arhiv za oktober 2007

Chinese chemicals flow unchecked to market

International Herald Tribune - In January, Honor International Pharmtech was accused of shipping counterfeit drugs into the United States. Even so, the Chinese chemical company — whose motto is “Thinking Much of Honor” — was openly marketing its products in October to thousands of buyers here at the world’s biggest trade show for pharmaceutical ingredients.

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Nicolas Sarkozy faces backlash over pay rise and orphans fiasco

Times - President Sarkozy of France was at the centre of a furious row last night after winning a 140 per cent pay rise. Jean-François Copé, the head of the Union for a Popular Movement parliamentary group, said that the French President’s salary would be brought into line with that of the Prime Minister, who earns €240,000 (£167,000) a year. At present, Mr Sarkozy earns €101,488 a year — less than all his ministers.

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Sale of Serbian department store marks the end for socialist shopping

Independent - For almost half a century, Serbs who needed anything from a hairpin to a piano would make their way to Robna Kuca Beograd, the biggest department store chain in the Balkans.

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Burma forces children into combat as adults desert army

Independent - The Burmese junta is making more and more use of child soldiers, some as young as 10, according to a Human Rights Watch report published today. Finding it increasingly hard to recruit adult soldiers, and trying to cope with high desertion rates and a constantly expanding demand for fighters, army recruiters pick on children at bus and train stations and force them to join up.

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Hallowe’en: Why Dracula just won’t die

Telegraph, by Christopher Frayling - As literary critic James Twitchell wittily observed: “The myth is loaded with sexual excitement; yet there is no mention of sexuality. It is sex without genitalia, sex without confusion, sex without responsibility, sex without guilt, sex without love – better yet, sex without mention.”

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A Cautionary Tale for Old Media

BusinessWeek - Newspapering’s journalistic and business leaders believe their industry can recover, but they admit it will be difficult. “The newspaper industry needs to move quickly on the Internet and redefine the news and find new ways of presenting it,” says Karen Brown Dunlap, president of the Poynter Institute, a leading school for journalists. “The challenge is to try to do everything at once and yet stay grounded in journalism.”

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IQ i cijena političke korektnosti

Jutarnji list, by Boris Lenhard - Nitko ne voli čuti da je njegova etnička skupina “manje inteligentna” od neke druge. I opet, biološki je ta ljutnja jednako opravdana kao eventualna ljutnja Zagoraca što su Dalmatinci u prosjeku viši od njih. Čini se, doduše, kako svi bez problema prihvaćaju da su Židovi-Aškenazi najinteligentnija etnička skupina (prosječni IQ 115) te da su Japanci i Kinezi u prosjeku inteligentniji od Europljana i bijelih Amerikanaca. Politički problem nastaje kada se javno uspoređuje IQ skupina između kojih postoji povijesni antagonizam.

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Uloga nosa u politici

Slobodna Evropa, by Teofil Pančić - Nije važno što Koštunica sasvim praktično zadire u pitanja unutrašnjeg ustrojstva druge države, važno je što mu Komšić na to ne odgovara jezikom visokog viktorijanskog plemstva.

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The sanctity of evil

Times, by John Habgood - Personal evil is essentially about wilfulness rather than reason, nor can it be subsumed within our rational understanding. Evil in this sense, as part of our humanity, is not a fashionable concept, but we have good reasons to recognize it, not least in ourselves.

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Breast vs bottle: the new battleground

Independent - Just as the Department of Health is trying to promote breastfeeding, food giant Nestlé, makers of powdered baby milk, is forging links with the Government.

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The Coming Revolution in Africa

Wilson Quarterly, by G. Pascal Zachary - A rising generation of small farmers promises not only to put food on the African table but to fundamentally change the continent’s economic and political life.

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Churchill and His Myths

NY Review of Book, by Geoffrey Wheatcroft - Apart from the famous words “I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat” (deftly filched from Garibaldi in 1849: “Non offro nè paga, nè quartiere, nè provvigioni. Offro fame, sete, marce forzate, battaglie e morte”), that speech proposed Churchill’s [...]

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It’s hell being a superhero

Telegraph - They’re invading our cinemas this summer, but saving the world is the least of their problems. The modern hero is a messed-up guy who drinks too much – and is all the more super for it, says James Delingpole.

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How the Tate got streetwise

Guardian - It’s the anti-establishment movement that has taken the art market by storm, keenly collected by hedge-funders and Hollywood’ s A-list. Now, even Tate Modern is giving Street Art its stamp of approval.

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Unexplained Mass Die-Off Hits German Hives

Spiegel - Bees in the German state of Baden-Württemburg are dying by the hundreds of thousands. In some places more than half of hives have perished. Government officials say the causes are unclear — but beekeepers are blaming new pesticides.

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