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Russia and the European Union stressed their unity and steered away from open disputes at a summit in Stockholm on Wednesday as they sought each other's backing on issues of trade and climate change. The EU is keen to enlist Russian support for an ambitious deal on fighting global warming at United Nations talks in Copenhagen in December, while Russia wants the EU's support in joining the World Trade Organization (WTO) as soon as possible. The summit "confirmed our common objective - a strategic partnership built on trust and transparency," said Sweden's Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, who hosted the summit as the current holder of the EU's rotating presidency. His guest, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, hailed the talks as "constructive, without any kind of emotions blocking cooperation." At the summit, EU leaders said that Medvedev had pledged to cut his country's greenhouse gas emissions to 20-25 per cent below 1990 levels by 2020- an improvement of 10 per cent on earlier offers, and one which brings Russia's pledge in line with the EU's own. The announcement of the goal should make it easier for the EU to demand emissions cuts from other key players, especially the United States and Canada, in Copenhagen, leaders said. Swedish Prime Minister and President of the European Council Fredrik Reinfeldt is meeting with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev. Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt chairs the summit. Minister for Enterprise and Energy Maud Olofsson and Minister for Foreign Affairs Carl Bildt are attending the summit. The EU is also represented at the summit by President of the Commission Jos Manuel Barroso and EU High Representative Javier Solana. Issues to be addressed include climate change, energy, the global economy and follow-up of the G20 summit. Discussions also cover areas in which the EU and Russia maintain ongoing cooperation, including economic and trade issues, regional cooperation and cooperation in the area of justice. Current foreign policy issues are also on the agenda. Trade barriers for European companies are high on the agenda. The climate issue, the economic crisis and the uncertainty surrounding Russia's accession to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) are important issues to be discussed. Both parties have to continue to coordinate their efforts to meet the economic crisis. In this context, the EU will emphasise the importance of avoiding protectionism. Today, for example, discriminatory road tolls and trade sanctions are hindering European companies. Russia's position as the EU's most important energy partner is discussed, as well as the importance of putting into place a better early warning system for gas supply reductions, for example. Another issue that will be brought up is the situation in Georgia. One of the EU's top priorities at the summit is to urge Russia to present pledges on emissions reductions ahead of the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. During the debate held in the European Parliament on Wednesday evening, several parliamentarians brought up the Human Rights situation in Russia. Recently the European Parliament awarded the Sacharov Prize for freedom of thought to the Russian human rights organisation Memorial. The Council wants to appeal to Russia to do its best to ensure that Human Rights defenders can carry out their work without fear of violence, harassment or threats.Source: BR-TV

Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, representing the 27 member states of the European Union, previews today's EU-Russia talks at a press moment together with Russian President Dimitry Medvedev. 00:00:00 Title 00:00:05 General view and arrival of Swedish Prime Minister and President of the European Council Fredrik Reinfeldt and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev 00:00:16 SOUNDBITE (Swedish) Fredrik Reinfeldt: over the last year, the relationship between us has been characterised by an increasing bilateral trade. Now 400 companies from Sweden and Russia, the volume of investment has grown by 500% over the last years in Stockholm, we can see how the number of Russian tourists is growing. This is one of the manifestations of such a growing exchange. We have agreed that we need sustainable and predictable conditions for Swedish businesses which would consider increasing their investment in Russia. We started discussing climate issues which are high on the agenda in the EU Russia summit. 00:01:20 Cutaway 00:01:23 SOUNDBITE (Russian) Dmitry Medvedev: I would like to thank Mr Reinfeldt for this invitation which allows me to visit Sweden, it has been a long time since we had the opportunity for such a talk. As far as our bilateral relation is concerned, over the last years they have been progressing quite well, the volume of our bilateral trade last year was at a very high level, over 8 billion dollars. This is the highest bilateral trade volume we have ever had. Certainly this year it has gone down due to the crisis, but it is the price we have to pay for participating in a global economy.I hope that our bilateral trade will be consolidated, the more so as we have a lot in common, projects on the way, there are companies that are very big, like Ikea and some others, those are very popular brands in Russia. I hope that the work on this track will be continued, and our consumers can get high quality goods." Swedish Prime Minister and President of the European Council Fredrik Reinfeldt is meeting with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev. Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt chairs the summit. Minister for Enterprise and Energy Maud Olofsson and Minister for Foreign Affairs Carl Bildt are attending the summit. The EU is also represented at the summit by President of the Commission Jos Manuel Barroso and EU High Representative Javier Solana. Issues to be addressed include climate change, energy, the global economy and follow-up of the G20 summit. Discussions also cover areas in which the EU and Russia maintain ongoing cooperation, including economic and trade issues, regional cooperation and cooperation in the area of justice. Current foreign policy issues are also on the agenda. Trade barriers for European companies are high on the agenda. The climate issue, the economic crisis and the uncertainty surrounding Russia's accession to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) are important issues to be discussed. Both parties have to continue to coordinate their efforts to meet the economic crisis. In this context, the EU will emphasise the importance of avoiding protectionism. Today, for example, discriminatory road tolls and trade sanctions are hindering European companies. Russia's position as the EU's most important energy partner is discussed, as well as the importance of putting into place a better early warning system for gas supply reductions, for example. Another issue that will be brought up is the situation in Georgia. One of the EU's top priorities at the summit is to urge Russia to present pledges on emissions reductions ahead of the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. During the debate held in the European Parliament on Wednesday evening, several parliamentarians brought up the Human Rights situation in Russia. Recently the European Parliament awarded the Sacharov Prize for freedom of thought to the Russian human rights organisation Memorial. The Council wants to appeal to Russia to do its best to ensure that Human Rights defenders can carry out their work without fear of violence, harassment or threats. Source: BR-TV

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7,624 Views - North Carolina's Spongetones have had huge success on the internet with some of Alternative rock's best and most known hit songs among them "Bring it All over Me" from their album "Number Nine". The Beatles-like band are retro but this is not necessarily a tribute band indeed as they constantly come up with creative ideas of their own !! - With their melodic hooks always intact, ...Spongetones forever gain new fans and listeners daily in cyberspace !!

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209,638 Views - Redondo Beach California's Greenhouse Effect feed off the Internet as The World's Most Watched and Downloaded Alternative Rock band of Cyberspace. The always Great and timeless Songwriting and Musicianship allow G.e. to do things on the web and with jango.Radio that few other bands can match !! Clark Hagins Great Lead Vocals are always the key but it is the "G.e. Story" and blogs that captivate a world audience like no band can !! "Ripping Reason" explodes in an orgasm of hard rock psychedelia; "I think the key to our songs is when you turn them all up loud - FULL BLAST - On your computer, ..they just sound great" says Clark Hagins in 2007. Hagins and his two mentor friends and former managers Jeffery Snowe and Dr. Steven Hoovernton blast G.e. around the web daily via GoogleVideo.com to massive plays , often using Linking technology , scripts, bots, and net savy 'web tricks' unparalelled to cyberspace perfection - and big BIG VIEWS for the three piece G.e. !! Bassist Rick Carmody and legendary Guitarist Phil Keegan (Dr. Phil) are the two other key players in G.e's fame game that help to garnish in a web viewership making Hagins one of the Web's top "Internet celebrities" at "The Insider" and TMZ. "We're an explosive band,..we do it all with our songwriting" says Clark Hagins who spends his days today as a swimming pool cleaner in San Diego's North County of Carlsbad California. "We are exciting, fun guys,...but we are very human and our 'blues' comes across well,..being from the South Bay where Black Flag is from certainly helps,..I grew up on a collection of SST Records vinyls down in my bedroom as a youth,..listening to bands like Swa and the Minutemen and mailing in my own tapes to Sst,..I wanted to be an alternative punk rock star as far back as 1986,...so many people from the South bay email me with great stories they remember,..people from all over the world are so kind to me,...People like Jeffery Snow "the snowman" in Massachusetts mean the world to me,...Rock City Records put out our early cd's from Boston way back in 89' and 90,..it was fun,...Dr. Steve Hooverton came to our show at Wilson Stadium on September 1, 1990 where we played with Instigator and Prop 13,..he witnessed one hell of a show with Phil Keegan that day,..." Greenhouse Effect would go on to play "The" historic show at the Hermosa Saloon on August 16, 1991 where they appeared to look, play, and sound exactly as Nirvana - only problem was,..Nirvana had not been released yet and no one had ever heard of them before,...a show in 1991 opening up for the Jim Mellon Quartet that was filmed by cameraman the South Bay's Jeff Hrzina; "So many people back in the South Bay pat me on the back,...they remember how insistant G.e. was,..and how forcefully determined we were to take over the world,..we have so many people there now saying great things about us,..they spread the g.e. "vision" and they tell the G.e. stories,...of how they once saw us at a show,..and about how great our vision and prophesy was,...my dad is a psychic,..its in the DNA" HAGINS began his musical career in 1982 - 84' era, playing with punk rock bands and "South Bay Blues" bands as well,...as drummer for "Outlash Control" from Torrance and the "Soul clinic" from Redondo Beach with legendary guitarist Steve Stepanian and later the Jim Mellon Quartet where Hagins spent many nights tightening his chops at the Hermosa Saloon before enthusiastic crowds "Those early days where I rocked in crowds prepared me to take on an audience of millions now today" says Hagins who professes his favorite bands in 2009 are Florida's "Reverse Engineers" nee Emmit Brown and Batlord. "The way I see it,..I have to get these bands as big as me because they are friends who have said kind things about me,..they are into David Bowie like me,..I appreciate that"

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