8 hrs ago | Catholic.net
Religious, Civil Leaders Call for "Ecological Conversion"
“In the present world, we are called to an ascetic and unpretentious way of living in order to preserve creation's resources and share them with the poorest populations.”
BRUSSELS, Belgium, MAY 8, 2008 .- Church and political leaders have agreed that there is need for an "ecological conversion." The annual meeting of European Union institution leaders with representatives of the ... via Catholic.net
Yesterday | Bakery & Snacks
Cargill opens innovation centre for bakers
“Our new product innovation center, along with the other facilities in our bakery application network, enhance Cargill s ability to help customers create unique bakery products to fill product pipelines and reduce time to market.”
Cargill has opened a new bakery product innovation centre in Minneapolis which is aimed at helping clients develop differentiated bakery products and reducing time to market. via Bakery & Snacks
Saturday | Medical News Today
Vaptans Could Treat Many Conditions, Including Hemorrhage, Water...
Editor's Choice Main Category: Clinical Trials / Drug Trials Also Included In: Cardiovascular / Cardiology ; Women's Health / Gynecology ; Psychology / Psychiatry Article Date: 08 May 2008 - 16:00 PDT ... via Medical News Today
Friday May 9 | Sky News
Drugs Row: Dutch Cafe Move Angers Belgians
“We already have the highest level of crime of any countryside district in Belgium and 95% of it is due to drugs. "We are worried that we are just going to see more of the same.”
The mellow world of dope-dealing Dutch coffee shops is at the centre of a furious international row. via Sky News
Friday May 9 | FoodNavigator
Gut microflora and obesity - Nestle expands the possibilities
“Our results support the idea that modulating gut microbiota could be beneficial for improving glycemic control”
Modifying the population of bacteria in the gut may improve the regulation of glycemic control and reverse the insulin resistance that occurs with obesity, suggests a new study from the Nestle Research Center. via FoodNavigator
Thursday May 8 | PR-inside.com
FC Brugge forward Francois Sterchele dies in car crash
FC Brugge and Belgium forward Francois Sterchele has died in a car crash. Police and his team say the 26-year-old Sterchele died early Thursday morning after he lost control of his Porsche and hit a tree near ... via PR-inside.com
Thursday May 8 | SFGate
InBev profit drops on rising costs
The company said its costs for raw materials such as malt, rice and hops have been rising, and that they have driven InBev to raise beer prices in many of the regions where it operates. via SFGate
Wednesday May 7 | Reuters
Blacklisted by my bank for living in Iran
“It is impossible to work with your address.”
"Your account has been blocked because of your address ... It's not personal." The bank employee in Brussels sounded almost apologetic when she told me my business was no longer wanted since I live in Iran, ... via Reuters
Wednesday May 7 | International Herald Tribune
EU spending on growth, employment boosted in draft 2009 budget
“Investments in research, the environment and energy are growing three times faster than the budget itself, giving real financial shape to our political goals”
BRUSSELS, Belgium : The European Union is to spend more on growth and employment than on agriculture for the second year running, according to a draft 2009 EU budget presented Tuesday by the European ... via International Herald Tribune
Tuesday May 6 | Balkan Times
European Commission to help Albania implement reforms
“I assured [Berisha] of the European Commission's help financially and in other fields”
BRUSSELS, Belgium -- The EU gave its full support to Albania Monday to complete reforms aimed towards integrating the country into the Union. via Balkan Times







