161. Cookies Mick Hume. Whatever the outcome of the new hearing for Cambridge University's plans to build a worldclass, £24 million research centre, it is a disgrace that the Government feels the need to hold a public inquiry into whether we should privilege people or primates. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,1054-491712,00.html

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162. Welcome To The European Coalition To End Animal Experiments Working to eliminate animal experiments in many areas, including the use of animals in Europe to test cosmetics, genetic engineering and the use of primates for research. Established a standard for what constitutes a product which is Not Tested on Animals . Aims, member societies and the International Standard. London, UK. http://www.tierrechte.de/european-coalition

EUROPEAN COALITION TO END ANIMAL EXPERIMENTS A coalition of major animal protection societies campaigning throughout Europe Welcome to the EUROPEAN COALITION TO END ANIMAL EXPERIMENTS The European Coalition to End Animal Experiments was formed in 1990 by animal protection groups throughout the European Union. Its members share a common interest in working towards eliminating animal experiments in many areas, including genetic engineering and the use of primates for research. The original aim of the Coalition was to end the use of animals to test cosmetics within Europe. This issue will remain one of our focal points until a European ban has been achieved. Within an international coalition of animal protection groups from across the European Union and North America, we established a new and internationally accepted standard for what constitutes a product which is "Not Tested on Animals". The standard provides a historic opportunity for cosmetic and toiletry companies to illustrate their commitment to ending animal testing. Details about the International Standard on "Not tested on animals"

163. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Encyclical According to its etymology, an encyclical is nothing more than a circular letter. In modern times, usage has confined the term almost exclusively to certain papal documents which differ in their technical form from the ordinary style of either Bulls or Briefs, and which in their superscription are explicitly addressed to the patriarchs, primates, archbishops, and bishops of the Universal Church in communion with the Apostolic See. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05413a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... E > Encyclical A B C D ... Z Encyclical (Lat. According to its etymology, an encyclical (from the Greek egkyklios, kyklos meaning a circle) is nothing more than a circular letter. In modern times, usage has confined the term almost exclusively to certain papal documents which differ in their technical form from the ordinary style of either Bulls or Briefs, and which in their superscription are explicitly addressed to the patriarchs, primates, archbishops, and bishops of the Universal Church in communion with the Apostolic See. By exception, encyclicals are also sometimes addressed to the archbishops and bishops of a particular country. Thus this name is given to the letter of Pius X (6 Jan., 1907) to the bishops of France, in spite of the fact that it was published, not in Latin, but in French; while, on the other hand, the letter "Longinqua Oceani" (5 Jan., 1895) addressed by Leo XIII to the archbishops and bishops of the United States, is not styled an encyclical, although in all other respects it exactly observes the forms of one. From this and a number of similar facts we may probably infer that the precise designation used is not intended to be of any great significance. From the nature of the case encyclicals addressed to the bishops of the world are generally concerned with matters which affect the welfare of the Church at large. They condemn some prevalent form of error, point out dangers which threaten faith or morals, exhort the faithful to constancy, or prescribe remedies for evils foreseen or already existent. In form an encyclical at the present day begins thus we may take the encyclical

164. Nos Amis Les Animaux Fiches descriptives et photos d'animaux mammif¨res terrestres et marins, primates, insectes et poissons. Informations sur la protection des animaux et de la nature. http://membres.lycos.fr/netfrog/

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