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...shaping the Martha Stewart television shows, magazine and home products. "It's business as usual," the representative says. Stewart will continue to appear on the TV shows, and the magazine will continue to be animated with scenes from her carefully crafted life of gracious country glamour. At least one expert on branding suggests that this is the opposite of what the company should be doing--steering Martha Stewart the company away from Martha Stewart the person. "Her face time has got to be cut down," says Donny Deutsch, CEO of Deutsch Inc., part of the Interpublic advertising agency. But Stewart...
...slaughtering at Birmingham's Pak Mecca Meats abattoir is in keeping with religious law, strokes a lamb's head as he waits. The lamb's eyes close in contentment for a moment, until the conveyer whirs back into action. Hussain intones the Muslim blessing, and then with a single expert swipe nearly severs the animal's head. The scene - repeated hundreds of times a day at slaughterhouses across the U.K. - could soon be a thing of the past if the recommendation published last week by the Farm Animal Welfare Council (F.A.W.C.) that all animals be stunned before slaughter becomes...
...Chance that a major hurricane will hit the U.S. this season, according to expert forecaster William Gray...
...freedom would lead to an economic windfall, with the U.S. and the European Union lifting sanctions, the World Bank and International Monetary Fund extending rich loans and foreigners flocking to invest in Burma. "Than Shwe thought there would be rewards just for releasing her," says David Steinberg, a Burma expert at Georgetown University. Instead, Western nations kept calling for the freedom of 1,300 political prisoners and for democratic reforms that never came. Meanwhile, Suu Kyi drew unnervingly large crowds on trips into Burma's hinterland to open NLD branches. And the economy continued to implode. Semilegal finance companies collapsed...
...strong armies and workforces depended on good public health, necessitating standard qualifications for doctors, regular hospital inspections and vaccinated conscript pools. But "Chinese physicians developed no group identity of safeguarding the entire population or, if the government goes in the wrong direction, of voicing criticism," says Paul Unschuld, an expert on Chinese medical history at the University of Munich...