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[edit] Food Shortage? Try rats, says Indian state government

28 August 2008, by Anurag Authorities in Bihar, one of India's poorest states, are asking rich and poor alike to switch to eating rats in a bid to reduce the dependence on rice. They even plan to offer rats on restaurant menus. ...

[edit] Hunger Marchers’ Day observed with massive rally - KanglaOnline

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[edit] Higher subsidies for rice producers - Malaysia Star

28 August 2008, by

[edit] India could ease curbs on rice exports - GulfNews

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[edit] Rice prices may reach P40 a kilo - Sun.Star

27 August 2008, by

[edit] Bernas To Increase Supply Of ST15 Rice Ahead Of Aidilfitri - Bernama

27 August 2008, by

[edit] Food shortage strikes food bank amid slow economy - Arizona Republic

26 August 2008, by

[edit] Rice fighting for solutions to US nursing shortage - OKC Business

25 August 2008, by

[edit] Bohol eases rice outflow shipment restrictions - Inquirer.net

25 August 2008, by

[edit] Growing rice with center-pivot irrigation saves water, fuel

25 August 2008, by Water Community A global rice shortage and strained water resources in many rice-growing parts of the world underscore the need for an alternative rice production system, Stevens said. "With the demand of rice in the world, and people in Asia not ...

[edit] illiteracy and rice shortage: check

24 August 2008, by Kristian Somera Behold, the solution to the looming rice shortage: Freerice.com For each word you get right, they donate 20 grains of rice through the UN World Food Program to help end world hunger. Show this website to those impertinent know-it-alls. ...

[edit] Fried Rice

24 August 2008, by Voracious Vegetarian It was the only parboiled Basmati brand left on the shelves - apparently there's a global rice shortage at the moment. Anyway Taj King Basmati Rice Golden Parboiled, would have to be the most delicious and flavoursome rice I have ever ...

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[edit] The temperament question comes roaring back

21 August 2008, by For months, any and all criticism Barack Obama directed at John McCain was about policy differences. It’s become one of the more dramatic differences between the two campaigns — McCain would go after Obama on personal issues (arrogance, patriotism, etc.), while Obama would go after McCain on substantive ...

[edit] WB Calls For An End To The Harry Potter Release Date Hissy Fit

21 August 2008, by Found over at CinemaBlend: Late last week Warner Bros. announced it was bumping Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince off its Fall 08 release date, and moving it to Summer 09. Fan reaction so far has been, well, what can only be described as a release date hissy fit. Potterphiles across the internet ...

[edit] Tamil Nadu fuel crisis spells losses for fishermen, rice growers (New Kerala)

20 August 2008, by Chennai, Aug 19 : Tamil Nadu's transporters, fishermen, cold storage operators and vegetable and food grain growers could lose at least Rs.250 million a day because of an acute diesel crisis triggered by an unending electricity shortage.

[edit] Tamil Nadu fuel crisis spells losses for fishermen, rice growers (Calcutta News)

19 August 2008, by Tamil Nadu's transporters, fishermen, cold storage operators and vegetable and food grain growers could lose at least Rs.250 million a day because of an acute diesel crisis triggered by an unending electricity shortage.

[edit] Tamil Nadu fuel crisis spells losses for fishermen, rice growers

19 August 2008, by Tamil Nadu's transporters, fishermen, cold storage operators and vegetable and food grain growers could lose at least Rs.250 million a day because of an acute diesel crisis triggered by an unending electricity shortage.

[edit] Tamil Nadu fuel crisis spells losses for fishermen, rice growers (IANS via Yahoo! India News)

19 August 2008, by Chennai, Aug 19 (IANS) Tamil Nadu's transporters, fishermen, cold storage operators and vegetable and food grain growers could lose at least Rs.250 million a day because of an acute diesel crisis triggered by an unending electricity shortage.

[edit] A Delicate Condition – part 1 of 2 (Naruto, Naruto/Hinata, #28)

17 August 2008, by Title: A Delicate Condition Author: (info) shawnyw Pairing: Naruto/Hinata Fandom: Naruto Theme: #28 Wada Calcium CD3 Disclaimer: The characters of Naruto belong to Kishimoto Masashi.   This story is written without permission, for fan purposes only.   Do not reproduce without permission. Summary: A ...

[edit] World Rice Shortage? Fading Fast As Vietnam, Thailand At War For ...

14 August 2008, by John E. Carey Here is some good news for just about everyone in the world: Vietnam and Thaiand are each trying to best the other to find the lowest price for rise.But not everyone is happy: in every story there are some loser. ...

[edit] UAE Hopeful Of Easing Rice Shortage Soon

12 August 2008, by networks777@gmail.com According to industry observers in the UAE, rice shortage in the country due to export curbs is likely to ease in October when producers replenish stocks and boost supplies.UAE found difficulties in importing rice this year after some ...

[edit] UAE rice shortage likely to ease in October

11 August 2008, by unknown A rice shortage in the UAE due to export curbs is likely to ease in October when producers replenish stocks and boost supplies, traders said yesterday. But UAE consumers - for whom rice is a major food staple along with bread - will ...

[edit] Rice shortage in UAE set to ease - Gulf Daily News

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[edit] UAE rice shortage likely to ease in October

11 August 2008, by Reuters A rice shortage in the United Arab Emirates due to export curbs is likely to ease A rice shortage in the United Arab Emirates due to export curbs is likely to ease in October when producers replenish stocks and boost supplies, ...

[edit] UAE rice shortage likely to ease in October

10 August 2008, by jexelby@gmail.com ( Summer Saaid ) Benchmark Thai rice has fallen by about a third after record highs in April.

[edit] Why is there a rice shortage?

8 August 2008, by Steve Why is there a rice shortage? what caused the rice shortage and what countries is it affecting? what caused it all anyway? Best Answer Hording and Speculators figuring to m.

[edit] Sri Lanka: Shortage of sugar in Jaffna peninsula

6 August 2008, by Jaffna Government Agent (GA) has suspended the distribution of sugar as part of the relief food assistance under World Food Programme as the stocks of sugar in the government stores have depleted, sources in Jaffna said. The AG has directed the co-operative shops to increase the amount of rice, ...

[edit] In the Year of the Dragon - runaway win in 5 perfect rounds (3-player game)

5 August 2008, by This is a report of an on-going game on MaBiWeb, game #22850: http://www.mabiweb.com/modules.php?name=GM_YearDragon&g_id=22850&op=view_gamelog The three players were Scholle, mHabes, and tarot (me), with me going last in the initial persons selection. The event order was: Peace - Peace - Drought ...

[edit] Taiwan's rice exports soar due to global shortage - Earthtimes (press release)

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[edit] Sugar mills owe millions to farmers

4 August 2008, by ISLAMABAD (APP): Sugar mills still owe millions of rupees to farmers, so they were unable to invest in other crops. Sher Ali, a farmer from Sargodha told APP, the crushing season had ended in March but the farmers have not been paid the cost of sugarcane. Farmers have no money to invest in other crops ...

[edit] Rice Still "Good as Gold," World Food Shortage "Not Over"

3 August 2008, by A souce in India told us that rice is still "as good as gold" because of the world-wide shortage wich has abated some but still exists.Because of the shortage, India stopped all rice exports to make sure it had enough rice for domestic demand.While Inda was not exporting rice, Vietnam and Thailand reaped the benefits. They were the only two major suppliers to the Philippines, Japan and el...

[edit] Kerala to get more rice, wheat: Pawar (New Kerala)

2 August 2008, by New Delhi, Aug 2 : Kerala, hit by a foodgrain shortage after the central government cut its quota, will get a special allocation of 10,000 tonnes rice and 20,000 tonnes wheat ahead of the Onam festival, Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar has said.

[edit] 101 East -World rice prices at a record high-31 July08 Part1

2 August 2008, by The recent global food shortage has led many analysts to declare that the era of cheap food is over. The emergence of affluent consumers in India and China has resulted in food demand outstripping supply, while the rise in fuel prices has meant an increase in the cost of food production. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFKhRTC8rI8

[edit] 101 East -World rice prices at a record high-31 July08 Part2

2 August 2008, by The recent global food shortage has led many analysts to declare that the era of cheap food is over. The emergence of affluent consumers in India and China has resulted in food demand outstripping supply, while the rise in fuel prices has meant an increase in the cost of food production. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsJmvaCl5gU

[edit] 101 East -World rice prices at a record high-31 July08

1 August 2008, by The recent global food shortage has led many analysts to declare that the era of cheap food is over. The emergence of affluent consumers in India and China has resulted in food demand outstripping supply, while the rise in fuel prices has meant an increase in the cost of food production. Words above and video below posted by AlJazeeraEnglish Part 1 Part 2

[edit] The High Price of Rice Fights Trafficking

1 August 2008, by Photo: Sandy Gates “My mom is the type of person who likes to know exactly where her food comes from,” one of the girls explained her mom’s preference for buying groceries from farm stands than, say, supermarkets, because they are not processed. I like seeing exactly where my food comes from because it makes me appreciate all the work that has gone into each single grain of rice I have on my plate every day. The worldwide shortage of rice has sent prices of rice through the ceiling, but as

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[edit] India to Review Ban on Rice Exports - World Food Situation Still “Perilous”

1 August 2008, by The Economic Times (India) NEW DELHI: Government will review the ban on exports of non-basmati rice next week after taking stock of the total availability of the grain. “We are having a meeting of the (empowered) Group of Ministers which is going to review food stock, crop availability and will take a decision” Commerce and Industry Minister Kamal Nath said. He said all parameters like total procurement and production would be considered by the eGoM.   Inspecting rice….. Headed by External A

[edit] Shadow of the News Today

31 July 2008, by A shadow is a region of darkness where light is blocked by an object. Darkness behind the light…The News Today - whether you watch the daily news or hear them on the radio, still the same result…you will be disturbed and get annoyed! The news are supposedly casting the light upon certain issues but behind the news is a dark shadow much larger than the light… Some examples: The SONA - SO NOT!!! I admit, I didn’t watch the SONA held last Monday, July 28, 2008…Why? Because I seriously think that it

[edit] As Predicted

31 July 2008, by As Predicted Posted in Energy, Freedom, Hunger at 7:30 pm by Thanos This is a time when I hate being right in these previous articles. This is a night I surely wish I were wrong, completely and utterly wrong. North Koreans are starving once again, and for now it’s the tyrannies and the slave states that will feel the brunt of hunger. Later, if we do not make energy more plentiful it will spread to poor states, not just the failed ones. Growing, transporting, and storing food is energy intensi

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[edit] SONA 2008, Part 2: Blame it on the gods!

29 July 2008, by Continuing with the Sona… here’s the SONA 2008 Summary pointers. Let me start by giving you an example of world prices… on steel. Now, recall that the Chinese economy grew double digit for the last 10 years or more. That was consistent. Recall that even the Indian economy grew rapidly as well. Because both of those two giant economies have booming construction, demand for steel went to the stratosphere. Result? Unbelievably high prices for construction materials, especially steel. Look into t

[edit] Vietnam: Communism’s Booming Economic Miracle or Poverty Disaster?

28 July 2008, by By John E. Carey Peace and Freedom The answer to the headline’s question is: BOTH. Vietnam is the land of many dichotomies today. Last week, the nation completed hosting the Miss Universe beauty pageant.  Visitors came from all over the world to attend and to enjoy Vietnam’s raging night life.  But tickets were so expensive that the average Vietnamese would have had to fork over one year’s pay or more to attend. Night life?  It is terrific.  Loud music.  Women of unbelievable beauty dress

[edit] Vietnam to freeze new golf courses to protect rice farms

28 July 2008, by HANOI (AFP) - Communist Vietnam plans to restrict the growth of new golf courses encroaching on rice farms to ensure national food security and protect thousands of poor farmers, state media reported Monday. A “caddy” on the Dong Mo King Island Golf Course west of Hanoi. Communist Vietnam plans to restrict the growth of new golf courses encroaching on rice farms to ensure national food security and protect thousands of poor farmers(AFP/Hoang Dinh Nam) More than 140 golf courses, either op

[edit] Egypt cannot live by bread alone.

27 July 2008, by With the world fighting wars for oil and ideology, have we all been distracted so long that we've missed a more immediate problem?No matter what your stance is on 'greenhouse' theory, global temperatures are... read more

[edit] Myanmar farmers back at work, but outlook is bleak

27 July 2008, by THOME GWE, Myanmar -(AP) Ko Nyi Thaut lost six of his children and all his possessions when Cyclone Nargis hit Myanmar three months ago. But the 53-year-old farmer still has his rice fields. The surprise, say aid workers, is how quickly he and others have gone back to work. The broader food outlook, however, is bleak. Like tens of thousands of farmers, Ko Nyi Thaut labors from dawn to dusk preparing his flood-ravaged Irrawaddy delta land for a crop that should have been planted a month ago.

[edit] Mizoram facing famine, rats devour rice and maize

27 July 2008, by After feasting on paddy in the fields and inside granaries, armies of rodents in Mizoram have started targeting maize, devouring the crop by the tonne and leading to an acute food shortage, officials and aid agencies said.

[edit] Unrest and Hunger Threaten Philippines Stability

26 July 2008, by President Arroyo is due to give the state of the nation report next week, and years of controversy and scandals are catching up with her. The latest polls show that she has a low approval rating and a credibility gap: a recent GMA poll notes that only 14% of the public expect her to tell the [...]

[edit] Hunger

22 July 2008, by Hunger July 22, 2008 by tanglad Over the past three months, have you “experienced hunger and did not have anything to eat?” This was a question from the Social Weather Stations, a non-profit social research station in the Philippines. Their findings show that more Filipino families are going hungry more often. More Filipino families are answering the above question with “a few times.” When asked how often they went hungry, a growing number of Filipinos simply responded, “All the time.” An