Scientology Volunteer Clergy Put Relief Efforts In Haiti Continue
The next phase of assistance to Haiti is to help in the long run to rebuild the country since the January 12, 2010 clergy from 21 countries over 300,000 people have helped more than 300 volunteer Scientology. Including thousands of orphans. The support was in the form of accommodation, food, medical care, education and the processing of traumatic events. At the same time, disaster workers, refugees, teachers and students are trained and assistance contributed to the reconstruction work. Within a week after the catastrophic day Scientology chartered Church the first of a total of six flights.
369 medical specialists and responders were brought together with the Scientology Volunteer clergy to Haiti. In addition, there were 263,000 pounds food, medical and other supplies in the country. Locally, the clergy all distributed to refugees, charities, schools, hospitals and clinics. Because the medical infrastructure had collapsed, assisted the Volunteer Ministers in operations, helped bring babies into the world, organized medical transports and took care of many patients. For weeks, clerics at the General Hospital in Port-au-Prince, in the tent Hospital of the University of Miami and in makeshift hospitals and clinics around the city were Scientology.
A team supported a Haitian relief organization, to rebuild an orphanage which now takes care of 111 orphans. Other volunteer Ministers gave organizational and logistical support in refugee camp in Port-au-Prince and remote towns and helped to build eight camps to Haiti around, including one on the border with the Dominican Republic. You trained more than 281 Haitian teams of volunteers who had joined them, to provide assistance in the neighborhood and refugee camps throughout the region. The next phase of assistance to Haiti is to help rebuild the country in the long term. The Volunteer Ministers work Here closely with the locals together, build shelters and are helpful to get back working the water and sewage system. More information: press-service of the SK Bayern e.V., be Anichstrasse 12, 80802 Munich, contact: Uta Eilzer, TEL. 089-38607-145, FAX. 089-38607-109,
Debate Round Creative Economy Seminar (Photo courtesy Sao Paulo Fashion Week) More details Debate Round led by Gra a Cabral in the second stage of the Creative Economy Seminar: Visions of the Future, organized by the In-MOD Sao Paulo Fashion Week Magazine Valor Economico. The round was launched by Fernando Reinach, founder of the Brazilian Genome Project and director of Votorantim Ventures, venture capital fund of the largest Brazilian industrial conglomerate (involved in the areas of telecommunications, electronic commerce and biotechnology), who raised two issues that it considers its own Creative Economy: venture capital and ownership of ideas. “The notion of risk capital is not big news,” said Reinach. Does this example The Spanish crown who risked capital to fund “pay dirt”, the route to India … of 10 ships that sailed from Spain, 7 were lost and 3 achieved things such as discovering a new continent, said to illustrate that if Reinarch While 70 of initiatives fail, the few well have occurred represent a movement for humanity. So what is the ROI : HUGE. Ownership of ideas. For Reinach, the real novelty is the idea. And with this premise put IP as the first focus of the debate. His presentation pointed out that until the Industrial Revolution had not raised the division between idea and realization, a notion that up thanks to technological advances. Since then, it is possible to separate the idea of the physical object that materializes, the creator of the idea can only sell once, the rest are copies. The great challenge for Reinach is in the ownership of ideas, if the record industry and the film are suffering the blow of piracy … that the fashion industry has the suggestive name of copycat … So how to protect intellectual property … There is patent law … but the dilemma arises when it comes to low prices, while not contemplate the payment of patents.Raises two key issues, a quantitative type (on the duration of patents) and a qualitative type (should we reward creative work or not ) Fernando Reinach (Photo courtesy Sao Paulo Fashion Week) Why think in terms of intellectual property