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Barcelona pierde fuerza cuando Nápoles se convirtió en la capital del reino catalán-aragonés en 1442, y volvió a caer con el aumento de los turcos otomanos en el Mediterráneo. Príncipe Carlos III de Austria permitido establecer un tribunal de Barcelona en 1705, después de la Guerra de Sucesión española estaba sentado en el trono de España. Barcelona también prosperaron a lo largo del desarrollo de la industria del algodón después de Felipe V de España que conquistó en 1714.
Después de la Muerte Negro (enfermedades infecciosas) brote en el siglo 14 y 15, el gobierno de Felipe V y sus sucesores represivas emperador Napoleón Bonaparte en el siglo 19, la ciudad debe hacer frente a las luchas internas en el siglo 20. Cuando la Guerra Civil española estalló en 1936, se entregó a la República española catalán.
Desde la década de 1970, cuando el catalán y la cultura reconocido oficialmente España, Barcelona ha ganado una posición importante en el mundo internacional. En 1980, estableció un gobierno autónomo de Cataluña. En 1992, los Juegos Olímpicos, y el encanto y la hospitalidad de la gente que eran cerca de 2 millones de personas, logró captar la atención del mundo.
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62 Year Red Cross Indonesia
"Together for Humanity"
Entering the age of 62 years, PMI's existence in society is often questionable. ¬ first questions that arise, among others: PMI for the Department's of what? Anything that was done by PMI? Is PMI sell blood? Why is there a pu ¬ ngutan PMI? What does PMI with red Crescent ¬ Me? And other questions. Me ¬ ironic indeed, at the age of more than half a century, the PMI has not been fully understood by the public in ¬ including vision, mission, and the task of PMI.
Founding of the Red Cross organization, conceived to help the victims of war, either from public or ten ¬ between. A noble intention of an air ¬ name of Jean Henry Dunant.
From the experience of living Henry Dunant, who saw the suffering and directly to help. ¬ formed in 1863 tuklah humanitarian organization called the International Red Cross Committee (ICRC = International Committee of the Red Cross). The purpose of this organization: (1) Forming organizations maa Kea ¬ ¬ international nusiaan be treated ¬ ¬ ready to do its founding in peacetime un ¬ tuk help the soldiers who were injured in the me ¬ and war (2) Conducting an agreement in terna ¬ ¬ tional to protect the injured soldiers on the battlefield as well as protection of su ¬ ka volunteer and the organization in time to give help in time of war
Being in Indonesia alone, the formation of the Indonesian Red Cross organizations, the history of warfare against the background of this nation in seizing independence. ¬ her efforts were humanitarian organizations was pioneered by Dr. Bahder Johan and friends in the Dutch and Japanese colonial era. But unfortunately, always a failure.

Jusuf Kalla, chairman of the Indonesian Red Cross


Without knowing the despair, the Committee 'Five continues its mission to establish the organization. Exactly one month after the independence of Indonesia (17 September 1945), Indonesian Red Cross organization was formed. De facto, establishment of the Red Cross in Indonesia indicate that Indonesia has been an independent nation!. Because the universal ra ¬ Seca, ¬ founded the Red Cross organization in a country's independence.
PMI's first task is to help the victims gave ¬ rikan independence revolutionary war ¬ RI independence and the return of prisoners of war and Japanese allies. Since 1950, PMI formally became a member of the International Red Cross, marked by the government of Indonesia signed the Geneva Convention. ¬ stared PMI can inaugural nationwide, through Presidential Decree No. RI. 25 of 1959 and Presidential Decree. 246 of 1963.
Development of the PMI
In which he has entered six decades, a lot of experience to the PMI ¬ ¬ forward rapidly. With a finger ¬ formed with working in all 33 Provinces, 323 Municipalities PMI Branch / District and support the Blood Transfusion Unit 165 in ¬ Selu the spirit of Indonesia, PMI makes a big organization in Indonesia. Developmental mandate of the task begins with the current situation has developed further, as the comparison tasks PMI today is:

Task demands and experience in the field, resulting in a gradual PMI continues to do an evaluation to strengthen the working capacity, as in disaster management.
In the early stages of PMI is just doing the task response. But this time, PMI is also carrying out tasks at this stage of rehabilitation of ¬ rehabilitation, for example in the handling of na ¬ Tsunami disaster in Aceh and the earthquake in Yogyakarta. PMI activities are also adjusting to the globalization of the world's problems, such as: the handling of HIV / AIDS and climate change impacts. In the last task, the PMI as a non-governmental institutions play a role helping the government and society.
Currently, PMI's organizational capacity has been increasingly strengthened. PMI pursuing a strategy to further strengthen both human resources and funds.
PMI can be reflected in the existence of rea ¬ opponent who work selflessly. Menga ¬ lirnya donors support from domestic and overseas at this time, the existence of open ¬ sure PMI is also an increasingly strong
Era of Globalization
In this era of globalization, where people make all the more critical components of the institution / organization level of competition faced by an increasingly selective. PMI aware, today more and more bodies / institutions that perform tasks similar to PMI's mission, namely to solely on humanitarian missions. So what distinguishes the PMI with other agencies?
PMI is sauatu humanitarian organization (NGO) which was established upon authorization by the state government which bersang ¬ cutaneous and current. PMI is the only organism ¬'s organizations that carry out management of blood transfusion. Both of these reasons that makes PMI as a humanitarian organization that has its own characteristics.
With the growing variatifnya tasks performed without shifting PMI 7 Basic Principles of the Movement of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and obedient to continue to implement the Geneva Conventions of 1949, PMI believes, in the future the more it can improve the image of PMI.
Currently, the problems faced as ever delivered PMI PMI Chairman Mary Muhammad is the unavailability of funds to support kegi ¬ suitanable oprasional atan routine. It is a challenge for the Board to be able to make an effort PMI funding as income generic PMI organization.
In AD / ART PMI, the PMI to validate each line can have business units that can support PMI operasinal funds.
Another problem of the PMI, has not terselesainya Law of the Red Cross emblem, which aims to protect the emblem as a symbol of universal Protection.
The use of two symbols of international protection as the red cross and red crescent in Indonesia, simply provide vulnerability at the time of the conflict happened in Indonesia. Once again, the role of government is crucial to be able to order the terms of use symbols, so that the mission of this organization is well maintained. currently there are three symbols that may be used by organizations kepalangmerahan, and one country must choose one.

currently the most important thing is the PMI must be able to give and provide the data into a form of transparency and accountability to the public, about the tasks performed by PMI. The Indonesian Red Cross riatahir

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The presidential candidate says failing to address climate change would lead to new wars and a changed U.S. military.
By Amanda Griscom Little
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Topics:Environment, 2008 Elections, Democratic Party, Energy, Global Warming, Joe Biden, Nuclear Power
Joe Biden says his top priority as president would be “energy security.” “If I could wave a wand, and the Lord said I could solve one problem, I would solve the energy crisis,” he said this spring at a political rally in South Carolina. “That’s the single most consequential problem we can solve.”
During his 34-year Senate career, Biden, now chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, has been known more as a chieftain of foreign policy than a champion of environmental protections (though he has earned a respectable 84 percent lifetime voting score from the League of Conservation Voters). These days, he’s emphasizing how closely geopolitics and environmental stewardship are intertwined. To solve what he sees as the defining challenge of our time, Biden has been pushing for more U.S. involvement in international climate negotiations, more compact fluorescent light bulbs, more-stringent fuel economy regs and a whole lot more biofuels.
How well will Biden be able to balance his energy-independence goals with an ambitious climate agenda? I tracked him down on the campaign trail in Iowa to find out.
For more information on his platform and record, check out this Biden fact sheet.
Why do you consider yourself the strongest candidate on energy and the environment? What sets your platform on these issues apart from the rest?
I would be most capable of getting this country back into an international climate regime, getting us back to the table the fastest and with the most prospect for success, because of my extensive engagement in foreign policy. I’m also in the best position to make it clear to the United States Congress that this is not merely an environmental issue, it is a security issue. I held hearings this year pointing out that if we do not do something of consequence about global warming, drastically and soon, we literally are going to find ourselves reconfiguring our entire military to deal with occasions for new wars, which are going to be about territory and arable land. You see what’s happening in Darfur [Sudan] now — that’s part of the problem.
You’ve said that your first priority is “energy security.” Can you clarify what this goal means and how you’d achieve it?
If the predictions of the scientists are correct, you could see ocean levels rise three feet. If that occurs, you’re going to displace over 35 million people just in South Asia, and they’re going to physically be looking for a new place to land. Just that, all by itself, is going to initiate major new conflicts relating to war. You’re going to have nations fighting over arable land, more border disputes and, as a consequence, a great deal of instability.
How would you achieve energy security? What specifically do we need to do to get there?
To deal with global warming, you have to change the attitude of the world, particularly China and India, the two largest developing nations. But in order to do that, to have any credibility, you have to begin here in the United States by capping emissions, increasing renewable fuels, establishing a national renewable portfolio standard [RPS], requiring better fuel economy for automobiles. I would cap emissions at 80 percent below 1990 levels by 2050 and set a national RPS of 20 percent. I would announce an executive order that the federal government would not purchase one single automobile for its fleet that gets less than 40 miles to the gallon. And I would not build a single solitary federal project without it being a green project. That would have the effect of getting states to do the same thing, and that would create a pot of somewhere between a third and a half a trillion dollars that would be a lure to every major business in America to go green.
These measures would put us in a position to be able to actually attempt to lead the world. But we have no credibility right now.
How would you bring China and India to the table on a global climate treaty?
By engaging in significant joint ventures with them both on new technologies. You’re already having an awakening awareness in China about the consequences of pollution.
Sometimes the goals of achieving energy independence and reducing climate change are at odds. Would you —
Exactly right. You’re the first one who’s ever asked me a question that way.
Would you, as president, oppose subsidizing technologies that would worsen global warming, even if they would reduce our reliance on foreign oil?
Yes, I would, because at the end of the day it’s a net loser for us.
What role does “clean coal” play in your vision for energy independence and climate security?
I don’t think there’s much of a role for clean coal in energy independence, but I do think there’s a significant role for clean coal in the bigger picture of climate change. Clean-coal technology is not the route to go in the United States, because we have other, cleaner alternatives. But I would invest a considerable amount of money in research and development of clean-coal and carbon-sequestration technologies for export. China is building one new coal-fired plant per week. That’s not going to change unless there’s a fundamental change in technology, because they have about 300 years of dirty coal, and they’re going to use it.
Would you impose a moratorium on the development of old-style coal power plants in the U.S.?
I believe that all new coal-fired power plants should be built with carbon capture and sequestration capacity.
What’s your position on liquefied coal?
Again, I don’t think it’s the way to go in the U.S., but we could invest in technologies for export. I don’t think there’s any reasonable prospect that China, as it continues to grow to 1.4 billion people, is not going to use their coal.
What role do you see for nuclear power?
I see a role for nuclear, but first you’ve got to deal with the security as well as the safety concerns. I’d be spending a whole hell of a lot of money trying to figure out how to reconfigure the spent fuel into reusable fuel. I would not invest in [growing our nuclear power capacity in its current form], but I would invest in sorting out the storage and waste problems.
What fuel-economy targets do you support?
I think we should be able to get to 40 miles per gallon by 2017. I think we should have every single vehicle in America have to get one mile per year additional fuel economy, based on the class and size of the automobile, not on CAFE [corporate average fuel economy] standards.
Where does ethanol fit into your plan?
Ethanol is a good start. Because of the amount of [resources] that go into producing corn-based ethanol, it has only marginally less impact on the consumption of fossil fuels. But it has two real advantages: It begins to give us the margin of flexibility we need to deal with being held hostage to any one of the seven unstable countries that supply 35 percent of our oil — Nigeria, Venezuela, Iraq, Iran, etc. No. 2, it’s a transitional means by which you’re going to be pouring billions of dollars into the fields of the Midwest, rather than the sands of Saudi Arabia or the pockets of [Hugo] Chavez.
How would you structure policies to shift the ethanol industry away from corn and toward cellulosic or other more climate-friendly fuels?
With considerably more research and incentivizing. Right out here in Iowa, where I am right now, you already have producers and cattlemen and the rest saying, This is not such a good deal for us having this corn-based ethanol orgy that’s going on here, because long term it’s not sustainable. Corn ethanol will always be a part of the alternative fuel mix, but it is not long-term sustainable as the only feedstock for ethanol because we can only produce around 12 billion to 17 billion gallons of ethanol from corn grown in this country. But we can produce 86 billion gallons of ethanol from cellulosic feedstocks, which could replace more than half the gas consumed by this country. An awful lot of these farmers are already looking for the next step, and they know it is cellulosics.
What environmental achievement are you proudest of?
It took me 10 years to protect all of the beach on the Delaware coast from Cape Henlopen down to Rehoboth Beach, and put it in trust for the people of the country so that no development can take place on any of that area. I’m also proud that I convinced the state of Delaware to take the entire White Clay Creek watershed and turn it into a scenic river, stop the development in that whole region and purify that watershed.
Who is your environmental hero?
Russell Peterson. I was a young [county] councilman in 1970 when he was a Republican governor of Delaware. I introduced legislation saying that Getty Oil and these other companies could not build any refineries within one mile of the high-water mark of the Delaware River and Delaware Bay. He turned that into the first coastal zone act in the United States of America. He later left the Republican Party and became a Democrat, but that’s not why I admire him. He was for years the president of the National Audubon Society, where he did a great deal for the environment.
What has been your most memorable outdoor or wilderness adventure?
My most memorable outdoor adventure was traveling 1,500 miles in Alaska with the National Guard, going from Prudhoe Bay to the Tongass Forest and all the way out into the Aleutian Islands in the Bering Sea. I found it an absolutely remarkable, fascinating, incredibly moving event. I landed in a Mustang suit up in the North Slope when they were trying to talk me into allowing more drilling. Two of the great things I’ve fought for in my career were protecting the Tongass National Forest and preventing more drilling in the North Slope.
What have you done personally to reduce your energy and environmental footprint?
A little thing we’ve begun to do is replace all the traditional light bulbs in our house with fluorescent light bulbs. I introduced a bill to promote compact fluorescent light bulbs. If every family in America changed just one bulb, we could reduce carbon dioxide emissions by about 7 million tons per year. There are a lot of little things we can do to make a gigantic change.
If you could spend a week in a park or natural area of the United States, where would it be?
I’d go back to Yellowstone. I took my kids there early on, and God, I loved it.
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This article is part of a series of interviews with presidential candidates produced jointly by Grist and Outside.
Amanda Griscom Little is a columnist for Grist Magazine. Her articles on energy, technology and the environment have appeared in publications ranging from Rolling Stone to the New York Times Magazine.More Amanda Griscom Little

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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, MOSCOW - Hajj season ahead. In Russia, the Muslims were ready to welcome the coming months Dzulhijah. They prepare to release their relatives who want to fulfill the fifth pillar of Islam.

This year, the number of visa applications by pilgrims to Saudi Arabia Embassy in Moscow as many as 20,500 pilgrims. Most part, come from Dagestan, the region where the number of Muslims is quite a lot.

According to Gennady Onischenko, a physician, the condition of the prospective pilgrims certainly primed before leaving for the Holy Land. They will start leaving tomorrow until Nov. 1, and go home between 10 November to 25 December. "Most go for a drive," he told Interfax media.

According to him, which departs calhaj driving as many as 11,500 people. The reason, the costs can be reduced more cheaply. The rest, using an airplane.

Muslim doctors, will accompany each group departing. "Hopefully the trip smoothly and no significant obstacles," he hoped.

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JAKARTA. kontan.com Monday, September 26, 2011 | 19:58 by Yudho Winarto

The government immediately formed a team of medical treatment and handling of victims of suicide bombings Bethle Full Gospel Church (GBIS), Kepunton, Solo. The goal is to ensure maximum care delivery of the 14 victims who is currently an outpatient basis.

"We made the team, not only the Hospital (RS) RS Dr. Oen but also the surrounding referral because they want to ensure maximum patient care can be," said Health Minister Endang Rahayu Sedyaningsih, Monday (26 / 9).

The establishment of this team as a precaution if RS Dr. Oen not able to provide services for victims of suicide bombings that occurred on Sunday (25 / 9). "But until now no one referred to," he said.

Based on the number of bomb victims there is one person who died of suspected bombers. Then there were 14 victims who have menjalai outpatient. Among them there were four victims suffered broken bones and two of them suffered serious injuries. "A foreign object in his brain, was successfully released yesterday. There is a familiar object in his bladder also had surgery last night," he said.

To ensure the maintenance and condition of the victims. Endang claims will directly fly to Solo to see directly the condition of the victims. "Today I want to see it mainly in the brain," he said.

Concerning the burden of the cost of care and treatment, Endang fully affirmed the government would bear. Living mechanism, given the local governments that have expressed Solo would bear the entire cost of treatment. "I read that the government was willing to bear Solo as well. We'll talk Kemenkes which, where the local government," he said.