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MarineLand Opening Day Demonstration - May 18, 2013 "Freestylin For Freedom" - Video
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MarineLand Opening Day Demonstration – May 18, 2013 “Freestylin For Freedom”
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Tritonal @ Guvernment Toronto Freedom 2013
Tritonal LIVE @ Guvernment in Toronto for Freedom 2013 song: Yin-Yang – Ashley Wallbridge May 20, 2013.
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VIAGEM ATE SÃO LOURENÇO MG MEGACYCLE 2013 PASSEIO BIKE FREEDOM
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Splinter Cell Blacklist Der Fifth Freedom Trailer DE]_youtube_original
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CHEGADA SÃO LOURENÇO MG MEGACYCLE 2013 PASSEIO BIKE FREEDOM
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Bonus 6: Freedom unite magazines part 5
Not much is going to happen during the magazines videos, it's just extra bonus content for those that want to read through them.
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World News Today – Freedom of the press a threat to national security?
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(Part 1/3) World Press Freedom – PTV Special Forum – [May 22, 2013]
(Part 1/3) World Press Freedom – PTV Special Forum – [May 22, 2013] Para sa karagdagang balita, bumisita sa: ▻http://www.ptvnews.ph I-download ang aming App….
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Inside Story Americas: Obama's squeeze on media freedom
We discuss how the Obama administration is clamping down on journalistic freedoms and also we look at the student protests in Chile.
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Burma to host first Internet freedom forum
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Myanmar ICT Development Organisation (MIDO) will host Myanmar Internet Freedom Forum in Yangon from June 1-2. In the first forum of its kind in Burma, MIDO aims to raise awareness of Internet freedom in a country that has endured decades of media censorship
Last August, Freedom House called for proposals that would promote and protect Internet freedom around the world. Two winners were chosen, from Syria and Burma, at UN Internet Governance Forum (IGF) last November to develop their project proposals. MIDO, as one of the winners, pitched the idea of an Internet Freedom Forum, which will take place next month in Yangon.
Burma students use internet access at an Internet cafe in Yangon. Internet penetration in Burma remains extremely low. Pic: AP.
In a country with a notoriously low Internet penetration rate, MIDO has been conducting Internet and communications technology (ICT) training in cities and remote areas to empower citizens using ICT to address core development and poverty-reduction goals. It is involved in BarCamps and government organized forums as well.
As our organisation focuses on ICT4D and Internet Policy, Internet freedom is also a vital issue that we look on, said Htaike Htaike Aung, Program Manager of MIDO.
The major goal of the Myanmar Internet Freedom Forum is to advocate for Internet freedom in Burma (Myanmar). As the media and policy makers do not have awareness on Internet Governance Forum and its agenda, the issues have not been addressed and lack media attention, said MIDO in itsproposal submission. Not having local resources on Internet Governance is also a cause for the lack of advocacy groups and campaigns.
MIDO also aims to promote access and digital rights with a multi-stakeholderism approach involving government, journalists, bloggers, social media activists, netizens and international experts so that all voices are allowed and heard. Various topics such as Cyber Law, Digital Security, E-education and Netizen Empowerment will be discussed during panel discussions and breakout sessions at the event.
MIDO expects 300 attendees for Day 1 of the forum, when the Center for Internet and Society, the Thai Netizen Network and other regional groups will be joining local netizens and organisations for discussion. For the government representatives, were still trying to get confirmation, explained Htaike Htaike.
MIDO will invite about 20 netizens from around the country to join interested participants from Yangon to discuss how to effectively monitor Internet freedom on the second day of the forum. The aim is to establish a network to monitor and report on Internet censorship in Burma. MIDO hopes to publish Internet Censorship Index each year with help of the reports generated from the network.
With a 7% of Internet penetration rate, this is aproblematicarea in Burma, though there has been some progress and Internet business opportunitieshave begun to emerge. The Internet Freedom Forum, as an all-inclusive platform, has potential to bring necessary knowledge to the public, such as awareness of rights when accessing Internet and other privacy issues which are vital for new netizens.
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WASHINGTON, May 21 (UPI) — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said the freedom to profess and practice one’s faith is the birthright of every human being, not just an American invention.
In remarks coinciding with the release of the 2012 International Religious Freedom Report, Kerry said religious freedom is “ingrained in every human heart” and recognized under international law.
“Attacks on religious freedom are therefore both a moral and a strategic national security concern for the United States,” he said.
The report on religious freedom in some 200 countries and territories was released by the State Department Monday. An executive summary highlighted governments that restrict their citizens’ ability to practice religion.
Among those mentioned were China, North Korea, Vietnam, Burma, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Russia, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Cuba, Sudan and Eritrea.
“The right to religious freedom is inherent in every human being. Unfortunately, this right was challenged in myriad ways in 2012,” the report said.
The report noted anti-Muslim rhetoric and actions were on the rise, particularly in Europe and Asia.
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The Internet and freedom for all
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By Malou Mangahas, PCIJ
STOCKHOLM, Sweden Freedom for all, and all stakeholders speaking out with equal voice, on how to govern the Internet. Internet Freedom. Internet for Freedom.
These issues drive the two-day Stockholm Internet Forum 2013 (SIF13) that opens today, May 22 in this country that ranks top in the world for leveraging the potentials of the Internet, according to the latest Web Index.
The forum focuses on two themes Internet Freedom and Security, and Internet Freedom and Development. Policymakers, netizens, techies, activists, and business and civil society representatives from 93 countries are participants.
(The PCIJ is attending the conference on invitation of the forum organizers, namely, the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs, .Se or The Internet Infrastructure Foundation of Sweden, and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency or SIDA.)
At the reception for delegates on Tuesday, Fadi Chehade, president of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), called the Internet a free gift for all the people. It would thus be wrong for any one party, organization, or government to propose to control or govern it by itself, he said.
While some countries like the United States have played a big part in developing it, Chehade notes that even the US acknowledges that there is need everywhere for this great resource.
No one organization, no one country, no one government, no one, period, can control the Internet, he said. And we must respect it and govern it like that.
However, across nations and regions of the world, he noted that some parties have done a pretty miserable job of managing the Internet.
The conundrum that confronts governments, civil society, academia, and business is precisely how to manage this resources that spans the planet and crosses borders.
Freedom of religion scarce in Iran, China
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Declaring that freedom of religion is a core American value, Secretary of State John F. Kerry Monday released his departments annual worldwide religious freedom report, which found worrying and negative trends around the globe.
The freedom to profess and practice ones faith, to believe or not to believe, or to change ones beliefs, that is a birthright of every human being, and thats what we believe, Mr. Kerry told reporters in Washington, in remarks accompanying the release of the International Religious Freedom Report for 2012.
While the report pointed to some examples of progress toward religious tolerance, its main focus was on persecution and abuses carried about by authorities in nearly every corner of the globe. Eight nations officially listed by the U.S. government as Countries of Particular Concern are highlighted for having played host to severe violations to religious freedom during 2012: Myanmar, China, Eritrea, Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Sudan and Uzbekistan.
The same eight countries made the particular concern list in the State Departments 2011 report. U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom Suzan Johnson Cook told reporters that the findings are built on a year-by-year evaluation of the different religious landscapes in individual nations as well as the evolving postures of different governments.
There are some governments that are not moving whatsoever, said Mrs. Johnson Cook, who joined Mr. Kerry in releasing the report at Foggy Bottom. The Saudi government, she said, does not allow non-Islamic persons to have freedom of religion.
According to the reports executive summary, authorities in Saudi Arabia even beheaded at least one individual for engaging in sorcery in 2012.
Despite considerable political reforms in Myanmar, meanwhile, the reports summary cited local government participation in ethnic and religious violence against the Southeast Asian nations Muslim community. The report was released the day President Obama hosted Myanmar President Thein Sein at the White House.
And in China, the governments respect for religious freedom declined during the year, according to the summary, which cited harassment and detention of individuals in the mainly Muslim Uighur Autonomous Region of northwest China and, as well in the Buddhist Tibetan area.
Negative trends were also cited in the Middle East, where in addition to Saudi Arabia some governments were showing little or no tolerance for non-Muslims.
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Freedom Split Doubleheader with Schaumburg
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May 22, 2013 – Frontier League (FL) Florence Freedom The Florence Freedom split a double header with the Schaumburg Boomers tonight at University of Cincinnati Medical Center Stadium. The Freedom won game one 2-0 and lost game two 2-1.
In game one, the Freedom got a very strong outing from starting pitcher Daniel Jensen (SHO, W, 1,0) who threw a complete game shutout in the seven inning game, allowing just five hits and striking out six while not walking a batter.
The Freedom offense got things started in the first inning. Shortstop Junior Arrojo would lead off with a hit by pitch and would score later in the inning on a sacrifice fly by leftfielder David Harris. That would be all the offense Jensen would need.
The Freedom would add one more run off of Boomers starter Mike Giovenco (L, 0-1) in the second inning on an RBI fielder’s choice by Freedom catcher Jim Jacquot.
In game two, it would be the Freedom bats that would be held down by four different Boomers pitchers. Right-hander Chris Phelan went three shutout innings in spot starting duty, allowing just four hits and walking one.
Schaumburg would score first in the top of inning number one on a solo home run by third baseman Frank Pfister.
Matt Kuna (W, 2-0) would come in to pitch the fourth inning and would throw two scoreless, hitless innings to pick up the win in relief.
The Boomers would tack on an insurance run in the sixth off of Freedom starter Jason Wilson (L, 0-1) on an RBI single by left fielder Chad Mozingo to push the lead to 2-0.
The run would turn out to be an important one as the Freedom would threaten in the ninth against Boomers closer James Jones. Jones gave up a pinch-hit home run to Jim Jacquot with two outs in the bottom of the seventh to cut the lead in half. Junior Arrojo would follow with a single before Jones would leave with an injury. James Bierlein (S, 2) would enter and hit second baseman Eric Groff but would get left fielder David Harris to ground out to end the game.
The Freedom and Boomers will meet again tomorrow in the rubber match of the three game series. First pitch is at 6:35 and the UCMC stadium gates open one hour earlier at 5:35. The first 1,000 fans will receive a Manti Te’o fake girlfriend bobblehead for tomorrow’s thirsty Thursday game featuring $1 beers, sodas and ice cream. Tickets are available at the UCMC stadium box office or by phone at (859) 594-HITS.
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IRVINE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–
Freedom Innovations, an Irvine, CA based manufacturer of advanced technology prosthetic devices, has officially launched its new Kinterra Foot and Ankle System, making the technology available to amputees on a global level.
The Kinterra technology combines an innovative blend of hydraulics and carbon fiber to provide amputees with exceptionally normal walking and movement regardless of surface or speed.
“We performed a soft launch earlier this year to see what clinicians and patients thought and the response has been consistently positive exceeding even our own optimistic expectations, said Rob Cripe, Freedom Innovations Senior VP of Global Marketing. Were very excited to now be bringing Kinterra to our customers on a broader, global level.
Offering a number of unique features, such as articulated movement, an innovative dorsi-assist spring, and smart controls, all in a highly durable design, Kinterra provides end users with a symmetrical, energy-efficient gait that improves comfort, balance and confidence. Cripe explained that the technology was specifically designed to take everyday function to the next level, simulating normal body movements.
Kinterra users also benefit from increased stability on slopes and level ground, improved limb health thanks to Kinterras reduced socket pressure, and enhanced comfort while sitting, standing and squatting. The design even simplifies the process of putting on a shoe.
Freedom Innovations, LLC (www.freedom-innovations.com) designs, manufactures, and markets advanced technology lower extremity prosthetic devices that provide people with physical challenges the ability to reach their full potential. Based in Irvine, CA, Freedoms lower extremity prosthetics are distributed around the world.
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