The 6 Billionth Babies 12 year Ago Copy Anan and now 7 Billionth

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 The 6 Billionth Babies 12 year Ago  Copy Anan and now 7 Billionth

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, Sarajevo - His name is Adnan Mevic. He's getting something out usually in early life. Two days after birth, the UN Secretary-General (then) Kofi Annan, flew from New York specifically to see him in his arms and hugged Adnan. The year was 1999, 12 years ago. He was crowned as the world's population to 6 billion.

His parents later named Adnan, a name that is close to Annan. This is the name of the nearest Muslim they could find, with the UN secretary general's last name.

Now, Adnan has been sitting in seventh grade. He lived in a rundown one-bedroom apartment in the town of Visoko, Bosnia with his parents.

Today was a difficult time for families Mevic. Jasmin, Adnan's father, was seriously ill - doctors diagnose colon cancer - and can not work. His mother lost her job as a worker in a textile factory three years ago.

While Adnan, he was diagnosed as having problems in her heart, with a small leak. These families survive on U.S. $ 350 cash per month and can not afford the health care they need.

"We never heard anything from the UN again. We have never received anything from them, even birthday cards," said Adnan's mother, Fatima Mevic, on ABC News.

Now, the UN has chosen the date of October 31, 2011, as a symbolic date to mark the world population to 7 billion. In fact, we may have to live with the baby to-7 billion, or maybe he will be born next year. Experts do not agree because it is difficult to say, when about half a million babies are born every day.

This time the UN has decided not to choose a baby. When asked by ABC News, a spokesman for UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon does not really explain why.

"We do not really know the exact state and when it's born," he said. "All countries free to choose baby's symbolic to-7 billion on October 31." Read More

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The 7 Billionth Babies All Over The World

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The 7 Billionth Babies All Over The World

one in Baghpat district in Uttar Pradesh and another one in Philippines.
Pinky Pawar conceived just one month after her marriage with Sachin. They married in Jan 2011. When their baby saw the first light of he world, another baby was also born at the same time in Philippines.

After delivering her baby, Pinky said, "I was very happy when I was told the news. The officials from London even asked me what I would name my child."

Danica May Camacho was born in a full packed government hospital in Philippines as media people along with other general people gathered at the hospital to witness the birth of the 7 billionth baby.

"She looks so lovely. I can't believe she is the world's seven billionth," uttered Camacho's mother after the first encounter with newly born.

Philippines is the 12th most populous country in the world with 94.9 million people, report submitted by UN Population Fund (UNFPA) State of the World Population stated.

The 7 Billionsth Babies Indonesia
President SBY Named to 7 Billionth Babies in Indonesia Today
"Her warning in the form of the name by the president. Time and place are being drafted, probably in East Java or West Java," said Head of Population and Family Planning (BKKBN), Sugiri Syarief detikHealth when contacted on Monday (31/10/2011).

According to Sugiri, warning baby seventh billion in new Indonesia will be conducted on Tuesday (11/01/2011). Because the new baby will be born today, then the company was to collect data to determine a baby who will represent the world's seventh-born population billion.

Therefore, all the babies born today have a chance to become a baby seven billion. But with the calculations and specific criteria, BKKBN will only choose a baby as a symbolic warning to realize that the world is getting full.

Sugiri not explain more details about these calculations, but the technical calculations conducted several countries seem more simple. For example, babies born to first time on Monday (11/31/2011) regarded as the world's seven billion inhabitants.

For example in the Philippines, a baby born two minutes before midnight on Sunday (30/10/2011). By representatives of the UN in the country, baby girl named Danica May Camacho is directly named symbolically as seven billion baby.

If the baby is seven billion in Indonesia commemorated by naming the president, other countries have their own way to commemorate. For example as reported detikNews, in Russia, the government set up a special gift while in Côte d'Ivoire will be held a comedy show.

Far-flung Russian regions compete for '7th billion baby' 

Two of Russia's furthest-flung regions at opposite ends of the planet were at odds on Monday over which could claim the symbolic birth of the world's "seventh billion baby" in the country.

State television broadcast pictures of a newly-born boy in the Russian exclave of Kalingrad which borders EU members Lithuania and Poland, saying he had been designated by the authorities as the talismanic newly-born.

But nine times zones away at the other end of the Earth, the government in the Kamchatka region on the Pacific Ocean issued a proud statement saying it had hosted the birth of the "seventh billion" in its main city Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky.

Wary of putting too much spotlight on a single individual, the United Nations has said it will not designate a single official seventh billion baby as the world's population hits seven billion on Monday.

This has opened the way for countries around the world to claim their own "seventh billion".

Kaliningrad -- former German East Prussia annexed by the Soviet Union after World War II -- said that Pyotr Nikolayev was designated a seventh billion baby by the United Nations just after his birth at midnight to mother Elena.

But the governor of Kamchatka Vladimir Ilyukhin said in a statement that Alexander, born to mother Marina Bogdanova at 19 minutes after midnight local time was the "seventh billion baby" by virtue of being the first to be born in Russia that day.

"Of course there are going to be many claimants for the seventh billion," Ilyukhin said in a statement.

"But our country, as we know, begins with Kamchatka. So we think a Kamchatkan boy was the first born in Russia on the day of seven billion," he added.

Russia is facing one of the world's biggest demographic challenges after low reproduction rates, poor public health and immigration resulted in a dramatic shrinking of the population since the fall of the USSR.

According to the results of Russia's 2010 census, the population shrank by 2.2 million people since 2002 and is now at just under 143 million.

With the campaign to reverse the trend championed by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, Russia's regions are keen to show they are doing all they can to boost the population.

According to the UN Population Fund, the cities of Saint Petersburg, Kaliningrad and Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky were chosen to have the first babies born after midnight given special certificates as being born on the day of seven billion.

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1 August All Over The World

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By Saturday, columnists across the country were furiously trying to analyze the switch.
It’s tough to gauge Klinsmann. As a player, he had an up and down career, but for the most part excelled, winning the World Cup with Germany in 1990.
As a coach, he’s only had two jobs. He led Germany for just two years before stepping down. And he was removed from his position as coach at Bayern Munich halfway through the 2008-09 season.
I’ve heard people say the U.S. team will be way better, and I’ve heard the opposite. I’ve heard a compelling argument that nothing will change.
I usually have a strong opinion about anything US soccer, but now, I’m at a loss.
We’ll just have to wait and see.

On Thursday, with little warning, and to the surprise of even those who were screaming for his removal, Bob Bradley was fired as head coach of the U.S. men’s soccer team.
On Friday, the squad already had a new coach in Jürgen Klinsmann, who is famous as both a striker for the German national team and as the coach who lead the Deutschland to a third-place finish in the 2006 World Cup. Read more

Happy Birthday to: Celebrity born on 1 August


Grateful Dead guitarist/singer Jerry Garcia (1942; d. 1995)

Puerto Rican actress Valery Ortiz (1984)

O-Town singer Ashley Parker Angel (1981)

Conan the Barbarian star Jason Momoa (1979)

The Cosby Show actress Tempestt Bledsoe (1973)

Film director Sam Mendes (1965)

Rapper Coolio (1963)

Public Enemy rapper Chuck D (1960)

Def Leppard singer Joe Elliott (1959)

Musician Robert Cray (1953)

Actor/comedian Dom DeLuise (1933; d. 2009)

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Results of Population Census 2010 Population Census 2010 all over the world

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Hispanics became the largest minority group in 191 metro areas in 2010

BBC News (14 April 2011)

 

New figures by the US Census Bureau show Hispanics now outnumber African Americans for the first time in most metropolitan areas.  The figures, from the 2010 Census, illustrate the growing diversity of the 366 metro areas in the US, which are home to 83.7% of the US population.  Hispanics became the largest minority group in 191 of the areas last year.  The data could influence redistricting lines in many states, where political maps are drawn based on population.

 

The figures released on Thursday are important for the US political process because population determines the number of members a state has in the House of Representatives.  And states draw their own district lines, often taking ethnic voting into account.

 

Hispanic growth

 

That Hispanic populations have become the biggest minority groups in an increasing number of metropolitan areas - 191, up from 159 in the 2000 Census - is in part attributed to black populations moving south, leaving behind economically troubled cities in the northern part of the country.  New metropolitan areas where Hispanic populations rose include: Chicago, Illinois; Grand Rapids, Michigan; and Atlantic City, New Jersey - all regions that will lose US House seats in the 2012 elections because of overall population changes.

 

Last month, the Census Bureau said the total Hispanic population in the US jumped 42% in the last 10 years to 50.5m, the equivalent of one in six Americans.

 

Black populations increased 11% to 37.7m, or about one in 10 Americans.  "A greater Hispanic presence is now evident in all parts of the country - in large and small metropolitan areas, in the Snowbelt [northern states] and in the Sunbelt [southern states]," William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution, told the Associated Press news agency.

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 In Indonesia  you can try to look distribution population per Province 2010 at BPS

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World Census What the World Will Look like in 2050

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World Census What the World Will Look like in 2050

 

 Here is the world in 2050, as imagined by the U.S. Census Bureau: India will be the most populous nation, surpassing China sometime around 2025. The U.S. will remain exactly where it is now: in third place, with a population of 423 million (up from 308 million in 2010). And declining birth rates in two of the world's most economically and politically influential countries, Japan and Russia, will cause them to fall from their current positions as the 9th and 10th most populous nations, respectively, to 16th and 17th.
The findings are the result of population estimates and projections of 228 countries compiled by the U.S. Census Bureau's International Data Base (IDB). They offer a revealing look into the future. "One of the biggest changes we've seen has been the decline in fertility in some developed countries such as China," says Loraine West , an IDB project manager, "while others are experiencing a slight increase." In other words, China's population boom is finally slowing down while Western Europe's long-declining birth rate is - in some places, at least - rising again. Spain and Italy are "on an uptick," says West, "but how high will [the birth rate] rise? Or will it simply fluctuate up and down on some long term level? We'll have to see." According to Italy's The National Institute of Statistics, the country's recent population increase can be largely attributed to its own immigrant population. See TIME's "Intelligent Cities.")
The two countries on track to make the biggest population gains are Nigeria and Ethiopia. Nigeria currently boasts 166 million people, but by 2050 its population is expected jump to 402 million. Ethiopia's population will likely triple from 91 million to 278 million, bringing the east African nation into the one of the top 10 most populous countries in the world for the first time. In fact, according to the United Nations Population Division, although only 18% of the world's population lives in so-called "high-fertility" countries (places where women have more than 1.5 daughters on average), most of those countries are in Africa; the continent is expected to experience significant population growth in the coming decades, which could compound the already-dire food supply issues in some African nations.
While the U.S. appears relatively stable - it's the only country in the top 10 whose ranking is not expected to change in the next 40 years - previous census reports have highlighted dramatic demographic shifts within the country's borders. Last week, the Census Bureau announced that more than half of children under two in the U.S. are ethnic minorities. Add to that the non-Hispanic white population's increasing age (in California, for example, the median age for non-Hispanic whites is almost 10 years older than that of the state as a whole) and America in 2050 will look a lot different than the America we know today. (See TIME's video: 10 Questions for Robert Groves.)
Perhaps the most unfortunate change is the one currently experienced by Russia. The cold, vast country has been undergoing steady depopulation since 1992 and the U.S. Census Bureau expects it to decline further, from 139 million people to 109 million by 2050. That's a 21% drop, even more than country suffered during World War II. Like many countries, Russia is experiencing declining birth rates, but it's also suffering form a relatively low life expectancy. According to the World Health Organization, Russian men have a life expectancy of just 62 years, a fact that is often attributed to the country's high rate of alcoholism and poor diet. (For comparison, Japan is also struggling with depopulation, but the World Health Organization puts its life expectancy at 80 for men and 86 for women).
So what does this mean? The U.S. is not yet experiencing the kind of population decline that Europe experienced in the 1990s and 2000s, although immigration and differing birth rates among races means that the country's ethnic composition is changing. Something similar will be going on in the rest of the world, as well: Africa and India's boom, Russia's decline and China's expected plateau (holding steady around 1.3 billion people between now and 2050) will change the makeup of the estimated 9.4 billion people who will call Earth home in 2050. The future, it seems, is not as distant as we think. read more

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