Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Lifetime Monthly Membership

UNITED NATIONS DAY, REAFFIRM GLOBAL MISSION:










The United Nations Day, I express my deep gratitude to the millions of people around the world who believe deeply in our work for peace, development and human rights ... and defend our ideals and help us achieve our goals. To all of you ... friends and fellow citizens of the world ... I say thanks.

Sixty-five years on this date, founding Charter of the United Nations took effect.
Each year the United Nations Day, we reaffirm our global mission. reaffirm the universal values tolerance, mutual respect and human dignity. And we recognize the progress we have made together: increasing literacy and life expectancy ... knowledge dissemination and technology ... advances in democracy and the rule of law.

But above all, at the United Nations is a day we decided to do something else.
more to protect people caught in armed conflict, to combat climate change and avert a nuclear catastrophe, more for expand opportunities for women and girls, and fight against injustice and impunity, more to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.

In last month's summit of the MDGs at the United Nations to generate political momentum ... and financial commitments are especially important in these difficult economic times.
I decided to go ahead in 2015 about the deadline.

Despite our problems, despite the polarization and distrust, our interconnected world has opened new possibilities for the great common progress.
Let us commit to do more to realize the grand vision contained in the Charter United Nations.


The 2009 estimates Agriculture and Food (FAO) indicate that, due in part to increased food prices and global financial crisis, the number of undernourished exceeded thousand million for the first time. Despite an expected decline - the first in 15 years - from 2010 the estimates are still unacceptably high in a total of 925 million, or 1 in 7 people suffering chronic hunger. chronic hunger or malnutrition, is defined by FAO as "the situation of people whose food intake regularly provides less than their minimum energy requirements." This is not due to lack of food. The world produces enough food to feed everyone. Many people suffer from chronic hunger due to poor harvests, but by food insecurity, ie can not afford to buy food that is available or physical or social access to food. food security as defined by FAO , exists when all people at all times, have physical, social and economic access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food to meet their dietary needs and food preferences for an active life and healthy.


The FAO leads international efforts to eradicate hunger.
In his view, the vision of a world without hunger is the first step in fighting world hunger. With this in mind, FAO launched the "1billionhungry" project in May 2010 to "blow the whistle" on hunger. The results of this petition will be presented to world leaders during the celebration of World Food October 16 Headquarters United Nations. The theme this year is "Unite Against Hunger." FAO hope is that if the public and private sectors work together to alleviate poverty, end the gender imbalance and improve access to healthy food for all citizens, we can manage and improve food security. On the occasion of World Food , let us unite to solve the critical problem of food insecurity and hunger in the world.

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MESSAGE FROM THE INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR DISASTER REDUCTION FAMILY SUPPORT








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THE UN SECRETARY GENERAL.

a 3 October 2010 Bigger, more deadly, worst ever. We have seen those words in the headlines too often this year. Earthquakes, floods, hurricanes and forest fires on the loss of life and income. Those words are likely to be heard in the coming years, multiply the climate changes and risks. To further complicate the picture, such as altered weather patterns, so has the human society. We are more urban. If earthquakes, floods, deadly storms in the past, are still mortal in a world becoming increasingly urbanized.

Many cities are on coasts, vulnerable to storms, flooding and rising sea level. More than 1,000 million people in Asia live within 100 kilometers sea, and two thirds of the population of Latin America and the Caribbean within 200 kilometers . Too many people live in flood plains, other above the earthquake fault lines. Some resolved downstream areas without trees, with little buffer against elements. disaster risk accumulates quietly. And while natural hazards threatening the entire world, the poor are by far the most vulnerable.

On the positive side, we are learning to cope. Today, on International Day for Disaster Reduction, we recognize that local governments and communities are doing to protect themselves while building more sustainable towns and cities.

Last May, the international strategy of the United Nations Disaster Reduction launched a global campaign called "Making cities flexible" . More than 100 cities, with about 110 million people have subscribed to the "Ten Essentials" - actions that will make communities safer from disasters. role models with good practices include province of Albay in the Philippines, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, Bangkok, Bonn, Mexico City and Mumbai.

essential elements ten to convert the general ideas on sustainable city solutions. recommends that governments allocate a budget to serve everyone, rich and poor alike, and investing in risk assessment, training on early warning systems, disaster risk reduction and ecosystem protection. city planners must also address the main sources of risk in urban areas: poor management, planning and implementation. decision making should be inclusive, participatory and sustainable development principles should be embraced and retained, especially for the benefit of people living in slums and informal settlements.

Reduce risks of disaster it is for everyone and requires the involvement and investment: civil society, professional networks, as well as municipal and national governments worldwide. On this International Day for Disaster Reduction, I recommend to those cities that are working to build resilience to climate, environmental and social risks. And everyone else asking this question: is your city ready?

Saturday, October 16, 2010

When Can You Shave After C Section

Jaltipan (LA LAJILLA)






























THE NATIONAL DIF RED-SEE VOLUNTEER AND CORDOBA VERACRUZ ., joined on Thursday October 14 this year to support 150 families in the municipality of Jaltipan, Veracruz, the community of La Lajilla, where the high water level reached up to nearly 5 feet above its normal level damage part of their family heritage and severely affecting the economic situation of its inhabitants. Women of all ages were helped with cleaning supplies, clothing and toys for children as well as clothing for babies.

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Advantage Of Water Cooled Cylinder Heads

GUERRILLA HANDBOOK OF TELECOMUNICAIONES (DOCUMENTARY)


"Do the best subversion is not to alter the code instead of destroying them?" - Roland Barthes
documentary inspired by the book Guerrilla Manual for the communication by the independent group AFRIKA Luther Blissett / Sonja Brünzels. With RTMark work, The Yesmen, Agencies, Adbusters, Billboard Liberation Front, New Kids On The Black Block, Les Entarteurs, Deportation Class and more. Guerrilla Communication means communication processes such as breeding sites the systems of domination in society. Practices proposed here playing with the key codes to open a gap that allows us to question the naturalized cultural grammar and fight with the weapons of the enemy in a guerrilla war being waged in the battle over meaning. (And if possible, or at least have a good time.) Distraction, overidentification, détournement (diversion), misrepresentation, creating events, subvertising, distance, fake, reappropriation ... Direct link to google videos: http:/ / video.google.com / videoplay? docid =- 7016315332830182728 # You can be downloaded in various formats from: http://ia340925.us.archive.org/3/items/Guerrilla_de_la_comunicacion/

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

2 Whitebumps On Goldfish Head

RACISM IS NOT FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION!


¿¿¿to say this cry for freedom of expression ??

"Damn I hate this race ..."
(Riberalta journalist Jorge Melgar)

prison for journalists racist shit ...

closure means to enable and promote racism and all forms of discrimination ... LxTx



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