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[Blogs.ocregister.com] OCRegister blog: Morning Eye - category: Wet Seal: Broadcom-vs.-Qualcomm patent infringement case at the U.S. International Trade Commission. The 4,200-employee Irvine chip maker is asking the ITC to block imports of cell-phone handsets containing Qualcomm chips that it says violate its patents.

[Kerrycollison.net] Kerry B. Collison: The forum focused on the challenges and opportunities for Muslim women under the UN Convention on the Elimination of All forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW): The principal supporters were the Asia Foundation and the Mag­bassa Kita Foundation Inc. Tattie Licuanan, president of Miriam College, and Oyie de Dios, staunch defenders of women’s rights, threw in their support to help their Muslim sisters find their voices, firm up their resolve, strengthen their muscles as we collectively fight discrimination as we work on peace and security issues.In Mindanao ordinary women have been a potent force in any social, political, or economic undertaking.

[Refugeesinternational.org] WorldBridge: Refugees International's Blog: Already, we're starting to see that this pressure is paying off -- Kristele Younes, the author of the report, has been asked to testify to a congressional subcommittee on Monday about the situation for these "internal refugees." Soon after a series of news articles and TV stories based on our findings, the UN announced it would request more funding to help Iraqi refugees, the U.S. announced it would give more funding to the UN to assist Iraqis, and the U.S. offered to resettle 7,000 Iraqis in the country. Nowhere near enough, but it is a start.

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