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Portable cooktop that gives you precise temp control
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Sun Feb 9 11:04:45 2014
Date: Sun, 9 Feb 2014 08:04:44 -0800
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Portable cooktop that gives you precise temp control
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ijanac said his organization estimates that about
1,000 children are victims of sexual abuse and harassment in Macedonia each
year, but only about a quarter to a third of those cases
are reported to the police."Many victims do not report because perpetrators
are usually their close relatives or friends", he said.Police, however,
have registered a decreasing number of cases of sexual assault against children
in the country of 2.1 million inhabitants, with 90 cases reported in
2010, 53 in 2012 and 43 cases in the first nine months
of 2013 -- the most recent figures available.The Macedonian Ministry of
Labor and Social Policy said 23 people were convicted of pedophilia in
2013.Several other European countries also have legislation allowing for
the chemical castration of pedophilesIn June 2012, Macedonia launched an
online register of convicted pedophiles who had been released, containing
their pictures, names and addresses.
SKOPJE, Macedonia Macedonia's parliament has adopted a bill imposing chemical
castration on repeat offenders convicted of sexually abusing children --
but the country's leading child protection group said Wednesday that the
law is still too lenient.The Megjasi child protection group, which had campaigned
for the procedure to be imposed on pedophiles, said the penalty should
be mandatory even for first-time offenders.Lawmakers voted Monday to make
penalties harsher for convicted pedophiles, increasing the maximum sentence
from 15 years to life imprisonment and imposing chemical castration on second-time
offenders, with the procedure to be imposed on their release from prison.
It introduces a minimum 15-year prison term for severe sexual offenses against
minors, while other sexual-related crimes against children are punishable
by between three and 10 years in prison.The legislation also offers reduced
prison sentences to first-time offenders agreeing to undergo the procedure
voluntarily.The procedure involves regular injections that decrease the
production of testosterone. The bill doesn't specify a length of time for
the treatment.If imposed after an initial conviction, "chemical castration
would prevent first time offenders repeating the crime," said Megjasi head
Dragi Zmijanac, adding that the rights group's proposal for released offenders
to be tagged with electronic bracelets was not accepted and didn't make
it into the legislation.Zm
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<p>NuWave — Complete Energy-Saving Cooking Solution with Precise Temperature Control</p>
<p>Induction cooking technology is one of the most efficient methods of meal preparation. The NuWave Precision Induction Cooktop generates heat in the cookware and not on the cook top surface, making it more energy-efficient than traditional gas or electric ranges.</p>
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">TEHRAN, Iran Iran's foreign minister says Washington's "wishes are unlikely
to come true" at upcoming talks between the Islamic Republic and world
powers over its nuclear program.Mohammad Javad Zarif said at a Wednesday
news conference in Tehran that the U.S. wanted Iran to give up
major parts of its program, but "those wishes are unlikely to come
true and that's why they are negotiating with the Islamic Republic of
Iran to achieve a solution based on realities."Iran stopped enrichment of
uranium to 20 percent and started neutralizing its stockpile on Jan. 20
in order to fulfil commitments reached under an interim deal in Geneva
on Nov. 24. Negotiations over a final comprehensive deal are to start
Feb. 18.Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has been criticized by hard-liners
who say he made too many concessions in return for too little.
TEHRAN, Iran Iran's foreign minister says Washington's "wishes are unlikely
to come true" at upcoming talks between the Islamic Republic and world
powers over its nuclear program.Mohammad Javad Zarif said at a Wednesday
news conference in Tehran that the U.S. wanted Iran to give up
major parts of its program, but "those wishes are unlikely to come
true and that's why they are negotiating with the Islamic Republic of
Iran to achieve a solution based on realities."Iran stopped enrichment of
uranium to 20 percent and started neutralizing its stockpile on Jan. 20
in order to fulfil commitments reached under an interim deal in Geneva
on Nov. 24. Negotiations over a final comprehensive deal are to start
Feb. 18.Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has been criticized by hard-liners
who say he made too many concessions in return for too little.
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