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A quick search on one of China's largest sites for book buying, Dangdang.com, finds multiple copies of the book for sale, with a note pointing out the book is "recommended" by vice-premier Wang Qishan.
Businessweek reports that the book actually sold out in many stores in Beijing after it was recommended by senior officials.
Peter Hartcher, the Sydney Morning Herald's political and international editor, wrote last year that the book appears to have found a new found popularity amongst Chinese leaders as they grow worried about the possibility of a counter-revolution. Unfortunately for these leaders, it doesn't offer much in the way of advice.
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There's plenty of traces in their beds, usually...
Our beloved doggies can be quite messy.
Well, for sure mine are.
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... Lucky has everything blue to be color-matched to her blue eye... Like this bed, for example :)
(don't forget that I'm tech challenged, so drawing and taking a picture is the best I could come up for a pattern... click on the picture for a bigger size, sorry and thanks for your understanding)
how-to: the pattern
--> MAKE your own (name of your pet's) bed:
* cut the two pieces of the pattern, leaving about 1/2" sewing allowance
* zig zag or serge the pieces
* take 8 pieces of m/f velcro and sew it down as in the picture, folding in your sewing allowance to have a finished edge
* take your ribbons and pin in place as shown the picture
* fold inside out the four "flaps" of the pattern and sew the side without the velcro
* reverse your fabric on the right side
* sew down the folded "flaps" along the rectangular base
* fold the flap toward the wrong side of the fabric and pin it in place
* pin the top part onto the bottom part (the flap folded of the top has to be inside)
* sew it down on three sides (leaving the opening where the flap of the top is)
You can either go with batting or foam, it's up to you (and your pet's preferences, of course), but either way, it's fast :)
* if you decide to go with batting, you need to have a pillow made on the size of your base without the flaps and four round "sausage" pillows for the sides, so you can remove those parts for being washed
* if you want to use foam, just cut the five pieces of foam and you can decide wether you want to insert the foam directly in the bed or you want a quick "any fabric will work" cover for it.
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ALAMEDA – The Raiders placed cornerback D.J. Hayden on season-ending injured reserve Wednesday, two weeks after Hayden suffered a groin injury at practice.
The injury turned out to be a sports hernia, which necessitated surgery to repair the damage. That was performed Tuesday.
Hayden was the Raiders first-round selection in this year's NFL draft. He intercepted one pass, recorded 28 tackles and broke up two passes in eight games, though he failed to make much of an impact as the nickel back.
"He had some times where he played really well, and some times where he looked like a rookie out there," coach Dennis Allen said. "But for where he's at, for the things that he's had to go through, I was pleased with his progress."
Hayden missed considerable time during the offseason and training camp as a result of a surgery to remove scar tissue from his abdomen in late May.
He also was slowed by his recovery from a surgery a little more than a year ago to repair a ruptured artery that he suffered in a practice while at the University of Houston.
General manager Reggie McKenzie selected Hayden at No. 12 – he said the Raiders would have picked Hayden at No. 3 if they hadn't been able to trade down – though there were question marks about a player that suffered a near-fatal injury and hadn't played football in almost six months.
Hayden missed the past two games, and he hasn't been available for comment since he injured his groin.
Coach Dennis Allen and defensive coordinator Jason Tarver said repeatedly this season that they remain confident in Hayden's ability to develop into a dependable player.
Now Hayden won't get another chance to show what he can do until next season.
On the bright side, Allen said, Hayden won't face the same kind of obstacles he encountered this season.
"It will be a great thing for him to have a full offseason where he can work out, get himself in shape, get bigger, get stronger and get ready for next year," Allen said.
By Jerry McDonald
The rookie season of first-round draft pick D.J. Hayden is over.
The Raiders placed Hayden on the injured reserve list Wednesday, meaning he will miss the last six games of the season.
Hayden, who has missed the last two games with a groin injury, was the 12th pick overall by general manager Reggie McKenzie but gained little traction in his rookie season following surgery to remove scar tissue from his abdomen in late May.
He finished his rookie season with one interception and played primarily as a nickel back in eight games.
Heading into the Raiders game against the New York Giants, Hayden missed practice with a groin injury and has been unavailable for comment. Before the injury, Hayden celebrated the one-year anniversary of his survival from a torn vena cava, a vein leading to his heart, in a practice at the University of Houston.
A controversial draft pick because of the injury, Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie said Hayden would have been the club's choice at No. 3, a selection the Raiders originally held before the traded back to No. 12 to gain an additional pick.
The Raiders also announced that Miles Burris, a 15-game starter as a rookie last season, had been put on the 53-man roster. Burris had knee surgery last January that wasn't believed to be serious but spent the entire offseason rehabbing and did not practice until three weeks ago.
Room was created on the roster Tuesday with the release of linebacker Martez Wilson.
The Raiders also brought defensive lineman Brian Sanford back to the 53 man roster _ he's been waived in each of the last three weeks and then brought back _ and added defensive tackle Ricky Lumpkin to the practice squad.
— As the Raiders began practice in a downpour, Matt McGloin was taking reps with the first team offense.
Coach Dennis Allen will speak with the media after practice but the Raiders are not scheduled to have a quarterback speak in a formal setting, an indication that the coach won't have a definitive announcement on the starter Sunday against the Tennessee Titans.


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But in the 1950s, at the tail end of the McCarthy era, Hoxsey's clinics were shut down. The AMA, NCI, and FDA organized a "conspiracy" to "suppress" a fair, unbiased assessment of Hoxsey's methods, according to a 1953 federal report to Congress. Hoxsey's Dallas clinic closed its doors in 1960, and three years later, at Hoxsey's request, Mildred Nelson, R.N., his long-time chief nurse, moved the operation to Tijuana, Mexico.
The Bio-Medical Center, as the clinic is now called, treats all types of cancer, with Nelson overseeing a staff of fully licensed medical doctors and support personnel. The records indicate that many patients, some arriving with late stages of the disease, have been helped and even completely healed of cancer by the nontoxic Hoxsey therapy, which today combines internal and external herbal preparations with a diet, vitamin and mineral supplements, and attitudinal counseling.
The medical orthodoxy labeled Harry Hoxsey "the worst cancer quack of the century." His herbal medicine was denigrated as worthless, simply "a bottle of colored water" containing extracts of useless backyard weeds. FDA officials would go to patients' houses, intimidate them, tell them they were being duped by a quack, and take away their Hoxsey medicines. The American Cancer Society added the Hoxsey therapy to its blacklist of Unproven Methods in 1968, using its customary phraseology about the lack of any evidence that the treatment works.
Yet no representative of the ACS has ever visited the Bio-Medical Center or scientifically tested the Hoxsey remedies. Hoxsey repeatedly urged the AMA and NCI to conduct a scientific investigation of his formulas, but his pleas went unanswered. Instead, his practice was outlawed, the FDA banning the sale of all Hoxsey medications in 1960. His therapy was driven out of the country by a close-minded medical fraternity that continues to view inexpensive, nontoxic herbal medicine as a direct competitive threat.
Today we know that Hoxsey's plant-based remedies contain naturally occurring compounds with potent anticancer effects. According to eminent botanist James Duke, Ph.D., of the United States Department of Agriculture, all of the Hoxsey herbs have known anticancer properties.1 ~ All of them are cited in Plants Used Against Cancer, a global compendium of folk usage of medicinal plants compiled by NCI chemist Jonathan Hartwell. Furthermore, Duke noted, the Hoxsey herbs have long been used by Native American healers to treat cancer, and traveling European doctors picked up the knowledge and took it home with them to treat patients.


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Lipscomb women's soccer head coach Kevin O'Brien is pleased to announce two new additions to his soccer staff. Kelsey Fenix has been added as an assistant coach and Shannon O'Brien will be a volunteer assistant coach for the Lipscomb women's soccer program.
Kelsey is originally from Westlake, Ohio where she played club soccer for the Cleveland Internationals. She played her collegiate soccer at the University of Kentucky, where she captained the team to the 2006 SEC Title and an NCAA Tournament appearance. She received All-SEC honors in 2007.
Fenix currently plays for the Charlotte Lady Eagles, a semi-professional team that competes in the W-League. Fenix hold a USSF National "C" License.
Fenix is excited to get started on helping to build the Lipscomb women's soccer program.
"I'm so thankful for the opportunity to join the Lipscomb family and in furthering the mission and vision of the university," Fenix said. "I'm excited to learn from and coach with coach O'Brien. I want to help build this program into one of excellence. I look forward to being part of a staff that shares the same vision of moving this program forward to be successful, both on and off the field."
Shannon O'Brien is originally from Phoenix, Ariz. where she played club soccer for Sereno Soccer Club. She was a standout goalkeeper for the University of Arizona and is still in the U of A record books for the fewest goals allowed in a career (maiden name Monti). After college she also played for the Charlotte Lady Eagles for six years and served as team captain for three of those seasons. She has coached collegiately at UNC Charlotte and Pfeifer University and served on the goalkeeping staff for the N.C. Olympic Development Program. Shannon holds her NSCAA Goalkeeper I & II Diplomas and will bring a wealth of experience to the Lady Bison goalkeepers.
Head coach Kevin O'Brien is pleased with the new additions to his staff.
"Having coaches that can step right into a session and show advanced technical and tactical proficiency gives these coaches immediate credibility with the girls," O'Brien said. "They have played with and against some of the best players in women's soccer, won championships, and gained the experiences needed to help coach and develop our team. I am excited about the professionalism these ladies bring to program and their involvement is already paying dividends in improving the soccer culture here at Lipscomb."


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Civil writer: Daniel Rudd, founder of the National Black Catholic Congress
The founder of the National Black Catholic Congress inspires a modern-day Black Catholic to keep working for the church he envisions.
I have been a Christian for 35 years, first as a Baptist and now as a Roman Catholic convert. I grew up in the Baptist church and loved its preaching, gospel singing, and Bible study. My church, however, was plagued by that common and unspoken ecclesial affliction—de facto segregation. Despite the Bible's claim that our oneness in Christ supersedes race, class, and language, churches are still the most segregated institutions in the United States, not by law but by choice. A 2006 study indicated that in the vast majority of churches, more than 80 percent of the parishioners are of the same race.
Yet over 100 years ago, black Catholic journalist and layperson Daniel Rudd boldly showed us another way. His vision, perseverance, and courage inspire me to work for a church beyond the homogenous parishes we have created. He demanded that white Catholics open the doors to blacks, and he encouraged blacks to seek the welcoming arms of the church. Rudd did not end there, however, for he believed that black Catholics, once nurtured in the church, were to become a vanguard to uplift all of black America. Those two thoughts guide both my theology and practice.
Rudd was born in Bardstown, Kentucky on August 7, 1854 to Catholic former slaves, and his ministry began a mere 20 years after slavery. While Christianity was powerless against the rising tide of white supremacy, causing many denominations to split over race, Rudd rose above this pitiful Christian testimony to proclaim that the Catholic Church welcomed African Americans. Rudd began publishing the first black Catholic weekly, the American Catholic Tribune, in 1886 to share his message even though black literacy was low.
Daniel Rudd s paper, however, was but a precursor to his larger vision. In 1889, after traveling the country to preach to black Catholics, his efforts culminated in the first ever National Black Catholic Congress, held in Washington, D.C.
"Gather them [black Catholics] and let them exchange views on questions affecting their race," Rudd said a year before the conference. "Then uniting on a course of action, behind which would stand the majestic church of Christ, they must inevitably become... the bearer of their race."
This July black laypeople, priests, teachers, and theologians will gather at the 10th National Black Catholic Congress, which has met every five years since 1987 to expand upon Rudd's pioneering work. Attendees return to their parishes energized and empowered to educate and tutor black youth, evangelize their community, enhance black liturgies, and take on other work. As it did in Rudd's day, the congress inspires black leaders with a renewed sense of what it means to be black and Catholic.
"The Negro of this country-abused, downtrodden, and condemned-needs all the forces which may be brought to bear in his behalf to elevate him to that plane of equality. The Holy Roman Catholic Church offers to the oppressed Negro a material as well as spiritual refuge. We need the church, the church wants us. Investigate, brethren!"
-Daniel Rudd
This question of what it means to be black and Catholic informs my self-understanding and entire ministry. As a result of Rudd's exploration of that question, I have been inspired to tutor black elementary school boys, start a black Catholic men's group, and be more involved in my parish.
I believe that is the legacy of Daniel Rudd—a legacy that applies to all Catholics and is beyond the impact even of the National Black Catholic Congress movement. He saw racial divisions in his church and injustice in his society, and he asked himself, "What does it mean to be Catholic in the midst of this?" A serious examination of that question for each of us can only lead to a deeper relationship with God, a more profound understanding of our ministry, and the strength to love as Christ loves us.
For me, Rudd remains a powerful testimony of faith, persistence, and perseverance. I see many of the same challenges that he faced over a century ago, as many of our parishes are still segregated. Though I love the church, I often become discouraged with the absence of black priests, black deacons, and African-American voices in church leadership. I am also often saddened by the absence of black men in many local parishes. Yet there are powerful glimpses of Rudd's truly Catholic Church, as my parish and many others struggle with the hard work of multicultural ministry. Indeed my discouragement gives way to hope when I look at the example and legacy of Daniel Rudd.
A National Black Catholic Congress in the 1880s was a truly remarkable achievement. Considering the odds against it, you could even call it a miracle. And it was only possible because of Rudd's deep convictions: He truly believed that Catholic means universal. If only we all could be fueled by the power ofthat singular call.
This article appeared in the June 2007 issue of U.S. Catholic magazine (Vol. 72, No. 6, pages 46-47).


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This year's Apple Harvest Festival made a profit of over $12,000, according to preliminary financial reports presented to the Town Council Monday night.
The detailed breakdown was presented by Councilor Chris Palmieri, who is also the head of the festival's supervisory committee. He stressed that there was still some updated information coming in, but it's unlikely that the end result would see a major change.
"This is symbolic of the hard work of countless volunteers," he said. "We're proud to say this was put on at no cost to the town and we even made a profit."
The festival organizers had budgeted $216,650 in expenses and expected $224,900 in revenue, which would have ended with an $8,250 profit. The final numbers were $212,049 in revenue and $199,929 in expenses, with a profit of $12,120.
The heavy rain on the first Friday of the festival, which ultimately canceled the first day of activities, was cited as the major reason the numbers were different. Losing the first day had a major impact on the beverage sales – organizers expected $39,500 worth of revenue and instead took in $26,343. However, the rain also reduced many of the costs of running the festival. The largest expense, overtime pay for police officers working for two weekends, was expected to cost $50,000 and instead cost $44,484.
The rest of the council was pleased with the numbers.
"The net profit was above even what you budgeted, so I think that's another feather in your cap," said Town Councilor Dr. Stephanie Urillo.
Later in the meeting, the council voted to award Jim Champagne the job of festival coordinator for another year. Melissa Ericksen was also selected to the position of Sponsorship Coordinator for an additional year.
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WEST MONROE, La. (CBS Houston) — A New York City hotel kicks out one of the stars of "Duck Dynasty" after an employee thought he was a homeless man.
Appearing along with his family on "Live with Kelly and Michael" Wednesday morning, Jase Robertson described the incident.
"The first thing that happened to me at the hotel was I got escorted out," Robertson said, joking that it was a "facial-profiling deal."
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Robertson took it in stride and didn't blame the employee for the incident. Robertson continued to stay at the hotel despite the incident.
The Robertson family was in New York this week doing a media tour for Wednesday night's Season 4 premiere of "Duck Dynasty" on A&E. The season premiere was watched by 11.8 million viewers, making it the most-watched nonfiction series telecast in the history of cable television.
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I love the way you recreate your first poem as a parody here. *claps* I think the last two lines of both poems are the best: the repetition really works.
Author's Response: Thank you! When I wrote the first one, I felt that it was so melodramatic that it was just begging for a sequel. 8-)
Author's Response: Thank you! When I wrote the first one, I felt that it was so melodramatic that it was just begging for a sequel. 8-)
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Wow. I'm touched. Someone wrote a ff for me! Thank you so much, Naz!
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Tomahawk School District. Unfortunately, the news release came too late for us to publish in last week's newspaper. We would have given it front page placement and pushed it on the web. We had gone to the district's irritating 6:30 AM committee meeting to offer to help host/plan the event back when it was first mentioned, (yes, that's 6:30 AM! I personally think that's appalling and certainly not public-friendly). Then, we didn't even get the courtesy of notification in time for our weekly publication. FYI: It's Monday, June 20 7-8:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Two of the three candidates for the 12th Senate district have committed: Holperin and Lussow, last I heard. I'll probably be there to cover it, but I'm still irritated. -Kathy Tobin, Editor
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This whole thing stinks. It looks to me like something that was put together without public knowledge and in support of the Holprin campaign. Given the hand holding that goes on between the school administration and the teachers union the real sponsor of this thing is the Wisconsin Education Association Council and their sympathizers and supporters. Wasn't Christine "The Moderator" Brown's husband (Nicolet College) one of the first teachers to use the WEAC party line in a letter to the editor naming the small businesses that would lose money if the new budget bill passed. In that letter he was going to become so impoverished that he would no longer be able to do business with those merchants. That tactic was used throughout the state to intimidate small business owners. My thought is, If they want to hold a political rally let them rent a hall.
Other than that big Lincoln County property tax hike that he shoved through, the last thing I read about Lussow was that the local Republican Party was questioning if he was in fact a Republican!
Other than that big Lincoln County property tax hike that he shoved through, the last thing I read about Lussow was that the local Republican Party was questioning if he was in fact a Republican!
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- That's Not My Age said...
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- 21 December 2012 at 09:18
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NYSARC Urges Legislature to Restore $120 Million in State Funding for People with Developmental Disabilities
Leading provider of supports and services fears that many agencies will sharply curtail service and some may face closure should the across-the-board cuts go through
DELMAR, NY (03/04/2013)(readMedia)-- NYSARC, Inc., the nation's largest nonprofit agency serving people with developmental disabilities, is urging the Legislature and the Governor to approve a final budget deal restoring $120 million in State funding to programs and services for people with developmental disabilities.
The reduction is a result of a 6% across-the-board cut which was contained in the Governor's budget. When federal funds are included, the cut is $240 million.
"These cuts are catastrophic," said NYSARC's executive director, Marc Brandt. "They are in addition to the nearly $350 million in cuts developmental disabilities services have sustained over the past 3 years."
Agencies throughout New York State care for 126,000 individuals with developmental disabilities. It is the largest system of its kind in the nation.
Brandt said that "We expect that many agencies will sharply curtail service and some may face closure" as they are unable to meet payroll and pay for goods and services.
"Many of these agencies serve vulnerable people, some of whom are medically frail, many of whom require 24-hour care. We don't know what will happen with them. Many, particularly adults, have no families to step in should an agency fail. This is a recipe for disaster for this population."
Furthermore, Brandt added, "the staff that provides hands-on care are already stretched to the breaking point from prior year cuts and a staggering onslaught of regulations."
"Seventy percent of all agency funding goes to pay these individuals. Simple math will force these employees to absorb layoffs, shortened hours, and increased medical costs."
"Now, these cuts will push many of these staff beyond the breaking point. Many of people they care for will find their quality of care eroded and be exposed to far greater health and safety risks."
"The Governor's Justice Center was aimed at enhancing the health and safety of the people we serve. We strongly support the Justice Center. However, we can't help but note that these cuts will undermine the primary aim of the Justice Center--to safeguard the people we serve."
"When New York State elected to build a large system of community-based care for people with developmental disabilities, it accepted a moral responsibility for decent care. Some argue that a system this large should never have been built. But over decades, New York State built it. That reality won't go away. The State must continue to own up to its clear moral obligation to provide decent care to tens of thousands of people with developmental disabilities and their families. The State must eliminate this cut."
About NYSARC, Inc.
NYSARC, Inc. is the largest not-for-profit organization in New York State and the United States supporting people with intellectual and other developmental disabilities and their families. The 54 Chapters comprising the family-led Organization provide services in every County in New York State. NYSARC, Inc. supports over 60,000 individuals, employs 30,000, and has a membership of more than 97,000 people. To find your local Chapter, please visit www.nysarc.org today.


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Julia Gillard calls Labor leadership ballot | The Australian
It's on, fiiiiinally. Set for 4:30pm today. Rudd/Crean vs Gillard and whoever. Crean says he'll resign if Gillard wins.
Rudd (who else?).
ABC Insiders host Barry Cassidy said Labor's biggest problem has been disunity. Whilst I agree insofar that disunity has hurt them, the greater problem is what has caused this disunity. And that is their disastrous policies. The carbon tax, the debt, the boat people, the NBN, the BER, the live cattle exports, Swan's covert money grabs, the horrendous media laws, the gender wars, the class wars, the gutting of our military, the faceless men…it is an utter train wreck. Did I miss any? Probably.
(UPDATE Yes. The AWU scandal, the bungled mining tax, the mythical budget surplus – thanks, Sean)
And it's not her resilience. It's her lies, her backstabbing and her obstinacy.
NOT Rudd, he won't contest (numbers?) Gillard and Swan stay… talk about anti-climax. What a rabble.


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In Afghanistan, women denied their inheritance now have a champion
A modest campaign sponsored by the U.S. government has begun tackling one of the most basic problems on the long list that women face here: being robbed of property that they have rightfully inherited.
A 30-day pilot program of television and radio ads and billboards in Kabul province, coupled with an ongoing series of workshops in three Kabul districts and around the city of Jalalabad in the northeast, have begun spreading the word that under Afghan and Islamic law, women are entitled to a share of the property when their parents or husband dies.
That was news to many, and dozens of women have been pouring in to the Ministry of Women's Affairs over the last few months for help getting their inheritance. Those taking the even riskier step of filing a legal grievance against male relatives jumped from little more than half a dozen a year nationally to nearly 50 in Kabul and almost 40 elsewhere in Afghanistan in the first few months of 2013, said Fawzia Amini, head of the ministry's legal rights department.
"This program has had a huge effect," she said. "I get two or three cases each day now of women and families seeking legal advice on inheritance."
The issue of women's inheritance is so complicated – in part because of arcane formulas for how land and other property is divided and in part because land rights generally have been a thorny issue here – that no aid or civil society group had tackled it seriously until now, said Lida Nadery, a senior official in the U.S. Agency for International Development's Land Reform in Afghanistan program. The program paid for the ads and organized community meetings on the topic. The entire program has cost less than $74,000 so far, according to USAID.
The USAID program hopes to run another series of ads in Jalalabad this summer, if it can find the money. The idea, Nadery said, is to erode the widespread ignorance of the law that allows men to take advantage of their female relatives, which they do in the majority of cases in which property is handed down.
The ads and workshops are aimed at educating not just women but men, too, since those who don't know the law often simply assume women aren't allowed to inherit.
"If the women know that, OK, I have this right, but then they go home and their brothers say forget it, the land is ours, then it won't work," Nadery said. "It's important to get the men in the same mindset, too."
For some workshops, she said, more men than women have shown up. In at least one case, she said, after a man learned the facts he immediately made amends to his sisters and handed over land that was rightfully theirs.
Inheritance is fundamental to improving the lives of women because in cash-poor Afghanistan, land is nearly everything, said Mahboba Saraj, an activist who works with the Afghan Women's Network. It's a way to feed yourself, a source of jobs and something that can be rented out for income.
"Owning land is very important because it gives women the economic independence they need, and obviously that's empowering," she said. "When a woman has her own money, then she can do whatever she pleases with it. She doesn't have to ask her husband for permission, she doesn't have to ask her father or her brother for permission, she can use it for her children's education, she can buy a house, she can start a business, anything."
The formulas for what part of an inheritance one gets from parents or a spouse is so complex that even experts sometimes struggle with the math. For example, in a case where the parents have died and there are two brothers and two sisters, each sister gets one-sixth and each brother gets one-third. The logic behind that is that, in theory, the women have or will have husbands who bring their own property to the marriage, so property ownership will generally balance out.
The formula is different when a husband dies, with the wife getting only a small fraction and much going to the children, if there are any. In practice, though, often the relatives of the husband step in and take all the property to keep it in their family, or demand that the woman marry one of her husband's brothers, Nadery said.
As in the United States, you can leave a will spelling out exactly how you want things divided, but in Afghanistan few do.
Even when women are aware that they have rights to property, family dynamics prevent many from objecting, said Saraj.
That's because for the vast majority of women in the country, family is the support structure that keeps them alive. Going against the family is risking that safety net, and essentially your own life. Sometimes the men in the family aren't aware of the law; other times, they ignore it.
"It all has a lot to do with the fact that people don't know the law, and it also has a lot to do with greed, and it has a lot to do with the very old traditions that they believe a man should have the power and the woman should not decide," Saraj said. "That's not because of disrespect to that particular woman, it's that the men know that they can get away with it, and they do it."
When those rare inheritance disputes do make it into the legal system, things can get rough.
On a recent day, a middle-age woman arrived at Nadery's office after a long trip from Herat in the country's west. Alya Jami needed help.
Two years ago, Jami had sued over her three brothers keeping all the family property when it was handed down nearly two decades ago. She and her three sisters got nothing, and she had to turn to sewing to raise her seven children after her husband died 10 years ago.
"We thought that at least they would give some shares if not all our shares, and everybody was encouraging them to negotiate with us, but they never did," she said
The property consists of several acres in downtown Herat, and her brothers had built commercial property on it. They are now making $35,000 a month in rent, and giving none of it to the sisters.
Jami said she first considered filing a lawsuit when they offered her $10,000, then after she turned that down, $70,000.
"I accepted, because I had no wish to file a case on my own brothers, but then they didn't pay, and instead said that they would bribe the judges," she said.
In March, a judge ruled against her. Jami said that her brothers had produced forged documents in court that indicated their father had sold the property to them.
Now, Jami said, she is hoping to file an appeal in the case, and she wanted advice from Nadery on where to find legal help, and what other agencies she should approach.
Her brothers have threatened her life, Jami said, and she leaves her home only covered by a bhurka, which she normally wouldn't wear, to hide her identity.
Her attorney, Muftizada, who like many Afghans uses just one name, said he, too, believed the sales documents were forged, and that some of the witnesses he presented in court had surprised him by refusing to testify to anything substantive, despite saying earlier that they would. He said they probably had been bribed or threatened.
Her brothers deny the allegations. "She's always lying," Sheikh Ghulam Haidar said in a telephone interview. "I haven't promised any money for her. Does she have any documents that I have told her that I would pay her? No."
Other than the size of the estate – the land in question in downtown Herat apparently is worth several million dollars – the case is typical of the issues that women face, Nadery said.
Saraj of the Afghan Women's Network remains optimistic that the education campaign will improve women's ability to inherit property, even if it takes years.
"The way we have seen social change in Afghanistan is that when examples start repeating themselves – the more they see, the more the people accept," she said. "That's why it's very important to break that first barrier with more people asserting their rights, so (USAID's) program could turn out to be like that snowball, if you can do that first push, it starts to roll by itself and collects more along with way."


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Early Reading First (I-B-2)
The Early Reading First Program will prepare young children to enter kindergarten with the language, cognitive, and early reading skills necessary for reading success. The goal of the program is to prevent reading failure by providing a high-quality early education to young children, especially children from low-income families.
It is vital that early education programs attend to all the developmental domains of early childhood. Those domains (social, emotional, cognitive, linguistic, and physical) are closely related, and growth in language and cognition optimally will occur in the context of the other areas of development. Early care and education programs have long done a good job in addressing the social, emotional and health needs of children and families. However, the language and cognitive domain's often have not been strongly or systematically addressed. For example, according to a study by the National Center for Education Statistics, 56 percent of beginning kindergartners at risk of school failure (because of factors such as low family income and low parent education) cannot identify more than two or three letters of the alphabet by name, 61 percent cannot identify the beginning sound of a word, and 83 percent cannot identify the ending sound of a word.
New research illustrates the importance of the intellectual competencies of young children and suggests specific ways to support learning through the use of strategies such as explicit and scaffolded instruction (in which adults build upon what children already know to help them accomplish a complex task by providing support where needed). An extensive body of evidence is now available stressing the importance of early reading skills, including phonological awareness and vocabulary development. Early Reading First is designed to improve these skills.
WHAT'S NEW--The No Child Left Behind Act
Focuses on What Works
- Requires programs to use scientifically based research to teach children cognitive and language skills. Programs must base their activities, services, and professional development on scientifically based reading research.
- Emphasizes the cognitive and language domains. While early childhood programs serve an important function in children's social, emotional, and physical development, research also shows the importance of the early cognitive and language development of young children. Many programs serving young children have not adequately addressed these areas in the past.
Increases Accountability for Student Performance
- Evaluates the effectiveness of local programs through annual performance reports on their evaluation results. Local grantees are required to describe how they will evaluate their success in enhancing children's early reading skills. Grantees must report to the U.S. Department of Education annually on their progress and the results of their evaluation.
- Evaluates the effectiveness of the program through an independent national evaluation.
How It Works
The new Early Reading First Program is a federally administered discretionary grant program. The U.S. Department of Education will make competitive awards for up to three years to local school districts eligible under statutory criteria for the Reading First program, other public or private organizations within those eligible districts, or collaborations between both. Eligible LEAs were identified by states, or if not by states, by the Department, and posted on the Department's Web site. These organizations will apply for awards on behalf of one or more preschool programs for the purpose of strengthening the literacy components of existing early childhood centers.
Key Requirements
Grantees must use Early Reading First funds to provide preschool-age children with high-quality oral language and literature-rich environments; provide professional development to staff that is based on scientific research to assist in developing children's language and cognitive skills; identify and provide activities and instructional materials that are grounded in scientifically based reading research; acquire, provide training for, and implement screening reading assessments or other appropriate measures to determine whether preschool-age children are developing the early language and cognitive skills they need for later reading success; and integrate these instructional materials, activities, tools, and measures into the grantee's preschool programs.
How It Achieves Quality
In order to prevent reading difficulties for children, Early Reading First programs must focus on skills most related to later reading success and instructional methods and activities that have been scientifically demonstrated to produce learning gains for children in these skills. These programs are required to support children's development of oral language (including vocabulary), phonological awareness (familiarity with individual sounds in words), print awareness, and letter knowledge.
Early Reading First programs must conduct the following activities that have been shown to be effective in developing the language, cognitive, and early reading skills of young children:
- provide high-quality oral language and literacy-rich classroom environments,
- provide professional development to staff that is based on research knowledge of early language and reading development,
- identify and provide activities and instructional materials based on research to develop children's language, cognitive, and early reading skills,
- use screening assessments or other appropriate measures to determine whether young children are developing the cognitive skills they need for later reading success, and
- integrate these materials, activities, tools, and measures into preschool programs.
How Performance Is Measured
Grantees are required to evaluate the success of their programs in preparing children for school and to report this information annually to the U.S. Department of Education. The law also requires an independent national evaluation of the program.
Key Activities For The State Education Agencies
State education agencies can:
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Swedish progressive melodic death metallers SCAR SYMMETRY will release their new album, "Dark Matter Dimensions", on October 2 via Nuclear Blast Records.
The track listing for the CD is as follows:
01. The Iconoclast
02. The Consciousness Eaters
03. Noumenon And Phenomenon
04. Ascension Chamber
05. Mechanical Soul Cybernetics
06. Nonhuman Era
07. Dark Matter Dimensions
08. Sculpture Void
09. A Paranthesis In Eternity
10. Frequencyshifter
11. Radiant Strain
12. Pariah (exclusive limited-edition digipack bonus track)
Commented drummer/lyricist Henrik Ohlsson: "The album title came from the scientific fact that you can't see at least 95% of the universe and despite that fact we behave like we know everything there is to know. We trust our eyes even though they give us a very limited range of perception and we dismiss things because they seem to defy our narrow and cynical sense of logic. The title 'Dark Matter Dimensions' stands for an appreciation and acknowledgement of the unseen worlds and dimensions, because without the existence of these unseen forces our physical universe would never be able to exist. These so-called 'dark matter dimensions', a term I use for everything unseen, orchestrates everything our eyes are allowed to see. And you can bring this down to a personal level as well, from the macrocosmic to the microcosmic, and realize that our appearance stands for a small percentage of who we are. At least 95% of what we are consists of consciousness, thoughts, feelings and other unseen activities. So the term 'dark matter dimensions' applies on both macrocosmic and microcosmic levels. As above, so below. As for the artwork [see below], I view at as a peek into a possible dark matter dimension, a surreal planetary body that defies our sense of what a planet looks like. Spontaneously I come think of it as a symbolic version of the current state of the earth."
Video footage of SCAR SYMMETRY's entire 40-minute performance (with soundboard audio) at this year's installment of the Graspop Metal Meeting, which was held on June 26-28, 2009 on the festival grounds of the Boeretang in Dessel, Belgium, can be viewed below.
SCAR SYMMETRY parted ways with singer Christian Älvestam last year due to "business and creative differences and lack of interpersonal chemistry." The band explained at the time, "We came to a point where the band's existence was in jeopardy because of these differences, and the only way for us to continue with an inspired state of mind was to go through with this change in the lineup."
Christian has since been replaced by Roberth Karlsson (lead growl vocals and backing clean vocals) and Lars Palmqvist (lead clean vocals and backing growl vocals).
A photo of the new SCAR SYMMETRY lineup can be viewed below.
SCAR SYMMETRY's latest album, "Holographic Universe", registered the following first-week chart positions in Europe:
Finland: #37
UK: #39 (Indie chart)
Austria: #65
Germany: #68
In the U.S., the CD debuted at No. 33 on the Top New Artist Albums (Heatseekers) chart, which lists the best-selling albums by new and developing artists, defined as those who have never appeared in the Top 100 of The Billboard 200.
SCAR SYMMETRY Comments On New Album Title, Artwork
Swedish progressive melodic death metallers SCAR SYMMETRY will release their new album, "Dark Matter Dimensions", on October 2 via Nuclear Blast Records.


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RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - A prehistoric creature is lurking in the James river -- but barely. The sturgeon -- a fish older than the dinosaurs -- may be coming back from the dead.
Sturgeon have been around for 120 million years. You can find them at Maymont's Nature Center -- but they are hard to find in the James.
"About the only real enemy they have is man. They were overfished in the 1890s and became almost extinct on the river," said river keeper Chuck Frederickson.
He said sturgeon taste great -- they produce wonderful caviar, and used to rule the James river before European colonists showed up.
"When the migration of sturgeon came up the river, they were so plentiful, they were able to stick their sword in the river and catch a fish and bring it in," Frederickson said.
It's known as the fish that saved Jamestown -- and now it's our turn to return the favor.
There only a few sturgeon left breeding in the entire bay -- and they are right here in the James. Barely surviving. Years of development has covered the formerly rocky bottom with silt -- that's a problem.
"Sturgeon like to spawn on clean hard, rocky bottom," Frederickson said. "What we're doing is trying to put a controlled site, hoping to attract some sturgeon to spawn on. Seventy feet wide by 300 feet long by two feet high off the bottom of broken granite."
Those granite rocks for the reef were donated by the Luck Stone Corporation.
Greg Garmin, director of Virginia Commonwealth University's Center for Environmental Studies, said it took a lot of research and cooperation for many groups and agencies for this plan to come together.
"It wasn't just a matter of dumping a pile of rock any old place," he said.
If it works, the pile of rocks that has been dropped around the original channel of the James river as moves around Presquile National Wildlife Refuge in Chesterfield will be a nursery, and the beginning of a thriving sturgeon population.
"An important first, tangible step for the Atlantic sturgeon, not just in the James, but in the entire Chesapeake Bay," Garmin said.
And the sturgeon's proud history in the Chesapeake Bay might turn into a proud future.
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