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STAFF: Madame Secretary, Mr. Solangi will be the moderator for this event.
SECRETARY CLINTON: Okay. Great. Thank you. Oh, and we have someone on the phone.
MODERATOR: And we have one on the phone, Miss Neela Ilyas. She is affiliated with an FM station in Quetta, Pakistan.
SECRETARY CLINTON: Okay.
MODERATOR: And we will give her the chance to ask the first or second question. But let me introduce everybody. Hello and welcome.
QUESTION: Hello, and asalaam wailakum.
MODERATOR: Well, asalaam. And Neela, just hold on your thought for a minute. We will get back right to you just in a minute.
QUESTION: Okay, fine.
MODERATOR: Thank you.
QUESTION: Okay. Okay, fine. Okay.
QUESTION: Hello. My name is Murtaza Solangi. I'm a broadcast journalist and director general of Radio Pakistan. I am joined by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton today. And I have a panel of eight radio gurus here who work in different capacities in the different radio outlets. This is a combination of a group of both private and public radio people.
First of all, we welcome you here. I will ask you the first question and then we will go to everybody. They will introduce themselves, who they are, and they will ask the question. And we'll go in a circle until our time runs out.
Well, paradoxes abound. Your trip to Pakistan this time, which is your fifth trip, as you just said, and your first official trip, has been categorized as "charm offensive." (Laughter.) And since you are almost at the end of your trip, so my question would be: What are the achievements of this trip both for United States of America and Pakistan?
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, thank you for the question, and thanks to each and every one of you for participating in this radio roundtable. I think it would be fair to say that my trip is part of our commitment to a long-term relationship with Pakistan. And as I have said in several different settings, we want to turn the page on what has been a strained and somewhat difficult period in our relationship.
Now that Pakistan has a newly elected democratic government, we want to fully partner with you on not just security, which has been the driving force of the relationship for the last several years, but on a broad and comprehensive agenda that includes everything from electricity to water, health to education, women's rights and empowerment, to agriculture -- just the entire range of concerns that have been expressed to us by the people and Government of Pakistan.
I came with a very specific desire to listen and to try to answer questions and confront some of the unfortunate feelings and attitudes that I know exist in Pakistan today toward the United States. I came with the announcement of several projects that we have been working on through the last nine months on everything from help, to your electricity system, to a new program for young people to use their cell phones to communicate and to build networks of citizen activists around the country.
I think we have a lot of work to do, but I'm encouraged by what I've heard. And I think my hope is for the kind of positive, comprehensive partnership where we can speak freely and openly, where we listen to one another, where we agree to try to work together, and where we have disagreements, to air them and try, if possible, to resolve them. And I think we've had a good start, but there's a lot of work ahead.
MODERATOR: Thank you. You have been advocating human rights, and I remember your slogan: Women rights are human rights. And let me give the chance to one of our female broadcast journalists from Quetta. She's on the phone with us.
Neela Ilyas, would you introduce yourself and ask the first question to Madame Secretary, please?
QUESTION: Okay. First of all, I would like to say asalaam wailakum to those who are listening to me. My name is Neela, and I'm broadcasting from FM 105 from Baluchistan. And my first question is also regarding with the health and humanity, as you were talking about. The belief of mine is that men should not -- men should take your maximum opportunity (inaudible) education for all. Sound health, a vision of good life and considering woman is a total source of peace and prosperity as man is, and ensuring that a man -- that a child of today is nation builder of tomorrow, regardless his or her caste, religion, color, and (inaudible). So my question is also related with the same child as we all are really much well aware about the child labor that is really much (inaudible) all over the (inaudible). We can talk about Pakistan and especially with Baluchistan, we are having this really great and burning issue of our current experience that the child laborer is increasing its -- by, you know, the society is by the low categorized people (inaudible). Why is it so?
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, thank you, Neela, for that question. I started off in public service working on behalf of children and children's futures, so I am particularly sensitive to the problem that you just raised.
QUESTION: Yeah.
SECRETARY CLINTON: Child labor is a problem. It's a problem not only in Pakistan, it's a problem in many countries. And part of the reason for it is, number one, families need extra income, so children are sent out to work, and often at the expense of their education. There is also a problem that there aren't enough schools for children to attend. And therefore, they are left to their own devices and so they take on jobs or they are put into almost forced labor situations.
And I think it's important that we tackle the problem of child labor. It is not always the case that it is injurious to a child, but in many instances it is. The conditions under which children work, the exploitation of children, the fact that many children are not paid fairly for the work that they do. The situation in some places in the world, including here in Pakistan, of bonded labor or other forms of forced labor, means that governments need to stand up for children's rights to be children, for children to get an education, for children to be cared for.
QUESTION: Sorry to cut you off, but I'd also like to bring some more issues, like we are having with child exploits of sexual, commercial exploitation, not even that so the child laborer, the trafficking, the smuggling. These all are the really, you know, important issues which we are neglecting day by day. What do you think? So does it sound good?
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, I think you're right. I think that the problem of human trafficking and trafficking children into abuse, often the sex trade, is unfortunately all too common. And I've worked on this issue for many years. I'm not satisfied that we're doing enough yet. But we need --
QUESTION: Exactly.
SECRETARY CLINTON: We need strong laws in every country, we need to enforce those laws, and we need to make sure that children are rescued from being exploited in such cruel and inhumane ways.
MODERATOR: Neela, we'll get back to you. Please stay on the line, because we have to have a round of questions.
QUESTION: Okay, fine.
MODERATOR: So you'll get another chance. So stay with us. Let's move clockwise and give the folks a chance.
Fakhar, please.
QUESTION: Madame Secretary of State, I had the opportunity to cover tripartite dialogue between America, Pakistan, and Afghanistan this week. I also was there at the time of the briefing, that briefing by you and the presidents of Pakistan and Afghanistan. And I am watching the those tripartite dialogue and (inaudible) are taking place to meet the common objectives to combat extremism, terrorism. But sometimes I wonder that, you see, despite all this intensive consultation and coordination between the (inaudible) countries and all of the regional powers since President Barack Obama took power, there are still sometimes, (inaudible) they become so clouded that whatever the progress has been made on certain issues or arguments which have been made, they somehow go in the background and (inaudible) and all that achievement (inaudible) also. So what is your (inaudible)?
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, thank you for covering the tripartite dialogue, because we think it's a very important opportunity for the United States, Afghanistan, and Pakistan to work together to solve common problems and to try to create some very positive outcomes. And of course, it is true that sometimes disagreements get magnified. But I think that it is important to stay with the consultation and the negotiation. This is absolutely critical to any progress we might make.
One of the first things that Ambassador Holbrooke raised at the very first tripartite meeting was a trade transit agreement between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Pakistan has an enormous amount to gain by opening up more trade into Central Asia, which could be done by moving across the border more efficiently without obstacles. So that was started back at the meeting you attended. There have been several meetings between our governments. And we're hopeful that such an agreement will be signed by the end of this year.
So positive change can come, not easily, because there often has to be a lot of careful consideration and analysis and we have to listen to each other, but it is far better than the alternative of either ignoring the legitimate interests and needs of the other county, or, as you say, having disagreements that get out of hand because there's no forum or venue to try to rein that in. So I think it's a very positive development.
MODERATOR: Now, we go to Najib Ahmed. Najib Ahmed represents an independent FM network, FM Power 99, as it's called.
Najib Ahmed.
QUESTION: Thank you. Thank you, Madame Secretary. I am also the chairman of an
of (inaudible) that is known as Association of Independent Radio Broadcasters. I am the first channel which came after the (inaudible) to come on air, and we started broadcasting in 2002. And now, there are about more than 100 radio stations covering (inaudible) radio stations broadcasting in different parts of Pakistan. And right when the (inaudible) radio came on air, the value and importance of (inaudible) FM station became more important. It was very much (inaudible). And the U.S. side as well, there is (inaudible) importance to the (inaudible) radio station.
But unfortunately, the conditions here in Pakistan which I feel that our journalists here will be in a better position to tell, that we don't have that much technical and professional facilities here, or trained or different kind of staffs here. There are -- of course, there's the USAID-funded organizations giving some support to some of the radio stations, but we do need an aggressive approach towards this because if these radio stations are vulnerable economically or technically, they may become victim -- you see they may go in the hands of very dangerous people. And like we have seen in the more rural areas, most of the radio stations are doing unethical advertising. And for this, of course, there is some work that's being done, but we want to know what support and what effort, other than retraining, U.S. Government is going to give to the Pakistans to improve the situation in the broadcasting (inaudible) the broadcast sector.
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, it's interesting that you raise that, because one of the comments that was made to me in the last day is that we are losing the information war. We may be winning the military war in Pakistan, but a Pakistani said we're losing the information war. And I think what he meant by that is that the extremists run their own FM radio stations, as you know. They are very small mostly, but there are many of them. There are many illegal, but they operate and they are used for propaganda purposes, to intimidate people. You know better than I all of the impact.
So I think we do need to look at the broadcast industry and figure out how there can be more support, and particularly in areas that don't have a lot of coverage now. I would imagine that in some of the rest of the country, there's a lack of different voices and information. But I know that Ambassador Holbrooke's team is working on a whole communications strategy, so I would hope we could follow up and speak with you about that.
MODERATOR: We go to Colonel, Retired, Khalid Munir. He represents FM 88, Laki Marwat in the NWFP province. Please.
QUESTION: Madame Secretary, my FM is the only FM now which is being heard in South Waziristan.
SECRETARY CLINTON: Really?
QUESTION: In the battlefield. What I would like to ask you is the operation is underway in South Waziristan. If it is successful when 5 percent of our military (inaudible) will be solved, but will the USA will be satisfied with South Waziristan operation only or you would like that everywhere with the networks out there they should be taken care of, apart from (inaudible)?
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, first let me say that I think that the Pakistani army is doing an excellent job. I was briefed at length by both General Kiyani and General Pasha last night, and the operation in Swat and the operation insofar as it's going in South Waziristan seem to be quite successful.
It is just my opinion, and I discussed this with the generals last evening, that there is this syndicate of terror now, and defeating it in one place doesn't guarantee that you will have defeated it in every place. I think that going into South Waziristan sent a very good message, because that was a center of a lot of the terrorist operations and planning. But because I do think there's a network, it is very likely that the remnants of this network -- informed by, trained by, equipped by and funded by al-Qaida -- will strike again at the Government of Pakistan, as it has been. I think that the attacks on the GHQ, the attacks on police stations, all of this is a direct assault on the writ of government and the sovereignty of Pakistan.
And so it will be important to watch that and to evaluate if there needs to be additional actions. That, of course, is up to the Pakistani Government and military. But it is important in this kind of war, which is an asymmetrical war -- it's an insurgency, it's a guerilla operation, it has very few of the hallmarks of what you were trained to do when you were in the military -- therefore, you have to be constantly adjusting your tactics in trying to deal with it. It's something that we learned after a very painful set of lessons in Iraq. And as you know, General Petraeus, who was our commander in Iraq, is now commander of CENTCOM. General McChrystal, who was in charge of special operations in Iraq, is now our commander of the international forces in Afghanistan. And they have very close communication with your military leadership, because everybody is learning. I mean, this is a new challenge to deal with this threat. So I don't know what the next chapter will be, but I'm very impressed at the chapter that is being written right now.
MODERATOR: Thank you. We go to Farishta Shaykani. She heads PACT Radio in Peshawar, NWFP province. Farishta.
QUESTION: Pleasure meeting you, Madame. I'm Farishta Shaykani from PACT Radio, Pak-Afghan cross-border transmission, training, and production (inaudible), working across the region. My question is about relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan, because they are both very near, very neighbors, but the relationship is always on/off. Whenever a critical situation happens in Afghanistan, Pakistan is being blamed. Whenever something happens in Pakistan, Afghanistan is being blamed. What role can U.S. play regarding solving these kind of issues?
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, we hope to play a positive role in working with Pakistan to help stabilize Afghanistan. I think that there is no doubt that a stable and secure Afghanistan is in Pakistan's interest, because you don't want there to be across your border a safe haven for terrorists, you don't want the people you are chasing out of South Waziristan to find a safe place over on the other side. So it's very much in both the United States's and Pakistan's interests to try to create a stable situation in Afghanistan.
And I'm hoping that through efforts like the trilateral dialogue that Mr. Abbas was talking about, we will help create a better understanding and relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan. I mean, it's fine to be competitive with your neighbors over things like trade or football or whatever it might be, but I think that it's in everyone's interest to try to create a much more stable, peaceful, friendly relationship between the two countries.
MODERATOR: And now we go to Iram Abbasi. She represents an FM network called 106.2. They have stations across Pakistan. Yes, Iram.
QUESTION: Thank you. I'm actually Iram, working for 106.2 Hum FM station.. We've got Karachi, Lahore, (inaudible) Peshawar (inaudible) the network. And beside that, I'm also working for an organization (inaudible) which is aimed to develop the professional capacity of professional females working in (inaudible). This is (inaudible).
So, actually, I've got (inaudible) as well as (inaudible) especially the professional and within the industrial, I'd like to know how you guys are going to go and -- you know, in the affected areas, how you going to uplift the female and their education and their (inaudible) as again, as you said earlier. But knowing the importance of radio, how do you intend to use radio for that particular reason, for that particular group, and specifically females or, you know, the professionals working in radio, how do you think you can utilize their abilities and their work towards that particular goal, you know, to achieve in those affected areas?
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, I think we will have to look to people like you who have the expertise and the experience to advise us about how best to use the electronic media. This has been an area of great concern to us because we know that the terrorist groups are getting quite sophisticated. They use the internet, they use radio, in particular, in getting their message out. And it's very important for what happens to women in some of these areas where the extremists have tried to turn the clock back on women, and they have tried to use radio to send messages about what women should or shouldn't do. I mean, they use the radio to say that women shouldn't go to school, that women shouldn't go out of their homes. And that's very intimidating and very frightening.
And so there needs to be a program using the electronic media, and there is no form of the media that is more important in both of your countries, but particularly in Afghanistan, than radio. I'm a big radio fan. I listen to the radio all the time when I'm at home. I listen to what we call National Public Radio. But I know how important radio is to getting the right information to people. And it's not only information about their security, but information about education, information about health. There's a lot we could do. But we will have to look to you to give us advice about that.
MODERATOR: Thank you. We go to Alamagir Bhittani. He represents VOA Deewa Radio that focuses mainly on the border region of Pakistan and Afghanistan.
QUESTION: Thank you, Solangi. I am Alamagir Bhittani. I am working with VOA Deewa Pashto (inaudible). We cover the southern district of North-West Frontier Provinces, including South Waziristan and North Waziristan.
Madame Secretary, my question: It has been observed that U.S. has halted the use of drone attack in Waziristan since Pakistan launched operation. What is the strategy? Will it continue, or it will remain suspended during military campaigns here?
SECRETARY CLINTON: I am not able to comment on that, but I think it is very important to point out that there's great interest on the part of our military and our government in the United States to assist the Pakistani Government and military. So we're well aware that they are engaged in this very critical fight in South Waziristan, and they've asked for certain material, they've asked for certain equipment, they've asked for certain technology. We're trying to get whatever they ask for to to them. Because I think that they've got to win. You've got to win. I don't have any doubt about that.
And from my conversations last night, every possible effort is being deployed to win in South Waziristan, then to try to do reconstruction in both Swat and Malakand in South Waziristan, and we're going to help on that, too.
MODERATOR: Thank you. Now we go to Nisar Khan. Nisar Khan is representing Radio (inaudible) Radio Peace in Mardan, again the province of North-West Frontier.
QUESTION: (Inaudible) I am Nisar. I am (inaudible) alum of Mennonite University of Virginia.
SECRETARY CLINTON: Oh.
QUESTION: Yes. I am -- I was (inaudible) to Pakistan -- was not now. Now I am looking after and consulting for this project -- (inaudible) projects which has been (inaudible). And we are promoting FM radio (inaudible) some (inaudible) radio stations are to be restored in the Frontier Province, because I think -- my question is coming just now -- I think (inaudible) radio community (inaudible) it should be the proper radio to integrate with my common man. And for this purpose, we have announced some (inaudible) radio stations and we need (inaudible) FATA, and the American Government is helping us.
But I am of the view that the project is wearing down. They are going to stop it I fear. And it should not stop because each inch of our province should be interconnected by peace promotion.
SECRETARY CLINTON: Yes.
QUESTION: Once I interviewed (inaudible). I asked him a question, I asked him a question where of how peace in Afghanistan would be possible. He said it is really simple: There should be community interaction on peace promotion. Anyhow, so the community (inaudible) it is very special. In our area, you are better known (inaudible). (Inaudible) this area is -- there are some 3,000 (inaudible). But peace -- real peace progress and now we have started the first FM radio of peace in Alexander the Great and (inaudible) for peace. They were peace stalwarts, just two or three, four, days before. And we get feedback, some 70, 75 telephone calls daily from (inaudible) and we have (inaudible). So I will request that it should be continued (inaudible) stations. It must (inaudible), because to win a war is very simple, but to maintain peace is very difficult.
SECRETARY CLINTON: It is.
QUESTION: So (inaudible) to our effort (inaudible) the request. And question also that it should be -- FM radio should be promoted through Pakistan not only (inaudible) but in our tribal (inaudible) also because we have got only three station there and cyber net. So (inaudible) even discuss this problem, but anyhow, I will request on FM to be continued (inaudible) project (inaudible).
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, I will look into that. I'm not personally familiar with it. But I will certainly look into because, as I believe and as I've said, I think radio is a very important instrument in trying to create an atmosphere for peace, in trying to convince people to negotiate for peace, to live in peace. So I will look into that.
QUESTION: Thank you, Madame Secretary. At the end of this session, I'll briefly tell you the radio environment in this country, both public and private, and what are the major challenges we all are facing.
Let me go straight to a question, since this is my turn to ask a question. There are certain figures floating around since you have come to Pakistan -- 145 million and then 85 million and 45 million allocations. In today's newspapers there was a question, even the press attaché of U.S. Embassy was asked, and he said he will check back and get back to people. Are these announcements of Kerry-Lugar law, or are they separate?
SECRETARY CLINTON: They're separate. Yeah, Kerry-Lugar -- the law has passed. But we have a two-step process in our system: You have to pass the law and then you have to appropriate the money. And so the law has passed, but we haven't had the opportunity to appropriate the money yet. So this is an increase in assistance that we are taking out of our current budget to jumpstart our partnership.
MODERATOR: There's news right there. We go to Fakhar Abbas. Fakhar.
QUESTION: Again, I will raise the question because the (inaudible) whether it is through media or whether it is through governments, other sensitive to (inaudible). That's the way it is. You have been working for peace and anti-Vietnam war activism and after that, during President Clinton's tenure you have been also part and parcel of (inaudible). And now you are also part of a very important initiative to bring peace in the region. But you see, still there are certain issues which sometimes are raised. For instance, through media we have come to know that you said that al-Qaida is (inaudible) Pakistan. And I'm surprised that the people of Pakistan or the Government of Pakistan don't know that.
Since you had intense civil dialogue with the civil and military leadership of Pakistan, and obviously you must have raised this issue along with other issues, what was their response?
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, first let me say that we've had very good discussions, and we've covered a broad range of issues. It is our information that the leadership of al-Qaida is in Pakistan. We don't know where, and we are very committed to pursuing them because of their attack on us, but I also believe that the Government of Pakistan is as well. It's a question of priorities. They are going after their most direct enemy right now, the Pakistan Taliban and some of its elements.
But as I was saying to the colonel, I think it is absolutely clear, and I am convinced, that you will never rid Pakistan of the threat of terrorism unless you rid it of al-Qaida. And it's very personal for me because of what happened on 9/11. I was a senator from New York and spent a lot of my time during my eight years in the Senate working both to help the people who were affected and to try and prevent another attack.
So when we have an arrest like we did some weeks ago of a man named Zazi and we find out that he was trained in an al-Qaida camp -- not a Taliban camp, an al-Qaida camp in Pakistan -- we feel like we have to go to the Government of Pakistan and say, "Somewhere these people have to be hidden out. We don't know where." And I have no information that they know where, but this is a big government. It's got -- a government on many levels, there are local governments and national governments just like there is in any country. Somebody, somewhere in Pakistan, must know where these people are. And we'd like to know because we view them as really at the core of the terrorist threat that threatens Pakistan, threatens Afghanistan, threatens us, threatens people all over the world.
MODERATOR: (Inaudible), it's your turn.
QUESTION: I remember back in the 80s, there was one program teaching of English through the radio in the NWFP. It was very good through the Radio Pakistan, but then it was stopped later on. I believe in the geographical condition of Pakistan and looking into the troubled area and lack of (inaudible), the scarcity of the teachers, there has to be one interactive radio for instruction, so that gives (inaudible). I proposed this to (inaudible) before, but they did -- they started this program, but not onto the radio. They provided the CD players to the schools. And then you see the management of the CD player because they couldn't manage that.
What do you think, is there any possibility of supporting the education sector through the radio by -- through interactive radio for instruction? Any plan for this?
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, I think it's a very good idea and I will look into it, because I believe that it's one of the best ways to get into more homes and have more listeners. And I agree with you that it's more efficient than CD, it's more pervasive than the internet, so I think we should look into it. I agree with that, and not just English but other things as well.
QUESTION: And then mathematics can be taught (inaudible).
SECRETARY CLINTON: Or information about health or other things, right.
MODERATOR: Well, we go from one colonel to the other colonel, Colonel Khalid Munir, again, please.
QUESTION: Madame Secretary, you're going to select a man and send him to Afghanistan as a commander. When he asks you for -- he's the best man -- best judge (inaudible) as far as the (inaudible) are concerned. General McChrystal three months back have asked you for more troops. That was his assessment base. So far, he has not been provided them. And then pessimistic responses from General Mullen -- Admiral Mullen coming that we will talk to Taliban, whereas we are fighting with the Talibans. And then a statement from U.S. State Department or from Admiral Mullen come that we will talk -- we may talk with the Taliban. It demoralizes the people over here that we are fighting them, and America is going to get into negotiations with them. Is it (inaudible)?
SECRETARY CLINTON: No. But let me try to clarify it, because that's a very important point. First, as to General McChrystal's request, the President is taking all of that under consideration. And his timing was to do this after the Afghan election, which, as you know, is not yet over. Because as General McChrystal writes in his analysis, you cannot win just militarily, you also have to have a political component, and that is dependent upon who is in charge in Kabul and the work and the commitment that the government in Kabul will make. So it's all part of a whole. So there's not been any final decision made, and I -- so I don't think that anyone can draw any conclusions about what the President will or will not decide.
With respect to the Taliban, I want very -- I want to be very clear about this. I think that both of our countries face the reality that the leadership, the instigators of the Taliban, have to be captured or killed. But there are many people who have joined the Taliban in Afghanistan who have joined not because they are committed to the Taliban, not because they have a burning desire to wage this war, but because they were forced to. They were, in effect, drafted to, or they are paid to. And we found in Iraq that there were hardcore al-Qaida and other terrorists who had to be defeated, but there were others who could be reintegrated into society. They were mostly the foot soldiers, to be honest. They weren't the leadership. And so what we're talking about and what Admiral Mullen is talking about are the kind of battlefield conversions that can happen when someone says, "Look, I was forced to do this. I'm not really committed to this."
I don't know how many people are in that category. We don't know yet. But we think it is important to send that message because we want young men to know that they can return to a peaceful society if they renounce violence, if they are willing to get back to just living a normal life. And I think that's the same approach your military has taken. I mean, you go after the bad guys, but you know that there are going to be those who escape out of wherever you're waging your military operation. And you have two choices. You can just assume they're going to go the right way, or you can try to persuade them to go the right way. And I think that's what we're talking about.
MODERATOR: Since -- we are in the second round of questions, so if anyone offers -- doesn't feel like asking a question and let it pass, you are welcome to do that. Would you ask, please?
QUESTION: Yeah, sure.
MODERATOR: First thing.
QUESTION: Yes. Madame, I would like to ask again about the operation going -- in both sides of the border, Afghanistan and Pakistan. On one hand, you are appreciating negotiations and you are talking about negotiation. And in other hand, the operations are being encouraged and appreciated. So don't you think that somehow, these operations can make people go more against government and against U.S.?
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, I think it depends upon how it's handled. I think if it's handled in a very professional way where there's an emphasis on the reconstruction, as I know you're trying to do in Swat and which we are helping on, that there is an effort to try to make the people's lives better, I think that that can be successful.
But first, you have to rid the areas of the active terrorists, and I just met with a group of people from the FATA and the Northwest Frontier Province who said, "We are not involved in this. We are being the victims of it. These people, they come to our communities, they intimidate our people, they do terrible bombings like they did in Peshawar the other day." I mean, it's horrible what they do.
So I think the people who live there, the vast majority of people, they want to be rid of this. But it's dislocating. People leave their homes because they're in the way of the battle. And so we just have to look at this not only from the military operation, but what comes after the military operation so that we can restore normal life and actually make it better for people. And I know that's what your government is trying to do.
MODERATOR: Thank you. Iram Abbasi, you have --
QUESTION: Yeah. Actually, I'd like to talk here about youth, because, you know, we really have to see what they are going through, and I think I can see exactly how they're feeling with the current situation -- you know, the extremism and the terrorism -- because they're really actually scared to go to school. They're, you know, demoralized. They don't know what to do and where it is going. So, you know, I think we really need to cure this mental illness -- what they're going through, really to take them out of it.
And for that particular reason, we have to work on some ideas through which we can entail them and (inaudible), you know? We can work on education, we can work on healthcare, but we have to work for their -- to take them out of this mentally illness through providing them a platform where they can have healthy entertainment or healthy activities, you know, to cheer them up.
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, look, I think you're right. And what is the purpose of terrorism? It is to terrify people.
QUESTION: True.
SECRETARY CLINTON: I mean, the terrorists win when people stop living their lives, when they quit going to school, when they quit going to work, when they don't go out of their home. The terrorists win. So I think you're right that we have to send more messages of confidence building and solidarity so that people realize one of the best ways we can defeat the scourge of terrorism is by not being terrified, not being intimidated, standing against this, as hard as it might be.
Now, it's easier if you're in Karachi than it is if you're in Peshawar. I mean, that's just easier because you're on the front lines. But everybody needs to be supporting each other in standing against the terrorisms and -- the terrorists and to show resolve in trying to defeat this scourge, because it's not right that young people would be deprived of going to school, that their university, as we saw here a week or so ago, it would be subjected to bombing.
I mean, what kind of a war is that? It's so cowardly. It is so pathetic that these people go after women and children in a market or go after students or go after the police or go after the military. I mean, at some point, the people of Pakistan finally, I think, realized that you can't accommodate these people, you cannot live with them because they're trying to take over your government. They're trying to take over your state. They're trying to intimidate people. So I think that young people have to know that this fight is for their future, and anything you can do to communicate that.
MODERATOR: Alamagir, you have a chance for a quick question.
QUESTION: Yeah. The people of tribal area were accepting on the money now implored in Kerry-Lugar bill will be spent in (inaudible) just as to what effective area, but there is confusion now. The question is where the money will be spent, what effect will FATA and North-West Frontier region on war in Pakistan?
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, I think that there's going to be an emphasis on the tribal areas -- on FATA, on the NWFP. But that won't be the only place. But I think that there will be an emphasis placed on trying to help provide that better future for the people who have been suffering the most because of this.
MODERATOR: Thank you. Nisar?
QUESTION: I'm Nisar (inaudible) from FM Radio Peace. We broadcast from Peace Radio how terrorism, the people should be educated, people should be even entertained against this terrorism through music, through our cultural heritage, we can promote peace. So we are doing all these things. I received a telephone call from my realtor. He asked me that -- look, you are doing everything for us, but you asked your government -- my government are -- money, he said that the (inaudible) system in NWFP -- most of the press may not be aware of, that that there is (inaudible) system in effort to (inaudible). Some -- a farmer is (inaudible) money -- he receives money from his landlord, some 2,000, 3,000 (inaudible). But in (inaudible), it is common that he get money and (inaudible) money, he is (inaudible) generations. Yet some comes -- that money does not come.
MODERATOR: I'm sorry, your question? Your question?
QUESTION: Question is this: Did -- did --
SECRETARY CLINTON: Is this the bonded labor problem?
MODERATOR: He lost me. He lost me.
QUESTION: Did you spend money for everything? Why not fund for our slavery abolition from this area?
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, the United States is very concerned about the problem of bonded labor. And we are supporting efforts by people to end it. But this is really something that needs to be ended by your government. It is wrong that people in the year 2009 would be kept in bonded --
QUESTION: Bonded.
SECRETARY CLINTON: -- labor, which is a kind of modern form of slavery. It is wrong. And I think that the government and the people of Pakistan should not tolerate this, and the individuals who exploit this labor should be punished. There should be laws against it. So -- I mean, people who work should be paid a decent wage and should be treated with dignity. So I appreciate you raising that.
QUESTION: Madame Secretary, I have a question on Kerry-Lugar and -- law and I have a question on Afghanistan. It's your preference to take both or one?
SECRETARY CLINTON: How about one?
QUESTION: Okay. I'll ask the question on Kerry-Lugar law. In some Pakistani media and folks who shape public opinion, today I was reading in a very important newspaper saying, okay, economic assistance, no conditionalities, no certification needed, let's take that military assistance. Since there are a lot of conditionalities, let's say no to that. Is it possible?
SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, Pakistan doesn't have to take any aid. Absolutely; you don't have to take any aid. But we have certain rules for our military aid that apply to everybody. We do expect to have some accountability when we provide military aid because we don't want to see the military aid used in a way that might be questionable.
But I think the military-to-military relationship in -- between the United States and Pakistan is at a new level of trust and confidence. The relationship between Admiral Mullen and General Kiyani is a close, personal one, not just a professional one. And I think that the military knows that we support them in their struggle against terrorism. We have provided, by far, the most equipment and most support that they have received from anyone. But we do have a system of accountability that we expect when we give people military assistance, and I think your military understands that very well.
QUESTION: So you are saying it's possible that part of assistance could be, you know, gained and the other could be declined?
SECRETARY CLINTON: Oh, yes, of course. I mean, we are offering -- we have historically offered a lot of aid to Pakistan, but in the last eight years, we've offered a lot of military aid. And what we were trying to do with the Kerry-Lugar bill was to make a long-term commitment to the economic development of Pakistan, to the human development of Pakistan. But no country has to take aid. I mean, that -- it's a free choice on the part of any country as to whether or not they want aid from the United States for anything.
MODERATOR: If you have --
QUESTION: I have one other --
QUESTION: You lost. I just got to congratulate you on your successful visit to Pakistan.
SECRETARY CLINTON: Thank you. Thank you.
QUESTION: Because I heard from all the people whom I know, and this is (inaudible) in Waziristan.
SECRETARY CLINTON: Thank you.
QUESTION: Can I get you --
SECRETARY CLINTON: Of course, of course.
Source: http://www.state.gov/secretary/rm/2009a/10/131140.htm


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Mitt Romney gets another endorsement today. Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder will endorse him. This is big. Yet the most important political events to watch today are the size of Rick Santorum's crowds and the speech that he will give to the Detroit Economic Club. This Insider will carry news of that speech almost live.
Here is the conventional wisdom from inside the Republican hand-wringing class: Mitt Romney has money, organization and a growing sense in the GOP that he is our only hope against President Obama. Yet, he is an underperformer and can't break through because of poor performances in front of live GOP audiences.
Rick Santorum has momentum and money coming in but not yet arrived (unless his super PAC has a sudden super donor), but he has to overcome a fear that he would lead us to certain defeat. The fear is that he would probably allow Republicans to take the Senate and keep the House but would lose easily to Obama.
Meanwhile, a consensus has developed that Newt Gingrich would lose so big in November that it would create a downdraft that would probably keep us from winning the Senate and could easily cost us the majority in the House. There is even talk of a convoluted bank-shot strategy in which donors help Gingrich, which dilutes Santorum's support and thereby helps Romney.
Santorum could change some of this consensus if he keeps drawing large crowds, is mistake-free and uses forums like today's speech at the Detroit Economic Club to show some gravitas and speak fluently about the big economic issues we face. Good crowds and good reviews through the weekend could mean a lot for Santorum as he tries to solidify his recent gains.
All this will be made more difficult because he must perform at a high level while Romney unleashes millions in negative ads, and the media report new revelations about things Santorum has said and done while in the Senate and in the private sector. The Romney attacks will be predictable, but more cutting revelations could come from the news media. Opposition researchers and investigative reporters are probably under Santorum's bed and interviewing his grade-school classmates even as we speak.
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Friday, Day 1
Welcome to Edinburgh, the Scottish capital - also known as Athens of the north. For those who are arriving the day before, we have a visit to the famous Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Yacht Britannia as part of the program. In the evening we then have our official welcome dinner with a welcome drink and a tour briefing.
Saturday, Day 2
Edinburgh > Fort William
Today we will first visit the Sterling Castle with its 75m high castle rock. In this castle Mary Stuart was crowned at the tender age of only 9 months as the Scottish Queen. Another important site is Glencoe, which we will reach at around noon after driving through the "Valley of Tears". Beneath the highest mountain in Great Britain - Ben Nevis (1343 m) - is our overnight stop and the entrance to the Scottish Highlands: Fort William.
Sunday, Day 3
Fort William > Ullapool
The Road to the Isles and the Glenfinnan Monument are definitely worth a stop before we visit the famous Elean Donan Castle, where the first part of "Highlander" was filmed. Our overnight stay is planned to be in Ullapool, a small fishing village. Here, so they say, the Scottish wilderness begins.
Monday, Day 4
Ullapool > Tongue
Today we experience the loneliness of highlands at first hand. The popular Reuthers Roadside Lunch provides for the bodily welfare. Another highlight are the Smoo Caves, the largest sea caves in Great Britain. We will spend the night in Tongue, which also has a castle.
Tuesday, Day 5
Tongue > Golspie
We continue on the "North Coast 500" - the Scottish response to the legendary American Route 66. In the truest sense of the word we travel on to the most northern point of the British mainland: Dunnet Head with its lighthouse. We'll take our lunchbreak a few miles further in the northernmost village of the British mainland, in John O'Groates, at the end of the road. An additional mandatory stop during this exciting day is Dunrobin Castle with its picture-book garden. The well-preserved castle is also the seat of the Sutherland Clan.
Wednesday, Day 6
Golspie > Inverness
A highlight of our Scotland trip is undoubtedly the Culloden Moor, where once the tragic battle between the Scottish clans and the English took place. Urquhart Castle, which we will also visit, has a history of more than 1500 years. Then in Fort Augustus, at the southern end of Loch Ness we will take a boatstour and maybe even the famous monster of Loch Ness, "Nessie" will welcome us...
Thursday, Day 7
Inverness > Craigellachie
Starting from Inverness we travel past Brodie Castle and Elgin Cathedral directly to the Whisky Trail in Scotland. With an extensive tour in one the oldest whisky distilleries in Scotland, the Glenfiddich Distillery, we will learn more about the Scottish whisky. There is a good reason that our overnight stay is close to the distillery.
Friday, Day 8
Craigellachie > Edinburgh
Last day of our Scotland tour. If possible, there is a foto stop at Balmoral Castle, summer residence of Queen Elizabeth II... In the evening we will celebrate our traditional Farewell Dinner. Sometimes saying goodbye is the "beginning of a wonderful friendship", so let's meet again on one of our dream tours in New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, Europe or the USA.
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Saturday, December 22, 2012
Tonight at 1733 units from the 3rd Battalion were dispatched
to 8617 Camille Drive in 33's first due for a house fire with people trapped.
Engine 733 arrived to find a well involved attached garage and reports of
people running in and out of the house. First in units made an aggressive
attack on the fire keeping the bulk confined to the area of origin. Searches
were proved negative and no civilian injuries were reported.
Engines 733, 726, 723, 710, 730, 705, 750 and 711
Trucks 710, 723, 751
Rescues 3 and 1
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Tonight at 2117 hours units from the First Battalion were
dispatched to 15216 Rockport Drive in 24âs first due for a house fire.
Additional information from ECC advised that it sounded like a working fire and
people were running in and out of the house. E-724 arrived to find a large two
story single family with fire from the Charlie side. Further investigation
found it to be a chimney with fire with extension throughout the house. Command
then dropped the Taskforce bringing additional manpower to the scene. First in
units quickly knocked the bulk of the visible fire while the Truck Companies
opened up the walls to expose the fire running the walls. Units were out a few
hours with overhaul and salvage
Engines 724, 725, 715, 718, 704
Trucks 715, 725 and 718
Rescue 2
Friday, December 21, 2012
Today around 1845 units from the 4th Battalion were hit out for the box assignment at 3028 Bel Pre Road in 25's first due. Units arrived with a working fire, shortly after a Taskforce was struck bringing in additional manpower. No other info available.
Friday, December 21, 2012
Today at 0734 hours units from the 4th and 1st
Battalions were dispatched to 11151 Veirs Mill Rd for a reported basement fire
in a commercial structure. Units arrived to find a working basement fire in a
vacant music store. After getting a knock crews were out several hours with
Engines 718, 705, 719, 721 and 754
Trucks 718, 719 and 716
Rescues 2 and 1
Thursday, December 20, 2012
At approximately 2200 hours on December 20th, Company 15
units were alerted to 11400 Cherry Hill Rd (Co. 12s area) for the report of
fire from the roof. T715 arrived first reporting fire showing from the roof of
the 3 story garden apartment building and correcting the address to 11406
Cherry Hill Rd. T715 laddered the building and began opening for the engine
company while RS715 performed a primary search of the building and controlled
utilities before assisting T715 with roof operations while PE715 stood by on
the 3rd floor.
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Tonight around 0730 units from Battalion One were alerted to respond to 8750 Georgia Avenue at the Georgian Towers Apartments for the building fire. Units arrived to find a working fire in the trash chute and had smoke on multiple floors. The incident wen't to a Taskforce and units were out a few hours with overhaul and smoke removal.
Engines - 701, 719, 702, 754, 716, 707 and 705
Trucks - 716, 719, 734, 718 and 706
Rescues 2, 1 and PG 1
Battalion Chiefs 701 and 702
Saturday, December 1, 2012
At approximately 0330 hours on November 24th,
Rescue Squad 715 was alerted along with other units to the area of Bonifant Rd.
and Notely Rd. (Co. 724's area) for the report of one overturned with one
pinned partially underneath the vehicle.
Initial units arrived on scene and confirmed the report. Crews went to work stabilizing the vehicle
before lifting the vehicle off of the patient and then removing a door to free
the patient from the vehicle.
At approximately 0400 hours on November 25th,
RS715 was alerted with other units to the area of Columbia Pike and Stewart
Lane (Co. 12s area) for a personal injury collision. While enroute units were updated with a report
of one trapped. Units arrived on scene
at northbound Columbia Pike and Stewart Lane to find one vehicle on its side
with one patient trapped in the vehicle.
Crews went to work stabilizing the vehicle and then extricating the
At approximately midnight on Friday, November
30th, Company 15 units were alerted to Columbia Pike in the area of Tech Road
for the personal injury collision with confirmed entrapment. Units arrived on scene and Columbia Pike and
Industrial Parkway to find a 3 vehicle collision, with one patient trapped in a
vehicle. RS715 went to work stabilizing
the vehicle and then removed both driver's side doors and the "B"
post to extricate the patient while PE715 handled hazards and assisted with
patient care.
Then at approximately 0330 hours RS715 was
alerted with Company 24 units to the 13200 block of New Hampshire Ave for a
personal injury collision, this time with reports of one overturned. Crews arrived to find one vehicle on its
wheels and went to work stabilizing the vehicle before removing the driver's
door and the roof to free the patient.
At approximately 0200 hours on Saturday,
December 1st, Rescue Squad 715 was alerted to Columbia Pike and New Hampshire
Ave for a personal injury collision. Units
arrived on scene to find one vehicle against a concrete wall with one patient
trapped in the vehicle. Crews went to
work stabilizing the vehicle, then removing both passenger side doors and the
"B" post before flapping the roof.
As crews were clearing around 0245 hours,
Company 15 was alerted to Spencerville Rd and Kruhm Rd for another personal
injury collision. PE715 arrived on scene
to find one vehicle into a tree with one patient trapped in the vehicle. The Rescue Squad arrived and stabilized the
vehicle before removing the driver's door to gain access to the patient.
November 28th Rescue Squad 715,
Engine 724, Medic 715 and Ambo 724 handled an accident with one trapped on New
Hampshire Ave and Colesville Manor Drive. Ambulance 724 came across this crash
and accident for the full assignment. Crews extricated the PT in about 20
minutes and transported priority one to a local trauma center.
Sunday, November 25, 2012
This morning around 1033 around 1033 The Brothers on the
B-Shift, Engine Companies 702 and 712 assisted PG County with a house fire at
2508 Van Buren Street in the 44 box. Units were out a few hours after working
this mid morning job.
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Sunday, November 25, 2012
Today at 1538 Units from the 2nd Battalion in
Bethesda were dispatched to 9532 Fernwood Street for a house fire. Units
arrived to find a working fire in an attached garage with extension throughout.
A Taskforce was dropped immediately by Battalion 702 due to fire conditions on
arrival. Crews worked all floors of this house fire extensively before bringing
it under control.
Engines 726, 710, 750, 723 and 720
Trucks 751, 710 and 723
Rescues 1 and 703
Battalion Chiefs 702 and 701
Saturday, November 24, 2012
This evening the work started out at 2317 hours with a room
off at 743 Sligo Avenue in ONE'S first due. Crews arrived to find fire showing
from a 1 ½ story single family home. Crewâs made quick work of this fire and
searches were negative.
Engines 701, 702, 719, 754 and 716
Trucks 719, 716 and 834
Rescues 2 and 1
Ambulance and Medic 701
Battalion Chiefs 701 and 702
The Second incident of the night was an accident with
entrapment at 0400 involving a MCPD Cruiser at 29 and Stewart Lane. Crews from
Rescue Squad 715 and Truck 716 extricated the officer while Medic 712 provided
PT care before the officer was flown out by Trooper 2.
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Recently, I was trying to sync my BlackBerry with my Windows PC running Microsoft Outlook. I ran into a bit of a problem and kept getting the following error messages below from the Microsoft Outlook Connector:
No Available Message Stores
I was using the BlackBerry Desktop Manager software and would get this annoying error message whenever I was trying to perform a sync.
After doing some Googing, I finally figured out how to fix this problem. Even though I was able to fix it using one method, I will also list out the other reasons why you may get this error message.
Damage or Corrupted MAPI Profile
The main reason this can occur is due to a problem with the MAPI subsystem or MAPI profile. In this case, you need to create a new one. You can do this in one of two ways: the long way and the short way.
You can create a new Outlook email profile for Outlook 2010, 2007 or 2003 by following the long-winded instructions from Microsoft's website:
Or you can follow these simple steps below:
1. Exit Outlook and exit the BlackBerry Desktop Manager software
2. Navigate to C:\Windows\System32
3. Rename the MAPI32.dll file to MAPI32.dll.old
4. Find the file called FIXMAPI in the same folder and double-click it.
This will create a new MAPI32.dll file for you automatically. Now open Outlook and the Desktop Manager program and try to sync your BlackBerry with Outlook. Hopefully, you will no longer get the "No Available Messages Stores" error.
Outlook Connector Support
Outlook 2003 includes an add-in called Microsoft Outlook Connector, which lets you connect to web-based email services like Windows Live Hotmail. Your email service may not be supported and hence you can get the error above.
BlackBerry Desktop Manager
Depending on what version of the BlackBerry Desktop Manager software you are running, it will only work with Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7. In Windows Server, the MAPI subsystem does not allow the Desktop Manager software to access the message store directly.
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Finally, you'll get this error message if you running a version of Outlook that is not supported by the Desktop Manager software, such as a beta version of Outlook 2010.
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Bats are harmless flying mammals that are nocturnal. They like to roost in quiet, dark enclosed areas like wooden bridges, barns, dead trees and attics. You can make an indoor area less habitable for bats by applying harmless aromatic scents like oils of spearmint and peppermint.
Things You'll Need
- Spearmint oil
- Absorbent material
- Small ventilated container
Get the spearmint oil. Spearmint oil is extracted from the spearmint plant. It is pleasant-smelling and usually comes in a "vehicle" like mineral oil, propylene glycol or alcohols. The strength of the oil is listed by percent. You only need about 2 percent strength to deter bats.
Use an absorbent material. Spearmint oil is not water soluble. You can apply it directly to wood or painted areas near where bats are roosting, but it is more difficult to remove and may cause discoloration or stains. Use an oil-absorbent material to hold the scent. A common oil absorbent material is known as "fuller's earth." This is a type of clay used to absorb grease and oils. It is available as powder or solid and will make the scent last longer. For shorter-term use, cotton gauze or cotton balls will work.
Combine the spearmint oil and absorbent material. Knead the oil into the absorbent material. Spearmint oil (depending on the solvent) is edible and not toxic. You don't want to get it in your eyes. Use about 10 to 20 drops of oil per cotton ball or similar amount of fuller's earth.
Place the material in a container. A small plastic container like a discarded pill bottle will contain the oil so it doesn't leak or stain the surroundings. The container has to be open and breathable to allow the oil to permeate the air.
Put the container in the roosting area. Choose a spot that has poor circulation--the scent will permeate away from this area throughout the roosting area. Use about one container for every 100 to 200 square feet of space. Place multiple containers in different places to cover more area.
Add more containers. If you still have a problem, try adding more containers or using more oil in each container. You can add more oil to the original absorbent material about once a week to once a month depending on whether the scent is weakened or if you still have a bat problem.
Tips & Warnings
- Replace the spearmint oil as often as once a week--use more early on to saturate the area.
- Most commercial repellents use a combination of spearmint oil and peppermint oil. Double the dose with 2 percent peppermint oil for more effect. These oils interfere with the sensory perception of bats--and also mice. In addition to using a repellent, if possible cover any entrances to the area with cloth or mesh.
- The best time to get rid of bats is when they are not hibernating or nursing their young. Early spring (when they come out of hibernation) and late summer are the most humane times to try to get rid of bats. Insects will eat spearmint and peppermint leaves to gain the scent to deter bats--planting these species in your garden may actually attract the moths that bats feed on--and attract bats.
- If you accidentally ingest spearmint oil or get it in your eyes, flush with water and call your local health care provider.
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Stranger Danger
February 10, 2012 by staff
Stranger Danger, Fighting off a stranger as an attempted abduction is caught on tape. That potential kidnapping happened in Georgia, but here in Northwest Ohio a local martial arts instructor says every child needs to know the importance of stranger danger.
According to the U.S. Department of Justice more than 2,000 children are reported missing everyday.
One girl in Georgia escaped from her would be kidnapper.
The 7 year-old girl was looking for toys at Walmart when police say a man grabbed her trying to steal her away. The man's attempted abduction failed when the little girls stranger danger training kicked in.
Here at Jeff Gears Martial Arts Academy in West Toledo, Gears teaches more than 100 kids those same techniques if they're ever approached by a stranger.
"We really need to understand there are some really bad people out there," said Gears.
Gears says he doesn't want his students to become paranoid, but he wants them to be prepared if a situation like this ever arises.
"Resistance does help. The girl didn't do anything real fancy there wasn't any magical martial arts stuff she was taught no matter what happens she has to fight to get away," said Gears.
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"My interest in desperation lies only in that sometimes I find myself having become desperate. Very seldom do I start out that way. I can see of course that, in the abstract, thinking and all activity is rather desperate."
"When you're in desperation, you're going to try anything. They're trapping and we're trying to hold it. If they're trapping and we're trying to score, it might be a different situation. In those games, you're just trying to win by one."
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A Commentary: Cross-Cultural Quality-of-Life Assessment at the End of Life
Saxena, Shekhar
O'Connell, Kathryn
Underwood, Lynn
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Gerontologist 2002 October; 42(Special Issue 3): 81-85
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it is the degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process, and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decision
involves cultural influences on both the professional and the public
if one is literate, they are health literate
involves more than communication between physicians and their patients
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able to read on a high school level, and speak English
an individual's ability to read, write, and speak in English and compute and solve problems at levels
able to read and write on a college level, and speak some English
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existing public health infrastructure
cultural and linguistic suitability of health info and services
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improve health status
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cultural competency
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use eye contact and hand movements
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adult education centers
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local pharmacies
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Landhotel Calador Ibiza, Landhotel Calador overlooks Es Vedra Island from its quiet setting in Cala Carbó. This charming hotel has an outdoor swimming pool, and accommodation with free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. The Landhotel offers simple, bright décor throughout. Each of its rooms has air conditioning and a fully equipped bathroom. Apartments also have kitchenettes and seating areas. The Calador's restaurant serves Spanish cuisine and features a poolside terrace offering views of the hotel's attractive gardens. There is also a bar. The hotel is within 4 km of the resorts of Sierra Mar and Bella Tarda. The town of San Josep and Ibiza's Airport can be reached in 25 minutes, by car. (Landhotel Calador Ibiza hotels booking).


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Discontinued Arabia Moomin Products 2013
It's a shame that items from the Arabia Moomin range must be discontinued, but this means there will be new products coming soon. For collectors, this means having to rush around to source these products before they increase in value – therefore, I have compiled a list of the products and where to find them for the best prices.
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New Moomin Mugs for 2013!
Happy first day of spring! I expect Snufkin will be arriving in Moominvalley today and will whistle under Moomintroll's window to let him know he is there, then he will start his adventures with his friends – annoying the park keeper, playing his mouth organ and let's not forget sitting around the campfire with a mug of hot coffee. Do you think Snufkin drinks from this Arabia mug?
One of the most collectible pieces of merchandise in the Moomin community has to be the mugs. I always swore I would never collect them because there are so many and they are very expensive – the most costly one being upwards of £3,000. But when I arrived in Finland in the summer of 2011, I couldn't help but grab a couple that were on sale for 10€. And that's where my collection began.Every year Arabia release at least three mugs – a character one in spring, a limited edition summer one and a limited edition Christmas/winter one. Last year there were five which included the usual three as well as one to celebrate Helsinki winning the World Design Capital and one to celebrate Stockmann's 150th anniversary.
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The primary cause of basal cell carcinoma is said to be prolonged exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light. This is often the case when individuals are exposed to the sun—particularly over a period of time. Recent studies have also shown that this type of cancer growth can more likely result from a combination of sun exposure and genes specific to the individual.
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Learn to Be Lonely
"Learn to be Lonely" is a song written by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Charles Hart for the 2004 film adaptation of The Phantom of the Opera. The song is performed by Minnie Driver during the closing credits, and is found on the film's soundtrack.
Another song using the melody of Learn to be Lonely entitled No One Would Listen (also with lyrics by Hart) was originally included in the film, to be sung by the Phantom, but was ultimately cut.
This is the only song in the film or on its soundtrack to feature Minnie Driver, who played Carlotta in the film, actually singing; the character's opera voice was given by Margaret Preece (who played Carlotta in the stage musical at one time and had a bit part in the film as Carlotta's confidante).
Beyoncé performed the song at the 2005 Oscars (she performed all of that year's nominees for Best Original Song requiring female lead vocals) with Webber accompanying on piano. Minnie Driver performed the song during her appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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Obama's presidential campaign in 2008 and 2012 focused on gaining massive support and turnout from millennials, blacks, and women. Even though these groups typically vote for the Democratic Party, they aren't nearly as supportive for Clinton as they were for Obama in the 2012 election.
Four of the most recent polls tracked by Real Clear Politics that breakdown voter support along the lines of race, gender and age, show a substantial decline in support for Clinton, compared to Obama's numbers in 2012.
The most recent Fox News, Quinnipiac, NBC/Wall Street Journal, The Economist/YouGov and CBS polls show Clinton winning on average 46 percent of millennials, 86 percent of blacks, and 50 percent of women.
While Clinton is currently winning all three of these demographic groups, there's a distinct decrease from the 2012 election when Obama won 60 percent of millennials, 93 percent of blacks, and 55 percent of women. The difference between Clinton and Obama amounts to a 17 percentage point lag among millennials, 7 percent lag among blacks, and 7 percent lag among women.
Clinton is very likely to will all three demographic groups but their lack of excitement could lead to a noticeable decline in turnout in support of her.
A small decline in voter turnout amongst millennials, blacks, and women because they lack the excitement for Clinton that they had for Obama could easily cost her millions of votes and ultimately her chances of winning.


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The Apple Watch has only been on the market for about seven months or so. Nevertheless, Apple, being the company that it is, is already working hard on the next-generation of the Apple Watch, a device likely to be called the Apple Watch 2.
While details are obviously still quite scarce at this point, early indications point to the Apple Watch 2 featuring a built-in video camera, thereby enabling users to initiate and receive Facetime calls from their wrist.
See also: 15 Apple Watch tips and tricks for watchOS 2
Other Apple Watch 2 rumors suggest that we might see an even more diverse lineup of models and styles. With respect to the device's form factor, however, don't expect any big changes. The display is likely to remain the exact same size, but I wouldn't be surprised if the overall thickness of the device was lessened even just a little bit. Additionally, if history is any indication, it's a good bet that the Apple Watch 2 will sport much improved battery life over the original.
As far as a release date goes, the rumblings we've seen thus far suggest that the next-gen Apple Watch will likely hit store shelves sometime next fall, most likely in September alongside the iPhone 7 rollout. If this rumor pans out, it would mark an approximately 18-month separation between the first and second-generation Apple Watch, more than enough time for Apple to really add some bells and whistles to its next-gen wearable.
See also: 12 lesser-known Apple Watch tips and tricks you should know
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Apple has placed orders for four million Apple Watches for the fourth quarter, targeting mainly demand from the year-end holidays. Sales of Apple Watch are expected to surpass 10 million units in 2015...
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As for how the Apple Watch is selling thus far, well, Apple has remained unusually mum on the matter. What we do know, according to Tim Cook, is that sales have increased with each successive quarter.