četvrtak, 30. lipnja 2016.

Using the power of the sun to deliver life-saving oxygen Researchers have developed a solar-powered oxygen concentrator to treat severe pneumonia and put it to use in hospitals in Uganda, where it is already supplying those desperately in need with round-the-clock care. ​​Read more

RESPECTED FRIENDS


Please look at this beautiful white rose! And then – consider this:  I want to take a white rose – just like this one. . ....and place it at the base of the shrine of Our Lady of Fatima in Portugal.  In your name!  ...on the 99th Anniversary of the Fatima Miracle of the Sun.  Send Our Lady a White Rose - click here >>> This can be a wonderful spiritual experience for you – and I don’t want you to be left out. But I must warn you that there are only so many roses I can take. You must reserve yours quickly.  And time is running out! So please - allow me to place a white rose, in your name, on the very spot where Our Lady appeared. My dear friend, you know that every woman’s heart glows when she is given a rose. And a white rose touches that “pearl-like” quality in her. And to Our Lady, certainly God’s “pearl of great price”, a white rose, surely reminds her of the privilege of Her Immaculate Conception.  
So I am sending two America Needs Fatima representatives, to deliver your white
rose to the very spot where Our Blessed Lady appeared to the three little shepherds of Fatima. 
 
 
    Just think - by sending a white rose to Fatima, you will be honoring Mary’s purity, and consoling Her for so many offenses and blasphemies against her Son and Herself. You will be telling Her from across the Ocean, “America loves you, America thanks you.” Plus - by sending a white rose to Fatima, you will also be helping support the national Public Square Rosary campaign taking place on October 15, 2016. And America is desperately in need of prayer!  That’s why we have been promoting a national campaign of prayer of the Rosary in the Public Square for America. Can human efforts be relied on to save our nation?  You, of all people, know the answer to that question. Our nation needs Our Lady’s help, and by sending Her a white rose, you will be helping me reach our 15,000 Rosary Rally goal for this year—making it possible for an estimated 230,000 people to pray the Rosary on the streets of America! Can you imagine?  It can happen.  It must happen.
So please – today – let me send a white rose in your name, and make Our Lady smile, dry Her tears, and help spread Her message of prayer and conversion in our beloved land. 
I know you may be busy today, but I did want to send you a quick reminder that tomorrow is First Friday in honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus… ...and Saturday is First Saturday in honor of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.Please click here to read the wonderful promises from Our Lord and Our Lady attached to these devotions…and what They ask us to do to hold up our end of the bargain! And what a bargain! You won’t find a better “deal” anywhere…So, if you are already fulfilling one these devotions, that’s fantastic – please continue! If you have not yet started, I encourage you to do so. Our Lord Jesus Christ PROMISED: “I will console them in all their troubles.” We could all use a Friend to console us. Don’t forget to spend time with Our Lord and His Blessed Mother this weekend!
 

 
I remain your friend,
In Jesus and Mary, 
JEUDI 30 JUIN 2016 
 
  
L’attentat d’Istanbul en cinq questions
 
L’attaque-suicide, survenue mardi 28 juin, qui a fait 42 morts et 238 blessés, aurait été menée, selon Ankara, par des membres de l’organisation Etat islamique.
 
 
 
  
« Brexit » : première étape dans la succession du premier ministre David Cameron
 
Il y a deux grands favoris : la ministre de l’intérieur Theresa May, qui fait figure de candidate de consensus, et le leader des partisans du « Brexit », Boris Johnson.
 
 
 
  
« Contrôles au faciès » : l’Assemblée rejette le récépissé
 
Les députés ont refusé mercredi l’expérimentation de cette mesure. Seul un test de l’enregistrement vidéo des interventions de police a été adopté.
 
 
 
  
Sarkozy promet de revenir sur le non-cumul des mandats… et s’attire des critiques à droite
 
La proposition du président des Républicains de soumettre à référendum la loi sur le non-cumul des mandats est irrecevable sur le plan constitutionnel.
 
 
 
  
L’Académie des Oscars recrute chez les femmes et les minorités
 
Dans son collège de votants, se trouvent les réalisatrices Catherine Breillat, Anne Fontaine, Nicole Garcia et Marjane Satrapi.
 
 
 
  
Hollande assure que la loi travail sera « votée dans les délais prévus »
 
Le président s’exprimait dans « Les Echos ». La CGT souligne toujours de « profonds désaccords » sur le projet de loi et a maintenu la « journée d’action » prévue mardi.
 
 
 
 
En images
 
 
Le souffle d’une des explosions à l’aéroport d’Istanbul filmé par une caméra de surveillance
Des images montrent le souffle d’une des explosions causées par l’un des attentats-suicides à l’aéroport d’Istanbul.
 
Cameron lance à Corbyn : « Pour l’amour du ciel, mon vieux, partez ! »
 
Test au sol réussi pour une fusée du futur lanceur lourd de la NASA
 
Visite d'une attraction sur le thème de « Walking Dead »
 
Attentats à Istanbul : « La deuxième explosion s’est déroulée à 3 mètres de nous »
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
Les pistes d’économie de l’Assurance maladie pour 2017
 
Dans son traditionnel rapport précédant le projet de loi de financement de la Sécurité sociale, dévoilé jeudi, la Caisse nationale d’Assurance maladie présente des mesures qui permettraient d’économiser 1,4 milliard d’euros en 2017.
 
 
 
  
Le « docteur Mabuse », mentor du peloton, s’intéresse aussi aux athlètes
 
Bernard Sainz est toujours présent dans le cyclisme français. Selon nos informations, il prodigue aussi des conseils juridiques et a mis un pied dans le sulfureux athlétisme turc.
 
 
 
  
« Brexit » : « pas de marché unique à la carte » pour Londres, préviennent les Vingt-Sept à Bruxelles
 
Selon le premier ministre britannique David Cameron, une « réforme de la libre circulation des personnes » au sein de l’UE constitue « la clé pour rester proche de l’Union ».
 
 
  
 | LE JOURNAL DATÉ DU JEUDI 30 JUIN 2016
 
 
Brésil : le financement privé de la culture en cause
 
Une investigation pour fraude concerne 250 événements ou spectacles depuis 2001.
 Lire le journal
 
 
  
Six mois avec sursis pour deux adolescents toulousains partis en Syrie
 
Les deux mineurs, âgés de 15 et 16 ans au moment des faits, en 2014, ont été condamnés pour « association de malfaiteurs en relation avec une entreprise terroriste » par le tribunal pour enfants de Paris.
 
 
 
  
Vivendi lance une difficile opération séduction auprès des employés de Gameloft
 
Dans son premier e-mail à ses nouveaux employés, Stéphane Roussel, intronisé PDG de Gameloft par Vivendi, promet de respecter la créativité de ses « chers collègues ».
 
 
 
  
La Cour de cassation se prononce sur la validité de l’annulation de l’arbitrage Tapie
 
Le 17 février 2015, la cour d’appel de Paris avait estimé que la sentence arbitrale prononcée en juillet 2008 en faveur de l’homme d’affaires dans l’affaire du Crédit lyonnais était entachée de « fraude ».
 
 
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Doobie Sisters

Thinking about starting a company? You may want to consider one in the marijuana biz. Women are ruling this industry all over the U.S.  The Atlantic pointed out that the legal marijuana could be the first billion dollar industry not ruled by men.   According to Marijuana Business Daily, women make up about 36 percent of executives in the legal-marijuana industry. That number is more like 22 percent in most other industries. “It’s a new chance for many women who have been in the corporate world who couldn’t get to the next level,” Becca Foster, an independent consultant with Healthy Headie, an in-home cannabis shop, told The Atlantic. Plus, we have a feeling a job in this field would make you super popular.

Back To Basics

What do you do when you are a pro tennis player who gets suspended from your sport? Go to Harvard Business School. Well that’s what Maria Sharapova is doing, at least for two weeks. She even Tweeted a picture of herself on campus. According to the Associated Press, Sharapova will participate in a two-week program. Her agent, Max Eisenbud, said that the program involves two classes on campus. In the spring the tennis champ was banned by the International Tennis federation after failing a drug test.

Chips For Everyone!

It’s been a rough year for Chipotle but things could be turning around especially for those of us who are on a first name basis with most of the staff there. Basically they are launching a rewards program called “Chiptopia “ (which is coincidentally what I plan to name my first born.)  It will start July 1 and go through the summer. This program differs a little from other loyalty programs in that customers will be rewarded for making multiple trips to the restaurant per week. So since I go there in any day that ends in Y (except for Tuesdays. That’s reserved for Sbarro’s) I should be eligible for some sort of gold card status or the cashier’s kidney or at the very least extra guac. Any of those would be great. With this and that whole pesky not sure if your burrito was going to give you dysentery thing, we should be all good.

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Well Finally

Remember all that controversy surrounding this year’s Oscars since because there was no diversity whatsoever? Well, we’ve got some promising news. The Oscars have invited a record number of new members to vote in next year’s Academy Awards. Almost 700 people were invited, with a focus on women and ethnic minorities. If all these new members agreed to join male membership would drop from 75% to 73% and white membership would go from 92% to 89%. OK, so these aren’t exactly huge numbers but it is definitely something. Some of the notable people that have been invited? America Ferrera, Brie Larson, Idris Elba, Emma Watson, Sia and Tina Fey. #progress (Related: How Salma Hayak Brilliantly Exposed Hollywood’s Sexism Problem)

Come On, Shaman!

Life coaches are so 2015. If you want to get some guidance this year (from someone who is not your mentor) it is all about the shamans. A shaman is a person who has access to, and influence in, the world of good and evil spirits. They usually go into a trance like state during a ritual to get their healing powers going (always a good time.) And according to a new piece in Marie Claire shamans are the new chokers for millennials. Not really, but if you are feeling a little lost in your career or personal life and maybe therapy, exercise, that weird juice cleanse, shopping spree and staring at a Ryan gosling picture don’t just seem to do the trick, you may want to consider the shaman option.  Vivian Diller, Ph.D., a psychologist in private practice in New York City, told MC, “Millennials are turned off by organized Western religion and are more open to religions based on Eastern philosophy. In a world that is so uncertain, there is still a desire for a sense of control, so some believe a spiritual leader holds potential answers.” Sounds good to me. Plus saying you are going to see your shaman just sounds cool. (Related: How To Boost Your Career Over the 4th Of July)

Burn Book

The self-help we have all been waiting for is finally in the works. Lindsay Lohan is finally putting pen to paper (if she can find her pen.) “I am in the process of writing a book, and I am very excited to share my personal experiences in life and how to overcome obstacles,” Lohan, who turns 30 on July 2, told Vanity Fair. So if you can’t afford a shaman, you’ve still got Lilo’s advice book. “I hope that my words will connect with those who need some guidance when [or] if they are in a tough place.”  The obstacles she is referring to may not be relatable to that many people as she was super famous by the age of 12, then became a drug addict, was arrested for shoplifting, drunk driving and did a few short stints in prison as a result but, you know, still a good beach read. “I can’t turn back time,” Lohan explained. “But if I could, I would have listened more to my mother and gone back to N.Y.C. earlier in life and chosen my friends more wisely.” Coulda, woulda, shoulda. As long as she still made Mean Girls in this other life, we’re happy. (Related: 9 Career Lessons We Learned from Mean Girls)

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