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AP sources: Plan calls for ship to destroy weapons By LOLITA C. BALDOR and PAULINE JELINEK Associated Press (CNTV) 09:18, August 27, 2013 Nov 28, 4:10 AM EST China’s economy is showing clear \"Besides improving external demand, we China announces its formal FILE - In this Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2013, file signs of stabilizing...the country’s also had policies to speed up infrastructure purchasing managers’ index for photo, a citizen journalism image provided by the statistics agency said the economy is on construction, consumption, environmental August in a few days. It and other United Media Office of Ar been which has been track to meet its 2013 growth target of August data are expected to authenticated based on its contents and other AP 7.5 percent, as support policies kick in reinforce Monday’s confidence reporting, shows members of the United Nations and global demand recovers. booster from the statistics bureau. investigation team take samples from sand near a part Two months into Q3, economic of a missile that is likely to be a chemical rocket, （Editor：WangXin、Chen Lidan） indicators point to a recovery of the according to activists, in the Damascus countryside of economy. This quashes earlier fears of a \"hard-landing\". administration is offering to destroy some of Syria's deadliest chemical weapons in international waters aboard a nearly Sheng Laiyun, spokesman of the 700-foot (213-meter), U.S. government-owned ship, U.S. officials told The Associated Press on Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2013. (AP National Bureau of Statistics made an WASHINGTON (AP) -- Destroying Syria's deadliest chemical weapons on land would come with vexing diplomatic and upbeat forecast for the rest of the year. security problems as well as environmental issues. To avoid those potential troubles, U.S. officials say, the Obama administration is The spokesman also tried to ease exploring the use of a government-owned ship to carry out the disposal in international waters. concerns about China’s local Under a plan yet to be approved, the chemicals would be transported to the MV Cape Ray in the Mediterranean Sea. The nearly government debt. 700-foot ship, based in Portsmouth, Va. \"Figures released in the first half of the We are confident that the economy is The decision to proceed with the chemical disposal plan at sea would be made by the Organization for the Prohibition of year showed that 12 out of 36 monitored sustaining the positive momentum in Chemical Weapons, a global chemical weapons watchdog agency with 190 member states. In a statement Wednesday in the provinces meeting the economic growth target. Netherlands, the watchdog agency said the effort to ship Syria's chemical arsenal out of the country \"continues to pose challenges due to the security situation on the ground Associated Press writers Robert Burns and Deb Riechmann contributed to this report. Why do Mexicans get so worked up about their oil? Chinese Nov 27th 2013, 23:50 by H.T. | MEXICO CITY Xinhua|2013-11-28 14:04:00 By Agencies NBS: China on track to meet 7.5% GDP growth target

province to offer family doctor service China's southern Guangdong Province, one of the richest regions in the country, will initiate a family doctor service starting next year on a trial basis, local The move is to encourage people to have medical care at grassroots medical institutions and reduce the pressure on hospitals in cities. The provincial government is expected to experiment the service at county-level next year. according to a provincial health and family planning commission statement on Wednesday. A family doctor, or family physician, is devoted to the continuing and comprehensive health care for individuals and families across all ages.The family doctor service will be based on the general medical practitioners service in urban community and rural township clinics \"EL PETROLEO es nuestro!\" (\"The oil is ours!\"). This cry, which rang out in the streets when President Lázaro Cárdenas nationalised the oil industry in 1938, still resonates in Mexico. Bizarrely, it is used as a slogan both by the government, which is proposing tothrow open the oil industry to private investment, and by those trying to organise a referendum against the move. Few countries in the world (not even Cuba or North Korea) have such a stranglehold over their oil; the state controls everything from the bottom of the well to the tip of the petrol pump. Yet in other respects Mexico is an open economy; foreigners even own its favourite beer, Corona. Why should oil be so sacred?

1st December,2013 Sunday U.N. to Visit Iranian Nuclear Site A date has been set for the U.N. nuclear watchdog to inspect Iran's heavy-water production plant at Arak By Trevor Cooper Nov. 28, 2013 Iran has invited the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to visit its heavy-water production plant at Arak on December 8. The facility, which the West suspects could be used in the production of plutonium for nuclear weapons, had not been made accessible to inspectors since August 2011, despite repeated requests. The invitation came in response to a cooperation pact between the IAEA and Iran that is separate from the interim agreement reached between Iran and six world powers last weekend. Diplomats hope that the securing of two such deals reflects a genuine change in the attitude of the Iranian authorities towards the inspectors, who have also been invited to inspect a uranium mine. The increased access to Iran’s nuclear facilities has prompted the head of the IAEA, Yukiya Amano, to suggest that additional financial resources may be needed by the agency. He also told the agency’s 35-nation board that an analysis of how the recent interim agreement will be implemented by inspectors would “take some time.” The politically moderate Hassan Rouhani was elected to the Iranian presidency in June on a platform of engaging CHINESE-AMERICAN singer-songwriter Wang U.S. May Destroy Syrian Lee-hom for the first time has disclosed that he has a Chemical Weapons at Sea girlfriend. The superstar said in his microblog that his U.S. is considering The Syria’s most neutralizing dangerous chemical weapons on a ship in the Mediterranean Sea By Trevor Cooper / London Nov. 28, 2013 The Obama Administration is considering destroying the deadliest Syrian chemical weapons at sea in a bid to circumvent the various diplomatic, security and environmental problems that would come with land-based disposal. The plan has not yet been approved but is thought to be in favor as no other country has committed to neutralizing the weapons on their soil. Jonathan Lalley, a?spokesman for the National Security Council, was keen to stress that no decision had yet been made. A lasting solution grows ever more urgent with Australia, as well as England, occupying the same Rugby World Cup pool in 2015. Time is not their friend. Adam Jones, the tighthead rock upon whose propping shoulders so much is based, will be 33 in March. Gethin Jenkins and Ryan Jones will also be 34 when the World Cup kicks off. Jonathan Davies, Ian Evans, Dan Lydiate, Luke Charteris, Jamie Roberts, George North and James Hook are among 10 senior players already committed to playing outside Wales next season, with more certain to follow. Gatland's job is not about to get easier, even when his injured centres Roberts and Davies recover. Then again, as the All Blacks underlined last week, successful game management is no accident. Simplicity and accuracy can be enough, particularly against tiring defences. \"New Zealand knew if they kept the ball they would eventually score,\" reflected Jones. \"There was nothing spectacular. Look at our summer tour in Australia [last year] when we haven't put the ball off the park. We have to make sure we're not caught in that same rut again. We have been there or thereabouts but that's not good enough.\" These are defining days in Welsh rugby, the possible outcomes both heavenly and hellish. If they can defeat the Wallabies at the Millennium Stadium it will round off an outstanding year for Warren Gatland and his players: a Six Nations title, three autumn Test wins out of four and a Welsh-inspired Lions series victory. Lose at home to demob-happy visitors, on the other hand, and serious concerns about migrating players. impoverished regions will resurface once Wales under Gatland have rarely lacked the requisite desire; he believes in keeping his senior players on their toes, as evidenced by the omission of Brian O'Driscoll from his Lions third Test lineup. What has been lacking is similar ruthlessness out on the pitch, specifically in the final minutes of big games. While both England and Ireland gave the All Blacks a physical pounding this month, they could not match the world's No1 side for last-quarter composure and crystal-clear decision-making. How many replacements would have combined in the 81st minute as sweetly as Dane Coles and Ryan Crotty did for New Zealand's vital try in Dublin? Rugby union: Warren Gatland's men recognise the future importance of defeating their southern hemisphere opponents Wales seek to end Wallaby hoodoo That scenario may well hinge on how young Rhodri Jones does up front in the absence of Wales's three senior tightheads; Adam Jones, Scott Andrews and Aaron Jarvis. The 21-year-old was at school with North but has started just one game this season for his region, the Scarlets. Thinking clearly and rationally is much harder when your scrum is splintering in all directions. Australia will also be wondering if the Toulon-bound Evans is entirely match fit as they seek a fourth straight win Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore have finalized their divorce two years after separating, bringing official closure for one of Hollywood's most prominent couples. Actors Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore have finalized their divorce two years after separating, bringing official closure for one of Hollywood's most prominent couples. The end to the eight-year marriage was made final on Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court, with both actors agreeing not to pay spousal support. In March, Moore, 51, had asked the court to grant her financial support from Kutcher, an unusual move for one of the top-earning women in Hollywood during the 1990s. Kutcher, the star of CBS television comedy \"Two and a Half Men,\" Wang Lee-hom (L) and his girlfriend. SD-Agencies Wang Lee-hom falls in love “I’m very lucky to meet a girl who can hold hands and enjoy the future with me. She’s not a person in show biz, so you don’t know her. And I don’t want you to know her by other means „ My dad and mom love her, hope you love her too,” Wang said happily. The 37-year-old singer also uploaded a photo of him and his girlfriend. Kutcher, Moore finalize divorce