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MESSED-UP dopehead AMY WINEHOUSE is so out of it she doesn't even care if she's caught smoking CANNABIS in the street.
My snapper took pics of the troubled drug-addict as she returned to her Camden home after celebrating a pal's birthday in London. And it will also leave her loyal fans wondering if the Back To Black star can ever recover from her drug addiction. read more

Scandinavian split on sex ads!!

Sweeden has decided not to ban sexist advertising, saying it would risk undermining the country's cherished right to freedom speech. But the decision puts the country at odds with its Nordic neighbours. Norway and Denmark have strict limits on the use of such images for commercial gain.

In Norway, sexist advertising has been banned since 2003. The ban forms part of a much broader package of legal limits on advertising, protecting the depiction of religion, sexuality, race and gender. read more

Plan to reverse global warming could backfire

CHICAGO (Reuters) - A proposed solution to reverse the effects of global warming by spraying sulfate particles into Earth's stratosphere could make matters much worse, climate researchers said on Thursday.
They said trying to cool off the planet by creating a kind of artificial sun block would delay the recovery of the Antarctic ozone hole by 30 to 70 years and create a new loss of Earth's protective ozone layer over the Arctic.
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There will be more blood: UN

Starvation in African countries often stems from food shortages caused by war. Now people in some of the poorest countries in the world fear starvation for another reason - globally spiralling food prices. Already there have been riots in the streets and high-level warnings of massacres to come. AfricaAfrica is not alone. Strife has broken out over pasta prices in Italy, tortilla prices in Mexico and tofu products in Indonesia. Experts are saying governments had better mobilise quickly or food riots will become more and more common and the world more unstable. read more
US rebuked over Syria nuclear case

The head of the UN nuclear monitoring agency has criticised the US for withholding intelligence information that it says showed the construction a nuclear reactor in Syria. Mohamed ElBaradei, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), on Friday also hit out at Israel for bombing the site before inspectors could investigate. ElBaradei...
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Feminist activists converged on the UN's recent 2008 session on the Commission on the Status of Women to push for abortion on demand, same-sex marriage and, just for good measure, "gender perspectives on climate change". Babette Francis, who flew to New York to attend the session, provides this exclusive report for News Weekly.

The New York headquarters of the United Nations becomes an annual feminist Mecca during the last week of February and the first week of March. This is when the sisterhood from all over the world gather for the ruminations of the UN's Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). This year was the 52nd such talk-fest. A document of "Agreed conclusions" is produced at the end of the two-week session. The themes for 2008 were "Financing for gender equality and the empowerment of women", and "the emerging issue of gender perspectives on climate change". (If you are wondering what climate change has to do with gender perspectives, I am mystified too). read more

In a plotical Fix? Call Shakira


There was a defining moment in the life of Shakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoll, one which both her army of devoted fans and her impressive publicity machine agree indicated the world had a huge star on its hands.

Aged just 7, Shakira was accompanying her family to a Middle Eastern restaurant in her home town in the steamy Colombian port city of Barranquilla.

As the Arabic drums started to pulse and the restaurant's in-house belly dancers took to the stage, up leapt the little girl, overtaken by a "natural instinct", she later recalled, "to move my hips and twirl my belly to the sound of the doumbek. I fell in love with the sensation of being on stage". read more

Update on Katrina shootings


Your action is greatly needed to help put the people responsible for needlessly shooting people's pets during hurricane Katrina. The entire situation is horrendous and the judge threw the case out! The St. Bernard's Sheriff's Department will not own up to the cruelty that has taken place.
Below is a paragraph taken from Pasado's Safe Haven's website.

ST. BERNARD STREET SHOOTINGS CASE DISMISSED!
URGENT ACTION NEEDED! NEW EYEWITNESS IN DOG SHOOTINGS COMES FORWARD TO PASADO'S SAFE HAVEN

Pasado's Safe Haven was called this week by a man who was an EYEWITNESS to St. Bernard Sheriff's officers shooting dogs and cats approximately on August 30 and 31. He and his wife remained in their house for 11 days in St. Bernard Parish with no food or water. All of their pets, 2 dogs and 3 cats, eventually perished. He and his wife heard shots from boats in the floodwaters. He saw the individuals, "wearing St. Bernard Sheriff uniforms" who he claims he can identify in a photo line-up. He and his wife hid from the men, for fear the officers would shoot their animals. read more
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