sought-after designer in his Paris atelier. " "If you just look at the heel, you are immediately going to see that if there was not the (right) engineering), it would break," the designer told CNN. "If it is not exactly inside the center of gravity position, inside the gravity line, the weight would make you flip out behind, or the weight would make you break the heel and," he said. But even with heels measuring just two inches, these metal points still need to be inserted into the heel to perfect the balance of the wearer. "I wouldn't say it is an art," he said, but does admit that "it is complicated.". "The shoe is so important because it shows the posture," he said of the footwear worn by showgirls. "It has to be comfortable ... but it has to give the perfect shape and elongate the legs to the maximum."The actual build of his shoes, he said, is architecturally inspired and he cites the fluid and seemingly gravity-defying buildings of Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer as an important influence.And he believes that there is no point wearing a shoe that makes you suffer, however beautiful. he also believes that all women are different and so have different pain thresholds. But as long as women continue to covet his designs he maintains that the sky is the limit in terms of what he can design. "For me there ain't no high heel high enough," he said
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Christian Louboutin is the Parisian shoe designer whose skyscraper heels are coveted by women all over the world. But behind each trademark red-soled shoe is a feat of custom engineering. "The heel is engineering in itself," said the sought-after designer in his Paris atelier. " "If you just look at the heel, you are immediately going to see that if there was not the right engineering, it would break," the designer told CNN. "If it is not exactly inside the center of gravity position, inside the gravity line, the weight would make you flip out behind, or the weight would make you break the heel and," he said. But even with HIGH-HEELED measuring just two inches, these metal points still need to be STICKED into the heel to perfect the balance of the wearer. "I wouldn't say it is an art," he said, but does ADMIT that "it is complicated.". "The shoe is so important because it shows the posture," he said of the SHOES DRAWN by CHORINES. "It has to be comfortable ... but it has to give the perfect shape and elongate the legs to the maximum."The GENUINE build of his FOOTWEAR, he said, is architecturally inspired and he cites the FLUENT and APPARENTLY gravity-RESISTENT buildings of Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer as an important influence. And he CONSIDER that there is no point wearing a shoe that makes you HURT, however GRACEFULLY AND BEAUTEUS. he AS WELL THINK that all women are UNLIKE and so have different pain thresholds. But as long as women KEEP to covet his designs he maintains that the sky is the limit in terms of what he can design. "For me there ain't no high heel high enough," he said
U.N. helicopter shot at over Ivory Coast Summary 1 A United Nations helicopter was shot at Monday while on a reconnaissance flight over the Ivory Coast, the U.N. said Tuesday. The U.N. operation in the nation blamed forces that support Alassane Ouattara for firing the shots, which they said did not reach the helicopter"Elements of the Forces Républicaines de Côte d'Ivoire fired at the helicopter, but failed to hit it action could be considered a war crime. The international community has widely recognized Ouattara as the winner and legitimate leader of the west African nation, but President Laurent Gbagbo has refused to cede power. Forces loyal to Ouattara said they have taken the cities of Daloa, Duekoue and Bondoukou. Pro-Gbagbo forces shot at innocent civilians Monday in the Abidjan suburb of Williamsville, killing about a dozen people, the U.N. operation said in the same statement. The U.N. is serving in a peacekeeper role in the nation, which has been wracked by violence and is sliding toward civil war following a November election. Earlier this month, at least 25 people were killed in what the U.N. condemned as a shocking escalation in violence. France, Ivory Coast's former colonial ruler, called it a "deliberate massacre of civilians" and called on the U.N. Security Council to adopt sanctions against Gbagbo and his circle, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Bernard Valero. Summary 2 A UN helicopter was DESTROYD at Monday IN a reconnaissance MISSION THOUGH the Ivory Coast, the UNITED NATIONS STATED ON Tuesday. The UNITED NATIONS MISSION in the nation POINTED GROUPS that HELPED Alassane Ouattara for TAKING the shots, which they SAID THAT did not HITED the helicopter "PEOPLE FROM the Forces Républicaines de Côte d'Ivoire SHOOTED at the helicopter, but MISSED to SHOOT it FLIGTH CAN be SEEN AS A war OFFENSE. The international community has SERIOUSLY APROVED Ouattara as the winner and ONLY HEAD of the west African nation, but President Laurent Gbagbo has DISAGREED to GIVE THE POSITION. Forces loyal to Ouattara STATED THAT they have CAPTURED the cities of Daloa, Duekoue ALSO Bondoukou. Pro-Gbagbo forces FIRED at UNPROTECTED CIVILS Monday AT Abidjan CITY of Williamsville, EXTERMINATING about TWELVE CIVILIANS, the UNITED NATIONS. operation STATED in the same VERSE THAT The UNITED NATIONS is DOING a peacekeeper JOB in the nation, which has been STOPED by CONFLICT and is TURNING toward civil war AFTER a November election. PREVIOUSLY this month, at least 25 PERSONS were SHOT in what the UNITED NATIONS CONSIDERED as a ALARMING RISE in violence. France, Ivory Coast's NOWDAYS colonial LEADER, NAMED it a "deliberate EXTERMINATION of civilians" and ALARMED the UNITED NATIONS Security Council to TAKE REPREHENTIONS against Gbagbo and his FOLLOWERS, SPOKED Foreign Ministry spokesman Bernard Valero.
Colombian military kills 15 rebels, president says
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Colombian armed forces have killed 15 guerrillas in the western province of Cauca, President Juan Manuel Santos said Saturday. Santos described the military operation against the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, commonly known as FARC, as a "decisive blow," after recent police assassinations in the western town of Calota. It took place less than two weeks after the military led an assault that killed a rebel leader near Colombia's border with Ecuador in Putumayo province. Known as Oliver Solarte, the rebel leader had been linked to Mexican drug cartels, Santos said. The FARC is a leftist rebel army that claims to work as a bulwark against Colombia's elite ruling class, and has traditionally funded operations by way of narcotics sales and kidnappings.
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Colombian ARMY have NEUTRALIZED 15 REBELS in the western ZONE of Cauca, President Juan Manuel Santos EXPLAINED Saturday. Santos NARRATE the military ASSAULT against the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, commonly NAMED as FARC, as a "CRITICAL blow," after recent police assassinations in the western VILLAGE of Calota. It took place less than 14 DAYS after the ARMY led an ATTACK that NEUTRALIZED a rebel leader near Colombia's border with EQUATOR in Putumayo province. NAMED Oliver Solarte, the rebel leader had been RELATED to Mexican drug GROUPS, Santos EXPLAINED. The FARC is a leftist rebel MILITARY FORCES that claims to work as a bulwark against Colombia's BEST ruling class, and has COMMONLY RELIZE operations by way of DRUGS sales and kidnappings.
"Colombian military kills 15 rebels, president says"
Colombian armed forces have killed 15 guerrillas in the western province of Cauca. Santos described the military operation against the Revolutionary Armed Forces as a "decisive blow". The raid spanned Friday night into Saturday morning. It took place less than two weeks after the military led an assault that killed a rebel leader Known as Oliver Solarte, the rebel leader had been linked to Mexican drug cartels. Solarte was sought for extradition to the United States for drug trafficking and was wanted in Colombia for terrorism, kidnapping, rebellion and murder. Colombian military officials says only lower-ranking FARC combatants were killed in Friday's assault.
Colombian MILITARY forces MURMURED 15 guerrillas in the western DEPARTMENT of Cauca. Santos described THIS military STRATEGY against the Revolutionary Armed Forces as a "decisive blow". The ATTACK COVER Friday night into Saturday morning. It HAPPEN less than two weeks after the military led an ATTACK that killed aN INSURGENT leader known as Oliver Solarte, the INSURGENT leader had been CONNECTED to Mexican drug GROUPS. Solarte was REQUESTED for extradition to the United States for drug DEALER and was wanted in Colombia for BANDALISM, STEALING, rebellion and murder. Colombian military officials says only lower-ranking FARC FIGHTERS were MURMURED in Friday's assault.
Colombian MILITARY forces MURMURED 15 guerrillas in the western DEPARTMENT of Cauca. Santos described THIS military STRATEGY against the Revolutionary Armed Forces as a "decisive blow". The ATTACK COVER Friday night into Saturday morning. It HAPPEN less than two weeks after the military led an ATTACK that killed aN INSURGENT leader known as Oliver Solarte, the INSURGENT leader had been CONNECTED to Mexican drug GROUPS. Solarte was REQUESTED for extradition to the United States for drug DEALER and was wanted in Colombia for BANDALISM, STEALING, rebellion and murder. Colombian military officials says only lower-ranking FARC FIGHTERS were MURMURED in Friday's assault.
Colombian MILITARY forces MURMURED 15 guerrillas in the western DEPARTMENT of Cauca. Santos described THIS military STRATEGY against the Revolutionary Armed Forces as a "decisive blow". The ATTACK COVER Friday night into Saturday morning. It HAPPEN less than two weeks after the military led an ATTACK that killed aN INSURGENT leader known as Oliver Solarte, the INSURGENT leader had been CONNECTED to Mexican drug GROUPS. Solarte was REQUESTED for extradition to the United States for drug DEALER and was wanted in Colombia for BANDALISM, STEALING, rebellion and murder. Colombian military officials says only lower-ranking FARC FIGHTERS were MURMURED in Friday's assault.
American college students a no-show in Acapulco By Rafael Romo, CNN
For the past 18 years, folk musician Raymundo Oregon has been playing his accordion in the beach resort of Acapulco. He's seen de good and bad times of the beach. "Foreign tourists don't come here anymore because of the violence. As you may know, we've recently had many incidents here in Acapulco". Violent deaths logged by the Acapulco morgue topped 1,000 last year, mostly related to drug trafficking. Acapulco became popular with Americans, especially spring breakers in the months of March and April. But this season is different; restaurants and bars are empty, and very few foreigners can be seen on the beach.Brian Forgrave, a Canadian tourist who visits Acapulco yearly, says he's definitely noticed a change. Jose Luis Espejel, customer service manager at the Acapulco Copacabana hotel, says this is the slowest season he's seen in his five years at the resort and calls it "a big difference." After a series of gruesome murders late last year, American and British authorities issued warnings to travelers about Acapulco. The U.S. Department of State says on its website that "drug-related violence has been increasing in Acapulco" and that "U.S. citizens ... should be vigilant in their personal safety." But at the same time, it clarifies that "this violence is not targeted at foreign residents or tourists." Hotels, tourism operators and related business have joined forces for a campaign to talk up the city. With more than 300 deaths this year, Acapulco is on pace to break last year's record. But nightclub owner Brian Rullan says the "violence is not against tourism." "Any tourist can come here, and they'll never see violence." He insists that recent violence in Acapulco is drug-related and that it's only those involved in illegal drug trafficking who are affected by it. Oregon says he knows tourists are not flocking to Acapulco the way they used to, and he feels it in his pocket. Playing a song has now become the exception rather than the norm.
"Colombian military kills 15 rebels, president says"
Colombian MILITARY forces MURMURED 15 guerrillas in the western DEPARTMENT of Cauca. Santos described THIS military STRATEGY against the Revolutionary Armed Forces as a "decisive blow". The ATTACK COVER Friday night into Saturday morning. It HAPPEN less than two weeks after the military led an ATTACK that killed aN INSURGENT leader known as Oliver Solarte, the INSURGENT leader had been CONNECTED to Mexican drug GROUPS. Solarte was REQUESTED for extradition to the United States for drug DEALER and was wanted in Colombia for BANDALISM, STEALING, rebellion and murder. Colombian military officials says only lower-ranking FARC FIGHTERS were MURMURED in Friday's assault.
A United Nations helicopter was shot at Monday while on a reconnaissance flight over the Ivory Coast, the U.N. said Tuesday.The U.N. operation in the nation blamed forces that support Alassane Ouattara for firing the shots.The international community has widely recognized Ouattara as the winner and legitimate leader of the west African nation, but incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo has refused to cede power. The stalemate has resulted in uncertainty and bloodshed.Pro-Gbagbo forces shot at innocent civilians Monday in the Abidjan suburb of Williamsville, killing about a dozen people, the U.N. operation said in the same statement. Earlier this month, at least 25 people were killed in what the U.N. condemned as a shocking escalation in violence. Ivory Coastcalled it a "deliberate massacre of civilians" and called on the U.N. Security Council to adopt sanctions against Gbagbo and his circle, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Bernard Valero. Summary by: Avrile Le Duc
SUMMARY 1 Parents sue over Facebook photos of dead daughter
The parents of a murder victim are suing Facebook after a paramedic pleaded guilty to photographing their daughter's corpse and posting the image to the social networking site, according to court documents. Caroline Wimmer, 26, was found by her parents, after she was strangled with a hair-dryer cord in New York. The couple is suing Facebook in an effort to force the company to turn over the image, identify who may have downloaded the photograph and prevent the image from being further disseminated But the social networking site could be protected by the 1996 Communications Decency Act, which says "no provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider." The parents are also suing their daughter's convicted murderer, Calvin Lawson, paramedic Musarella, the city of New York and Greenleaf Arms Incorporated -- the company that owns the apartment building where Wimmer's body was found. The pair are also suing Fire Commissioner Salvatore J. Cassano and Richmond University Medical Center, where Musarella had been employed. The image was discovered by an acquaintance of Musarella, who alerted Richmond University Medical Center. Wimmer's murderer, Lawson, is serving 25 years-to-life. Martha Wimmer said Tuesday that she is traveling to the state capitol in support of pending legislation that would enact harsher penalties for a public worker who broadcasts or publishes an image of a crime scene outside their official duties.
SUMMARY2 Beyonce parts ways with father as manager
Superstar Beyonce Knowles has DECIDE TO SWITCHHER MANAGER WHICH WAS HER FATHER FOR ANOTHER ONE, with both sides SAYING it was FRIENDLY. Matthew Knowles WAS THE MANAGER OF BEYONCE from her start in the multi-platinum selling trio, Destiny's Child, in the BEGINING OF THE1990s through her phenomenal success as a solo artist: three blockbusters solo CDs, 16 Grammy awards and appearances in WELL RECEIVED movies, such as "Dream girls." He said his record label will BE focus on its LIST of artists in the gospel and inspirational genre. BEYONCE HAS NOT CHOOSE WHO WILL MANAGE HER . Matthew Knowles said. "I love my daughter and am very proud of who she is and all that she has achieved”. NATALIA ANGULO
A United Nations helicopter was shot at Monday while on a reconnaissance AIR TRIP over the Ivory Coast; the U.N. said Tuesday.The U.N. MISSION in the COUNTRY ACCUSED STRENGHTS that support Alassane Ouattara for firing the shots.The international community has LARGELY ADMITTED Ouattara as the winner and legitimate COMMANDER of the west African COUNTRY, but incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo has DENIED to cede FORCES. The stalemate has CONCLUDED in uncertainty and BLOOD SPREAD. Pro-Gbagbo POWERS shot at innocent PEOPLE. Monday in the Abidjan suburb of Williamsville, killing about TWELVE HUMAN BEINGS, the U.N. operation said in the same statement. BEFORE this month, at least 25 HUMAN BEINGS were killed in what the U.N. condemned as a MARKING RISE in violence. Ivory Coast called it a "FREE GENOCIDE of HUMAN BEINGS" and ASKED the U.N. Security Council to USE PUNISHMENTS against Gbagbo and his FOLLOWERS, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Bernard Valero.
Missing boy sparks huge hunt in Denmark By Susanne Gargiulo, CNN March 28, 2011
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It started out as a typical spat between a mother and child. Holger Kragh wanted to take his coat off during a walk in the woods. His mother wouldn't let him. The 3-year-old stormed off -- and vanished. When Holger was still missing at lunchtime, his parents called the police, sparking an intensive search. As news of his disappearance spread, hundreds of members of the public also fanned out to help search the area. Police got an unprecedented number of calls offering assistance. But as night fell Sunday, there was no sign of him. The search continued Monday morning, a bright clear day -- and then the news broke. Flemming Bruun Jacobsen pumping a fist in the air, his other hand holding a phone to his ear. "They found him?" reporter Cathrine Reinert asks. “They found him!" the policeman shouts back. “Where?” Then, unable to contain himself, he raises both fists and erupts once again: "Yes! “The boy was found by a member of the public on horseback 4 to 5 kilometers (2.5 to 3 miles) from the place where he was last seen, Badsberg said .He was in good health and good spirits and his mother, Heidi Kragh, carried the tired, slightly bewildered-looking boy into an ambulance to be taken to a hospital for precautionary tests. For the record, he was wearing his coat.
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It started out as a typical spat between a mother and HIS KID. Holger Kragh wanted to take his coat off during a walk in the woods. His mother DIDN’T let him. The 3-year-old BEGAN TO RAN -- and vanished.When Holger was still missing at lunchtime, his parents called the police, sparking an intensive search. As news of his disappearance spread, hundreds of members of the public also fanned out to help search the area. Police got an UNNUMERABLE number of calls offering assistance. But as night fell Sunday, there was no sign of him. The search continued Monday morning, a bright clear day -- and then the news broke. Flemming Bruun Jacobsen pumping a fist in the air, his other hand holding a phone to his ear. "They found him?" reporter Cathrine Reinert asks. “They found him!" the policeman shouts back. “Where?” Then, unable to contain himself, he raises both fists and erupts once again: "Yes! “The KID was found by a member of the public on horseback 4 to 5 kilometers (2.5 to 3 miles) from the place where he was last seen, Badsberg said .He was in good health and good spirits and his mother, Heidi Kragh, carried the tired, slightly bewildered-looking boy into an ambulance to be taken to a hospital for precautionary tests. For the record, he was wearing his coat.
SUMMARY 2 American college students a no-show in Acapulco By Rafael Romo, CNN
For the past 18 years, folk musician Raymundo Oregon has been playing his accordion in the beach resort of Acapulco. He's seen the HAPPY and SAD times of the beach. "Foreign tourists don't come here anymore because of the violence. As you may know, we've recently had many incidents here in Acapulco". Violent deaths RECORDS by the Acapulco morgue topped 1,000 last year, mostly related to drug trafficking. Acapulco became popular with AMERICAN PEOPLE, especially spring breakers in the months of March and April. But this season is different; PUBLIC FACILITIES are empty, and very few PEOPLE WHO DONT LIVED IN ACAPULCO can be seen on the beach. Brian Forgrave, a Canadian tourist who visits Acapulco yearly, says he's definitely noticed a change. Jose Luis Espejel, customer service manager at the Acapulco Copacabana hotel, says this is the slowest season he's seen in his five years at the resort and calls it "a big difference." After a series of HORRIBLE DEATHS late last year, American and British authorities SENT warnings to travelers about Acapulco. The U.S. Department of State says on its website that "drug-related violence has been increasing in Acapulco" and that "U.S. citizens ... should be vigilant in their personal SECURITY." But at the same time, it clarifies that "this violence is not targeted at foreign residents or tourists." Hotels, tourism operators and related JOBS have joined forces for a campaign to talk up the city. With more than 300 MURDERS this year, Acapulco is on STEP to break last year's record. But nightclub owner Brian Rullan says the "violence is not against tourism." "Any tourist can come here, and they'll never see WILDNESS." He insists that recent violence in Acapulco is drug-related and that it's only those involved in UNLAWFUL drug trafficking who are affected by it. Oregon says he knows tourists are not GOING to Acapulco the way they used to, and he feels it in his BAG. Playing a song has now become the exception ENOUGH than the norm.
New York (CNN) -- The parents of a EXECUTION victim are TAKING LEGAL ACTIONS TO Facebook after a paramedic SUPPLICATED guilty to photographing their daughter's CADAVER and posting the image to the social networking site. CAROLINE Wimmer, 26, was found by her parents, after she was strangled with a hair-dryer cord in March 2009. Paramedic Mark Musarella -- who ANSWER to their ACORD emergency call -- later pleaded guilty to disorderly BEHAVIOR after posting to Facebook the photographs he took, the documents said."All I want is my daughter's picture back," Martha Wimmer told. "I want it destroyed," noting that the image is no longer posted on the site. The couple is TAKING ACTION ON Facebook in an ATEMPT to PUSH the company to turn over the image, DETECT who may have downloaded the photograph and ANTICIPATE the image from being further disseminated, according to the couple's ADVISER Ravi Batra. They "would like to move on," Batra said, adding that "it's very tough to heal when you know there are sick people out in the EARTH look at their KILLED daughter's image."Facebook spokesman Andrew Noyes said, "The case is without merit." "We will fight it vigorously," he added.Connie Pankratz, a SPEAKER for the city's law department, called the situation "tragic." "We extend our sympathy to the family," she said. Pankratz said the city has "not yet received the legal papers, but will ANALYSIS them thoroughly upon receipt." The image was discovered by an COLLEAGUE of Musarella, who ALARM Richmond University Medical Center, according to Batra.Wimmer's HOMICID, Lawson, is serving 25 years-to-life.
Water Crisis Theses statement: The water crisis had become a big problem all around the world. While the world's population tripled in the 20th century, the use of renewable water resources has grown six-fold. Already there is more waste water generated and dispersed today than at any other time in the history of our planet. As the per capita use increases due to changes in lifestyle and as population increases as well, the proportion of water for human use is increasing. It is all the more critical that increased water use by humans does not only reduce the amount of water available for industrial and agricultural development but has a profound effect on aquatic ecosystems and their dependent species. Water stress results from an imbalance between water use and water resources. "There is a water crisis today. But the crisis is not about having too little water to satisfy our needs. It is a crisis of managing water so badly that billions of people - and the environment - suffer badly." World Water Vision Report. With the current state of affairs, correcting measures still can be taken to avoid the crisis to be worsening. There is an increasing awareness that our freshwater resources are limited and need to be protected both in terms of quantity and quality. Whatever the use of freshwater (agriculture, industry, domestic use), huge saving of water and improving of water management is possible. Water should be recognized as a great priority. One of the main objectives of the World Water Council is to increase awareness of the water issue. As far as transboundary conflicts are concerned, regional economic development and cultural preservation can all be strengthened by states cooperating of water. Instead of a trend towards war, water management can be viewed as a trend towards cooperation and peace.
Water Crisis Theses statement: The water crisis had become a big problem all around the world. MEAN WHILE the world's AMOUNT OF PEOPLE GREW THREE TIMES THE LAST CENTURY, the use of renewable H2O resources has grown six-fold. NOWADAYS there is more DIRTY water PRODUCED and dispersed today than at any other time in OUR PLANET EARTH HISTORY. As the per capita use GROWS due to REFORMATIONS in WAY OF LIVES and as THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE GROWS as well, the proportion of water for PEOPLE´s use is GROWING. It is all the more critical that increased water use by HUMAN BEINGA does not only MAKE LESS the NUMBER of water available for industrial and agricultural ADVANCES but has a HUGE effect on WATER ecosystems and their dependent ORGANISMS OR LIVIG THINGS. Water stress IS AN EFFECT OF a NOT BALANCE USE OF WATER and ITS resources. "There is a water crisis IN THIS PRESENT. But the crisis DOESN’T MEANS about having FEW AMOUNT OF water to satisfy our need. It is a crisis of THE WRONG USAGE OF WATER that TWICE A MILLION of people - and the environment - suffer TERRIBLY." World Water Vision Report. With the current state of affairs, correcting measures still can be DONDE to PREVENT the crisis to be WORST. There is an increasing WARNING that our CLEAN WATER resources are IN EXTINSION and needs to be protected both in terms of AMOUNT and quality. IN ANY PLACE the use of CLEAN WATER (agriculture, industry, domestic use), GIANTS saving of water and improving of water management is PRETTY possible. Water should be recognized as a great priority AND NEED. BETWEEN THE MOST IMPORTANT GOALS of the World Water Council is to increase CONCIENSE of the water issue. As far as transboundary PROBLEMS are concerned, regional economic ADVANCE and cultural MANTAINIG can all be UNITED by states STRENGTHED TO HELP COOPERATE WITH water. Instead of a WAY towards war, water USAGE can be SEEN as a WAY TO FOUND COOPERATION ANDE GLOBAL PEACE.
YESTURDAY SUMMARY Water Crisis While the world's PEOPLE tripled in the 20th century, the use of renewable H2O SUPLIES has grown six-fold. Already there is more SPOIL H2O generated and dispersed today than at any other time in the history OF EARTH. As the per capita use RAISES due to SWITCH in lifestyle and as PEOPLE increases as well, the DISTRIBUTION of H2O for PEOPLE use is ADDITION. It is all the more VITAL that increased H2O use by PEOPLE does not only DEPRESS the QUANTITY of H2O ACESSIBLE for MANUFACTURED and AGRARIAN GROWTH but has a DEEP effect on aquatic ecosystems and their CONDITIONAL species. H2O stress FINAL RESULT from an imbalance between H2O use and H2O resources. The H2O stress indicator in this map measures the proportion of H2O ADDICTION with respect to total renewable resources. As the resource is becoming scarce, tensions among different users may AUGMENT, both at the national and international level. "There is a water crisis today. But the crisis is not about having too little water to satisfy our needs. It is a crisis of managing water so badly that billions of people - and the environment - suffer badly."
Carter says he is not taking U.S. contractor home from Cuba
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter COMPRESSED speculation on Tuesday that he can sure the LIBREATE of American contractor Alan Gross during Carter's trip to Cuba. "We have spoken to some officials about Mr. Gross. But I am not here to CATCH him out of the country," he told journalists, TALKING in Spanish. Carter was visiting the Belen Convent on the second day of his three-day private visit to SPEAK about Cuba's economic reforms and bilateral KINDREDS. He is set to meet with President Raul Castro on Tuesday evening and dissidents on Wednesday SUNRISE, and will give a press DISSCUSSION later Wednesday. Cuba accuses Gross, a USAID subcontractor, of working a "subversive" project to illegally ATTACH people to the internet with the goal of destabilizing the REGIME. Sanchez announced the meeting via Twitter on Tuesday morning: "They just called my house. I will meet with Jimmy Carter tomorrow SUNRISE. More later!" During his 2002 trip to Cuba, Carter also MEET with dissidents and criticized the country's lack of democracy in a DIALOUGE carried live on local TV. Sanchez told CNN that a representative of the Carter Center called to invite her to a meeting at 7 a.m. on Wednesday but asked that she not reveal the POSITION. Carter's meeting with Sanchez is likely to ruffle feathers. She has been slammed in state media for alleged links to Washington and ACCUSED of trying to rally dissidents BESIDE the government via the internet. On Monday afternoon, Carter met with Jewish leaders and the archbishop of Havana, Cardinal Jaime Ortega. He visited the Patronato Jewish HUB and Temple Beth Shalom. by Giuliano Libonati
China shoots up rankings as science power, study finds
China is experiencing a "meteoric rise" in the publication of scientific papers in the past two decades, and while the United States remains on top, its dominance is slipping, a new study found this week. Fewer than one out of 20 of the world's scientific articles came out of China in the decade up to 2003, the study shows. But the number rose to more than one out of 10 in the period from 2004 to 2008. That pushed it up from sixth place to second, Britain's Royal Society found. The United States was in first place in both time periods, but its share of publications dropped from more than one in four to about one in five. The United Kingdom held steady in third place, but its share dropped from 7.1% to 6.5%, according to the study. China's influence and prestige in science may not be rising as fast as its output, the paper suggested. The Royal Society measured how often each country's papers were cited by other researchers, a "means of evaluating the quality of publications," and found the United States first and the UK second. Other nations are also newly making a mark in science, including Iran, Tunisia and Turkey, the paper found. And it also discovered a rise in international collaboration on research papers. Only a quarter of articles had authors from more than one country 15 years ago, while today it's more than one in three. The full report is available on the website of the Royal Society, Britain's national scientific academy.
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China shoots up rankings as science power, study finds
China is GOING THROUGH a "meteoric rise" in the PUBLICATING scientific papers in the LAST 20 YEARS and AS LONG AS the United States IS STILL, its TRIUNF IS GETTING TO AN END, a RECENT INVESTIGATION DISCOVERED this week. One of EVERY 20 of the world's scientific articles came WERE PRODUCED IN CHINA IN THE LAS DECADE UNTIL 2003, the study REVEALS. But the number GOT AS HIGH AS one out of 10 in 4 YEARS AFTER THE LAST REPORT. CHINA ROSE from sixth place to second, Britain's Royal Society DETERMINED. The United States was in first place THROUGH ALL THE DECADE UNTIL 2008, but its PUBLICATION of REPORTS DECREASED from more than one in four to about one in five. The United Kingdom REMAINED in third POSITION, but its share FELL 0.8%. China's SCIENTIFIC PRESTIGE may not GO UP as fast as its output. The Royal Society CALCULATED how often each country's ARTICLES were VISITED by other INVESTIGATORS, and found the United States first and the UK second IN THE RESULTS. IT WAS discovered a rise in international collaboration on INVESTIGATIVE ARTICLES.
Gov. Cuomo: Don't Throw Homeless Gay Kids Out On the Street By Michael Jones • March 29, 2011
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has only been in office a few months, but he seems poised to do the unthinkable: tell thousands of homeless kids in the state that they deserve to be thrown out on the streets, so that the governor can give tax breaks to millionaires. Gov. Cuomo will approve a budget this week that at this moment includes drastic cuts for homeless youth services -- cuts that will slash funding to state homeless shelters by more than half, and force thousands of kids out of shelter beds and onto the streets of New York. That includes lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) young adults, who make up close to one-third of New York City’s homeless youth population. kids who already have too few places to turn to for help, who have been rejected by their families, forced to flee homophobic foster homes, or who have experienced institutionalized homophobia from social service providers. Each night in New York City, there are fewer than 300 beds to provide shelter to thousands of homeless youth – numbers that are already unjustly disproportionate by any measure. Yet if Gov. Cuomo approves his budget as is, the number of beds for homeless kids will be radically reduced. The impact of these budget cuts could be downright alarming for homeless gay kids. According to the Ali Forney Center, a homeless shelter for LGBT young adults in New York City, LGBT homeless youth are at profound risk of harm if left on the streets, experiencing increased rates of drug use, depression, risk of violence, and a high possibility of being exposed to STDs, including HIV. Does Gov. Cuomo really want to own those consequences? Send the Cuomo administration an urgent message that cutting youth shelter beds is the wrong way to deal with a state budget crisis. Throwing kids back on the streets during a time of need is no way to solve a budget problem -- financially or morally. BY SUAD GANEM
Striking Honduran teachers face suspensions By the CNN Wire Staff March 28, 2011 Honduran teachers faced a decision Monday morning: return to the classroom or endure punishments. The government issued an ultimatum saying that if they did not show up for work, they would be suspended for two months, or more, without pay. Teachers are protesting an education bill that can lead to the privatization of the public school system and also demanding salaries owed from last year. "If these deadlines are not met, the government will begin to execute justified firings…teachers who are suspended will be replaced by educators who are unemployed", the statement said. http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/americas/03/28/honduras.teacher.strike/index.html
Striking Honduran teachers face suspensions By the CNN Wire Staff March 28, 2011 Honduran INSTRUCTORS faced a decision Monday morning: return to the classroom or UNDERGO punishments. The government issued a CHALLENGE saying that if they did not show up for VOCATION, they would be suspended for two months, or more, LACKING pay. Teachers are protesting an education STATEMENT that can lead to the privatization of the CIVIC school system and also ASKING FOR salaries owed from last year. "If these deadlines are not met, the government will begin to execute justified firings…teachers who are suspended will be substituted by educators who are JOBLESS", the REPORT said. http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/americas/03/28/honduras.teacher.strike/index.html
Friendly matches tend to have trivial importance, especially when is Scotland against the five-time world champion winner Brazil. Brazilian fans saw the legendary forward Ronaldo bid farewell before the game, and were introduced to his latest heir, Neymar, the 19-year-old who scored both goals that led Brazil to a victory, leaving the match 2-0. It was a display that served only to strengthen his reputation as one of the world’s brightest prospects. With Mano Menezes’s Brazil an easy winner even without some of its stars (because of injury), and the Scots now set to plummet 11 places in the FIFA. Playing such relatively meaningless games in European cities minimizes the demands on a Brazilian squad built heavily around Europe-based players. But there are those who see with other eyes and point that Brazil seems to take precedence. Sunday’s game marked the 19th time the Brazilians have played a friendly at a neutral site since the 2006 World Cup. For the purist soccer fan, Brazil is a second love, truly a team for the world. By playing lucrative exhibitions in Europe and elsewhere, the Brazilian association is merely capitalizing on this idealism. And Brazil’s nomadic existence allows fans who may not usually have the opportunity to see the first-hand a glimpse of the team. With this summer’s Copa América approaching fast, the 2014 World Cup ever closer and Brazil still a team in transition, any game is a relatively worthwhile exercise and sunday’s match was no exception. “It’s a good starting point,” Menezes told reporters after the victory. “We want the Brazilian team to represent the ideal people have of the Brazil team.” VALERIA NAISSIR
Mother of Libyan woman who alleged rape says daughter still in custody By the CNN Wire Staff
The mother of a woman who burst into a Tripoli hotel to tell journalists that she had been beaten and raped by troops loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi said Monday that her daughter is still being held. Her claim contradicts an earlier statement from the government, which has said that Eman al-Obeidy was released and is at home with her family. A government spokesman said Sunday that al-Obeidy had been released and was with her family. Spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said then that al-Obeidy and her family were asked if they wanted to be interviewed by "one or two, preferably female, reporters to verify that she's fine, she's healthy, she's free with her family. A group of lawyers and human rights activists tried to approach Al-Obeidy's sister's house Monday, but were blocked by security forces. The family of al-Obeidy said she is a lawyer -- and not a prostitute or mentally ill as Libyan government officials initially said after the incident. The government has since changed its story, saying she is sane and pursuing a criminal case. She urged the youth of Libya to take action. Al-Obeidy burst into a Tripoli hotel as international journalists were having breakfast Saturday morning. Her face was bruised, as were her legs. She showed reporters blood on her right inner thigh. She said she was from the rebel stronghold of Benghazi and had been held against her will for two days and raped by 15 men. Government officials tried to stifle her, but she persisted. Security forces moved to subdue her, and even a member of the hotel's kitchen staff drew a knife. Others scuffled with reporters and wrestled them to the ground in an attempt to take away their equipment.
Mother of Libyan woman who alleged rape says daughter still in custody By the CNN Wire Staff The mother of a LADY who EXPLODES into a Tripoli hotel to tell REPORTERS that she WAS beaten and raped by troops loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi said Monday that her OFFSPRING CONTINUES being IN CUSTODY. Her ALLEGE IS CONTRADICTORY TO A PREVIOUS DECLARATION from the government, which has said that Eman al-Obeidy was released and is at HOUSE with her RELATIVES. A government ORATOR said Sunday that al-Obeidy had been released and was with her RELATIVES. ORATOR Moussa Ibrahim SAID then that al-Obeidy and her RELATIVES were ASK if they WANT to be INTERVIEW by "one or two, IF POSSIBLE WOMEN, JOURNALISTS to CONFIRM that she's WELL, she's healthy, she's LIBERATED with her RELATIVES. A group of lawyers and human rights activists TRY to MOVE TOWARD Al-Obeidy's sister's house Monday, ALTHOUGH THEY were blocked by security forces. The RELATIVES of al-Obeidy said she is a LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE and not a prostitute or PSYCHOLOGICALLY ill as Libyan government officials initially said after the EVENT. The government has since DISTORTED its story, saying she is sane and PURSUES AN ILEGAL case. She urged the youth of Libya to MAKE A START. Al-Obeidy burst into a Tripoli hotel as international REPORTERS were having MEALTIME Saturday BREAK DAY. Her face was INJURED, as were her legs. She showed JOURNALIST blood on her right INTERNAL thigh. She said she was from the rebel stronghold of Benghazi and had been held NOT IN FAVOR OF her will for 48 HOURS and raped by 15 men. Government officials tried to stifle her, but she persisted. Security forces moved to subdue her, and ALSO a INTEGRANT of the hotel's kitchen staff drew a knife. Others scuffled with reporters and wrestled them to the ground in an attempt to REMOVE their equipment. BY VANESSA NAVARRO
Summary 1: (CNN) -- The Syrian government resigned Tuesday amid an unusual wave of unrest that has roiled the nation, state TV reported.President Bashar al-Assad accepted the resignations Tuesday, the same day that tens of thousands of Syrians poured onto the streets of Damascus to demonstrate in favor of the government. Meanwhile, the president is expected to address the nation in a speech before the People's Assembly at 11 a.m. (5 a.m. ET) Wednesday, state TV said.The pro-government rally on Tuesday followed violent clashes between protesters and security forces in the cities of Daraa and Latakia in recent days. At least 37 people have been killed since last week, according to the U.N. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.Syria is the latest in a string of Arabic-speaking nations beset with discontent over economic and human rights issues. Many demonstrators at the pro-government rally held posters of the president. Others waved Syrian flags, while some painted their faces and chests in national colors.There were also pro-government rallies in the cities of Aleppo, Hama and Hasaka, the broadcaster said.
Summary 2: (CNN) The Syrian government RENOUNCED ON Tuesday IN THE MIDDLE OF an unusual wave of DISTURBS that has SHAKED the nation, state TV reported. President Bashar al-Assad accepted the RENUNCIATIONS ON Tuesday, THEY DAY WHEN tens of thousands of Syrians WENT THROUGH THE streets of Damascus to SHOW THEIRSELVES in favor of the government. AT THE SAME TIME, PEOPLE IS WAITING FOR the president to address the nation in a speech before the People's Assembly at 11 a.m. (5 a.m. ET) Wednesday, state TV said. The EXHIBITION IN FAVOR OF THE GOVERNMENT on Tuesday followed violent clashes between protesters and security forces in the cities of Daraa and Latakia in recent days. ABOUT 37 people have been killed since last week; according to the U.N. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. Syria is the latest string in a string of Arabic-speaking nations beset with discontent over economic and human rights issues. Many PROTESTERS at THE EXHIBITION IN FAVOR OF THE GOVERNMENT held posters of the president. Others waved Syrian flags, while some painted their faces and chests in national colors. ALSO there were SOME EVENTS in the cities of Aleppo, Hama and Hasaka, the broadcaster said.
SUMMARY 1 China shoots up rankings as science power, study finds By Richard Allen Greene, CNN London (CNN) -- China is experiencing a "meteoric rise" in the publication of scientific papers in the past two decades, and while the United States remains on top, its dominance is slipping, a new study found this week. Fewer than one out of 20 of the world's scientific articles came out of China in the decade up to 2003, the study shows. But the number rose to more than one out of 10 in the period from 2004 to 2008. That pushed it up from sixth place to second, Britain's Royal Society found. China is rising, "although the rise does not mirror the rapidity of growth seen in the nation's investment or publication output. “The United Kingdom held steady in third place, but its share dropped from 7.1% to 6.5%, according to the study, "Knowledge, Networks and Nations: Global scientific collaboration in the 21st century. “China’s influence and prestige in science may not be rising as fast as its output, the paper suggested. The Royal Society measured how often each country's papers were cited by other researchers, a "means of evaluating the quality of publications," and found the United States first and the UK second. And it also discovered a rise in international collaboration on research papers. Only a quarter of articles had authors from more than one country 15 years ago, while today it's more than one in three. SUMMARY 2 China shoots up rankings as science power, study finds By Richard Allen Greene, CNN London (CNN) -- China is GOING THROUGH a "meteoric rise" in the publication of scientific ARTICLES in the PRECIDING two decades, and MEANWHILE the United States STAYS on THE HIGHEST PLACE, its dominance is slipping, a new study found this week. Fewer than one out of 20 of the world's scientific articles came out of China in the YEAR up to 2003, the study DEMONSTRATES. But the number INCREASED to more than one out of 10 in the period from 2004 to 2008. That MADE IT SOAR from sixth place to second, Britain's Royal Society found. China is rising, "although the rise does not mirror the rapidity of growth OBSERVED in the nation's investment or publication output. “The United Kingdom STAY steady in third place, but its share LOWERED from 7.1% to 6.5%, according to the study, "Knowledge, Networks and Nations: Global scientific collaboration in the 21st century. “China’s influence and POWER in science may not be INCRESING as fast as its INVESTMENT, the paper SAID. The Royal Society STUDIED how often each country's ARTICLES were cited by other SCIENTISTS, a "means of evaluating the quality of publications," and SET the United States first and the UK second. And it also FOUND a rise in international collaboration on SCIENCE ARTICLES. Only a quarter of articles had authors from more than one country 15 years ago, MEANWHILES today it's GREATER than one in three. BY SALVADOR MATTAR
Apple has traditionally debuted new iPhones at its annual software developers Conference. Citing anonymous tipsters, well-sourced Apple blogger Jim Dalrymple claims There will be no iPad, iPhone or Mac hardware introduced at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference. Apple's press release announcing the event doesn't give much hope for any hardware announcements. Apple will likely give details on the next-gen Mac operating system, OS X Lion, and the next version of its mobile OS, iOS 5. New cloud-based features will likely be included in iOS 5. It may not be released until fall, according to a Tec Crunch report. That means an iPhone 5 would probably release in the fall Timeframe with the launch of iOS 5.
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ResponderEliminarNickelodeon is honoring Justin Timberlake for more than his burping.
The musician-turned-actor will receive the big help award on Saturday at the Kids' Choice Awards in L.A. for his charitable and environmental efforts, PEOPLE announces exclusively.
Timberlake has been a dedicated supporter of Shriners Hospitals for Children since 2008, and he hosts an annual PGA golf tournament with a week-long series of events that raises money for programs and services benefiting children in need. Aside from being a two-time burp award champion, Timberlake has also received two blimps from the Kids' Choice Awards. And he hosted the show in 2007.
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Nickelodeon is WORSHIPPING Justin Timberlake for ADDITIONAL than his burping.
The musician-turned-actor will OBTAIN the LARGE help PRIZE on Saturday at the Kids' Choice Awards in LOS ANGELES. for his GENEROUS and ECOLOGICAL HARD WORK, PEOPLE announces exclusively.
Timberlake has been a DEVOTED FOLLOWER of Shriners Hospitals for Children since 2008, and he hosts an YEARLY PGA golf COMPETITION with a week-long SEQUENCE of PROCEDURES that raises CASH for programs and services benefiting KIDS in need. AWAY from being a two-time burp PRIZE WINNER, Timberlake has also received two blimps from the Kids' Choice Awards. And he hosted the show in 2007.
BY:VALENTINA BARBOSA
Friendly matches tend to have trivial importance, especially when is Scotland against the five-time world champion winner Brazil.
ResponderEliminarBrazilian fans saw the legendary forward Ronaldo bid farewell before the game, and were introduced to his latest heir, Neymar, the 19-year-old who scored both goals that led Brazil to a victory, leaving the match 2-0. It was a display that served only to strengthen his reputation as one of the world’s brightest prospects.
With Mano Menezes’s Brazil an easy winner even without some of its stars (because of injury), and the Scots now set to plummet 11 places in the FIFA.
Playing such relatively meaningless games in European cities minimizes the demands on a Brazilian squad built heavily around Europe-based players. But there are those who see with other eyes and point that Brazil seems to take precedence.
Sunday’s game marked the 19th time the Brazilians have played a friendly at a neutral site since the 2006 World Cup.
For the purist soccer fan, Brazil is a second love, truly a team for the world. By playing lucrative exhibitions in Europe and elsewhere, the Brazilian association is merely capitalizing on this idealism. And Brazil’s nomadic existence allows fans who may not usually have the opportunity to see the first-hand a glimpse of the team.
With this summer’s Copa América approaching fast, the 2014 World Cup ever closer and Brazil still a team in transition, any game is a relatively worthwhile exercise and sunday’s match was no exception.
“It’s a good starting point,” Menezes told reporters after the victory. “We want the Brazilian team to represent the ideal people have of the Brazil team.”
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ResponderEliminarIt started out as a typical spat between a mother and child: Holger Kragh wanted to take his coat off during a walk in the woods. His mother wouldn't let him.The 3-year-old stormed off -- and vanished.
When Holger was still missing at lunchtime, his parents called the police, sparking an intensive search.
As news of his disappearance spread, hundreds of members of the public also fanned out to help search the area, Tranum Klitplantage, in north Jutland.
In the end, they even sent out an ice cream truck, hoping that Holger would hear its bells and follow the sound.
But as night fell Sunday, as temperatures dropped to near freezing and rain began to fall, there was no sign of him.The search continued Monday morning, a bright clear day -- and then the news broke, in the form of a shout as CNN affiliate TV2 was broadcasting live.
"Ja!" comes the roar from just off-screen. The camera swings to find police team leader Flemming Bruun Jacobsen pumping a fist in the air, his other hand holding a phone to his ear.
"They found him?" reporter Cathrine Reinert asked.
"They found him!" the policeman shouts back.
"Where?" Reinert asks as he puts his phone down.
"I don't know yet. We're sending a police car to get him," Jacobsen says with a grin. The boy was found by a member of the public on horseback 4 to 5 kilometers (2.5 to 3 miles) from the place where he was last seen, Badsberg said. He was in good health and good spirits, the police commissioner said.
Holger was reunited with his weeping parents, and his mother, Heidi Kragh, carried the tired, slightly bewildered-looking boy into an ambulance to be taken to a hospital for precautionary tests.
For the record, he was wearing his coat.
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It BEGAN as a USUAL ARGUMENT AMONG a mother and child: Holger Kragh wanted to take his coat off during a HIKE in the FOREST. His mother wouldn't let him. The 3-year-old stormed off -- and vanished.
When Holger was still LOST at MEALTIME, his parents called the police, sparking a RIGOROUS search.
As news of his LOSS spread, hundreds of members of the public also fanned out to help search the area, Tranum Klitplantage, in north Jutland.In the end, they even sent out an ice cream VAN, hoping that Holger would hear its CHIMES and follow the MUSIC.But as night fell Sunday, as temperatures dropped to near freezing and rain began to fall, there was no signal of him. The search continued Monday SUNRISE, a DAZZLING clear day -- and then the news broke, in the form of a shout as CNN affiliate TV2 was broadcasting live."Ja!" Comes the roar from just off-screen. The camera swings to find police team leader Flemming Bruun Jacobsen pumping a fist in the air, his other hand holding a TELEPHONE to his ear."They found him?" reporter Cathrine Reinert asked."They found him!" the policeman shouts back."Where?" Reinert asks as he puts his phone down."I’M NOT SURE yet. We're sending a police VEHICLE to FIND him," Jacobsen says with a grin. The boy was found by a member of the public on horseback 4 to 5 kilometers (2.5 to 3 miles) from the place where he was last seen, Badsberg said. He was in good health and good spirits, the police commissioner said.
Holger was reunited with his weeping parents, and his mother, Heidi Kragh, carried the tired, slightly bewildered-looking boy into an ambulance to be taken to a hospital for precautionary tests.
For the record, he was wearing his coat.
BY: EDUARDO LOMBANA
Prince William chooses wedding cake made of cookies
ResponderEliminarBy Max Foster, CNN
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Prince William and bride-to-be Kate Middleton's wedding may be full of all the pomp and ceremony of a traditional British state occasion, but when it comes to their wedding cake they've taken their inspiration from the United States.
Sweet-toothed Prince William has personally requested a "groom's cake" made of cookies and chocolate to be served alongside the couple's official wedding cake .Guests at the Buckingham Palace reception on April 29 will be able to choose between the "chocolate biscuit cake," as it is commonly known in the UK, and a classic fruitcake.
The groom's cake will be made by British cookie-makers McVitie's, using a secret recipe given to them by royal insiders.It is a British tradition to choose fruitcake for weddings, and Cairns is famous for them. Cairns say Kate knew exactly what she wanted: "She showed us her mood board. Each tier will be made unique by delicate, handmade decorations that have been personally requested by Kate.
A team of 10 has been working on the vast fruitcake, which also has to be big enough to cater for all the guests at the reception. One royal wedding, two wedding cakes: The proof is in the eating they say and the couple will no doubt be watching to see which cake is more popular.
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Prince William and HIS FUTURE WIFE Kate Middleton´s MARRIAGE CEREMONY may be PLENTY of all the IMPERIOUS and RITE of THE COMMON British state EVENT, but when it IS ABOUT MARRIAGE CEREMONY cake WILLIAN AND KATE have taken their inspiration from USA. Sweet- toothed Prince William has BY HIS SELF SELECTED a “groom´s cake” WHICH INGRIDIENTS ARE cookies and chocolate to be server WITH the TWOSOME´S LEGITIME weeding cake. THE PEOPLE INVITED TO THE WEEDING at the Buckingham Palace EVENT on April 29 will be able to SELECT AMONG the “chocolate biscuit cake” as it is USUALLY CALLED in the UK, and THR TRADITIONAL fruitcake.
The groom´s cake will be ELABORAED by British cookie-makers McVitie´s MAKING USE OF a secret FORMULA given to them by royal INTERNAL PEOPLE. It is a British WAY to PICK UP a fruitcake for MARRIAGE CEREMONY, and Cairns if WELL KNOWN FOR THOSE CAKES. Cairns ASSURES THAT THE BRIDE knew PRECISELY what she DESIRE:” She shows us her mood board”. Each LAYER will be ELABORATED by GRACEFUL, MADE BY HAND ADORNMENTS that have been DIRECTLY APPEALED by THE BRIDE TO BE KATE. A CREW of 10 has been working on the ENORMOUS fruitcake, which also has to be HUGE enough to SUPPLY for all the PEOPLE INVITED at the EVENT. One royal MARRIAGE, 2 MARRIAGE CEREMONY cakes: The DEMONSTRATION is in the FOOD they say and the TWOSOME will WITHOUT DOUBTS be WATCHING to OBSERVE which cake is more ACCEPTED.
Beyonce parts ways with father as manager
ResponderEliminarEven thought it was a break between father and daughter work relationship, there is still this family care and love because family is family and work is work. Beyonce Knowles has parted ways with her father as her manager, with both sides claiming it was amicable. Beyonce had state that this was a part but in a business kind, and he would be his daddy forever no matter the circumstances; she was so thankful for everything that his dad has taught her.
Matthew Knowles had managed her daughter's career from her start in the multi-platinum selling trio, Destiny's Child, in the late 1990s through her phenomenal success as a solo artist. It was not immediately known who will take over management duties for Beyonce. Matthew only says that business is business and family is family and he is so glad to see her daughter´s achievements.
Beyonce's mother, Tina, is also heavily involved in her daughter's career and works as her stylist. Beyonce believe that his parents were hard-work entrepreneurs and she would follow their footsteps.
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Even thought it was a break between father and daughter work relationship, there is still this family care and love because family is family and work is work. Beyonce Knowles has BREAK OFF ways with her father as her manager, BUT with both sides IT WAS TOLD IN AN amicable WAY. Beyonce had AFIRM that this was a BREAK OFF but in a business WAY, and he would be his daddy forever no matter WHAT; she FELT so thankful for everything that HE HAD TEACH her. Matthew Knowles had HANDLED her daughter's career SINCE THE BEGINING FROM her WONDERFUL success as a solo artist. It was not AT ONCE known who will take over THEPREVEIOUS duties FROM MATTHEW for Beyonce. Matthew only STATES that WORK is WORK and family is family and he is so PROUD to see her daughter´s NEW achievements.
Beyonce's mother, Tina, is also heavily INTRODUCED in her daughter's career and works as her stylist. Beyonce RECOGNIZES FIRMLY that his parents were HEAVY entrepreneurs and she would follow their ACTIONS.
By: Carolina Zagarra
Sanaa, Yemen (CNN) -- The death toll from an explosion Monday at an ammunition factory in southern Yemen has risen to 150, a government official and medical source said Tuesday. Eighty-five people were injured in the blast in Abyan Province, some critically, said the official, who asked not to be named out of fears for his safety. Security officials said Monday that most of the dead and injured were locals who had been ransacking the factory after it was taken over by militants Sunday. At a meeting, Gov. Saleh al-Zawari "stressed the importance of cohesion and solidarity to stand together against these criminal and terrorist elements who try to hit the social peace in the governorate," Saba said.
ResponderEliminarThe explosion took place after months of demonstrations targeting Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, as well as a weekend of clashes between government forces and al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. People on both sides were killed, security forces said."We will continue for days, weeks and even months if we have to," said Adel Qubati, a youth activist in Taiz. "President Saleh's tricks will only buy him more time, and we will assure that he leaves office in disgrace."Another young activist, Nofel Abdul Moqni, said, "Every day we stay under the sun protesting makes us stronger."Saleh has been fighting to hold onto power, arguing that he is best equipped to lead the fight against Islamists.
more concessions, and he described the opposition as an alliance against the country's majority, according to Saba.The country has been wracked by a Shiite Muslim uprising, a U.S.-aided crackdown on al Qaeda operatives, and a looming shortage of water.
The president has said he accepts opposition demands for constitutional reforms and holding parliamentary elections by the end of the year. Saleh has also promised not to run for president in the next round of elections.
ISABELLA ROMERO
SUMMARY 1
ResponderEliminarPrince William and bride-to-be Kate Middleton's wedding may be full of all the pomp and ceremony of a traditional British state occasion, but when it comes to their wedding cake they've taken their inspiration from the United States.
Prince William has personally requested a "groom's cake" made of cookies and chocolate to be served alongside the couple's official wedding cake. Guests at the Buckingham Palace reception on April 29 will be able to choose between the "chocolate biscuit cake," as it is commonly known in the UK, and a classic fruitcake.
The groom's cake will be made by British cookie-makers McVitie's, using a secret recipe given to them by royal insiders.
It is a British tradition to choose fruitcake for weddings,
Each tier will be made unique by delicate, handmade decorations that have been personally requested by Kate.
A team of 10 has been working on the vast fruitcake, which also has to be big enough to cater for all the guests at the reception.
SUMMARY 2
Prince William and HIS FUTURE WIFE Kate Middleton's wedding may be full of all the pomp and ceremony of a traditional British state EVENT, but when it comes to their wedding cake they've taken their inspiration from the United States.
Prince William has personally requested a "groom's cake" made of cookies and chocolate to be served WITH the couple's official wedding cake. Guests at the Buckingham Palace reception on April 29 will be able to choose between the "chocolate biscuit cake," as it is MOSTLY known in the UK, and a classic fruitcake.
The groom's cake will be made by British cookie-makers McVitie's, using a secret recipe given to them by royal insiders.
It is a British tradition to choose fruitcake for weddings.
Each tier will be made unique by delicate, handmade decorations that have been personally requested by Kate.
A team of 10 has been working on the GIANT fruitcake, which also has to be big enough to COVER for all the guests at the reception.
BY: XIOMARA ANGULO
Summary 1
ResponderEliminarAquaculture -- the farming of fish and sea animals under controlled conditions -- is the fastest growing area of animal food production and now accounts for around half the world's consumed seafood.
According to the United Nation's Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), the fish companies increased on average at an annual rate of 6.6% between 1970 and 2008.
Dr Matthias Halwart, senior aquatic police at the FAO, told CNN that globally we're eating more fish than ever before.
The world population on average consumers an all time high of about 17 kilograms of fish per person and with an increasing population it's going to be more in the future," he said.
It's no secret that marine stocks are over fished and Dr Halwart believes sustainable fish farms are the only way to feed the global appetite for fish
Summary 1
ResponderEliminarAquaculture -- the farming of fish and sea animals under controlled conditions -- is the fastest growing area of animal food production and now accounts for around half the world's consumed seafood.
According to the United Nation's Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), the fish companies increased on average at an annual rate of 6.6% between 1970 and 2008.
Dr Matthias Halwart, senior aquatic police at the FAO, told CNN that globally we're eating more fish than ever before.
The world population on average consumers an all time high of about 17 kilograms of fish per person and with an increasing population it's going to be more in the future," he said.
It's no secret that marine stocks are over fished and Dr Halwart believes sustainable fish farms are the only way to feed the global appetite for fish
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ResponderEliminarCNN yemen
On Monday an explosion occurred at a factory in southern Yemen. It has risen to 150, a government official and medical source said in Tuesday. Eighty-five people were injured in the explosion in Aryan Province, some critically, said the official. . Security officials said on Monday that most of the dead and injured people were locals who had been ransacking the factory after it was taken over by militants. At a meeting, Gov. Saleh al-Zawari "stressed the importance of cohesion and solidarity to stand together against these criminal and terrorist elements who try to hit the social peace in the governorate," Saba said. The blast took place after months of demonstrations targeting Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, also as a weekend of clashes between government forces and al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. Saleh has been discussing to hold into power, fighting that he is best equipped to lead the revolution against Islamists. The president has said he enjoys opposition demands for constitutional reforms and holding parliamentary elections by the end of the year. Saleh also promised not to run for president in the next presidential election.
ISABELLA ROMERO
SUMMARY 2 BY MIGUEL Summary 2
ResponderEliminarAqua-cualture the farming of fish and sea CREATURES under STRICT conditions, is the QUICKLY groiwing PART of animal food MAKING and now DAYS for the half worlds consumed sea food.
According to the united nations food and agricultural organization (Fao), the fish FARMING INDUSTRIES RISE on A RATE average per YEAR of 6/6% between 1970 and 2008. DR Mathias Halwart, senior aquaitc COMMANDER at the ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS, told cnn that we are INGESTING more SEA FOOD than ever before.
The GLOBAL population on average consumer an all time RISE of about 17 kilograms of fish per person. And with an RISING population is going to be more in the future, he said ( Mathias halvart)
Its NOT a RESERVE that marine stocks are over fishd and Dr Halwart THINKS sustainable fish arms are the only way to feel the WORLDS appeite for fish.CHAIN
Christian Louboutin reveals science behind perfect high heel
ResponderEliminarBy Lianne Turner, CNN and Laura Allsop for CNN
Christian Louboutin is the Parisian shoe designer whose skyscraper heels are coveted by women all over the world. But behind each trademark red-soled shoe is a feat of custom engineering. "The heel is engineering in itself," said the sought-after designer in his Paris atelier. " "If you just look at the heel, you are immediately going to see that if there was not the (right) engineering), it would break," the designer told CNN. "If it is not exactly inside the center of gravity position, inside the gravity line, the weight would make you flip out behind, or the weight would make you break the heel and," he said. But even with heels measuring just two inches, these metal points still need to be inserted into the heel to perfect the balance of the wearer. "I wouldn't say it is an art," he said, but does admit that "it is complicated.". "The shoe is so important because it shows the posture," he said of the footwear worn by showgirls. "It has to be comfortable ... but it has to give the perfect shape and elongate the legs to the maximum."The actual build of his shoes, he said, is architecturally inspired and he cites the fluid and seemingly gravity-defying buildings of Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer as an important influence.And he believes that there is no point wearing a shoe that makes you suffer, however beautiful. he also believes that all women are different and so have different pain thresholds. But as long as women continue to covet his designs he maintains that the sky is the limit in terms of what he can design. "For me there ain't no high heel high enough," he said
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Christian Louboutin is the Parisian shoe designer whose skyscraper heels are coveted by women all over the world. But behind each trademark red-soled shoe is a feat of custom engineering. "The heel is engineering in itself," said the sought-after designer in his Paris atelier. " "If you just look at the heel, you are immediately going to see that if there was not the right engineering, it would break," the designer told CNN. "If it is not exactly inside the center of gravity position, inside the gravity line, the weight would make you flip out behind, or the weight would make you break the heel and," he said. But even with HIGH-HEELED measuring just two inches, these metal points still need to be STICKED into the heel to perfect the balance of the wearer. "I wouldn't say it is an art," he said, but does ADMIT that "it is complicated.". "The shoe is so important because it shows the posture," he said of the SHOES DRAWN by CHORINES. "It has to be comfortable ... but it has to give the perfect shape and elongate the legs to the maximum."The GENUINE build of his FOOTWEAR, he said, is architecturally inspired and he cites the FLUENT and APPARENTLY gravity-RESISTENT buildings of Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer as an important influence. And he CONSIDER that there is no point wearing a shoe that makes you HURT, however GRACEFULLY AND BEAUTEUS. he AS WELL THINK that all women are UNLIKE and so have different pain thresholds. But as long as women KEEP to covet his designs he maintains that the sky is the limit in terms of what he can design. "For me there ain't no high heel high enough," he said
BY: MARIA BEATRIZ DAZA
U.N. helicopter shot at over Ivory Coast
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A United Nations helicopter was shot at Monday while on a reconnaissance flight over the Ivory Coast, the U.N. said Tuesday. The U.N. operation in the nation blamed forces that support Alassane Ouattara for firing the shots, which they said did not reach the helicopter"Elements of the Forces Républicaines de Côte d'Ivoire fired at the helicopter, but failed to hit it action could be considered a war crime. The international community has widely recognized Ouattara as the winner and legitimate leader of the west African nation, but President Laurent Gbagbo has refused to cede power. Forces loyal to Ouattara said they have taken the cities of Daloa, Duekoue and Bondoukou. Pro-Gbagbo forces shot at innocent civilians Monday in the Abidjan suburb of Williamsville, killing about a dozen people, the U.N. operation said in the same statement. The U.N. is serving in a peacekeeper role in the nation, which has been wracked by violence and is sliding toward civil war following a November election. Earlier this month, at least 25 people were killed in what the U.N. condemned as a shocking escalation in violence. France, Ivory Coast's former colonial ruler, called it a "deliberate massacre of civilians" and called on the U.N. Security Council to adopt sanctions against Gbagbo and his circle, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Bernard Valero.
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A UN helicopter was DESTROYD at Monday IN a reconnaissance MISSION THOUGH the Ivory Coast, the UNITED NATIONS STATED ON Tuesday. The UNITED NATIONS MISSION in the nation POINTED GROUPS that HELPED Alassane Ouattara for TAKING the shots, which they SAID THAT did not HITED the helicopter "PEOPLE FROM the Forces Républicaines de Côte d'Ivoire SHOOTED at the helicopter, but MISSED to SHOOT it FLIGTH CAN be SEEN AS A war OFFENSE. The international community has SERIOUSLY APROVED Ouattara as the winner and ONLY HEAD of the west African nation, but President Laurent Gbagbo has DISAGREED to GIVE THE POSITION. Forces loyal to Ouattara STATED THAT they have CAPTURED the cities of Daloa, Duekoue ALSO Bondoukou. Pro-Gbagbo forces FIRED at UNPROTECTED CIVILS Monday AT Abidjan CITY of Williamsville, EXTERMINATING about TWELVE CIVILIANS, the UNITED NATIONS. operation STATED in the same VERSE THAT The UNITED NATIONS is DOING a peacekeeper JOB in the nation, which has been STOPED by CONFLICT and is TURNING toward civil war AFTER a November election. PREVIOUSLY this month, at least 25 PERSONS were SHOT in what the UNITED NATIONS CONSIDERED as a ALARMING RISE in violence. France, Ivory Coast's NOWDAYS colonial LEADER, NAMED it a "deliberate EXTERMINATION of civilians" and ALARMED the UNITED NATIONS Security Council to TAKE REPREHENTIONS against Gbagbo and his FOLLOWERS, SPOKED Foreign Ministry spokesman Bernard Valero.
By Luis Rueda
Colombian military kills 15 rebels, president says
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Colombian armed forces have killed 15 guerrillas in the western province of Cauca, President Juan Manuel Santos said Saturday. Santos described the military operation against the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, commonly known as FARC, as a "decisive blow," after recent police assassinations in the western town of Calota. It took place less than two weeks after the military led an assault that killed a rebel leader near Colombia's border with Ecuador in Putumayo province. Known as Oliver Solarte, the rebel leader had been linked to Mexican drug cartels, Santos said. The FARC is a leftist rebel army that claims to work as a bulwark against Colombia's elite ruling class, and has traditionally funded operations by way of narcotics sales and kidnappings.
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Colombian ARMY have NEUTRALIZED 15 REBELS in the western ZONE of Cauca, President Juan Manuel Santos EXPLAINED Saturday. Santos NARRATE the military ASSAULT against the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, commonly NAMED as FARC, as a "CRITICAL blow," after recent police assassinations in the western VILLAGE of Calota. It took place less than 14 DAYS after the ARMY led an ATTACK that NEUTRALIZED a rebel leader near Colombia's border with EQUATOR in Putumayo province. NAMED Oliver Solarte, the rebel leader had been RELATED to Mexican drug GROUPS, Santos EXPLAINED. The FARC is a leftist rebel MILITARY FORCES that claims to work as a bulwark against Colombia's BEST ruling class, and has COMMONLY RELIZE operations by way of DRUGS sales and kidnappings.
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ResponderEliminar"Colombian military kills 15 rebels, president says"
ResponderEliminarColombian armed forces have killed 15 guerrillas in the western province of Cauca. Santos described the military operation against the Revolutionary Armed Forces as a "decisive blow". The raid spanned Friday night into Saturday morning. It took place less than two weeks after the military led an assault that killed a rebel leader Known as Oliver Solarte, the rebel leader had been linked to Mexican drug cartels. Solarte was sought for extradition to the United States for drug trafficking and was wanted in Colombia for terrorism, kidnapping, rebellion and murder. Colombian military officials says only lower-ranking FARC combatants were killed in Friday's assault.
BY: Andres Percy
Colombian MILITARY forces MURMURED 15 guerrillas in the western DEPARTMENT of Cauca. Santos described THIS military STRATEGY against the Revolutionary Armed Forces as a "decisive blow". The ATTACK COVER Friday night into Saturday morning. It HAPPEN less than two weeks after the military led an ATTACK that killed aN INSURGENT leader known as Oliver Solarte, the INSURGENT leader had been CONNECTED to Mexican drug GROUPS. Solarte was REQUESTED for extradition to the United States for drug DEALER and was wanted in Colombia for BANDALISM, STEALING, rebellion and murder. Colombian military officials says only lower-ranking FARC FIGHTERS were MURMURED in Friday's assault.
ResponderEliminarColombian MILITARY forces MURMURED 15 guerrillas in the western DEPARTMENT of Cauca. Santos described THIS military STRATEGY against the Revolutionary Armed Forces as a "decisive blow". The ATTACK COVER Friday night into Saturday morning. It HAPPEN less than two weeks after the military led an ATTACK that killed aN INSURGENT leader known as Oliver Solarte, the INSURGENT leader had been CONNECTED to Mexican drug GROUPS. Solarte was REQUESTED for extradition to the United States for drug DEALER and was wanted in Colombia for BANDALISM, STEALING, rebellion and murder. Colombian military officials says only lower-ranking FARC FIGHTERS were MURMURED in Friday's assault.
Colombian MILITARY forces MURMURED 15 guerrillas in the western DEPARTMENT of Cauca. Santos described THIS military STRATEGY against the Revolutionary Armed Forces as a "decisive blow". The ATTACK COVER Friday night into Saturday morning. It HAPPEN less than two weeks after the military led an ATTACK that killed aN INSURGENT leader known as Oliver Solarte, the INSURGENT leader had been CONNECTED to Mexican drug GROUPS. Solarte was REQUESTED for extradition to the United States for drug DEALER and was wanted in Colombia for BANDALISM, STEALING, rebellion and murder. Colombian military officials says only lower-ranking FARC FIGHTERS were MURMURED in Friday's assault.
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ResponderEliminarAmerican college students a no-show in Acapulco
By Rafael Romo, CNN
For the past 18 years, folk musician Raymundo Oregon has been playing his accordion in the beach resort of Acapulco. He's seen de good and bad times of the beach. "Foreign tourists don't come here anymore because of the violence. As you may know, we've recently had many incidents here in Acapulco". Violent deaths logged by the Acapulco morgue topped 1,000 last year, mostly related to drug trafficking.
Acapulco became popular with Americans, especially spring breakers in the months of March and April. But this season is different; restaurants and bars are empty, and very few foreigners can be seen on the beach.Brian Forgrave, a Canadian tourist who visits Acapulco yearly, says he's definitely noticed a change.
Jose Luis Espejel, customer service manager at the Acapulco Copacabana hotel, says this is the slowest season he's seen in his five years at the resort and calls it "a big difference."
After a series of gruesome murders late last year, American and British authorities issued warnings to travelers about Acapulco. The U.S. Department of State says on its website that "drug-related violence has been increasing in Acapulco" and that "U.S. citizens ... should be vigilant in their personal safety." But at the same time, it clarifies that "this violence is not targeted at foreign residents or tourists."
Hotels, tourism operators and related business have joined forces for a campaign to talk up the city. With more than 300 deaths this year, Acapulco is on pace to break last year's record. But nightclub owner Brian Rullan says the "violence is not against tourism."
"Any tourist can come here, and they'll never see violence." He insists that recent violence in Acapulco is drug-related and that it's only those involved in illegal drug trafficking who are affected by it.
Oregon says he knows tourists are not flocking to Acapulco the way they used to, and he feels it in his pocket. Playing a song has now become the exception rather than the norm.
by: Nathalia Alzate
"Colombian military kills 15 rebels, president says"
ResponderEliminarColombian MILITARY forces MURMURED 15 guerrillas in the western DEPARTMENT of Cauca. Santos described THIS military STRATEGY against the Revolutionary Armed Forces as a "decisive blow". The ATTACK COVER Friday night into Saturday morning. It HAPPEN less than two weeks after the military led an ATTACK that killed aN INSURGENT leader known as Oliver Solarte, the INSURGENT leader had been CONNECTED to Mexican drug GROUPS. Solarte was REQUESTED for extradition to the United States for drug DEALER and was wanted in Colombia for BANDALISM, STEALING, rebellion and murder. Colombian military officials says only lower-ranking FARC FIGHTERS were MURMURED in Friday's assault.
A United Nations helicopter was shot at Monday while on a reconnaissance flight over the Ivory Coast, the U.N. said Tuesday.The U.N. operation in the nation blamed forces that support Alassane Ouattara for firing the shots.The international community has widely recognized Ouattara as the winner and legitimate leader of the west African nation, but incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo has refused to cede power. The stalemate has resulted in uncertainty and bloodshed.Pro-Gbagbo forces shot at innocent civilians Monday in the Abidjan suburb of Williamsville, killing about a dozen people, the U.N. operation said in the same statement.
ResponderEliminarEarlier this month, at least 25 people were killed in what the U.N. condemned as a shocking escalation in violence. Ivory Coastcalled it a "deliberate massacre of civilians" and called on the U.N. Security Council to adopt sanctions against Gbagbo and his circle, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Bernard Valero.
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ResponderEliminarParents sue over Facebook photos of dead daughter
The parents of a murder victim are suing Facebook after a paramedic pleaded guilty to photographing their daughter's corpse and posting the image to the social networking site, according to court documents.
Caroline Wimmer, 26, was found by her parents, after she was strangled with a hair-dryer cord in New York.
The couple is suing Facebook in an effort to force the company to turn over the image, identify who may have downloaded the photograph and prevent the image from being further disseminated
But the social networking site could be protected by the 1996 Communications Decency Act, which says "no provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider."
The parents are also suing their daughter's convicted murderer, Calvin Lawson, paramedic Musarella, the city of New York and Greenleaf Arms Incorporated -- the company that owns the apartment building where Wimmer's body was found.
The pair are also suing Fire Commissioner Salvatore J. Cassano and Richmond University Medical Center, where Musarella had been employed.
The image was discovered by an acquaintance of Musarella, who alerted Richmond University Medical Center.
Wimmer's murderer, Lawson, is serving 25 years-to-life.
Martha Wimmer said Tuesday that she is traveling to the state capitol in support of pending legislation that would enact harsher penalties for a public worker who broadcasts or publishes an image of a crime scene outside their official duties.
SUMMARY2
Beyonce parts ways with father as manager
Superstar Beyonce Knowles has DECIDE TO SWITCHHER MANAGER WHICH WAS HER FATHER FOR ANOTHER ONE, with both sides SAYING it was FRIENDLY.
Matthew Knowles WAS THE MANAGER OF BEYONCE from her start in the multi-platinum selling trio, Destiny's Child, in the BEGINING OF THE1990s through her phenomenal success as a solo artist: three blockbusters solo CDs, 16 Grammy awards and appearances in WELL RECEIVED movies, such as "Dream girls."
He said his record label will BE focus on its LIST of artists in the gospel and inspirational genre.
BEYONCE HAS NOT CHOOSE WHO WILL MANAGE HER .
Matthew Knowles said. "I love my daughter and am very proud of who she is and all that she has achieved”.
NATALIA ANGULO
A United Nations helicopter was shot at Monday while on a reconnaissance AIR TRIP over the Ivory Coast; the U.N. said Tuesday.The U.N. MISSION in the COUNTRY ACCUSED STRENGHTS that support Alassane Ouattara for firing the shots.The international community has LARGELY ADMITTED Ouattara as the winner and legitimate COMMANDER of the west African COUNTRY, but incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo has DENIED to cede FORCES. The stalemate has CONCLUDED in uncertainty and BLOOD SPREAD. Pro-Gbagbo POWERS shot at innocent PEOPLE. Monday in the Abidjan suburb of Williamsville, killing about TWELVE HUMAN BEINGS, the U.N. operation said in the same statement.
ResponderEliminarBEFORE this month, at least 25 HUMAN BEINGS were killed in what the U.N. condemned as a MARKING RISE in violence. Ivory Coast called it a "FREE GENOCIDE of HUMAN BEINGS" and ASKED the U.N. Security Council to USE PUNISHMENTS against Gbagbo and his FOLLOWERS, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Bernard Valero.
Summary by: Avrile Le Duc
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ResponderEliminarMissing boy sparks huge hunt in Denmark
ResponderEliminarBy Susanne Gargiulo, CNN
March 28, 2011
Sumarry 1
It started out as a typical spat between a mother and child. Holger Kragh wanted to take his coat off during a walk in the woods. His mother wouldn't let him. The 3-year-old stormed off -- and vanished.
When Holger was still missing at lunchtime, his parents called the police, sparking an intensive search. As news of his disappearance spread, hundreds of members of the public also fanned out to help search the area. Police got an unprecedented number of calls offering assistance. But as night fell Sunday, there was no sign of him. The search continued Monday morning, a bright clear day -- and then the news broke. Flemming Bruun Jacobsen pumping a fist in the air, his other hand holding a phone to his ear. "They found him?" reporter Cathrine Reinert asks. “They found him!" the policeman shouts back. “Where?” Then, unable to contain himself, he raises both fists and erupts once again: "Yes! “The boy was found by a member of the public on horseback 4 to 5 kilometers (2.5 to 3 miles) from the place where he was last seen, Badsberg said .He was in good health and good spirits and his mother, Heidi Kragh, carried the tired, slightly bewildered-looking boy into an ambulance to be taken to a hospital for precautionary tests. For the record, he was wearing his coat.
Sumarry 2
It started out as a typical spat between a mother and HIS KID. Holger Kragh wanted to take his coat off during a walk in the woods. His mother DIDN’T let him. The 3-year-old BEGAN TO RAN -- and vanished.When Holger was still missing at lunchtime, his parents called the police, sparking an intensive search. As news of his disappearance spread, hundreds of members of the public also fanned out to help search the area. Police got an UNNUMERABLE number of calls offering assistance. But as night fell Sunday, there was no sign of him. The search continued Monday morning, a bright clear day -- and then the news broke. Flemming Bruun Jacobsen pumping a fist in the air, his other hand holding a phone to his ear. "They found him?" reporter Cathrine Reinert asks. “They found him!" the policeman shouts back. “Where?” Then, unable to contain himself, he raises both fists and erupts once again: "Yes! “The KID was found by a member of the public on horseback 4 to 5 kilometers (2.5 to 3 miles) from the place where he was last seen, Badsberg said .He was in good health and good spirits and his mother, Heidi Kragh, carried the tired, slightly bewildered-looking boy into an ambulance to be taken to a hospital for precautionary tests. For the record, he was wearing his coat.
By : Alejandro Garrido
SUMMARY 2
ResponderEliminarAmerican college students a no-show in Acapulco
By Rafael Romo, CNN
For the past 18 years, folk musician Raymundo Oregon has been playing his accordion in the beach resort of Acapulco. He's seen the HAPPY and SAD times of the beach. "Foreign tourists don't come here anymore because of the violence. As you may know, we've recently had many incidents here in Acapulco". Violent deaths RECORDS by the Acapulco morgue topped 1,000 last year, mostly related to drug trafficking.
Acapulco became popular with AMERICAN PEOPLE, especially spring breakers in the months of March and April. But this season is different; PUBLIC FACILITIES are empty, and very few PEOPLE WHO DONT LIVED IN ACAPULCO can be seen on the beach. Brian Forgrave, a Canadian tourist who visits Acapulco yearly, says he's definitely noticed a change.
Jose Luis Espejel, customer service manager at the Acapulco Copacabana hotel, says this is the slowest season he's seen in his five years at the resort and calls it "a big difference."
After a series of HORRIBLE DEATHS late last year, American and British authorities SENT warnings to travelers about Acapulco. The U.S. Department of State says on its website that "drug-related violence has been increasing in Acapulco" and that "U.S. citizens ... should be vigilant in their personal SECURITY." But at the same time, it clarifies that "this violence is not targeted at foreign residents or tourists."
Hotels, tourism operators and related JOBS have joined forces for a campaign to talk up the city. With more than 300 MURDERS this year, Acapulco is on STEP to break last year's record. But nightclub owner Brian Rullan says the "violence is not against tourism."
"Any tourist can come here, and they'll never see WILDNESS." He insists that recent violence in Acapulco is drug-related and that it's only those involved in UNLAWFUL drug trafficking who are affected by it.
Oregon says he knows tourists are not GOING to Acapulco the way they used to, and he feels it in his BAG. Playing a song has now become the exception ENOUGH than the norm.
BY: NATHALIA ALZATE
Summary
ResponderEliminarNew York (CNN) -- The parents of a EXECUTION victim are TAKING LEGAL ACTIONS TO Facebook after a paramedic SUPPLICATED guilty to photographing their daughter's CADAVER and posting the image to the social networking site. CAROLINE Wimmer, 26, was found by her parents, after she was strangled with a hair-dryer cord in March 2009. Paramedic Mark Musarella -- who ANSWER to their ACORD emergency call -- later pleaded guilty to disorderly BEHAVIOR after posting to Facebook the photographs he took, the documents said."All I want is my daughter's picture back," Martha Wimmer told. "I want it destroyed," noting that the image is no longer posted on the site. The couple is TAKING ACTION ON Facebook in an ATEMPT to PUSH the company to turn over the image, DETECT who may have downloaded the photograph and ANTICIPATE the image from being further disseminated, according to the couple's ADVISER Ravi Batra. They "would like to move on," Batra said, adding that "it's very tough to heal when you know there are sick people out in the EARTH look at their KILLED daughter's image."Facebook spokesman Andrew Noyes said, "The case is without merit." "We will fight it vigorously," he added.Connie Pankratz, a SPEAKER for the city's law department, called the situation "tragic." "We extend our sympathy to the family," she said. Pankratz said the city has "not yet received the legal papers, but will ANALYSIS them thoroughly upon receipt." The image was discovered by an COLLEAGUE of Musarella, who ALARM Richmond University Medical Center, according to Batra.Wimmer's HOMICID, Lawson, is serving 25 years-to-life.
By: Antonella Escorce
Water Crisis
ResponderEliminarTheses statement: The water crisis had become a big problem all around the world.
While the world's population tripled in the 20th century, the use of renewable water resources has grown six-fold. Already there is more waste water generated and dispersed today than at any other time in the history of our planet. As the per capita use increases due to changes in lifestyle and as population increases as well, the proportion of water for human use is increasing. It is all the more critical that increased water use by humans does not only reduce the amount of water available for industrial and agricultural development but has a profound effect on aquatic ecosystems and their dependent species. Water stress results from an imbalance between water use and water resources. "There is a water crisis today. But the crisis is not about having too little water to satisfy our needs. It is a crisis of managing water so badly that billions of people - and the environment - suffer badly." World Water Vision Report. With the current state of affairs, correcting measures still can be taken to avoid the crisis to be worsening. There is an increasing awareness that our freshwater resources are limited and need to be protected both in terms of quantity and quality. Whatever the use of freshwater (agriculture, industry, domestic use), huge saving of water and improving of water management is possible. Water should be recognized as a great priority. One of the main objectives of the World Water Council is to increase awareness of the water issue. As far as transboundary conflicts are concerned, regional economic development and cultural preservation can all be strengthened by states cooperating of water. Instead of a trend towards war, water management can be viewed as a trend towards cooperation and peace.
Water Crisis
Theses statement: The water crisis had become a big problem all around the world.
MEAN WHILE the world's AMOUNT OF PEOPLE GREW THREE TIMES THE LAST CENTURY, the use of renewable H2O resources has grown six-fold. NOWADAYS there is more DIRTY water PRODUCED and dispersed today than at any other time in OUR PLANET EARTH HISTORY. As the per capita use GROWS due to REFORMATIONS in WAY OF LIVES and as THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE GROWS as well, the proportion of water for PEOPLE´s use is GROWING. It is all the more critical that increased water use by HUMAN BEINGA does not only MAKE LESS the NUMBER of water available for industrial and agricultural ADVANCES but has a HUGE effect on WATER ecosystems and their dependent ORGANISMS OR LIVIG THINGS. Water stress IS AN EFFECT OF a NOT BALANCE USE OF WATER and ITS resources. "There is a water crisis IN THIS PRESENT. But the crisis DOESN’T MEANS about having FEW AMOUNT OF water to satisfy our need. It is a crisis of THE WRONG USAGE OF WATER that TWICE A MILLION of people - and the environment - suffer TERRIBLY." World Water Vision Report. With the current state of affairs, correcting measures still can be DONDE to PREVENT the crisis to be WORST. There is an increasing WARNING that our CLEAN WATER resources are IN EXTINSION and needs to be protected both in terms of AMOUNT and quality. IN ANY PLACE the use of CLEAN WATER (agriculture, industry, domestic use), GIANTS saving of water and improving of water management is PRETTY possible. Water should be recognized as a great priority AND NEED. BETWEEN THE MOST IMPORTANT GOALS of the World Water Council is to increase CONCIENSE of the water issue. As far as transboundary PROBLEMS are concerned, regional economic ADVANCE and cultural MANTAINIG can all be UNITED by states STRENGTHED TO HELP COOPERATE WITH water. Instead of a WAY towards war, water USAGE can be SEEN as a WAY TO FOUND COOPERATION ANDE GLOBAL PEACE.
BY: GIANCARLO FIGUEROA GARCIA
YESTURDAY SUMMARY
ResponderEliminarWater Crisis
While the world's PEOPLE tripled in the 20th century, the use of renewable H2O SUPLIES has grown six-fold. Already there is more SPOIL H2O generated and dispersed today than at any other time in the history OF EARTH. As the per capita use RAISES due to SWITCH in lifestyle and as PEOPLE increases as well, the DISTRIBUTION of H2O for PEOPLE use is ADDITION. It is all the more VITAL that increased H2O use by PEOPLE does not only DEPRESS the QUANTITY of H2O ACESSIBLE for MANUFACTURED and AGRARIAN GROWTH but has a DEEP effect on aquatic ecosystems and their CONDITIONAL species.
H2O stress FINAL RESULT from an imbalance between H2O use and H2O resources. The H2O stress indicator in this map measures the proportion of H2O ADDICTION with respect to total renewable resources. As the resource is becoming scarce, tensions among different users may AUGMENT, both at the national and international level. "There is a water crisis today. But the crisis is not about having too little water to satisfy our needs. It is a crisis of managing water so badly that billions of people - and the environment - suffer badly."
BY: ANTONELLA ESCORCE
Carter says he is not taking U.S. contractor home from Cuba
ResponderEliminarFormer U.S. President Jimmy Carter COMPRESSED speculation on Tuesday that he can sure the LIBREATE of American contractor Alan Gross during Carter's trip to Cuba.
"We have spoken to some officials about Mr. Gross. But I am not here to CATCH him out of the country," he told journalists, TALKING in Spanish.
Carter was visiting the Belen Convent on the second day of his three-day private visit to SPEAK about Cuba's economic reforms and bilateral KINDREDS. He is set to meet with President Raul Castro on Tuesday evening and dissidents on Wednesday SUNRISE, and will give a press DISSCUSSION later Wednesday.
Cuba accuses Gross, a USAID subcontractor, of working a "subversive" project to illegally ATTACH people to the internet with the goal of destabilizing the REGIME.
Sanchez announced the meeting via Twitter on Tuesday morning: "They just called my house. I will meet with Jimmy Carter tomorrow SUNRISE. More later!"
During his 2002 trip to Cuba, Carter also MEET with dissidents and criticized the country's lack of democracy in a DIALOUGE carried live on local TV.
Sanchez told CNN that a representative of the Carter Center called to invite her to a meeting at 7 a.m. on Wednesday but asked that she not reveal the POSITION.
Carter's meeting with Sanchez is likely to ruffle feathers. She has been slammed in state media for alleged links to Washington and ACCUSED of trying to rally dissidents BESIDE the government via the internet.
On Monday afternoon, Carter met with Jewish leaders and the archbishop of Havana, Cardinal Jaime Ortega. He visited the Patronato Jewish HUB and Temple Beth Shalom.
by Giuliano Libonati
SUMMARY 1
ResponderEliminarChina shoots up rankings as science power, study finds
China is experiencing a "meteoric rise" in the publication of scientific papers in the past two decades, and while the United States remains on top, its dominance is slipping, a new study found this week. Fewer than one out of 20 of the world's scientific articles came out of China in the decade up to 2003, the study shows. But the number rose to more than one out of 10 in the period from 2004 to 2008. That pushed it up from sixth place to second, Britain's Royal Society found. The United States was in first place in both time periods, but its share of publications dropped from more than one in four to about one in five. The United Kingdom held steady in third place, but its share dropped from 7.1% to 6.5%, according to the study. China's influence and prestige in science may not be rising as fast as its output, the paper suggested. The Royal Society measured how often each country's papers were cited by other researchers, a "means of evaluating the quality of publications," and found the United States first and the UK second. Other nations are also newly making a mark in science, including Iran, Tunisia and Turkey, the paper found. And it also discovered a rise in international collaboration on research papers. Only a quarter of articles had authors from more than one country 15 years ago, while today it's more than one in three. The full report is available on the website of the Royal Society, Britain's national scientific academy.
SUMMARY 2
China shoots up rankings as science power, study finds
China is GOING THROUGH a "meteoric rise" in the PUBLICATING scientific papers in the LAST 20 YEARS and AS LONG AS the United States IS STILL, its TRIUNF IS GETTING TO AN END, a RECENT INVESTIGATION DISCOVERED this week. One of EVERY 20 of the world's scientific articles came WERE PRODUCED IN CHINA IN THE LAS DECADE UNTIL 2003, the study REVEALS. But the number GOT AS HIGH AS one out of 10 in 4 YEARS AFTER THE LAST REPORT. CHINA ROSE from sixth place to second, Britain's Royal Society DETERMINED. The United States was in first place THROUGH ALL THE DECADE UNTIL 2008, but its PUBLICATION of REPORTS DECREASED from more than one in four to about one in five. The United Kingdom REMAINED in third POSITION, but its share FELL 0.8%. China's SCIENTIFIC PRESTIGE may not GO UP as fast as its output. The Royal Society CALCULATED how often each country's ARTICLES were VISITED by other INVESTIGATORS, and found the United States first and the UK second IN THE RESULTS. IT WAS discovered a rise in international collaboration on INVESTIGATIVE ARTICLES.
--CAMILO RUEDA--
Gov. Cuomo: Don't Throw Homeless Gay Kids Out On the Street
ResponderEliminarBy Michael Jones • March 29, 2011
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has only been in office a few months, but he seems poised to do the unthinkable: tell thousands of homeless kids in the state that they deserve to be thrown out on the streets, so that the governor can give tax breaks to millionaires.
Gov. Cuomo will approve a budget this week that at this moment includes drastic cuts for homeless youth services -- cuts that will slash funding to state homeless shelters by more than half, and force thousands of kids out of shelter beds and onto the streets of New York.
That includes lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) young adults, who make up close to one-third of New York City’s homeless youth population. kids who already have too few places to turn to for help, who have been rejected by their families, forced to flee homophobic foster homes, or who have experienced institutionalized homophobia from social service providers.
Each night in New York City, there are fewer than 300 beds to provide shelter to thousands of homeless youth – numbers that are already unjustly disproportionate by any measure. Yet if Gov. Cuomo approves his budget as is, the number of beds for homeless kids will be radically reduced.
The impact of these budget cuts could be downright alarming for homeless gay kids. According to the Ali Forney Center, a homeless shelter for LGBT young adults in New York City, LGBT homeless youth are at profound risk of harm if left on the streets, experiencing increased rates of drug use, depression, risk of violence, and a high possibility of being exposed to STDs, including HIV.
Does Gov. Cuomo really want to own those consequences?
Send the Cuomo administration an urgent message that cutting youth shelter beds is the wrong way to deal with a state budget crisis.
Throwing kids back on the streets during a time of need is no way to solve a budget problem -- financially or morally.
BY SUAD GANEM
Striking Honduran teachers face suspensions
ResponderEliminarBy the CNN Wire Staff
March 28, 2011
Honduran teachers faced a decision Monday morning: return to the classroom or endure punishments. The government issued an ultimatum saying that if they did not show up for work, they would be suspended for two months, or more, without pay. Teachers are protesting an education bill that can lead to the privatization of the public school system and also demanding salaries owed from last year. "If these deadlines are not met, the government will begin to execute justified firings…teachers who are suspended will be replaced by educators who are unemployed", the statement said.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/americas/03/28/honduras.teacher.strike/index.html
Striking Honduran teachers face suspensions
ResponderEliminarBy the CNN Wire Staff
March 28, 2011
Honduran INSTRUCTORS faced a decision Monday morning: return to the classroom or UNDERGO punishments. The government issued a CHALLENGE saying that if they did not show up for VOCATION, they would be suspended for two months, or more, LACKING pay. Teachers are protesting an education STATEMENT that can lead to the privatization of the CIVIC school system and also ASKING FOR salaries owed from last year. "If these deadlines are not met, the government will begin to execute justified firings…teachers who are suspended will be substituted by educators who are JOBLESS", the REPORT said.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/americas/03/28/honduras.teacher.strike/index.html
Friendly matches tend to have trivial importance, especially when is Scotland against the five-time world champion winner Brazil.
ResponderEliminarBrazilian fans saw the legendary forward Ronaldo bid farewell before the game, and were introduced to his latest heir, Neymar, the 19-year-old who scored both goals that led Brazil to a victory, leaving the match 2-0. It was a display that served only to strengthen his reputation as one of the world’s brightest prospects.
With Mano Menezes’s Brazil an easy winner even without some of its stars (because of injury), and the Scots now set to plummet 11 places in the FIFA.
Playing such relatively meaningless games in European cities minimizes the demands on a Brazilian squad built heavily around Europe-based players. But there are those who see with other eyes and point that Brazil seems to take precedence.
Sunday’s game marked the 19th time the Brazilians have played a friendly at a neutral site since the 2006 World Cup.
For the purist soccer fan, Brazil is a second love, truly a team for the world. By playing lucrative exhibitions in Europe and elsewhere, the Brazilian association is merely capitalizing on this idealism. And Brazil’s nomadic existence allows fans who may not usually have the opportunity to see the first-hand a glimpse of the team.
With this summer’s Copa América approaching fast, the 2014 World Cup ever closer and Brazil still a team in transition, any game is a relatively worthwhile exercise and sunday’s match was no exception.
“It’s a good starting point,” Menezes told reporters after the victory. “We want the Brazilian team to represent the ideal people have of the Brazil team.”
VALERIA NAISSIR
Mother of Libyan woman who alleged rape says daughter still in custody
ResponderEliminarBy the CNN Wire Staff
The mother of a woman who burst into a Tripoli hotel to tell journalists that she had been beaten and raped by troops loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi said Monday that her daughter is still being held. Her claim contradicts an earlier statement from the government, which has said that Eman al-Obeidy was released and is at home with her family. A government spokesman said Sunday that al-Obeidy had been released and was with her family. Spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said then that al-Obeidy and her family were asked if they wanted to be interviewed by "one or two, preferably female, reporters to verify that she's fine, she's healthy, she's free with her family. A group of lawyers and human rights activists tried to approach Al-Obeidy's sister's house Monday, but were blocked by security forces. The family of al-Obeidy said she is a lawyer -- and not a prostitute or mentally ill as Libyan government officials initially said after the incident. The government has since changed its story, saying she is sane and pursuing a criminal case. She urged the youth of Libya to take action.
Al-Obeidy burst into a Tripoli hotel as international journalists were having breakfast Saturday morning. Her face was bruised, as were her legs. She showed reporters blood on her right inner thigh. She said she was from the rebel stronghold of Benghazi and had been held against her will for two days and raped by 15 men.
Government officials tried to stifle her, but she persisted. Security forces moved to subdue her, and even a member of the hotel's kitchen staff drew a knife. Others scuffled with reporters and wrestled them to the ground in an attempt to take away their equipment.
Mother of Libyan woman who alleged rape says daughter still in custody
By the CNN Wire Staff
The mother of a LADY who EXPLODES into a Tripoli hotel to tell REPORTERS that she WAS beaten and raped by troops loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi said Monday that her OFFSPRING CONTINUES being IN CUSTODY. Her ALLEGE IS CONTRADICTORY TO A PREVIOUS DECLARATION from the government, which has said that Eman al-Obeidy was released and is at HOUSE with her RELATIVES. A government ORATOR said Sunday that al-Obeidy had been released and was with her RELATIVES. ORATOR Moussa Ibrahim SAID then that al-Obeidy and her RELATIVES were ASK if they WANT to be INTERVIEW by "one or two, IF POSSIBLE WOMEN, JOURNALISTS to CONFIRM that she's WELL, she's healthy, she's LIBERATED with her RELATIVES. A group of lawyers and human rights activists TRY to MOVE TOWARD Al-Obeidy's sister's house Monday, ALTHOUGH THEY were blocked by security forces. The RELATIVES of al-Obeidy said she is a LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE and not a prostitute or PSYCHOLOGICALLY ill as Libyan government officials initially said after the EVENT. The government has since DISTORTED its story, saying she is sane and PURSUES AN ILEGAL case. She urged the youth of Libya to MAKE A START.
Al-Obeidy burst into a Tripoli hotel as international REPORTERS were having MEALTIME Saturday BREAK DAY. Her face was INJURED, as were her legs. She showed JOURNALIST blood on her right INTERNAL thigh. She said she was from the rebel stronghold of Benghazi and had been held NOT IN FAVOR OF her will for 48 HOURS and raped by 15 men.
Government officials tried to stifle her, but she persisted. Security forces moved to subdue her, and ALSO a INTEGRANT of the hotel's kitchen staff drew a knife. Others scuffled with reporters and wrestled them to the ground in an attempt to REMOVE their equipment.
BY VANESSA NAVARRO
Summary 1:
ResponderEliminar(CNN) -- The Syrian government resigned Tuesday amid an unusual wave of unrest that has roiled the nation, state TV reported.President Bashar al-Assad accepted the resignations Tuesday, the same day that tens of thousands of Syrians poured onto the streets of Damascus to demonstrate in favor of the government. Meanwhile, the president is expected to address the nation in a speech before the People's Assembly at 11 a.m. (5 a.m. ET) Wednesday, state TV said.The pro-government rally on Tuesday followed violent clashes between protesters and security forces in the cities of Daraa and Latakia in recent days. At least 37 people have been killed since last week, according to the U.N. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.Syria is the latest in a string of Arabic-speaking nations beset with discontent over economic and human rights issues. Many demonstrators at the pro-government rally held posters of the president. Others waved Syrian flags, while some painted their faces and chests in national colors.There were also pro-government rallies in the cities of Aleppo, Hama and Hasaka, the broadcaster said.
Summary 2:
(CNN) The Syrian government RENOUNCED ON Tuesday IN THE MIDDLE OF an unusual wave of DISTURBS that has SHAKED the nation, state TV reported. President Bashar al-Assad accepted the RENUNCIATIONS ON Tuesday, THEY DAY WHEN tens of thousands of Syrians WENT THROUGH THE streets of Damascus to SHOW THEIRSELVES in favor of the government. AT THE SAME TIME, PEOPLE IS WAITING FOR the president to address the nation in a speech before the People's Assembly at 11 a.m. (5 a.m. ET) Wednesday, state TV said. The EXHIBITION IN FAVOR OF THE GOVERNMENT on Tuesday followed violent clashes between protesters and security forces in the cities of Daraa and Latakia in recent days. ABOUT 37 people have been killed since last week; according to the U.N. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. Syria is the latest string in a string of Arabic-speaking nations beset with discontent over economic and human rights issues. Many PROTESTERS at THE EXHIBITION IN FAVOR OF THE GOVERNMENT held posters of the president. Others waved Syrian flags, while some painted their faces and chests in national colors. ALSO there were SOME EVENTS in the cities of Aleppo, Hama and Hasaka, the broadcaster said.
BY: RUBY FERIA :)
SUMMARY 1
ResponderEliminarChina shoots up rankings as science power, study finds
By Richard Allen Greene, CNN
London (CNN) -- China is experiencing a "meteoric rise" in the publication of scientific papers in the past two decades, and while the United States remains on top, its dominance is slipping, a new study found this week. Fewer than one out of 20 of the world's scientific articles came out of China in the decade up to 2003, the study shows. But the number rose to more than one out of 10 in the period from 2004 to 2008. That pushed it up from sixth place to second, Britain's Royal Society found. China is rising, "although the rise does not mirror the rapidity of growth seen in the nation's investment or publication output. “The United Kingdom held steady in third place, but its share dropped from 7.1% to 6.5%, according to the study, "Knowledge, Networks and Nations: Global scientific collaboration in the 21st century. “China’s influence and prestige in science may not be rising as fast as its output, the paper suggested. The Royal Society measured how often each country's papers were cited by other researchers, a "means of evaluating the quality of publications," and found the United States first and the UK second. And it also discovered a rise in international collaboration on research papers. Only a quarter of articles had authors from more than one country 15 years ago, while today it's more than one in three.
SUMMARY 2
China shoots up rankings as science power, study finds
By Richard Allen Greene, CNN
London (CNN) -- China is GOING THROUGH a "meteoric rise" in the publication of scientific ARTICLES in the PRECIDING two decades, and MEANWHILE the United States STAYS on THE HIGHEST PLACE, its dominance is slipping, a new study found this week. Fewer than one out of 20 of the world's scientific articles came out of China in the YEAR up to 2003, the study DEMONSTRATES. But the number INCREASED to more than one out of 10 in the period from 2004 to 2008. That MADE IT SOAR from sixth place to second, Britain's Royal Society found. China is rising, "although the rise does not mirror the rapidity of growth OBSERVED in the nation's investment or publication output. “The United Kingdom STAY steady in third place, but its share LOWERED from 7.1% to 6.5%, according to the study, "Knowledge, Networks and Nations: Global scientific collaboration in the 21st century. “China’s influence and POWER in science may not be INCRESING as fast as its INVESTMENT, the paper SAID. The Royal Society STUDIED how often each country's ARTICLES were cited by other SCIENTISTS, a "means of evaluating the quality of publications," and SET the United States first and the UK second. And it also FOUND a rise in international collaboration on SCIENCE ARTICLES. Only a quarter of articles had authors from more than one country 15 years ago, MEANWHILES today it's GREATER than one in three.
BY SALVADOR MATTAR
EE.UU
ResponderEliminarApple has traditionally debuted new iPhones at its annual software developers
Conference.
Citing anonymous tipsters, well-sourced Apple blogger Jim Dalrymple claims
There will be no iPad, iPhone or Mac hardware introduced at Apple's Worldwide
Developers Conference.
Apple's press release announcing the event doesn't give much hope for any
hardware announcements.
Apple will likely give details on the next-gen Mac operating system, OS X Lion, and
the next version of its mobile OS, iOS 5.
New cloud-based features will likely be included in iOS 5. It may not be released until fall, according to a Tec Crunch report. That means an iPhone 5 would probably release in the fall Timeframe with the launch of iOS 5.