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TEHRAN, Iran - Iranian state TV says the country has successfully sent a monkey into space in what's described as another step toward Tehran's goal of a manned space flight.
Monday's report said the monkey was sent up in a Pishtam, or Explorer, rocket to a height of 120 kilometres.
It gave no other details on the timing or location of the launch, but said the monkey returned safely.
Iran has said it seeks to send an astronaut into space as part of its ambitious aerospace program.
In 2010, Iran said it launched a rocket into space carrying a mouse, turtle and worms.
The U.S. and its allies worry that technology from the space program could also be used to develop long-range missiles that could potentially be armed with nuclear warheads.
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/iranian-state-tv-says-country-successfully-sent-monkey-113831156.html
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is set to boost the number of military personnel, Defence Minister Itsunori Onodera said on Sunday, as the new government led by the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) tackles a territorial spat with China over East China Sea islets.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe led the LDP to a landslide election victory last month, promising to beef up the military and stand tough in the dispute over tiny, uninhabited islands, called Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China.
The number of personnel, now standing at about 225,000, will increase by 287 in the next fiscal year starting in April, Onodera told reporters after meeting Finance Minister Taro Aso for the final budgetary negotiations.
Onodera said the increase was the biggest in two decades. The figure represents an expansion of about 0.1 percent.
"This would allow us to firmly reinforce our surveillance activities in the southwest," Onodera said.
The disputed islets are located to the southwest of Japan's main islands, where two countries share a maritime border.
Both China and Japan sought to cool down tensions in the row last week, with Chinese Communist Party chief Xi Jinping telling an envoy from Abe that he was committed to developing bilateral ties.
Onodera also said that the defense budget will grow 40 billion yen ($440 million), or about 0.8 percent, in the year from April, posting positive growth for the first time in 11 years.
A small budget rise had been expected as the LDP campaigned in December's lower house election on pledges to boost defense spending. The Defence Ministry this month requested an annual increase of about 100 billion yen in its budget.
($1 = 90.9800 Japanese yen)
(Reporting by Kiyoshi Takenaka; Editing by Ron Popeski)
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/japan-boost-military-headcount-amid-china-island-row-114043640.html
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena is seeking a financial investor to help revive the ailing lender and will remove a current cap on voting rights to help raise 1 billion euros ($1.3 billion), its chairman said.
"I would like to have a long-term financial investor," Alessandro Profumo told Italian business daily Il Sole 24 Ore in an interview published on Sunday. "Nationality is not a problem. The important thing is that it believes in our project".
Late on Saturday the Bank of Italy gave its approval to Monte Paschi's request for 3.9 billion euros ($5.3 billion) of state loans, which Profumo said would be issued by February.
The central bank's backing was the final stage required to free up the financial help for Italy's third-biggest lender, which this week revealed loss-making derivatives trades that could cost it about 720 million euros.
In October, investors cleared a 1 billion euro share issue as part of its business plan, which Profumo said would be launched by the end of 2015.
Shareholders in the world's oldest bank on Friday approved two additional capital boosting measures for a combined 6.5 billion euros to be used in case the bank is not able to pay back the loans and interest with cash.
Profumo said he was confident the bank would generate enough cash to pay back the state bailout over the next five years and may not need to turn to investors to raise the 6.5 billion euros, which he described "theoretical" guarantees.
"We believe in this. The objective is to return to profits already during the course of this year," he said.
The bank will remove its current 4 percent cap to voting rights before launching the 1 billion euro cash call, he added. The move would encourage investors who could end up with more than 4 percent stakes to participate.
The scandal around opaque Monte Paschi trades is widening fast and Italian media have reported that public prosecutors are investigating a large number of derivatives contracts.
The issue has shot to the centre of the campaign for next month's national election and has prompted questions about how the deals, which were conducted between 2006 and 2009 and involved Japanese bank Nomura and Deutsche Bank, could have been hidden from regulators.
Monte Paschi was already under investigation over its 9 billion euro cash acquisition of smaller lender Antonveneta from Spain's Santander in 2007.
In an interview with La Repubblica daily on Sunday, Monte Paschi Chief Executive Fabrizio Viola said he had no evidence at this time that any crime had been committed, but the bank would not hesitate to protect its interests by taking legal action should any crime be ascertained by judges. ($1 = 0.7421 euros)
(Reporting By Danilo Masoni; Editing by Alison Birrane and Jane Baird)
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/scandal-hit-monte-paschi-seeks-investor-revive-bank-122442622--finance.html
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Since the start of the 21st century, Americans have made great progress in controlling high blood pressure, though it remains a leading cause of heart attacks, strokes, congestive heart failure and kidney disease.
Now 48 percent of the more than 76 million adults with hypertension have it under control, up from 29 percent in 2000.
But that means more than half, including many receiving treatment, have blood pressure that remains too high to be healthy. (A normal blood pressure is lower than 120 over 80.) With a plethora of drugs available to normalize blood pressure, why are so many people still at increased risk of disease, disability and premature death? Hypertension experts offer a few common, and correctable, reasons:
Jane Brody speaks about hypertension.
? About 20 percent of affected adults don?t know they have high blood pressure, perhaps because they never or rarely see a doctor who checks their pressure.
? Of the 80 percent who are aware of their condition, some don?t appreciate how serious it can be and fail to get treated, even when their doctors say they should.
? Some who have been treated develop bothersome side effects, causing them to abandon therapy or to use it haphazardly.
? Many others do little to change lifestyle factors, like obesity, lack of exercise and a high-salt diet, that can make hypertension harder to control.
Dr. Samuel J. Mann, a hypertension specialist and professor of clinical medicine at Weill-Cornell Medical College, adds another factor that may be the most important. Of the 71 percent of people with hypertension who are currently being treated, too many are taking the wrong drugs or the wrong dosages of the right ones.
Dr. Mann, author of ?Hypertension and You: Old Drugs, New Drugs, and the Right Drugs for Your High Blood Pressure,? says that doctors should take into account the underlying causes of each patient?s blood pressure problem and the side effects that may prompt patients to abandon therapy. He has found that when treatment is tailored to the individual, nearly all cases of high blood pressure can be brought and kept under control with available drugs.
Plus, he said in an interview, it can be done with minimal, if any, side effects and at a reasonable cost.
?For most people, no new drugs need to be developed,? Dr. Mann said. ?What we need, in terms of medication, is already out there. We just need to use it better.?
But many doctors who are generalists do not understand the ?intricacies and nuances? of the dozens of available medications to determine which is appropriate to a certain patient.
?Prescribing the same medication to patient after patient just does not cut it,? Dr. Mann wrote in his book.
The trick to prescribing the best treatment for each patient is to first determine which of three mechanisms, or combination of mechanisms, is responsible for a patient?s hypertension, he said.
? Salt-sensitive hypertension, more common in older people and African-Americans, responds well to diuretics and calcium channel blockers.
? Hypertension driven by the kidney hormone renin responds best to ACE inhibitors and angiotensin receptor blockers, as well as direct renin inhibitors and beta-blockers.
? Neurogenic hypertension is a product of the sympathetic nervous system and is best treated with beta-blockers, alpha-blockers and drugs like clonidine.
According to Dr. Mann, neurogenic hypertension results from repressed emotions. He has found that many patients with it suffered trauma early in life or abuse. They seem calm and content on the surface but continually suppress their distress, he said.
One of Dr. Mann?s patients had had high blood pressure since her late 20s that remained well-controlled by the three drugs her family doctor prescribed. Then in her 40s, periodic checks showed it was often too high. When taking more of the prescribed medication did not result in lasting control, she sought Dr. Mann?s help.
After a thorough work-up, he said she had a textbook case of neurogenic hypertension, was taking too much medication and needed different drugs. Her condition soon became far better managed, with side effects she could easily tolerate, and she no longer feared she would die young of a heart attack or stroke.
But most patients should not have to consult a specialist. They can be well-treated by an internist or family physician who approaches the condition systematically, Dr. Mann said. Patients should be started on low doses of one or more drugs, including a diuretic; the dosage or number of drugs can be slowly increased as needed to achieve a normal pressure.
Specialists, he said, are most useful for treating the 10 percent to 15 percent of patients with so-called resistant hypertension that remains uncontrolled despite treatment with three drugs, including a diuretic, and for those whose treatment is effective but causing distressing side effects.
Hypertension sometimes fails to respond to routine care, he noted, because it results from an underlying medical problem that needs to be addressed.
?Some patients are on a lot of blood pressure drugs ? four or five ? who probably don?t need so many, and if they do, the question is why,? Dr. Mann said.
How to Measure Your Blood Pressure
Mistaken readings, which can occur in doctors? offices as well as at home, can result in misdiagnosis of hypertension and improper treatment. Dr. Samuel J. Mann, of Weill Cornell Medical College, suggests these guidelines to reduce the risk of errors:
? Use an automatic monitor rather than a manual one, and check the accuracy of your home monitor at the doctor?s office.
? Use a monitor with an arm cuff, not a wrist or finger cuff, and use a large cuff if you have a large arm.
? Sit quietly for a few minutes, without talking, after putting on the cuff and before checking your pressure.
? Check your pressure in one arm only, and take three readings (not more) one or two minutes apart.
? Measure your blood pressure no more than twice a week unless you have severe hypertension or are changing medications.
? Check your pressure at random, ordinary times of the day, not just when you think it is high.
Source: http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/01/28/keeping-blood-pressure-in-check/?partner=rss&emc=rss
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Presidential candidate Milos Zeman gestures while addressing the media after the announcement of the preliminary results of the presidential elections in Prague, Czech Republic, Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013. According to the preliminary results he won the election with about 54.8 percent. (AP Photo/Petr David Josek)
Presidential candidate Milos Zeman gestures while addressing the media after the announcement of the preliminary results of the presidential elections in Prague, Czech Republic, Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013. According to the preliminary results he won the election with about 54.8 percent. (AP Photo/Petr David Josek)
Presidential candidate Milos Zeman smiles while addressing the media after the announcement of the preliminary results of the presidential elections in Prague, Czech Republic, Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013. According to the preliminary results he won the election with about 54.8 percent. (AP Photo/Petr David Josek)
Presidential candidate Milos Zeman arrives with his daughter Katerina to address media after announcement of the preliminary results of the presidential elections in Prague, Czech Republic, Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013. According to the preliminary results he won the election with about 54.8 percent. (AP Photo/Petr David Josek)
Presidential candidate Milos Zeman addresses media after announcement of the preliminary results of the presidential elections in Prague, Czech Republic, Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013. According to the preliminary results he won the election with about 54.8 percent. (AP Photo/Petr David Josek)
PRAGUE (AP) ? A former left-leaning prime minister staged a big return to power Saturday by winning the Czech Republic's first directly elected presidential vote.
With all the votes counted, Milos Zeman won 54.8 percent of the vote for the largely ceremonial post, the Czech Statistics Office reported. His opponent, conservative Foreign Minister Karel Schwarzenberg, had 45.2 percent.
"Long live Zeman!" his supporters chanted at his campaign headquarters in Prague.
"I promise that as a president elected in a direct popular vote I will try to be the voice of all citizens," Zeman said.
Voters seemed to punish Schwarzenberg for the government's unpopular austerity cuts that aimed to reduce the budget deficit.
"It definitely didn't help me," Schwarzenberg said, adding he will continue to serve as foreign minister.
Since Czechoslovakia split into Slovakia and the Czech Republic in 1993, the Czech Republic has had two presidents elected by Parliament: Vaclav Havel and Vaclav Klaus. But bickering during those votes led lawmakers to give that decision to the public.
The 68-year-old Zeman will replace the euro-skeptic Klaus, whose second and final term ends March 7.
Zeman is considered more favorable toward the 27-nation European Union, to which the country belongs. People in his inner circle also have close business ties with Russia so "he might become an advocate of closer relations with Russia," said Josef Mlejnek, an analyst from Prague's Charles University.
Zeman is not opposed to pre-emptive strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities and opposes Kosovo's independence.
In the campaign, one of the top issues became the 1945 expulsion of 3 million ethnic Germans from then-Czechoslovakia in a move approved by the Allies. Schwarzenberg said Czechs should not be proud of this action, prompting attacks from both Zeman and Klaus.
"Nationalism took over the campaign," said Mlejnek.
A chain smoker who likes a good drink, Zeman made international headlines as prime minister with his outspoken comments. He once compared the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to Adolf Hitler, drawing condemnations from the EU and the Arab League, and called Austrians who opposed a Czech nuclear plant "idiots."
After the Sept. 11 attacks in the U.S., Zeman and his interior minister said they believed that hijacker Mohamed Atta met with a senior Iraqi intelligence official in Prague in April 2001. That purported meeting was cited as evidence of a possible al-Qaida connection to Iraq. The 9/11 commission later said such a meeting never happened.
In 2002, Zeman outraged German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder by calling ethnic those Germans "Hitler's fifth column." In protest, Schroeder canceled his official trip to Prague.
During his four years in office beginning in 1998, Zeman's government privatized the ailing bank sector but was criticized for a lack of transparency in privatizing state-owned property and for often failing to run public tenders for state contracts.
Under the Czech constitution, the president has the power to pick the prime minister after a general election and to appoint members of the Central Bank board. With the approval of Parliament's upper house, the president also appoints Constitutional Court judges.
Otherwise the president has little executive power and the country is run by the government chosen and led by the prime minister.
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Jan. 27, 2013 ? The spread of breast cancer to distant organs within the body, an event that often leads to death, appears in many cases to involve the loss of a key protein, according to UC San Francisco researchers, whose new discoveries point to possible targets for therapy.
In the January 27, 2013 online edition of Nature Cell Biology, UCSF scientists describe for the first time how the protein, known as GATA3 -- which is abnormal or absent in many cases of human breast cancer -- normally acts downstream in biochemical pathways to prevent the distant spread of cancer, an event called metastasis.
The discovery points to a biochemical control point that simultaneously holds in check several key events required for tumor cells to successfully spread.
"When GATA3 is present, it turns off many genes that are active in metastasis," said Zena Werb, PhD, a UCSF professor of anatomy who led the research. "We now have identified the molecular mechanisms involved."
The key finding of the new study is that GATA3 acts downstream biochemically to activate a molecule -- obscure until now -- called microRNA29b. MicroRNA29b in turn stops protein production from other genes that play vital roles in metastasis.
The absence or loss of GATA3 can free cancerous cells to break free from their defined roles and tethers within a tumor, to move away from the tumor mass, to induce cancer-promoting inflammation, and to stimulate the development of new blood vessels that can help spreading cancerous cells regrow as tumors in new locations.
"People knew that some of these genes were turned on in some cancers, but they did not know they were turned on because GATA3 and microRNA29b were turned off," Werb said. "If you have 20 genes that are becoming less active all at once due to microRNA29b, it could have a profound effect."
Working with mice, the researchers found that restoring microRNA29b to one of the most deadly types of breast cancer stopped metastasis. But the researchers also found that if they knocked out the microRNA29b, tumors spread even in the presence of GATA3, suggesting that microRNA29b can be the driver of metastasis.
In the mouse models of breast cancer studied by Werb's team, GATA3 normally restrains cancerous cells from breaking away from the main tumor and migrating to other organs.
It might be possible, Werb said, to develop drugs that inhibit breast cancer metastasis by re-activating these controls in cancerous cells that have lost the normal protein.
Many researchers who study early stages of cancer focus on abnormal genes and proteins that cause cells to expand their numbers rapidly, a hallmark of cancer.
However, the ability to spread to distant places and to eventually cause lethal complications requires not only cell division and tumor growth, but also changes in how the cancerous cell negotiates with its surroundings. This relationship must be altered to permit cancer to spread, according to earlier research findings by Werb and others.
"Many of the key processes in cancer that GATA3 suppresses take place outside the cell, in the surrounding environment," she said.
GATA3 is a master control for luminal cells, which line the milk-carrying ducts of the breast. In essence, GATA3 dictates the defining characteristics of a normal breast cell, Werb said.
Luminal breast cancers are the most common form of the disease, and the hormones estrogen and progesterone drive their growth. Loss of the normal GATA3 protein as luminal breast cancers evolve is associated with a greater risk of death, Werb said, and occurs in roughly 10 percent of luminal breast cancer cases.
But, along with many other proteins, GATA3 also is absent in "triple negative," breast cancers, which are more often fatal. Triple negative breast cancers, which disproportionately affect black women and younger women, do not depend on the hormones, nor do they require a third growth factor, called HER2.
Triple negative breast cancers, which account for roughly one-in-five breast cancers, have been more difficult to target successfully with newer treatments.
"The targeting we would like to do is to give back microRNA29b specifically to breast tumor cells to prevent metastasis," Werb said.
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In a country where the arts and music suffered heavily under the Taliban, young musicians ? including dozens of girls ? are representing the potential in Afghanistan's future.
By Thanh Truong, Correspondent, NBC News
KABUL, Afghanistan - From the cold basement of an orphanage in Kabul, the beat of a bass drum bounces through the halls.
Hitting the high hat and cymbals was Laila, a 13-year old orphan and the only known female drummer in Afghanistan.?
"I like playing the drums and there are no other girls in Afghanistan playing the drums,? Laila said with a big smile. ?I'm the only girl and I want to become well known as an Afghan girl playing drums.?
For now, she plays in a basement, but soon it'll be D.C.'s Kennedy Center and New York's Carnegie Hall.?
Laila and 10 other girls from her orphanage will be joining ensembles from the Afghan National Institute of Music as they make their U.S. debut.?
For many of the performers, it will be their first time out of the country and their first time in America.?
"I hear it is very clean and has big buildings and you have such freedom there,? 10-year old Sapna said. "I forget the name of the president of America, but I have heard of him."
Sapna plays the piano and likes the "fast songs" that allow her to move her little fingers quickly over the keys.?
As the security in Afghanistan crumbles, 'Nightly' returns to an orphanage that Brian Williams first visited in 2009 to find girls with big dreams who are focused on getting into college.
Music is part of the curriculum at this orphanage run by Andeisha Farid, the executive director of the Afghan Child Education and Caring Organization.?
'Hope for a better future'
In a country where female freedoms are few, Farid said these young girls represent the potential in Afghanistan's future.
"Afghan women, they suffer so badly. They even struggle for their very basic human rights,? Farid said. ?We hope for a better future for Afghanistan. If we can properly invest in these children, a long-term investment, they realize that there is hope in Afghanistan.?
The sheer fact that dozens of girls are practicing and learning music is a sign of progress in a country where only an estimated 15 percent of women can even read and write, never mind read music or play an instrument.
The arts and music suffered heavily under the Taliban, and not just for women.?
Oct. 30: Brian swaps eyewear with one of the girls at the Kabul orphanage.
Since 2001 a small group of Afghans have worked to bring music back to the country. Ahmad Sarmast, who holds a doctorate in music, spearheaded the movement and the effort culminated in the 2010 establishment of the Afghan National Institute of Music.?
Musicians and their mentors from the ANIM will embark on a two-week tour of the U.S. starting February 2. They'll be playing a combination of classical and Afghan pieces.
Music has given these children an opportunity that so few have in Afghanistan and they are eager to share what they've learned.
"People can understand each other's hearts through music. American people can understand Afghan hearts and Afghans can understand American hearts. It's universal," said Sapna.
Yet, hurdles remain.?
Oct. 30 2009: Andeisha Farid is making a difference in a dangerous place, providing a safe haven in Afghanistan. NBC's Brian Williams reports.
Twelve-year-old Fareshta said pressure from her home village prevented her from playing the trumpet.
NBC first met Fareshta when Brian Williams visited her orphanage.
Fareshta said people in her village threatened to make her family outcasts if she kept on attending music school.?
She now only plays when she is in the orphanage. And, while the other girls prepare for their performances in the U.S., she won't be going.?
"I want to go music school and play more music," Fareshta said.
She shrugged when asked if it all seemed unfair. After all, so much that has and is happening in Afghanistan seems unfair.
But after listening to a girl like Laila practicing on the drums, it is easy to understand that the music these young people create is a message of hope in a country awash with disappointments.?
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Tears of joy: The moment an Afghan teen learned of Oscar nomination
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FALLUJAH, Iraq (AP) ? Gunmen killed two Iraqi soldiers and abducted three others in Fallujah on Saturday as hundreds of mourners gathered in the restive western city for the funeral of protesters killed during a shooting by army troops a day earlier, according to officials.
The attacks and kidnappings appeared to be in retaliation for the deaths of protesters in clashes Friday, and are likely to further strain tensions between Iraq's minority Sunnis and the Shiite-led central government.
Also on Saturday, Iraqi lawmakers said parliament has approved a law that would limit the terms of the prime minister, president and parliament speaker to a maximum of two terms. The measure, which must still be approved by Iraq's president, could pose a challenge to Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's plans to seek the post again in 2014.
Fallujah police Maj. Rasheed al-Adeeli said one of the soldiers killed was hit by a sniper on the outskirts of the city. Another was shot dead when gunmen attacked a military post where soldiers were packing up their equipment on the northern edge of the city.
Gunmen ambushed the car of three off-duty soldiers on the outskirts of Fallujah and kidnapped them, according to state television and a provincial police official reached by The Associated Press. The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to release the information, said authorities have launched a manhunt for the missing men.
Mourners hoisted caskets and waved Iraqi flags while shouting "Allahu Akbar!" or God is great. The funeral procession took place in central Fallujah, not far away from the city's cemetery.
Iraqi soldiers opened fire Friday on stone-throwing demonstrators near Fallujah, killing at least five, according to local authorities. Two other soldiers were killed Friday in apparent payback for the protesters' deaths.
Sunnis angry over perceived second-class treatment and what they see as unfair policies targeting their sect began demonstrating last month in Anbar. The protests have since spread to other predominantly Sunni areas.
The protesters are demanding the release of detainees and the cancellation of a tough counterterrorism law and other policies they believe overwhelmingly target Sunnis. Many link their cause with the broader Arab Spring and are calling for the downfall of the government altogether.
International rights group Amnesty International pressed the Iraqi government to immediately investigate the protesters' deaths and make its findings public.
"Anyone found responsible for abuses ? including anyone found to have used excessive force against protestors ? must be brought to justice," said Ann Harrison, Amnesty's deputy program director for the region. She also urged authorities to ensure security forces are properly trained and equipped to deal with demonstrators in a way that respects human rights.
Iraqi state television aired a statement from the Defense Ministry on Friday evening saying it would investigate what happened in Fallujah. Repeated efforts to reach ministry officials directly were unsuccessful.
The United Nations envoy to Iraq, Martin Kobler, said the U.N. is increasingly concerned about the rising level of tension within the country. He said he would welcome a decision by the defense ministry to investigate the incident.
"We urge the government to exert self-restraint in law and order, and respect human rights," he said in an interview. "Our message to the demonstrators is to exercise their right to demonstrate peacefully."
Kobler also called on political leaders across Iraq to "sit together in a constructive dialogue."
Muhammed al-Khalidi, a Sunni lawmaker, said that 170 lawmakers voted in favor of the law limiting the terms on the prime minister and other top officials. He said lawmakers from al-Maliki's State of Law bloc boycotted the session.
Mushriq Naji, a lawmaker from the bloc headed by firebrand cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, confirmed the vote. He said the measure is needed "to prevent the return of the dictatorship to Iraq."
"This law ensures that no person can stay in power for an unlimited time and that democracy will continue in this country," Naji said.
Putting the law into force could prove challenging, however.
Iraq's president must sign off on the legislation. The current president, Jalal Talabani, is incapacitated following a stroke and is being treated in a German hospital, and it is unlikely he would be able to sign the law into force.
Legal expert Tariq Harb downplayed the significance of the vote. Even if it were to be enacted, the supreme court could rule that it contradicts the constitution and is therefore invalid, he said.
"This vote could be part of a political game because the Iraqi constitution does not limit the terms for the prime minister and the parliament speaker," he said. "Also, the same parliament could convene at any time in the future and decide to abolish the new law if the political map changes."
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Yacoub reported from Baghdad. Associated Press writer Adam Schreck in Baghdad contributed reporting.
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/iraq-2-soldiers-killed-near-rally-shooting-124226497.html
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At least 232 people were killed after a band?s fireworks show sparked a rapidly moving fire in a packed nightclub in southern Brazil and fleeing patrons were unable to find their way out, local police said.
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For those interested in starting a business, the Small Business Administration (SBA), can be an important resource. The SBA is well known as a source for small business loans, but they offer much more. The organization is an outstanding government agency with resources geared specifically to help small business owners start up and stay in business. And even better news is that many of those resources are free of charge.
?First founded in 1953, the SBA is an independent agency that provides counsel, aid, and assistance, designed to protect small business interests. Other focuses of the SBA include preserving and maintaining free competitive enterprise, as well as well as strengthening the nation?s economy. Small businesses are a vital part of this country?s existence, providing products and services to consumers while providing income to employees of the company.
Over the years, the SBA has grown and established a system for building the future of this country. Throughout their existence, the mission has remained the same ? assisting the American people in starting, building, and growing businesses of various industries. In addition to providing needed services to the United States, this government agency also aids businesses in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and Guam.
The services and programs offered by the SBA include contracting opportunities, loans, training programs, and even aid in the event of disaster. Although not all offers provided by the SBA are listed in this article, we have listed some of the key benefits associated with the services offered.
Financial Aid and Planning
Many small businesses fail within the first five years. This failure is often due to under capitalization and poor management. To create and build a small business, you need ready capital, coupled with the right knowledge and planning. SBA can help by calculating finances needed for the business, as well as strategies for proper management. They offer free assistance from business experts. These experts will review your business plan and provide advice on improving and strengthening your plan. You can also utilize their resources to develop your plan.
Disaster Relief
The SBA also has a special division called the Office of Disaster Assistance, which has the responsibility of providing financial assistance to homeowners and businesses in an affordable, accessible, and timely manner. The major benefit is the long-term, low interest loans. If your company were to experience disaster, the SBA would step up to provide assistance for repairing and/or rebuilding.
Miscellaneous Programs
In addition to the two programs mentioned, keep in mind that it has a variety of solutions specific to small business owners. For instance, you could take advantage of online training from the SBA, which includes a number of free online courses. Counseling and assistance is also provided by the SBA, offering help through Small Business Development Centers, Women?s Business Centers, and a number of national training events.
Finally, the SBA is known for reaching out to audiences that many other organizations or agencies would not touch. It has special programs, tools, and resources specifically available to veterans, women, Native American Indians, and young entrepreneurs. Remember, the focus of this agency is to make it possible for anyone to become a successful business owner in the United States. Over the years, the SBA has proven a highly successful entity.
Source: http://nafca.net/45-resources-offered-by-the-small-business-association
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I was listening to Houston talk radio personality, Michael Berry, the other day, and he said something which really struck me.? While I didn?t hear the question posed by the caller, I did listen to hear Berry?s response.? Berry explained how his career change from from attorney to real estate agent caused him a great deal of embarrassment.? In his mind, morphing from the glamorous to the seemingly mundane caused him great anxiety because of what the world defined as valuable and important.
A not insignificant amount of time had passed and Berry was struggling to succeed in real estate.? One day, a friend of his broke down and told Berry that Berry?s friends are always looking for homes, but none of them had any idea that Berry was in real estate.? His friend explained that if Berry quit worrying about what other people thought that he would be far more successful.? Upon heeding his friend?s advice, Berry became an overnight success.
What struck me was more of an affirmation of what I have been attempting to practice.? Fatherhood presents the perfect opportunity to practice such humility.? In my brief 2.5 years as a daddy, I have reminded myself to throw my pride to the wind for the sake of the happiness of my children.? Recently, the opportunity has presented itself for me to be a stay-at-home daddy.? Whether grocery shopping, playing at the park, or taking the chillins to story time, opportunities to practice humility abound.? The best thing to do is dive in head first.
The natural inclination to balk when your daughter tells you to ?turn around like a princess? may help protect your worldly manhood, but your daughter will not only nag you to death until you do it, but will think you less of a hero.? The same if you refuse to have ?pretty toes.?? (For the record, I still haven?t agreed to painting my toenails Hello Kitty pink sparkle.? You gotta draw the line somewhere, especially when it comes to proper gender roles and attire.)
So daddies, when it comes to your children, dive in head first.? Don?t back down to a challenge from your daughter to play tea party in the middle of the playground.? She will love you for it.? Someday, when she considers bringing her boyfriend home, yours will be the measure to which she will compare his character.? Will you want her to marry a man who balks at her happiness, or a man who will do anything for her sake, regardless of worldly image?
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If you live anywhere within the northern two-thirds of the United States, you've probably noticed that it's pretty chilly outside. The plunge in temperatures over the past few days comes courtesy of an invasion of Arctic air that has been captured in a mesmerizing new animation from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
The animation, made with weather data from the NOAA/NCEP Real-Time Mesoscale Analysis, begins on Saturday (Jan. 19) with very cold air seen only over the Rockies, Montana, North Dakota, the northern half of Minnesota and the northern portions of New England. Much of the eastern and central parts of the country saw weekend weather that was balmier than usual for mid-January.
Thanks to a kink in the jet stream that brought it dipping down, the cold air begins plunging southward on Sunday, mostly in the northern plains states and the Midwest. On Monday it begins to surge even farther to the south, covering the Plains, the Midwest, the Northeast and even extending into some of the southern states.
The cold surge retreats a bit later in the day, then makes another push on Tuesday, fully extending into the northern parts of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. The pattern repeats on Wednesday, with the cold receding much farther north later in the day, before making another southward push on Thursday.
All the back-and-forth is caused by diurnal cycle of heating and cooling, a NOAA statement explains, but "the pattern is clear: much of the U.S. is pretty cold," it notes.
The cold air is expected to retreat from the Midwest this weekend, letting warmer air force its way in, according to Accuweather.com. The collision of these air masses will bring an ice storm to the region, the site's meteorologists predict.
Snow and icy weather could hit the eastern United States starting tomorrow (Jan. 25), with temperatures finally rising above freezing over the weekend or early next week, depending on the location.
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Japanese real estate developer, Mitsui Fudosan announced a plan to invest 200 billion yen or $2.3 billion, in warehouses in Japan over five years due to increasing market needs.
According to the statement released by the company, the company will have 4-5 storage properties a year. Other details were not disclosed, except that the company plans to complete the investment by March 2018.
Aside from Mitsui Fudosan, foreign companies such as Global Logistic Properties Ltd. and Prologis Inc., have also dominated the market in developing industrial buildings used for storage. The first facility built by Mitsui Fudosan was in Chiba Prefecture with Global Logistic. The company is currently planning to have six logistic facilities, five in Tokyo and one in Osaka.
Meanwhile, vacancy rate for warehouses in the Tokyo metropolitan area decreased four straight quarters to 3.6 percent according to Los Angeles based CB Richard Ellis, while industrial spaces were 6.4 percent on average for the year ended August, according to London-based Investment Property Databank Ltd.
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A movie based on his musical career, "Searching For Sugar Man," is nominated for a Best Documentary Oscar, and he's just been announced on the lineup for California's massive Coachella Music Festival. Not a bad year for Detroit singer/songwriter Rodriguez.
Rodriguez, once a star in South Africa who lived for decades in relative obscurity in Detroit, will play on the third day of the Indio, Calif. concert series. In other Michigan connections, Detroit rapper Danny Brown will perform on the second day after appearing briefly at last year's festival when rapper Childish Gambino brought him on stage. Brown has received more and more acclaim in the last year.
And there's the Red Hot Chili Peppers, who have been named as headliners for the Sunday shows -- drummer Chad Smith hails from a Detroit suburb. But while Motor City music lovers might be pleased by the additions of local talent, there's many more who are disappointed with the lineup.
The Coachella Festival's lineup will perform over two weekends, April 12 to 14 and April 19 to 21. Also headlining the festival are Blur, Phoenix and The Stone Roses, plus the returns of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and The Postal Service. Look below for the full lineup and get all the details of the 2013 festival.
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Jan. 23, 2013 ? The International and American Associations for Dental Research (IADR/AADR) recently published a paper titled "?-catenin is Required in Odontoblasts for Tooth Root Formation." The paper, written by lead authors Tak-Heun Kim and Cheol-Hyeon Bae, Chonbuk National University Korea School of Dentistry, Laboratory for Craniofacial Biology, is published in the IADR/AADR Journal of Dental Research.
The tooth root, together with the surrounding periodontium, maintains the tooth in the jaw. The root develops after the crown forms, a process called morphogenesis. While the molecular and cellular mechanisms of early tooth development and crown morphogenesis have been extensively studied, little is known about the molecular mechanisms controlling tooth root formation.
In this study, Kim and Bae et al show that a protein called ?-catenin is strongly expressed in odontoblasts -- the cells that develop the tooth dentin, and is required for root formation. Tissue-specific inactivation of ?-catenin in developing odontoblasts produced molars lacking roots and aberrantly thin incisors.
At the beginning of root formation in the mutant molars, the cervical loop epithelium extended apically to form Hertwig's epithelial root sheath (HERS), but root odontoblast differentiation was disrupted and followed by the loss of a subset of HERS inner layer cells. However, outer layer of HERS extended without the root, and the mutant molars finally erupted. The periodontal tissues invaded extensively into the dental pulp. These results indicate that there is a cell-autonomous requirement for Wnt/?-catenin signaling in the dental mesenchyme for root formation.
"The striking tooth phenotypes in this study shed light on how Wnt signaling regulates odontoblast fate and root development," said JDR Associate Editor Joy Richman.
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LONDON (AP) ? Chelsea star Eden Hazard was ejected for kicking at a ball boy who didn't return the ball to him quickly enough as the Blues were eliminated from the English League Cup with a 0-0 tie at Swansea in the semifinals on Wednesday night.
With Chelsea needing two goals to force overtime, the ball bounced off an advertising board behind the goal line at Swansea's Liberty Stadium late in the match. A ball boy in a Swansea sweatsuit slowly walked over to pick it up.
Hazard ran up to reclaim the ball and the ball boy fell over, stomach toward the ground and the ball under him. The Belgian winger leaned over the kid, tried to pull the ball free with both hands and then kicked at it under the ball boy.
After Hazard got the ball free, he picked it up and jogged back onto the field with it. The ball boy rolled onto his back and clutched the right side of his ribs as he was attended to. The ball boy was able to resume his duties.
Swansea won the total-goal series on 2-0 aggregate and will play fourth-tier Bradford in the final at Wembley on Feb. 24.
Hazard was given a red card by referee Chris Foy in the 80th minute, and the European champions finished a man short.
"Has football gone mad?" Chelsea said on its official Twitter feed. "Hazard is sent off for kicking the ball under a ball boy attempting to smother the ball rather than return it."
Swansea manager Michael Laudrup said Hazard would regret his actions.
"The ball boy should have let the ball go, but he was pushed first and then he kicks him," Laudrup said. "As a player when you are behind, your pulse is very high and sometimes you say and do things. You overreact. But there are some things you cannot do."
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military will formally end its ban on women serving in front-line combat roles, officials said on Wednesday, in a move that could open thousands of fighting jobs to female service members for the first time.
The move knocks down another societal barrier in the U.S. armed forces, after the Pentagon in 2011 scrapped its "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" ban on gays and lesbians serving openly in the military.
U.S. defense officials said the decision to end the ban had been taken by outgoing U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and individual military services would have until 2016 to seek exemptions if they believed any combat roles should remain closed to women.
Panetta is expected to announce the decision formally on Thursday. It will come after 11 years of non-stop war that has seen 84 women killed as a result of hostile action in the unpopular, costly wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The military services will have until May 15 to submit a plan on how they will comply by 2016.
Women have represented around 2 percent of the U.S. casualties of in Iraq and Afghanistan and some 12 percent - or 300,000 - of those deployed in the war efforts in the past 11 years, in which there were often no clearly defined front lines, and where deadly guerrilla tactics have included roadside bombs that kill and maim indiscriminately.
Women serve in combat roles for the armed forces of a few developed nations, including Canada and Israel, but officials say demand from women for such jobs in NATO nations is very low. In 2010, Britain decided after a review that it would not change rules excluding women from infantry or combat teams.
The American Civil Liberties Union, which filed a suit in November seeking to force the Pentagon to end the ban on women in combat, applauded the planned move, which will overturn a 1994 policy preventing women from serving in small front-line combat units.
The outgoing head of the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, Democratic Senator Patty Murray from Washington, and Democratic Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, the head of the Senate Armed Services Committee, also voiced approval.
"This is an historic step for equality and for recognizing the role women have, and will continue to play, in the defense of our nation," Murray said. Levin said it reflected the "reality of 21st century military operations."
'HISTORIC MOMENT'
A plan for implementing the decision will have to be approved by the defense secretary and notified to Congress. The plan will guide how quickly the new combat jobs open up and whether the services will seek exemptions to keep some closed.
Senator Jim Inhofe, a Republican from Oklahoma, questioned the extent to which women would ultimately gain access to front-line combat, saying he doubted there would be a "broad opening."
Michael O'Hanlon, a defense analyst at the Brookings Institution in Washington, noted that integrating women was "a very delicate matter." He called for the Pentagon to take a gradual approach, perhaps starting with special forces.
Former female service members cheered the move.
Anu Bhagwati, a former Marine captain and head of the Service Women's Action Network, said her decision to leave the Marine Corps in 2004 was partly due to the combat exclusion policy.
"I know countless women whose careers have been stunted by combat exclusion in all the branches," said Bhagwati, who called the decision an "historic moment."
"I didn't expect it to come so soon," she said.
The move comes nearly a year after the Pentagon unveiled a policy that opened 14,000 new jobs to women but still prohibited them from serving in infantry, armor and special operations units whose main function was to engage in frontline combat.
For Panetta, it will add to his legacy as a secretary who oversaw the end of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and pushed the process to end discrimination against women.
Asked last year why women who had served in Iraq and Afghanistan conducting security details and house-to-house searches were still being formally barred from combat positions, Pentagon officials said the services wanted to see how they performed in the new positions before opening up further.
(Additional reporting by Eric Johnson in Chicago, Marty Graham in San Diego and David Brunnstrom in Washington; Editing by Sandra Maler and David Brunnstrom)
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/u-lift-ban-women-front-line-combat-jobs-003720946.html
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SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA?What happens after all the divorce papers are filed and a marriage officially ends? The challenging walk down the road to recovery begins.
Traditionally, women and men tend to take dissimilar recovery paths and bounce back from divorce in different ways.
?On average, men often bounce back faster in terms of personal finances,? says San Diego divorce attorney John Griffith. ?Women tend to have a stronger grasp of focusing on bringing the family together.?
Griffith, who serves as a family law attorney and divorce lawyer in Oceanside, recognizes the traditional gender differences in recovery, but also believes that it is important for men and women to have a more balanced plan for financial and personal issues.
Women, in particular, should place more attention on financial planning prior to the divorce settlement. Research indicates that male incomes rise after divorce, while women are worse off and can struggle for several years.
An article in The Guardian addresses this financial inequality issue and gives a summary of research carried out by Professor Stephen Jenkins and Professor John Ermisch. Jenkins is a director of the Institute for Social and Economic Research and chair of the Council of the International Association for Research on Income and Wealth. Ermisch is the author of ?An Economic Analysis of the Family and Lone Parenthood: An Economic Analysis.?
Jenkins?s research debunks the myth that men get fleeced in the divorce process and women live off the proceeds. His findings reveal that post divorce, the available income of men increases by about one third. This positive effect on men?s finances is so significant that they can be lifted out of poverty. Conversely, women are more likely to fall into economic hardship. On average, a woman?s income will fall by more than a fifth after divorce. Additionally, the resentment created by unfair financial settlements can have a ripple effect and negatively impact a woman?s ability to move on with new relationships.
The Jenkins study indicates that women have the power to reduce the negative financial impact of divorce. Women who have worked beforehand and continue working after the divorce see less of a drop in financials once the relationship breaks down.
Ermisch also agrees that women are disproportionately penalized following the end of a marriage. However, his research shows that the margin of unfairness is gradually being reduced. Ermisch attributes this to the increase in the employment rate of women with children.
The works of Jenkins and Ermisch have a common theme. Unequal financial realities have less to do with gender than the way divorcing couples approach the roles of father and mother.
The best way to level the playing field is for men and women to be more alike in their family and work roles. A father who focuses on the family and spends more time with children after the divorce can help bear the brunt of maintenance costs. A mother who gains control of her finances and continues her career or employment after the relationship ends can positively affect her quality of life.
If you are considering divorce and need assistance with financial property division or child custody, the lawyers at Griffith & Young can help. Call (858) 345-1720 and schedule your consultation today.
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Internet Courage [in-ter-net kur-ij]
noun
1. (see liquid courage) Bravery leading to a form of brazen expression, often offensive, enacted over the world wide web;
2. Typically much more intoxicating and ballsier than liquid courage;
3. Shielded by a computer screen and readily accessible forms of anonymity, it leads (sometimes) sane people to do or say things they wouldn't typically do in real-life interactions.
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