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Not much of a human rights lawyer if she doesn't support freedom for gay people. African countries should be banned from trading with anyone until they stop being such disgusting inhuman freaks.
It was the colonisation by the UK and others that introduced homophobia and anti-gay laws to many African countries. They haven't developed their legislation or beliefs since and people will have their own views why that's the case. It's ironic though, that it would probably take re-colonisation in order to liberate these countries from their ingrained homophobia.
I often too read about how it was colonisation that introduced homophobia. But how true is that ? Were a lot of these countries and cultures so accepting? Not defending colonial history just wondering whether things were as rosy before the missionaries arrived?
Same-sex relationships were socially accepted in Africa or even parts of Africa. I don't know how widespread that acceptance was, but it did exist in some cultures/nations, e.g. Lesotho. When the UK and other European nations colonised African countries, they brought with them laws from their homelands and in the case of British colonies, the old 'sodomy' laws from the Victorian era were imposed, enforced and probably drummed into the people as with other British laws alien to an African nation's pre-colonised culture. It's something I'd like to read into much more – perhaps you should also look into it!
Clearly a 'Human Rights for some lawyer'.
I'm constantly amazed how short and biased the memory of some people can be. Under colonial rule, black Africans were treated as 9th rate citizens. Having rightly won equality, they now want to persecute another section of their society. "Let's win our human rights … and then band together and discriminate against the gays". How disgustingly hypocritical.
Which is why I never understand the shitty hypocrisy that many gays have towards trans people. Each group climbs the ladder and breaks the fingers of those behind them.
Actually Nana Oye is extremely brave when you consider the daily death threats against her; she has consistently supported gay rights in a country where such a position inflames aggression -and has not backed down on her stance. Her organisation -The Human Rights Advocacy Centre- quite openly and actively provides support to the LGBT community in Ghana. In Ghana, that is very brave.
I am half Ghanaian, half English and watch what takes place closely. The Ghanaian law does not clearly state that homosexuality itself is illegal;however homosexual sex is illegal. Which means that the law could tip in either direction of greater or lesser tolerance. For those of us who actually have more than a passing opinion on gay rights in Ghana we can see that Nana Oye and Mahama (recently criticized for his friendship to a gay American journalist) could be the tipping point. Both have their hearts in the right place.
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From: Madison, TN
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Title: Need help identifying shrub with large thorns in Tennessee.
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QUESTION:A shrub?with very large thorns. Main stock of plant woody with a gray and white splotchy bark at base. Branches are green and shiney and have very large heavy thorns spaced several inches apart on opposite sides of the branch. Thorns start turning gray at terminus and eventually turn totally grey as do branches(from shiney green).Winter no leaves on plant.Growing in thicket of this plant on 19th century house site.
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MATT GROGAN who has retired as Principal Environmental Health Officer in Wexford hit the headlines a number of times during his 40-year career.
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Question & Answers with Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
All these symbols are from various faiths in the world. You see Om, the universal primordial sound. Underneath you see the DharmaChakra of Buddhism. Then you see on the second pillar, Cross, this is the sign of Christianity and then the Feather, which is the sigh on Native American religion. Then you see the Hand, which is the sign of Jainism. Underneath is the Turban and the Sword, which is the sign of Sikhism. Then you have the Conch and the Disk, which is a sign of Vaishnavism- a branch of Hinduism. Underneath you have, Shintoism and Taoism. Then you have Islam. Below Islam, Taoism, Ying and Yang. Then you have signs of other native religions. In the end you have Judaism and underneath is Zoroastrian fire symbol. So, almost all the faiths in the world are represented here.
Yes. I say don't see intention behind others' mistakes. When somebody does something wrong often we say they intentionally did this wrong to me. So when we see from a broader perspective, every culprit is also a victim. Inside every culprit there is a victim crying for help. They may be a victim of lack of education or lack of information, stress, narrow-mindedness. All these would cause someone to become a culprit. And we are simply looking at the culprit part of them. We don't see that the person is also a victim.
Every child should study a little bit about different religions and cultures. If people knew just a little bit about what Jesus said, what the Upanishads say, what the Vedas say, what Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism, Islam say, there would not be a single terrorist in the world. Today's terrorism is a result of Puritanism: i.e. when people say, "Only my religion is pure. I should keep away from other religious books or I should not be educated in those things. Only this is the way." That type of religious indoctrination in children has given rise to Taliban sort of movements in the world. We have lost so many people to terrorism.
We have globalized Pepsi, Coke and potato chips but we have not globalized wisdom! It should be compulsory for every nation to give a multi-religious, multi-cultural education to all children. Then not one terrorist will be there in the world.
Anything done to uplift your spirit, to make you walk towards the truth, that brings up human values within, that connects you to the innermost and outermost is spiritual. Meditation, pranayama, yoga, service, singing, chanting, creating happiness around you are all part of spirituality.If you create misery, then that is not spirituality. If you can create joy, it is spiritual. But not momentary joy. Such joy, in the long term, creates misery that is not spiritual. Alcohol, drugs can create momentary joy but they are not at all spiritual. That is the spirit.
Meditation. Learn breathing techniques. You can manifest change.
What is the purpose of selfishness? Wanting to be happy.
How can you be happy when your own family is not happy?
For you to be happy, you need the people around you to be happy. If your happiness includes everyone else, then you can be selfish! Be selfish, but expand your selfishness as much as you can! Don't go to extremes - just see your capacity to expand your family.
Imagine if your neighbor behaves very selfishly. Would you like to be around him, does it solve anything? He plays loud music, then you play loud music. It will not bring calm. You expect consideration, cooperation, but how can you expect someone to deliver to you what you do not want to deliver to them.
The parents must also be only thinking of themselves, that's why the kids are the same. If parents think of others, then even the kids will think of others.
This is Sanskaar (culture), which is passed down from parents to children.
It's alright, don't make an effort to sit and go on remembering the past. I think you have too much free time. Get busy and start working. There are so many things to do in the world. Where is the time to live in the past, recollect all the past. Right? The world is new every moment. Go with it. Don't turn back and keep looking back. Move forward.
I think you have given the answer in the question. Both question and answer together. I find there are many good world leaders who want to do something for our society but they feel constrained. They feel helpless. Many times they cannot do what they want to do because they are trapped in a system. The system doesn't allow them to do what they want to do. And there are others for whom their position or party matters more than the welfare of the people. Their eyes are on the next coming election, the needs of their political party, their political agenda rather than the larger interest of the people in the long term. Even if they think of the bigger issues they are unable to take action as their political agenda stands in front of them.
A ruler cannot become a reformer. Rulers do not work with reform. And those who work with reform cannot become rulers. They have different roles. Reformers and rulers should work together.
I think you shouldn't push them too much. You should teach them to relax. That is why I said music, meditation, some games will all help.
Very good. Make Sanskrit compulsory in your schools.A few days ago it was in the newspaper that three schools in the UK have made Sanskrit compulsory as a subject. After so much research it has been found that studying Sanskrit brings brilliance and once learnt, it is very easy to learn any other language. Studying the Devnagri script is very good for the brain.
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar: Does anyone want to share his/her experience?
Experience1: Earlier I used to be afraid, I always wanted to do something for people but because of my fear I could not. The basic course has given me courage and confidence. I feel as if the world is conspiring to make me do that. Everybody is helping me. Thanks to the Art of Living for helping me.
Experience 2: I came here two days ago with a severe personal problem. I had a lot of anxiety. Suddenly since last night I feel calm and collected and feel the problem will be solved. Thank you Guruji.
Experience3: I did the Yes+ Course in August. Since then my whole life has changed. I was a drug addict and dropped the addiction. I am now smiling more and more everyday.
Experience 4: Guruji two years ago I used to wonder why people volunteer and do seva/service. It was a real wonder for me. But now when I am doing it, it is an even bigger wonder for me and I now know why people do that.


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So, What's Your Point?
We've been witnessing Administration finger wagging for years now. I don't recall an instance, however, when it came back at them like this. Maybe "Old Europe" has finally had it with America's "New Middle East."
In the body language department, look at Condi's eyes. One reason she has her head cocked is because she's a little teed off right now. The other reason is to establish a higher plane for her gaze. By elevating her field of vision, she negates (at least, from her mind) the very existence of Javier Solana's gesture.
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Tuition increase necessary to boost faculty salaries
Published: August 24,1998
The 10% tuition increase approved by the state college board was essential to bring faculty salaries up to a more competitive level, and to fund other pressing needs at the state`s colleges and universities, said Carl Nicholson, the CPA who heads the Institutions of Higher Learning (IHL) Board of Trustee`s budget and financial affairs committee.
It was the first tuition hike in six years, and the college board has pledged to avoid another tuition increase for at least three years. The 62,000 students enrolled in state colleges and universities will see yearly tuition increases ranging from $232 to $278.
Nicholson said that the tuition increase was necessary because faculty salaries on most of the campuses are substantially lower than the Southeastern average.
"A tuition increase was our only source of revenue to get those faculty salaries at the level we felt they needed to be," said Nicholson, a senior partner at Nicholson & Co. PA in Hattiesburg.
Nicholson said funds from the tuition increase will be added to additional funding provided by the Legislature to increase faculty salaries.
"Our end product is the education of the students, and the better quality faculty we have and the higher level of instruction we have, the better result we are going to have for our students," Nicholson said. "That in turn creates a better employee for Mississippi businesses. All of us are concerned about the cost of higher education. But we also have the responsibility to maintain quality. We felt since tuition hasn`t been increased in six years, maintaining quality was an overriding issue."
Nicholson said the college board tries to operate higher education like a successful business. "We address revenue sources and control expenses just like any other business," he said.
Pam Meyer, assistant commissioner for public affairs for IHL, said the tuition increase isn`t expected to have an adverse impact on enrollment. Mississippi has seen one of the nation`s highest increases in the proportion of the population aged 25 or older with bachelor`s degree, with a 6.4% increase. Mississippi is also one of the top states in the country with the highest percentage of freshmen staying in state to attend school. Only about 7% of the state`s freshmen opt to go out of state for school.
Meyer said several factors will ease the impact of the tuition increase.
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Cyber Monday: Traffic drives GTA shoppers online
Traffic chaos in the GTA is a boon to retailers promoting the concept of "Cyber Monday" online shopping, retail experts say.
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Traffic chaos in the GTA is a boon to retailers promoting the concept of "Cyber Monday" online shopping, retail experts say.
"Shopping in the kind of traffic we have in Toronto is a nightmare," says Cathie Mostowyk, founder of GTA-based shoestringshopping.com said in an interview Monday.
It's understandable that GTA buyers would rather click a mouse than sit in traffic or fight for parking spaces, Mostowyk says.
Torontonians are more likely to shop online than anywhere else in the country, according to a recent Deloitte report.
Toronto residents plan to spend 25.2 per cent of their holiday budgets online, compared to a national average of 18.9 per cent, according to Deloitte statistics.
Ryan Brain, a Deloitte partner and consumer expert, says online shopping makes buyers feel a greater sense of control in the shopping experience.
"The consumer is in total control now," Brain says.
There's also a growing sense of impatience with wasting time.
"There's lots of evidence that consumers are more time-starved than ever before," Brain said.
Perhaps the most impatient shoppers are those with the most money.
"Interestingly, higher income earners use the Internet more for research and flash sales than lower income groups," the Deloitte report says.
Shopper control also means online price checking. More than four of five Toronto shoppers regularly compare prices online, the Deloitte report says.
There are big dollars involved. While it has been a tough year for retailers, consumer optimism is up and projected retail sales this year are expected to grow by 2 to 2.5 per cent this holiday season, according to Deloitte.
Major American retailers are setting up warehouses here, to cut shipping costs and times. There's also a move to have free returns.
That also helps with shoppers who buy things like shoes. Buyers can order several pairs of shoes, try them all on, and just keep the pair that feels best.
"They return the others, easy-peasy," Mostowyk said.
There were plenty of Ontario licence plates in New York last week, but numbers aren't going up.
The Deloitte report found that cross-border shopping has levelled off, with 73.8 per cent of Canadians reporting they are unlikely to go cross-border shopping.
A weakening Canadian dollar is expected to further this trend.
Mostowyk said the American shopping phenomenon of Black Friday has rooted itself firmly in Canada, although it's not just a day.
For retailers, it's a chance to try to get shoppers in a spending frame of mind.
"I think Canadians have jumped on the bandwagon," Mostowyk said. "It's a great way to kick start your Christmas shopping."
"The Canadianization of Black Friday has shifted the holiday shopping from weather-driven timing, like the first snowfall, to a concrete date," according to Deloitte's holiday outlook survey.
However, Brain cautions that there must be bargains attached to Black Fridays and Cyber Mondays or they won't be meaningful for Canadian consumers.
"If the deals are not there then Canadians will have a tough time getting excited," Brain says.
Traffic into Canada at the Lewiston-Queenston border crossing was light on Saturday and was surprising light on Friday as well, according to one border agent. But Canadians were out in force at stores across the border on Thursday, to take advantage of Black Friday sales that began on Thursday this year, and the fact that their American shopping competitors were at home enjoying Thanksgiving dinner.
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'The Hunger Games' is top winner at People's Choice Awards
"The Hunger Games" devoured the competition at the People's Choice Awards, emerging the top victor with five trophies.
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LOS ANGELES, CALIF.—The Hunger Games devoured the competition at the People's Choice Awards, emerging the top victor with five trophies.
Katy Perry won three awards at the Wednesday night ceremony in Los Angeles, at which fans selected the winners in categories spanning music, movies and television.
Hunger Games was named favourite movie, action movie and movie franchise, and stars Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth had fans' favourite onscreen chemistry. Lawrence also won favourite movie actress and "face of heroism."
Perry was the fans' favourite female artist and pop artist. Her video for "Part of Me" also won.
Sandra Bullock picked up the show's first favourite humanitarian award for her efforts in New Orleans.
Actress Kaley Cuoco hosted the ceremony at the Nokia Theatre, where performers included Christina Aguilera, Jason Aldean and Alicia Keys.
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Movie: The Hunger Games
Movie actor: Robert Downey, Jr.
Movie actress: Jennifer Lawrence
Action movie: The Hunger Games
Action movie star: Chris Hemsworth
Face of heroism: Jennifer Lawrence, The Hunger Games
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Movie franchise: The Hunger Games
Movie superhero: Robert Downey, Jr., Iron Man
Onscreen chemistry: Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, and Liam Hemsworth, The Hunger Games
Movie icon: Meryl Streep
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Cable TV drama: Leverage
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(Reuters) - Nasdaq OMX Group Inc said on Wednesday it agreed to buy Thomson Reuters Corp's investor relations, public relations and multimedia services units for $390 million, as the exchange operator builds businesses that do not depend on trading.
The all-cash deal will add to Nasdaq's earnings within 12 months of closing, excluding transaction-related costs, the company said.
Nasdaq (NDAQ.O) is looking to sell additional services to the companies that list on its exchanges as a way to draw more revenue from its corporate customers. It already gets more than 70 percent of its revenue from businesses that do not depend on transactions.
The Thomson Reuters (TRI.TO)(TRI.N) units that Nasdaq is buying help companies communicate with investors and media and create and distribute video presentations.
Nasdaq already provides some of these services, but the acquisition will broaden its offerings and make them more global, bringing 7,000 new clients in more than 60 countries.
The units Nasdaq is acquiring generated $233 million of revenue in the 12 months ended September 30. That figure represents about 2 percent of Thomson Reuters' revenue in that period, but more than 7 percent of Nasdaq's revenue.
Nasdaq said it is funding the deal with available cash - the company had $438 million of cash and equivalents on its books at September 30 - and through its $750 million line of credit.
Nasdaq considered buying back shares but decided this deal would offer a higher return to shareholders, Chief Executive Robert Greifeld said on a conference call.
The deal is expected to close in the first half of 2013. Nasdaq has made a binding offer for the units but will not enter a definitive agreement until both companies talk to relevant unions and works councils.
Thomson Reuters has been trying to accelerate growth in the wake of the financial crisis after customers in banking and finance laid off tens of thousands of employees to cut costs.
As part of that effort, it is rejiggering assets in its portfolio.
The units the company is selling "didn't really integrate across the entire platform," said Drew McReynolds, an equity analyst covering telecom and media companies at RBC Capital Markets in Toronto.
Earlier this year, Thomson Reuters sold its healthcare business to private equity firm Veritas Capital for $1.25 billion in cash.
But Thomson Reuters is also buying assets where they help its main businesses. In July, it said it was buying foreign exchange platform FX Alliance Inc for $625 million.
Reuters is a unit of Thomson Reuters.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Barclays Capital advised Nasdaq on the deal. JPMorgan advised Thomson Reuters.
(Reporting by John McCrank in New York, additional reporting by Jessica Toonkel, Herbert Lash, and Jennifer Saba in New York; Editing by Alden Bentley, Dan Wilchins,Jeffrey Benkoe and John Wallace)
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Cray co-founder leaving for position at Microsoft
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The overhaul of supercomputer maker Cray accelerated Friday when the Seattle-based company announced that co-founder and chief scientist Burton Smith will leave Dec. 7 to join Microsoft.
Smith will be a technical fellow, said Lou Gellos, a Microsoft spokesman. Gellos did not have any additional details about Smith's duties.
"The only thing he's told us is the role will be really different" from what he was doing at Cray, said Steve Conway, a Cray spokesman.
Smith leaves Cray less than four months after the company's other co-founder, James Rottsolk, retired in August.
Smith and Rottsolk started Tera Computer in Washington, D.C., in 1987 and moved it to Seattle a year later. The company merged with Cray Research in 2000.
Cray remains a leader in the design and development of ultra-powerful computers capable of quickly crunching enormous amounts of data, but it has struggled financially in recent years.
Cray lost $55.1 million in the first nine months of 2005, an improvement from a $169.3 million loss in the same period a year ago but still an onerous amount of red ink for a company its size. Cray had total sales of $135.8 million in the first nine months of 2005.
The company launched several cost-cutting initiatives last spring to improve its profitability. It cut 90 workers, or roughly 10 percent of its global workforce, and scaled back certain research and development projects.
It also increased its emphasis on sales, customer support and timely execution of existing contracts.
Alan Davis, an investment analyst who follows Cray for Seattle-based McAdams Wright Ragen, thinks Smith's departure has been in the works for some time.
"This appears to be part of the transition to becoming a market-focused company," Davis said. "A loss for the company, but probably a good change in the bigger picture."
Smith's hiring at Microsoft follows the appointment earlier this year of Ray Ozzie, creator of Lotus Notes, as Microsoft's chief technology officer. At a supercomputing conference this month in Seattle, Chairman Bill Gates urged software makers to build more programs for supercomputers for scientific tasks, including airplane testing.
"The Web is increasingly going to be driven by supercomputers," said Paul Saffo, a technology forecaster in Silicon Valley, Calif. "This is just the latest chapter in the arms race between Microsoft and Google."
Cray is not concerned that Smith might help Microsoft encroach on its small but sophisticated corner of the computing market.
"Microsoft is coming at it at the lower price point part of the [supercomputer] market," Conway said. "From what Bill Gates was talking about, its not really someplace where the two companies compete."
Smith's duties will be absorbed by Steve Scott, Cray's chief technology officer, Conway said.
"As our chief scientist and an important leader of our research and development team, Burton has provided innovation and technical leadership to Cray for many years," said Cray Chief Executive Peter Ungaro in a statement.
Cray did not disclose whether it will incur any severance expenses related to Smith's departure.
Cray paid roughly $1.2 million to Rottsolk following his August retirement, the company disclosed in its most recently financial report.
"I have truly enjoyed my long association with Cray and the opportunity to spend many years at the forefront of high performance computing," Smith said in the statement. "Although I am excited to pursue a new and very different opportunity at Microsoft, I will miss being part of this team and wish Cray continued success."
Information from Bloomberg News is included in this report.
Information in this article, originally published November 26, 2005, was corrected November 29, 2005. The chief technology officer of Cray Inc. is Steve Scott, not Steve Smith as reported in a previous version of this story.
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WASHINGTON — The budget cuts in Washington have not hit home in America, at least not yet.
A plurality of U.S. residents think federal spending cuts will have no effect at all on them or their families, according to a new McClatchy-Marist Poll. At the same time, just as many think the cuts will have no effect or a positive effect on the overall economy as think the cuts will hurt the economy, the survey found.
The numbers indicate how the politics of the spending fight in Washington have yet to be settled in the country, and why the two major parties could continue to struggle to reach an agreement in budget debates.
President Barack Obama has not yet convinced the majority that the cuts will be bad for them and their country. He has hoped the country would rise up in anger at the spending cuts and force Republicans to agree to an alternative plan to curb the deficit that would include tax increases and fewer spending cuts.
And the impact of the spending cuts being implemented are unlikely to become any clearer before Obama and Congress move on to other budget debates in coming weeks. Unpaid days off for some federal workers, for example, will not start for several more weeks at least.
"In the early innings, people are not seeing the immediacy of this," said Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion at Marist College in New York, which conducted the poll.
Forty-nine of registered voters said the current cuts will have no impact at all on them or their families. Thirty-nine percent said the cuts would have a negative impact, and 10 percent said they would have a positive impact.
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