Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Debate Opinion: Children forced to watch Geelong mum's brutal assa...
Debate Opinion: Children forced to watch Geelong mum's brutal assa...: "Children forced to watch Geelong mum's brutal assault | The Daily Telegraph What kind of 'man' commit such violent acts in front of his ..."
Friday, December 24, 2010
Debate Opinion: Japanese tourist claims man told her: 'You must ha...
Debate Opinion: Japanese tourist claims man told her: 'You must ha...: "Japanese tourist claims man told her:You must have sex with me or die; | News.com.au What do you expect this man will do in the fu..."
Debate Opinion: AFL Players and Management shameful treatment of a...
Debate Opinion: AFL Players and Management shameful treatment of a...: "Girl agrees to destroy nude player photos - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) We are allowing the media and AFL management/play..."
Debate Opinion: Sex assault after accepting lift | News.com.au
Debate Opinion: Sex assault after accepting lift | News.com.au: "Sex assault after accepting lift | News.com.au A WOMAN has been sexually assaulted after accepting a lift from a man on the New South Wales ..."
Debate Opinion: Assange's accusers are WikiLeaks fans | News.com.a...
Debate Opinion: Assange's accusers are WikiLeaks fans | News.com.a...: "Assange's accusers are WikiLeaks fans | News.com.au Even in gender-conscious Sweden, Borgstrom has raised eyebrows for speaking out so s..."
Will there be a day that the majority of men will see the same way as Mr. Borgstrom?
In name of all the abused women and children that suffer every day in this world we need good men to step up, and help the world to become a fair and better place to millions of women and children.
Children labor, slavery and many other rights were conquered in many countries and humanity evolved.
I just hope that one day men,women and children will be treated equally in the media, school, home, work, the court of law and they can say at last discrimination has ended.
Will there be a day that the majority of men will see the same way as Mr. Borgstrom?
In name of all the abused women and children that suffer every day in this world we need good men to step up, and help the world to become a fair and better place to millions of women and children.
Children labor, slavery and many other rights were conquered in many countries and humanity evolved.
I just hope that one day men,women and children will be treated equally in the media, school, home, work, the court of law and they can say at last discrimination has ended.
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Debate Opinion: Net closes on child rapist and killer Mr Cruel | N...
Debate Opinion: Net closes on child rapist and killer Mr Cruel | N...: "Net closes on child rapist and killer Mr Cruel | News.com.au POLICE have revealed a potential breakthrough in the hunt for a notorious child..."
Debate Opinion: Phone stalking and abuse increasing in solar power...
Debate Opinion: Phone stalking and abuse increasing in solar power...: "Phone stalking and abuse increasing in solar power telemarketing calls | News.com.au CALL centre creeps are stalking Melbourne residents in ..."
Debate Opinion: JUDGE WE NEED TO PROTECT THE CHILDREN NOT THE PAED...
Debate Opinion: JUDGE WE NEED TO PROTECT THE CHILDREN NOT THE PAED...: "Queensland father acquitted over a conviction for the sexual abuse of his pre-teen daughter | News.com.au 'Solicitude for a child witness ha..."
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Hillary Clinton: Empower girls and women - CNN.com
Hillary Clinton: Empower girls and women - CNN.com
Give women equal rights and entire nations are more stable and secure.
"Let women work and they drive economic growth across all sectors. Send a girl to school even just for one year and her income dramatically increases for life, and her children are more likely to survive and her family more likely to be healthier for years to come. Give women equal rights and entire nations are more stable and secure. Deny women equal rights and the instability of nations is almost certain."
Clinton said the goal of empowering women and girls is a "central tenet" of American foreign policy. "Women's equality is not just a moral issue, it's not just a humanitarian issue, it is not just a fairness issue," she said, "It is a security issue, it is a prosperity issue, and it is a peace issue.
"We need to reach out to faith leaders and community leaders to change the perception and treatment of girls, and to persuade men and boys to value their sisters and their daughters, their talents and their intrinsic worth."
Washington (CNN) -- Toward the end of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's surprise appearance at the TED Women conference Wednesday, she told the story of a girl and her father in a developing country.
"This teenage girl's father expected to force her into early marriage, but she had been to school and she received a cow, perhaps through the Heifer project, to encourage her to stay in school. When her father demanded she drop out of school and get married, she said no. When he insisted, she insisted right back.
"And finally she pulled out her trump card: 'If I leave and get married, I'm taking my cow, that cow belongs to me.' So guess what. She stayed in school, she was spared an early marriage, all because her father couldn't bear to part with the cow."
Give women equal rights and entire nations are more stable and secure.
"Let women work and they drive economic growth across all sectors. Send a girl to school even just for one year and her income dramatically increases for life, and her children are more likely to survive and her family more likely to be healthier for years to come. Give women equal rights and entire nations are more stable and secure. Deny women equal rights and the instability of nations is almost certain."
Clinton said the goal of empowering women and girls is a "central tenet" of American foreign policy. "Women's equality is not just a moral issue, it's not just a humanitarian issue, it is not just a fairness issue," she said, "It is a security issue, it is a prosperity issue, and it is a peace issue.
"We need to reach out to faith leaders and community leaders to change the perception and treatment of girls, and to persuade men and boys to value their sisters and their daughters, their talents and their intrinsic worth."
Washington (CNN) -- Toward the end of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's surprise appearance at the TED Women conference Wednesday, she told the story of a girl and her father in a developing country.
"This teenage girl's father expected to force her into early marriage, but she had been to school and she received a cow, perhaps through the Heifer project, to encourage her to stay in school. When her father demanded she drop out of school and get married, she said no. When he insisted, she insisted right back.
"And finally she pulled out her trump card: 'If I leave and get married, I'm taking my cow, that cow belongs to me.' So guess what. She stayed in school, she was spared an early marriage, all because her father couldn't bear to part with the cow."
Debate Opinion: Drink-spiking gang hits Darwin clubgoers | News.co...
Debate Opinion: Drink-spiking gang hits Darwin clubgoers | News.co...: "Drink-spiking gang hits Darwin clubgoers | News.com.au POLICE are hunting for a drink-spiking gang after 10 people - mostly young women - re..."
Debate Opinion: New research suggests viruses could be the cause o...
Debate Opinion: New research suggests viruses could be the cause o...: "New research suggests viruses could be the cause of the obesity epidemic | News.com.au The scientists' work, published in the Proceedings of..."
Friday, December 10, 2010
Breast pain indicates possibility of cancer, study finds - Diagnostic Imaging
Breast pain indicates possibility of cancer, study finds - Diagnostic Imaging
In the controversy surrounding using breast pain as a reason for diagnostic imaging, researchers find cancers may manifest in the absence of other signs or symptoms. During a study presented Thursday at the RSNA meeting, researchers found eight of 500 women seeking breast exams for breast pain were diagnosed with breast cancer.
Breast pain is one of the most common reasons prompting a breast exam, according to Dr. Lauren Stein, from the University of Michigan, who presented the study. The reported prevalence of breast cancer in women presenting with breast pain ranges from 0% to 7%. But the literature about imaging women with breast pain is limited, hence there is some controversy regarding diagnostic imaging for breast pain.
In the controversy surrounding using breast pain as a reason for diagnostic imaging, researchers find cancers may manifest in the absence of other signs or symptoms. During a study presented Thursday at the RSNA meeting, researchers found eight of 500 women seeking breast exams for breast pain were diagnosed with breast cancer.
Breast pain is one of the most common reasons prompting a breast exam, according to Dr. Lauren Stein, from the University of Michigan, who presented the study. The reported prevalence of breast cancer in women presenting with breast pain ranges from 0% to 7%. But the literature about imaging women with breast pain is limited, hence there is some controversy regarding diagnostic imaging for breast pain.
BBC News - Database shows how bees see world in UV
BBC News - Database shows how bees see world in UV
"This research highlights that the world we see is not the physical or the 'real' world - different animals have very different senses, depending on the environment the animals operate in," said Professor Lars Chittka from Queen Mary's School of Biological and Chemical Sciences.
"Much of the coloured world that's accessible to bees and other animals with UV receptors is entirely invisible for us. In order to see that invisible part of the world, we need this special machinery."
But what is the point of such a tool beyond giving researchers an insect's view?
Professor Chittka says seeing these invisible colours may have commercial applications in the greenhouse and beyond.
"Every third bite that you consume at the dinner table is the result of insect pollinators' work. In order to utilise insects for commercial pollination purposes, we need to understand how insects see flowers.
"We need to understand what kind of a light climate we need to generate in commercial glass houses to facilitate detection of flowers by bees."
"This research highlights that the world we see is not the physical or the 'real' world - different animals have very different senses, depending on the environment the animals operate in," said Professor Lars Chittka from Queen Mary's School of Biological and Chemical Sciences.
"Much of the coloured world that's accessible to bees and other animals with UV receptors is entirely invisible for us. In order to see that invisible part of the world, we need this special machinery."
But what is the point of such a tool beyond giving researchers an insect's view?
Professor Chittka says seeing these invisible colours may have commercial applications in the greenhouse and beyond.
"Every third bite that you consume at the dinner table is the result of insect pollinators' work. In order to utilise insects for commercial pollination purposes, we need to understand how insects see flowers.
"We need to understand what kind of a light climate we need to generate in commercial glass houses to facilitate detection of flowers by bees."
STOP BULLYING: Cybersafety help button download page | Department...
STOP BULLYING: Cybersafety help button download page | Department...: "Cybersafety help button download page | Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy The cybersafe help button can be dow..."
Debate Opinion: NSW Man in court over teen sex charge - suspected ...
Debate Opinion: NSW Man in court over teen sex charge - suspected ...: "NSW Man in court over teen sex charge - suspected pedophile | News.com.au A SUSPECTED pedophile will appear in court charged with the sexual..."
Debate Opinion: Man who raped girl while driving drunk ordered to ...
Debate Opinion: Man who raped girl while driving drunk ordered to ...: "Man who raped girl while driving drunk ordered to pay $18,750 compensation | News.com.au A MAN has been ordered to pay almost $19,000 in com..."
Debate Opinion: Some newsreaders sarcastic and resentefull of Ophr...
Debate Opinion: Some newsreaders sarcastic and resentefull of Ophr...: "Australia’s faith and fury over Oprah | Daily Telegraph Sarrah Le Marquand Blog It’s the unrelenting enthusiasm, capacity to break into tear..."
Monday, December 6, 2010
STOP BULLYING: Stay Smart Online
STOP BULLYING: Stay Smart Online: "Stay Smart OnlineThe Stay Smart Online Alert Service is a free subscription based service that provides home users and small to medium enter..."
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Debate Opinion: Men measure their fingers to check their risk of p...
Debate Opinion: Men measure their fingers to check their risk of p...: "Men measure their fingers to check their risk of prostate cancer | Society | The Observer Men across Britain got measuring on Wednesday, aft..."
For women, too, much to learn. Those with big index fingers are purportedly more fertile, at higher risk of breast cancer, less likely to be professionally successful, and less likely to be gay. Kids are better behaved. Athletes are less muscular. Crossword puzzlists have a harder time hunched over their folded newspapers.
For women, too, much to learn. Those with big index fingers are purportedly more fertile, at higher risk of breast cancer, less likely to be professionally successful, and less likely to be gay. Kids are better behaved. Athletes are less muscular. Crossword puzzlists have a harder time hunched over their folded newspapers.
STOP BULLYING: Bullying Part of Life for Kids With Asthma - ABC N...
STOP BULLYING: Bullying Part of Life for Kids With Asthma - ABC N...: "Bullying Part of Life for Kids With Asthma - ABC News VANCOUVER -- One in 10 kids with asthma reports bullying or teasing related to the con..."
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Debate Opinion: Confessions of a young anti-feminist | Article | T...
Debate Opinion: Confessions of a young anti-feminist | Article | T...: "Confessions of a young anti-feminist | Article | The Punch For thousands of years men were providers and protectors and women nurturers. Evo..."
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