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US criticises human rights record in East Africa
Sudan TribuneThe US government has criticised countries in the East African region for their continued human rights violations and political oppression in its annual report on human rights practices around the world. The US state department's 2012 Country Reports on...Tags: Church and State Relations, France, National Government, Somalia, Human Rights
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Aaron Neville, "War Horse" Creators, Kronos Quartet Highlight New Haven Festival
Hartford CourantThe latest show from the British director and South African puppeteers of Broadway’s award-winning “War Horse,” a premiere of a chamber opera based on a Chekhov short story, performance by Aaron Neville and the Kronos Quartet and talks...Tags: Fine Artists, Aaron Neville, Christianity, Artists, Theater
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Orange students honored for changing communities
Sentinel School Zone - Orlando SentinelTwo Orange County students have been honored for making an impact out of proportion with their young years. Tiffany Tang of Cypress Creek High was named a “Distinguished Finalist” and Merrie Grace Harding was awarded a “Certificate of... -
Joel Brinkley: Dam construction raising regional tensions
American VoicesHere come those dastardly dams! In Asia, Africa and the Middle East, nations are aggressively building new hydroelectric dams, seemingly heedless of the potentially disastrous effects on the countries downstream. As examples, Laos broke ground on a...Tags: Hydroelectricity, Laos, Renewable Energy, Entertainment Events, Chicago Tribune Columnists
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Cappuccino to go: Coffee drought may be on the way
Premium Health News ServiceNew Scientist Coffee lovers be warned. Whether you're a three-double-espressos-a-day addict or just indulge in the occasional cappuccino, enjoy it while you can. A coffee drought may be on its way. Changing climate threatens to reduce the flow of...Tags: Global Change, Beverage Industry, Droughts, Population, Research
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A holiday gift guide for that special traveler in your life
Los Angeles TimesYour face says it all: You are starting to panic. Don't. If you're shopping for a traveler, you might just find the answer to your gift-giving conundrum in these pages. Our team of travelers has tested items large and small, pricey and affordable, and...Tags: Apple iPhone, Skype, Saveur, James Oseland, Romero Britto
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Homo erectus? More like Homo selectus when it comes to tools
Archaeologists have discovered dozens of primitive tools fashioned by direct human ancestors in Kenya and Ethiopia 1.75 million years ago. The Acheulean age of toolmaking, noted for its thinner, more symmetric weapons, appears to have developed with...
Tags: Kenya, Weaponry
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Amid controversy, Israel issues new birth-control guidelines
JERUSALEM -- Rocked by a scandal involving birth-control treatments for Ethiopian Jews, Israel's health ministry issued new guidelines on the use of the injections known commercially as Depo-Provera. In a recent letter to the country's four HMOs...Tags: Israel, Birth Control, Family Planning, Civil Rights, Health Treatments
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Emily Raboteau's fresh exploration of identity and faith
-------------------- Searching for Zion The Quest for Home in the African Diaspora Emily Raboteau Atlantic Monthly Press: 320 pp., $25 -------------------- In 1965, author and civil rights essayist James Baldwin appeared at the Cambridge Union...
Tags: Israel, NPR, Slavery, Civil Rights, Malcolm X
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Meet Marcus Samuelsson
Just when the chef memoir had started tasting a little overly familiar — the long struggles to cook their food their way, the breakthrough review, the stove burns, the final 60 pages where nothing much happens but happiness and prosperity —...Tags: New York City, Sweden, Restaurants, Cultural Development, Barack Obama
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Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi dies abroad after illness
World NowMeles Zenawi, who ruled Ethiopia for 21 years, died in a hospital abroad after weeks of speculation about his health. He was 57.... -
Ethiopian officials: No major change after Meles Zenawi's death
World NowAfter the death of Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, Ethiopian officials were at pains Tuesday to reassure the world there would be no major policy deviations or power vacuum. While Meles’s lengthy illness meant he had time to plan a smooth...
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