Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Voice of America: West Africa Regional Leaders to Meet

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West Africa Regional Leaders to Meet
Jul 16th 2013, 23:36, by webdesk@voanews.com (Peter Clottey)

West African regional leaders plan to open an extraordinary two-day summit on Wednesday in Nigeria's capital, Abuja. Sonny Ugoh, communications director for the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), says the leaders will consider the latest political and security situation in Mali in the run-up to that country's July 28 presidential election. "They will review the political health of the organization and member states, the economic health of the region, and give directive as ...

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Voice of America: US Senate Reaches Tentative Deal on Filibuster Rules

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US Senate Reaches Tentative Deal on Filibuster Rules
Jul 16th 2013, 23:53

U.S. Senate leaders have reached a bipartisan deal preserving the filibuster -- a time-honored procedural delaying tactic that minority parties have long used to block bills and confirmation of presidential nominees. The pact, reached Tuesday by Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid and Republican John McCain, stops a Democratic threat to change the rules so that presidential nominees would face simple majority votes. Had the issue come to a vote, majority Democrats in the Senate were poised ...

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Voice of America: Findings Could Help Slash Child Malnutrition

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Findings Could Help Slash Child Malnutrition
Jul 16th 2013, 22:17, by webdesk@voanews.com (Carol Pearson)

Experts say funding child nutrition is the highest profit-yielding strategy any country can take. If children are starving, they get sick more easily, need more costly health care, and earn less than adults who had the right nutrition.   Child malnutrition is a global problem. It exists even in rich countries. It affects a large number of children in Asia, especially in south Asia.   In parts of the world, such as sub-Saharan Africa, it threatens child ...

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Voice of America: West Africa Regional Leaders to Meet

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West Africa Regional Leaders to Meet
Jul 16th 2013, 23:36, by webdesk@voanews.com (Peter Clottey)

West African regional leaders plan to open an extraordinary two-day summit on Wednesday in Nigeria's capital, Abuja. Sonny Ugoh, communications director for the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), says the leaders will consider the latest political and security situation in Mali in the run-up to that country's July 28 presidential election. "They will review the political health of the organization and member states, the economic health of the region, and give directive as ...

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Voice of America: New Software Tells Who's in the Forest and Who Isn't

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New Software Tells Who's in the Forest and Who Isn't
Jul 16th 2013, 22:56, by webdesk@voanews.com (Megan McGrath)

Researchers have developed software that can listen to recordings of a rainforest and tell us what animals are there, and importantly, what animals are not. The new technology is free online for anyone to use and conservationists are taking advantage of it. If you listen closely to a recording of a rainforest in Puerto Rico, you probably will not be able to count how many frogs you hear.  Unfortunately, one of those frogs - the one with the really high-pitched chirps, like tapping on ...

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Voice of America: US Senate Reaches Tentative Deal on Filibuster Rules

Voice of America
Voice of America is an international news and broadcast organization serving Central and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, Central Asia, Russia, the Middle East and Balkan countries
US Senate Reaches Tentative Deal on Filibuster Rules
Jul 16th 2013, 23:53

U.S. Senate leaders have reached a bipartisan deal preserving the filibuster -- a time-honored procedural delaying tactic that minority parties have long used to block bills and confirmation of presidential nominees. The pact, reached Tuesday by Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid and Republican John McCain, stops a Democratic threat to change the rules so that presidential nominees would face simple majority votes. Had the issue come to a vote, majority Democrats in the Senate were poised ...

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Voice of America: Findings Could Help Slash Child Malnutrition

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Findings Could Help Slash Child Malnutrition
Jul 16th 2013, 22:17, by webdesk@voanews.com (Carol Pearson)

Experts say funding child nutrition is the highest profit-yielding strategy any country can take. If children are starving, they get sick more easily, need more costly health care, and earn less than adults who had the right nutrition.   Child malnutrition is a global problem. It exists even in rich countries. It affects a large number of children in Asia, especially in south Asia.   In parts of the world, such as sub-Saharan Africa, it threatens child ...

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Voice of America: New Software Tells Who's in the Forest and Who Isn't

Voice of America
Voice of America is an international news and broadcast organization serving Central and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, Central Asia, Russia, the Middle East and Balkan countries
New Software Tells Who's in the Forest and Who Isn't
Jul 16th 2013, 22:56, by webdesk@voanews.com (Megan McGrath)

Researchers have developed software that can listen to recordings of a rainforest and tell us what animals are there, and importantly, what animals are not. The new technology is free online for anyone to use and conservationists are taking advantage of it. If you listen closely to a recording of a rainforest in Puerto Rico, you probably will not be able to count how many frogs you hear.  Unfortunately, one of those frogs - the one with the really high-pitched chirps, like tapping on ...

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Voice of America: Findings Could Help Slash Child Malnutrition

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Findings Could Help Slash Child Malnutrition
Jul 16th 2013, 22:17, by webdesk@voanews.com (Carol Pearson)

Experts say funding child nutrition is the highest profit-yielding strategy any country can take. If children are starving, they get sick more easily, need more costly health care, and earn less than adults who had the right nutrition.   Child malnutrition is a global problem. It exists even in rich countries. It affects a large number of children in Asia, especially in south Asia.   In parts of the world, such as sub-Saharan Africa, it threatens child ...

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Voice of America: US Unveils Green Supercomputer

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US Unveils Green Supercomputer
Jul 16th 2013, 21:38, by webdesk@voanews.com (Kane Farabaugh)

The U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory in suburban Chicago is home to one of the newest, fastest, most efficient supercomputers in the country, called MIRA.  But despite the new equipment, lawmakers are concerned that the United States is losing the international supercomputing race, a field it has dominated for decades. Lined up in a sprawling room on the second floor of Argonne National Laboratory's Theory and Computing Sciences building is the future of ...

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Voice of America: Mali's Main Parties Pledge to Accept Election Result

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Mali's Main Parties Pledge to Accept Election Result
Jul 16th 2013, 22:11, by webdesk@voanews.com (Reuters)

Mali's two main political parties pledged on Tuesday to accept the results of this month's presidential election even though it was likely to be marred by technical problems as the West African country struggles to emerge from conflict.   Both local politicians and international advocacy groups have voiced concern that voting materials will not be properly distributed in time for the July 28 election, which is meant to turn the page on a military coup in March 2012 and the ...

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Voice of America: US Unveils Green Supercomputer

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US Unveils Green Supercomputer
Jul 16th 2013, 21:38, by webdesk@voanews.com (Kane Farabaugh)

The U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory in suburban Chicago is home to one of the newest, fastest, most efficient supercomputers in the country, called MIRA.  But despite the new equipment, lawmakers are concerned that the United States is losing the international supercomputing race, a field it has dominated for decades. Lined up in a sprawling room on the second floor of Argonne National Laboratory's Theory and Computing Sciences building is the future of ...

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Voice of America: US Foreign Policy on Gay Rights Sparks Debate

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US Foreign Policy on Gay Rights Sparks Debate
Jul 16th 2013, 22:07, by webdesk@voanews.com (Brian Padden)

The steady growth of support for the gay rights movement and same sex marriage equality within the United States has been accompanied by increased U.S. government support for gay rights around the world. The U.S. foreign policy to promote equal rights, no matter sexual orientation, has sparked criticism both abroad and at home.  Living now in relative freedom and security in New York City, artist and filmmaker Alexander Kargaltsev remembers the harassment and violence he suffered as a ...

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Voice of America: Mali's Main Parties Pledge to Accept Election Result

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Mali's Main Parties Pledge to Accept Election Result
Jul 16th 2013, 22:11, by webdesk@voanews.com (Reuters)

Mali's two main political parties pledged on Tuesday to accept the results of this month's presidential election even though it was likely to be marred by technical problems as the West African country struggles to emerge from conflict.   Both local politicians and international advocacy groups have voiced concern that voting materials will not be properly distributed in time for the July 28 election, which is meant to turn the page on a military coup in March 2012 and the ...

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Voice of America: US Unveils Green Supercomputer

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US Unveils Green Supercomputer
Jul 16th 2013, 21:38, by webdesk@voanews.com (Kane Farabaugh)

The U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory in suburban Chicago is home to one of the newest, fastest, most efficient supercomputers in the country, called MIRA.  But despite the new equipment, lawmakers are concerned that the United States is losing the international supercomputing race, a field it has dominated for decades. Lined up in a sprawling room on the second floor of Argonne National Laboratory's Theory and Computing Sciences building is the future of ...

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Voice of America: Mali's Main Parties Pledge to Accept Election Result

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Mali's Main Parties Pledge to Accept Election Result
Jul 16th 2013, 22:11, by webdesk@voanews.com (Reuters)

Mali's two main political parties pledged on Tuesday to accept the results of this month's presidential election even though it was likely to be marred by technical problems as the West African country struggles to emerge from conflict.   Both local politicians and international advocacy groups have voiced concern that voting materials will not be properly distributed in time for the July 28 election, which is meant to turn the page on a military coup in March 2012 and the ...

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Voice of America: US Foreign Policy on Gay Rights Sparks Debate

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US Foreign Policy on Gay Rights Sparks Debate
Jul 16th 2013, 22:07, by webdesk@voanews.com (Brian Padden)

The steady growth of support for the gay rights movement and same sex marriage equality within the United States has been accompanied by increased U.S. government support for gay rights around the world. The U.S. foreign policy to promote equal rights, no matter sexual orientation, has sparked criticism both abroad and at home.  Living now in relative freedom and security in New York City, artist and filmmaker Alexander Kargaltsev remembers the harassment and violence he suffered as a ...

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Voice of America: US Unveils Green Supercomputer

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US Unveils Green Supercomputer
Jul 16th 2013, 21:38, by webdesk@voanews.com (Kane Farabaugh)

The U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory in suburban Chicago is home to one of the newest, fastest, most efficient supercomputers in the country, called MIRA.  But despite the new equipment, lawmakers are concerned that the United States is losing the international supercomputing race, a field it has dominated for decades. Lined up in a sprawling room on the second floor of Argonne National Laboratory's Theory and Computing Sciences building is the future of ...

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Voice of America: US Foreign Policy on Gay Rights Sparks Debate

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US Foreign Policy on Gay Rights Sparks Debate
Jul 16th 2013, 22:07, by webdesk@voanews.com (Brian Padden)

The steady growth of support for the gay rights movement and same sex marriage equality within the United States has been accompanied by increased U.S. government support for gay rights around the world. The U.S. foreign policy to promote equal rights, no matter sexual orientation, has sparked criticism both abroad and at home.  Living now in relative freedom and security in New York City, artist and filmmaker Alexander Kargaltsev remembers the harassment and violence he suffered as a ...

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Voice of America: Mali's Main Parties Pledge to Accept Election Result

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Mali's Main Parties Pledge to Accept Election Result
Jul 16th 2013, 22:11, by webdesk@voanews.com (Reuters)

Mali's two main political parties pledged on Tuesday to accept the results of this month's presidential election even though it was likely to be marred by technical problems as the West African country struggles to emerge from conflict.   Both local politicians and international advocacy groups have voiced concern that voting materials will not be properly distributed in time for the July 28 election, which is meant to turn the page on a military coup in March 2012 and the ...

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