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Most gall bladder cancers start in the glandular cells in the gall bladder. They are called adenocarcinomas.
Gall bladder cancer is rare. Around 800 people are diagnosed with it in the UK each year. It's very rare in people under 50 and is most often seen in people over 70. It's more common in women than men.
We hope this information answers your questions. If you have any further questions, you can ask your doctor or nurse at the hospital where you are having treatment.
The gall bladder is a small pouch that stores bile. Bile is a fluid that helps us digest food. Its main function is to break down fats in food. Bile is made by the liver and stored in the gall bladder. The gall bladder is connected to the small intestine and the liver by the bile ducts.
The gall bladder and the bile ducts together are known as the biliary system. We have separate information about cancer of the bile duct.
We don't know what causes most gall bladder cancers. But there are a number of factors that may increase your risk of developing it. These include:
Gall bladder cancer is more common in people over the age of 70.
Gall bladder cancer is more likely to occur in people who have a history of gallstones or inflammation of the gall bladder (cholecystitis). But most people who have gallstones or an inflamed gall bladder won't develop gall bladder cancer.
These are non-cancerous (benign) tumours of the gall bladder that increase the risk of developing gall bladder cancer.
This condition causes calcium to form in the wall of the gall bladder. People with this condition have a slightly increased risk of developing gall bladder cancer.
Gall bladder cancer is slightly more common in people who are born with congenital abnormalities of the bile ducts.
Some evidence suggests that people who smoke cigarettes are more likely to develop gall bladder cancer.
Being very overweight increases the risk of developing gall bladder cancer.
If you have a close relative with gall bladder cancer, you have a slightly higher risk of developing it. A close relative is a parent, brother or sister.
Early gall bladder cancer often causes no symptoms. It is usually discovered when someone has surgery to remove gallstones. About 1 in 5 gall bladder cancers (20%) are found this way.
Most gall bladder cancers are only found at an advanced stage. They can cause a variety of symptoms, including:
If the cancer blocks the bile duct, it may stop the flow of bile from the gall bladder into the small bowel. This causes bile to flow back into the blood and body tissues. This can lead to:
These symptoms may be caused by other problems, such as gallstones or an infection of the gall bladder. But it's important to get them checked by your doctor.
You usually begin by seeing your GP, who will examine you and refer you to a hospital specialist.
At the hospital, the doctor will ask you about your general health and any previous medical problems. They will examine you and take blood samples to check your general health and that your liver is working properly. They may also do the following tests:
This uses soundwaves to build up a picture of the gall bladder and surrounding organs. You'll usually be asked not to eat or drink anything for at least six hours before the scan. Once you are lying comfortably on your back, a gel is spread onto your tummy (abdomen). A small device that produces soundwaves is then passed over the area. The soundwaves produce a picture on a computer. The test is painless and only takes a few minutes.
A CT scan takes a series of x-rays that build up a three-dimensional (3D) picture of the inside of the body. It is painless and takes 10–30 minutes. It uses a small amount of radiation, which is very unlikely to harm you or anyone you come into contact with.
You will be asked not to eat or drink for at least four hours before the scan.
You may be given a drink or injection of a dye that allows particular areas to be seen more clearly. For a few minutes, this may make you feel hot all over. If you are allergic to iodine or have asthma, you could have a more serious reaction to the injection, so it's important to let your doctor know beforehand.
This test is similar to a CT scan, but it uses magnetism instead of x-rays to build up a detailed picture of areas of your body. Before the scan, you may be asked to complete and sign a checklist. This is to make sure it's safe for you to have an MRI scan.
Before having the scan, you'll be asked to remove any metal belongings, including jewellery. Some people are given an injection of dye into a vein in the arm. This is called a contrast medium and can help the images from the scan show up more clearly. During the test you'll be asked to lie very still on a couch inside a long cylinder (tube) for about 30 minutes. It's painless but can be slightly uncomfortable, and some people feel a bit claustrophobic during the scan. It's also noisy, but you'll be given earplugs or headphones. You will be able to hear and speak to the person operating the scanner.
An MRCP (magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography) is a special type of MRI scan that may be used. It is not widely available. If you are having this scan, your doctors will tell you more about it.
This test may be used to take an x-ray picture of the pancreatic duct and bile duct. It can also be used to unblock the bile duct if necessary.
You'll be asked not to eat or drink anything for about six hours before the test, so the stomach and first part of the small bowel (the duodenum) are both empty. The doctor will give you a tablet or injection to make you relax (a sedative). They will use a local anaesthetic spray to numb your throat. The doctor will then pass a thin, flexible tube called an endoscope through your mouth, into your stomach and into the small bowel just beyond it.
The doctor will look down the endoscope to find the openings where the bile duct and the duct of the pancreas drain into the duodenum. They can inject a dye that can be seen on x-rays into these ducts. This means they can see whether there are any abnormalities or blockages.
This scan is similar to an ERCP, but an ultrasound probe is attached to the endoscope. This takes an ultrasound scan of the gall bladder and surrounding structures.
This is a test to look at your blood vessels. The bile duct is very close to the large blood vessels that carry blood to and from your liver. An angiogram may be used to check whether any of these blood vessels are affected by the cancer.
Angiograms are done in the x-ray department. A thin tube is put into a blood vessel (artery) in your groin. A dye is then injected up the tube. The dye travels around the arteries so they show up on an x-ray.
This is a small operation that allows the doctors to look at your gall bladder, liver and other internal organs in the area around the gall bladder. It's done under a general anaesthetic and you will have a short stay in hospital.
While you are under anaesthetic, the doctor will make a small cut (incision) in your tummy (abdomen) and insert a thin, flexible tube that has a light and camera (laparoscope). They will look at your gall bladder. They may take a small sample of tissue (biopsy) to look at under a microscope.
Sometimes they remove the gall bladder during a laparoscopy, to treat gallstones or chronic inflammation of the gall bladder. This operation is called a laparoscopic cholecystectomy.
If the surgeon finds or suspects gall bladder cancer during this operation, they will change the operation to an open cholecystectomy. This is when they remove the gall bladder and surrounding tissues through a larger cut in the tummy. This makes it easier to remove all of the cancer.
After a laparoscopy, you will have one or two stitches in your abdomen. You may have uncomfortable wind and/or shoulder pains for several days after the operation. You can often ease the pain by walking or taking sips of peppermint water.
If none of these tests have been able to diagnose the cause of your symptoms, you may have a procedure called a laparotomy. This is done under a general anaesthetic.
The stage of a cancer describes its size and whether it has spread beyond its original site. Knowing the stage of the cancer helps the doctors decide on the best treatment for you.
Cancer can spread in the body, either in the bloodstream or through the lymphatic system. You can find out more about how this happens here (scroll down the page). The lymphatic system is part of the body's defence against infection and disease. It is made up of a network of lymph nodes that are linked by fine tubes (lymph vessels). Doctors will usually look at the nearby lymph nodes to find the stage of the cancer.
There are four stages of gall bladder cancer:
The cancer affects only the wall of the gall bladder. Approximately 1 in 4 cancers (25%) are at this stage when they are diagnosed.
The cancer has spread through the full thickness of the wall of the gall bladder, but it has not spread to nearby lymph nodes or surrounding organs.
The cancer has spread to lymph nodes close to the gall bladder or has spread to the liver, stomach, colon or small bowel.
The cancer has spread very deeply into two or more organs close to the gall bladder, or it has spread to distant lymph nodes or organs, such the lungs. This is known as metastatic or secondary cancer.
A different system called the TNM staging system is sometimes used:
This system is more complex. It gives more precise information about the tumour stage.
If the cancer comes back after initial treatment, it is known as recurrent cancer.
Grading means the way cancer cells look under a microscope. It gives an idea of how quickly a cancer may develop.
In low-grade tumours, the cancer cells look very much like normal cells. They are usually slow-growing and are less likely to spread. In high-grade tumours, the cells look very abnormal. They are likely to grow more quickly and are more likely to spread.
The treatment you have depends on a number of factors, including:
Whether or not surgery is possible depends on the results of the tests described above. You may be referred to a surgeon who is a specialist in gall bladder cancer.
If you have early gall bladder cancer, it may be removed using an open cholecystectomy or a laparotomy. If it is possible to remove all of the cancer with surgery, the aim of the treatment is usually to cure the cancer.
If the cancer has spread beyond the gall bladder, you may be offered a radical cholecystectomy. This is a major operation that removes the gall bladder, the surrounding tissues, the lymph nodes and parts of other organs that may be affected by cancer.
After your operation, you may stay in an intensive-care ward for the first couple of days. You will then be moved to a general ward until you recover. Most people need to be in hospital for about two weeks after this type of operation.
If it isn't possible to cure the cancer, surgery may be used to help improve symptoms. This is done by removing as much of the cancer as possible.
Radiotherapy treats cancer by using high-energy x-rays to destroy the cancer cells, while doing as little harm as possible to normal cells. It can either be given externally from a radiotherapy machine or internally by placing radioactive material close to the tumour (brachytherapy).
Radiotherapy is sometimes used to treat gall bladder cancer. You may have radiotherapy after surgery. Radiotherapy may also be given to help relieve symptoms if the cancer is advanced.
Chemotherapy is the use of anti-cancer (cytotoxic) drugs to destroy the cancer cells.
Chemotherapy may occasionally be used after surgery if all the cancer couldn't be removed by surgery. It may also be used if surgery isn't possible or if the cancer has come back after initial treatment. The aim of chemotherapy is to shrink or slow down the growth of the cancer and relieve symptoms. The chemotherapy drugs most commonly used are cisplatin and gemcitabine (Gemzar ®).
If the cancer is causing a blockage in the bile duct, it may be possible for the doctor to insert a small tube (stent) during an endoscopic retrograde cholangio-pancreatography (ERCP). This can help relieve jaundice without surgery.
The preparation and procedure for this is the same as for an ERCP (described above). The doctor will be able to see the narrowing in the bile duct by looking at the x-ray image. They can stretch the narrowing using inflatable balloons (dilators). Then they can insert the stent through the endoscope so the bile can drain.
The stent usually needs to be replaced every 3–4 months, to stop it becoming blocked. If it does become blocked, you may become jaundiced and have high temperatures. It's important to tell your specialist as soon as possible if you have these symptoms. You may need antibiotics, and your specialist might advise that they should swap the stent for a new one. For most people, this procedure can be done quite easily.
Your doctor may ask you to take part in a clinical trial. Cancer doctors use clinical trials to assess new treatments. Research is being done into possible new treatments for gall bladder cancer. These include:
Having tests and treatment for cancer can be very stressful. You may have many different emotions, including anxiety, anger and fear. These are all normal reactions and are part of the process that many people go through when trying to come to terms with their condition.
Everyone has their own way of coping with difficult situations. Some people find it helpful to talk to family or friends, while others prefer to seek help from people outside their situation. Some people prefer to keep their feelings to themselves. There is no right or wrong way to cope, but help is there if you need it. Our cancer support specialists can give you information about counselling in your area.
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The death of Osama bin Laden may or may not have great long-term significance, but there is no denying its immediate impact. After 10 years of vast expense, countless deaths and frequent setbacks, the U.S. can claim a cathartic victory at a time when even small wins are welcome. If this does not stiffen the nation's resolve to tackle its other problems with as much determination, nothing will.
The European Union in general, and the euro zone in particular, could do with a similar boost to morale. It is a year since the battle to keep the euro zone intact opened, when Greece became the first member of the currency union to seek a bailout. Europe desperately needs a victory, but right now it lacks even a vision of its future that can persuade its citizens to believe such a thing is possible.
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Speaking Monday, EU Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs Olli Rehn made the priorities clear. Restructuring, he said "is not part of our strategy… The proponents of debt restructuring seem to ignore the potential devastating financial stability implications."
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There may be a way of giving some hope to those parts of the euro zone that desperately need it, but this will require German politicians to do less scolding and be more constructive. As the months go by, it has become increasingly clear that the euro zone's largest economy has secured a great victory in confronting a daunting array of economic problems.
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Which is sad, because the money could go for a LOT more useful things. Like mosquito nets. A million bucks' worth of mosquito nets would save thousands and thousands of lives.
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A first world solution for a first world perception. I doubt that tribal nomads in Yemen are really clamoring for laptops to read boing boing, buy collectables on EBAY, and of course, surf porn. They might have more important things to do.
@1 Negroponte has done plenty of real damage in his time. Check out his Honduras and UN action.
Locked in place? How exactly are laptops with downloadable operating systems locked in place? And who mentioned educational software? This all about getting an open source office suite, email, and a basic browser to hundreds of millions of kids, and then just letting them go wild. The point of this isn't that they're loading onto these things weird localized "edutainment software", it's that any software is educational.
Care to back up your "year or two" guarantee with a cash money wager, or are your words as empty as your brain?
How modular are these things, hardware-wise? It's not going to be a situation like the Space Shuttle, where all its systems are twenty years out of date because they can't upgrade the thing, is it?
@1 & 2: So either a population is so poor they're on the brink of starvation or they're so wealthy they can universally afford $1500 laptops?
A note to anybody else who comments:
Don't think of the absolute poor using this, when the more middle class students will. It's not really a matter of 'get them shoes first', because that's not the group they're targeting.
Is this "downloadable operating system" going to update itself? Who's going to maintain that? Who's going to set it up? Who's going to teach these kids how to write Python and Java? These are kids who up to now have been using chalk on slate; now all of a sudden they're web programmers? How's that work, exactly? These machines are made by people who think "mebibyte" is a useful addition to the language.
"Locked in place" means that the memory, storage (one gig!), and processor are already hopelessly inadequate; god only knows how bad it'll be in a year or two. If it uses a major commercial browser like Firefox, it will require near-constant upgrades, each of which will greatly increase the necessary power; if it DOESN'T use a major commercial browser, as it appears it won't, it will just fail out of the box.
How are they going to achieve something with seriously deprived third-world children that can't even be done in the rich, educated West?
And on the subject of empty brains, at least I know the difference between Nicholas Negroponte of the MIT Media Lab and John Negroponte of the US State Department.
Hopelessly inadequate for what, FNARF? Even if they were only powerful enough to run a Web browser, they'd be useful forever. These kids don't need to run Quakenstein 3D.
Is your web browser the same as it was even two years ago?
@6 Whoops that Negroponte egg on my face is delicious. Mmmmmm delicious shame.
I still think you're way off about the computers.
@4: Not very... but what kind of upgradability do you really expect from a $100 computer? The internals are all soldered in, except for the battery. It does have USB ports. It's stripped down as possible as is though on the hardware and software sides. They wanted it to be rugged and consume as little power as possible. So if you think in terms of what the top-of-the-line machines do, it's already outdated, but that isn't the point, really.
My uncle works for a non-profit in the poorest villages in India. Their main focus is water. Year round access to water. People are always asking my uncle things like, "What about women's literacy?" to which my uncle invariably replies, "If people don't have enough water to grow food, they don't have much need to read."
That being said, there are definitely a lot of poor and lower middle-class people in India's cities who would benefit tremendously from learning to use a computer (thanks outsourcing!)
But that's the point. If you can't keep up, how is this helping anyone? Call up a local nonprofit here in Seattle and ask them how thrilled they are when people drop off a big load of old 486es as a "donation".
"Call up a local nonprofit here in Seattle and ask them how thrilled they are when people drop off a big load of old 486es as a "donation"."
That's exactly right. Hardware isn't (and hasn't been) the issue. Tons of PCs are donated each year. The real problem is training, support, localized apps, etc. All of which Negroponte handwaves away.
A couple years ago, the San Francisco Chronicle had an article about how the computer-for-every-child-mantra is useless in the United States. Kids are better off learning from books and making projects out of construction paper. It's cheaper too. If computer literacy for American public school children isn't remotely worth it here, how are Third World children going to benefit from this?
These laptops cost half of the average Third World income. How many used textbooks could be purchased with that money?
Fnarf: No, the Web browsers I use have matured a bit in the past couple years. But none of it matters to a kid out in the middle of nowhere, who can probably do just fine without Flash-based embedded YouTube players and the latest Adblock plugin. I can just imagine the looks of disappointment on all the barefoot little kids: "What? Firefox 1.5? What are we supposed to do with this piece of junk?"
The machines we used 15 years ago would be plenty useful to most kids around the globe if they had similar weight, networkability, and energy requirements to the OLPC machines. These things could be green-screen text terminals and still be useful. The graphics are icing.
Are you really suggesting that in a place where schools can barely afford books, 2005 computer technology would be too far behind the times to be useful? Give me a break.
linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. why is no one talking about LINUX?
Keshmeshi, I disagree. Again, my basis for the 3rd World is India, which is a special case because many lower income kids in the cities have learnt some English (English is the official language there), but I think basic knowledge of a computer can make a difference for the lower middle classes.
Most of the articles I've read about the usefulness of computers in schools have focused on the usefulness of a computer to teach things such as history or English or math, etc. But what about the usefulness of a computer to teach ... computers? What about the practical skill of learning to type or surf the web or use basic applications?
Obviously, I don't agree that computers across the board is the answer. I think that Indian villages need things like toilets and wells and things like that. But that doesn't negate the possibilities of what cheap computers could achieve.
Also, I thought the point was that these $100 computers were being donated? Not bought by poor people in the 3rd world....?
Tux, tux, tux, tux, tux, tux, tux:
What do you want to hear? This isn't really a technical discussion.
Yes, OLPC runs GNU/Linux with a custom-made non-deesktop-metaphor GUI. It's the only rational choice for such a machine. (Among other advantages, this choice of OS should help avoid the need for endless upgrades that our criminally-monopolistic neighbors to the east have clearly imposed upon Fnarf.)
Yes, imposing linux on the defenseless poor of the third world is the "obvious choice". That'll change everything. It always has! Now that everybody has seen the light and switched to linux, because it's so much better in every conceivable way, we can continue to spread the Gospel to this new, er, market.
This argument is exactly why people like Negroponte shouldn't be allowed to steal these millions of development dollars. It's harmful and counterproductive.
Uh... What argument?
As the self-appointed voice of reason, I humbly suggest we wait and see. None of us really know enough about this to know if the experiment will be a success. Doesn't seem like anyone knows that.
I'm generally with NJ Matt, but still...
The point of these things is access to information, plain and simple. It's not about hardware or software or any of the specifics of the technology, it's about the INTERNET. Sure, it's filled with crap, but that's just because we have the luxury of filling our days with that crap. Using the web in an educational setting is a completely different thing than browsing YouTube at work.
If they can get these things online even semi-reliably, they have the potential to make a massive difference in people's lives. No, not every kid who touches one, but some of them. I don't understand why anyone wouldn't want to give that a try, especially based on arguments about storage space, browser versions, and all the rest of this crap.
How this is "harmful and counterproductive" is completely beyond me. These are going to hurt somebody? Set someone back? Come on, that's just silly.
It's counterproductive because it's taking development away from unsexy but immensely valuable things like wells and mosquito nets. Do you know how much a concrete trickling water purifier costs? Almost nothing. Buy them those instead.
Naw, clean water and other needed infrastructure will come naturally once they elevate themselves after spending time playing minesweeper for 18 hours strait.
I saw a news story about these and it was clear that the impact they make on the kids lives, and their families when they take these home at night, is profound. I really think a position like FNARF's is a major contributer to keeping most people in this world chasing after their next meal, or pair of shoes, while we waste the days away on the internet at our cushy jobs. This is empowering and enlightening for these kids and before you go claiming it is not in their best interest to join the rest of us on the WWW, why don't you ask them. I gaurentee they want one.
C'mon FNARF, The idea that money for one charity is a drain on another (money spent on lap tops comes directly out of some magical well and misquito fund) is just totally false reasoning. What is best for these kids is to have clean water AND lap tops, they're not mutually exclusive. Christ, i have both and i bet you do to. I know it's not your intent, but in practice you are saying - sorry kid, you deserve clean water and no malaria, but computers are too much of a frivolity for your poor ass.
Gotta disagree, Fnarf. Mosquito nets and wells would be great, but then what do you have? Slightly elevated life-expectancy? That's super and all, but then what? They still have no opportunity. None. We use our charity money to basically keep people alive a little longer, and for what? I don't mean to sound insensitive, but how much good does that really do? In the end we have a lot more poor people without malaria who still have no ability to join the modern world.
Also, many millions of charity dollars are already used to buy mosquito nets and to build wells and give out water purifiers, and have been for decades. Is that the only need? Is it just a matter of getting enough of them, and things will be fine? What's wrong with working other angles? This program doesn't deprive anyone of a mosquito net.
But maybe it does give someone the tools to, I don't know, cure malaria.
I don't see any female children in the "yay-we-have-laptops" photo.
@11: You said: My uncle works for a non-profit in the poorest villages in India. Their main focus is water. Year round access to water. People are always asking my uncle things like, "What about women's literacy?" to which my uncle invariably replies, "If people don't have enough water to grow food, they don't have much need to read."
If it's not a priority to teach women to read in the poorest villages in India, then they may as well quit teaching the men, too, right? Then I could get behind your hierarchy of needs prioritization: water for all, food for all, reading for all. However, if men are learning to read, then women's literacy is as important if not more so.
The argument that women should wait to be treated equally until other things happen first is an old one, but I have never heard it stated well enough to convince me.
Oh my God,
People in this country have no freaking clue.
"Yeah, once we get their drinking water fixed, then they will be able to participate with us on the WWW as global citizens." Thats funny!!!
These people live on what could just as well be a different planet from you and I in our "Cushy" western industrialized republic. They still practice female circumcision, arranged marriage and the caste system. They use witch doctors to burn the soles off their feet to get rid of the demon giving them worms.
Yeah, giving them laptops will no doubt solve all their problems.
Instead, why don't you just leave them the fuck alone, not everything your little techno brains come up with will change the world. Laptops definately won't cut it and gives westerners the mistaken patronizing idea that they are doing something for those less fortunate.
God help you if you actually were lacking in basic needs. A fucking laptop would be the last on your list of shit you want. And any news story showing the opposite, is simply using the same stupid and ignorant bias that modern techno-crazy americans seem so absorbed with.
Better to donate your time building pvc wheelchairs for kids with their legs blown off by land mines, donating latex gloves to missions in bangledesh so they don't have to reuse them, or giving money to the red cross.
Can't we just ship them all the old Speakeasy Cafe Rainmail terminals instead?
Feed men, and then ask of them virtue.
Good gods, I'm agreeing with ecce homo. I need a drink.
can we please hear from someone other than middle class honky males, PLEASE??? like maybe someone from africa?
ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigerian schoolchildren who received laptops from a U.S. aid organization have used them to explore pornographic sites on the Internet, the official News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reported Thursday.
I talk to people from Africa, scary tyler moore. How about giving money to kiva.org instead?
@32 - I know, right? Scary.
Gah.. No, ecce homo is completely wrong. It's a completely false and misleading picture to suggest that this program goes into villages with no running water and hands out laptops to kids who have no food or water or shoes. It's just not even close to true, and it completely misses the point. Nobody is being deprived of anything, they're being GIVEN something.
@28, in the villages my uncle works (I've been there several times) no one knew how to read. Not men, not women. Period. It wasn't a priority because ... people were starving. Maslow's hierarchy of needs. If people are starving, computers aren't going to do much good.
WITH THAT SAID, now that my uncle's NGO has got the water situation largely under control (they've been working in these same villages for over 10 years), they have been implementing other programs. One of the biggest success stories has actually been the "teaching women to use computers" program.
Look, the third world is not cut and dried. Like I said, my experience is pretty much limited to India and 3rd world Asia, but not everyone is burning brides and frankly, there are plenty of Indian-Americans who get arranged marriages, ecce homo, so I'm not sure what that has to do anything. But the fact of the matter is, thanks to outsourcing there are a number of jobs available to people of what I'll call the "servant class" for lack of a better word. Did you know that the people taking your order at drive throughs are now often times Indian?
If you're saying to not teach the third world about computers, because they should be getting mosquito nets, then why even teach them to read? Why even teach them history? Or life sciences? Because I guarantee, a knowledge of English and basic computer skills open up far more doors than most school subjects. The fact of the matter is that in this new century, it's the 4 Rs- Reading, wRiting, aRithmetic, and er... computeRs.
that said, fnarf, i STILL want to hear from africans! in person!
kiva is a terrific organization. so is www.nothingbutnets.net, and partners in health (pih.org). i give to both, and i recommend you all do the same. there is a critical need for malaria nets right now.
arduous, you miss my point.
Sure teach them to read, but don't be so ignorant as to assume that the progression from 3 world shit hole to competitive techno-savy progressive democratic capitalists is something that can be achieved, only if we just force more western culture down their throat.
Look I have no doubt that everyone wants an easier life. But you make the mistake of not understanding that people in the third world aren't like people working in poverty in the US. These people don't come from a society that understands or embraces technology, modern communication. The idea that if you just expose them to technology, modern western ideals like "equality" and reruns of "Everybody loves Raymond" then they will rise up against the oppressive cultural taboos that have ruled their lives for 5000 years is simply idiotic.
Again, these people may as well be from mars when it comes down to it.
Of course, I am not talking about the aristocratic class's of these societies who have been sending their children to western boarding schools for generations. They are the exception, and wouldn't need a stupid 100 dollar laptop.
Oh, and for your information, India just elected a woman president and is a measurable distance ahead of the US when it comes to womens rights. Granted, the caste system does little for those at the bottom, but it doesn't effect those on the top. Again, this isn't even remotely an issue that can be solved by $100 laptop.
Please, quit assuming that if you just airdropped some poor villager from central africa, into the middle of Seattle, that they would blossom into the shining example of westernized illumination that you fantasize about.
india is a measurable distance ahead when it comes to women's rights? like being burned to death if the dowry is insufficient? like husbands not being prosecuted for beating their wives? like hundreds of thousands of women dying from AIDS because indian men refuse to wear condoms?
what the fuck planet you from, 'mo?
ecce homo, have you ever BEEN to the third world?
no one is saying that exposing third-world children to the internet is going to make people rise up against cultural taboos. but why is that the point?
why isn't the point that there are lower class people in the third world who could be making more money if they knew how to use computers? plain and simple.
look, what this discussion is lacking is an understanding of subtlety. and, i hate to play this card, because i know it seems unfair, but unless you've been to a third world country, and been to the villages and the cities, and have talked to villagers and servants and coolies alike ... i guess you aren't going to get it. i mean anthony gets it, so i guess that's not fair. but, the third world isn't all malaria and aids ridden low-caste girls who are being burned to death and simultaneously beaten. jesus h christ, people.
to provide a personal anecdote, that might be illuminating, there is a girl that my family is very close to. she is the daughter of a servant, she spent her life in a one room apartment with the rest of her family, and in the general course of events, she would have gone on to become a servant. but she's not. she went to school. she is fluent in english, and now she has a good job that has brought her into the middle class. and THAT is the promise of computers and education.
So give nigerian villagers laptops and then they won't have to bother growing sweet potatos for their family. Instead they can get a job doing online tech support and then feed their family via the grocery store. Sounds great!!!
Accept, there aren't grocery stores to speak of, and you are then forcing them to become dependent on a rickity infrastructure and corrupt governments to provide them with food. Yeah great.
And I spent 7 months in bangladesh, working as a nurse at a mission, and another 2 months in Dhaka until I contracted dysentary. I know exactly what I am talking about.
You have NO idea what poverty really means. And no fucking laptop is going to raise people out of it.
show me yours and i'll show you mine.
What I'm hearing most people here saying, both pro and con, is that resource allocation needs to be a top priority, and I'm reasonably confident that in most of the areas of the world where these laptops are going to be used that's the case.
The question then becomes, "what exactly constitutes a 'resource'?"
Certainly basic needs - food, clothing, shelter, health care, are always going to be the primary resource needs in any severely impoverished community, and those needs aren't going to be addressed by dropping $100 computers out of the back of trucks.
But, as a couple of people have pointed out in prior comments, assuming that every impoverished community has exactly the same level of resource deficits creates a false analogy. Some may have adequate water, yet lack hygiene or medical resources; others may have all three, but lack energy resources - or food resources, etc., etc.
Assuming that all impoverished communities are at exactly the same level of resource-deficit fails to take into account the fact that in many other communities - those where the problems of basic needs have been solved or are on the way to being solved - the idea of $100 laptops CAN have significant impact on raising the living standards of members of those communities, IF one believes that INFORMATION is also a resource, and one that these communities lack, need, and to which they should have access.
The idea here, as I understand it at least, is to provide cheap, reliable, durable, and long-term access to that particular resource, and these machines seem well suited to that purpose. So what if the processors aren't top-of-the-line or the memory capacity is minimal? The only pertinent consideration that needs to be addressed is whether these machines do in fact provide basic access to the resource for which they were designed, and from what I've seen they would seem to be more than adequate to the task at hand.
No one is saying that this program will end third-world poverty. Where does anyone even make that suggestion, ecce? This is ONE program, seeking to help in ONE way. It in no way relieves the need for other programs, nor does it solve all problems, nor would anyone make such a ludicrous claim.
So this argument is pointless. You basically keep saying that this program is worthless because it won't solve poverty and cure all disease. Getting affordable AIDS drugs to Africa doesn't solve poverty either. Should we stop doing that? Mosquito nets similarly will not get anyone a job. Pointless, too, I suppose.
And yes, I have spent time in India and other third-world countries too, but that doesn't mean shit. This is just common sense.
It's mind-bogglingly cynical to suggest that the goal of this program is to get people jobs in tech-support, even putting aside that that would be an AMAZING result. They will have access to information, and they will gain the skills to have a chance to change their situation.
Again, and for the last time, they're not giving laptops to the very poorest of the poor--the starving, the thirsty, the plagued--in lieu of giving them life-saving aid. They are giving these to the relatively well-off, who are not struggling to survive, they are struggling to advance.
The idea that money for one charity is a drain on another (money spent on lap tops comes directly out of some magical well and misquito fund) is just totally false reasoning. What is best for these kids is to have clean water AND lap tops...
It depends on the source. If, as Fnarf implied, this money is coming out of development grants, then it's definitely a drain on other, more worthy charities. Grants draw from one particular pool of money such as, say, the Gates Foundation. Those foundations don't magically find more money every time they receive a new grant application.
And, no, it's best for these kids to have clean water, books, and jobs. That photo was taken in Africa. How many desk jobs and computer jobs do you think are available there? Virtually none and it's likely to stay that way for a long time, if not forever.
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We are inspired to make a difference in peoples' lives through inclusive financial services. Our aim is to become the most innovative microfinance bank in the world.
Tameer Micro Finance Bank Limited is the first scheduled Micro Finance Bank in Pakistan and a part of Telenor Group.
Tameer Bank launched its operations in 2005 to provide micro-finance and related financial services to the less privileged and unbanked segment of the society. We hope to contribute towards poverty eradication under the Microfinance Institution ordinance, 2001.
Tameer Bank offers a range of financial services including Deposits, Loans, Mobile Accounts, Health Insurance, Remittances, Cash management services and Bank on Wheels. Based on the results for the year ended 31 December 2014, the credit rating company JCR-VIS has reaffirmed the long-term entity rating of Tameer to "A+" (Single A Plus) [Previous: "A"] while maintaining the short-term rating at"A1" (A One). Outlook on the assigned rating is 'Stable' as of April 28th, 2016.
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Trade unions would lose their one-third share of the vote when Labour elects its leader under a radical plan being proposed by Ed Miliband.
The Labour leader, who relied on strong union support for his wafer-thin victory over his older brother David to win his job in 2010, is ready to abolish the electoral college in which unions, MPs and party members currently have 33 per cent of the voting power. He wants future party leaders to be chosen in a "one member, one vote" ballot of party members, registered supporters and union members who "opt in" to supporting the party financially.
Mr Miliband hopes the historic change will be approved by a special Labour conference in London on March 1. But the move will be seen as a gamble and he may have to put his authority on the line to secure victory. At a time when relations between Labour and union bosses are strained, he will need to win some union support because the unions control 50 per cent of the votes at the conference, with the other half held by party members.
The proposed shake-up would also dilute the power of Labour MPs. To ensure a Labour leader enjoys significant support among them, one option is for them to hold a series of votes to whittle down a longlist of candidates to a shortlist of three or four names, which would then go into a ballot of party members and supporters. This would be similar to the system used by the Conservative Party, where MPs choose a shortlist of two, before members have the final say in a ballot.
Labour's special conference has been called to discuss reforms to the party's link with its union founders. Mr Miliband called for sweeping changes after Unite, the biggest union, was accused of rigging the contest to choose Labour's parliamentary candidate in Falkirk, Scotland. Labour later dropped disciplinary action after some local party members withdrew their claims. Mr Miliband wants union members to "opt in" to paying the political levy to Labour rather than "opting out" as at present. But this has caused a rift with union chiefs, who are warning that only about one in 10 of their members will "opt in", costing Labour millions of pounds in affiliation fees.
Mr Miliband wants union members who "opt in" and become "associate party members" to be the unions' only say in leadership contests. There has been criticism that many political levy payers are not Labour supporters and should not have a role in choosing the party leader.
Yesterday Paul Kenny, general secretary of the GMB union, which has already announced a cut in its fees from £1.2m to £150,000 a year, said: "There were discussions taking place, which have broken down".
Senior Labour sources denied that, saying that Lord Collins, the party's former general secretary, who is drawing up the reform plans, has not yet completed his work.
Mr Miliband's allies denied his plan to scrap the electoral college was an attempt to distract attention from his reform plans running into trouble. Although the switch to "opting in" could take five years to phase in, Labour officials insist that would still achieve Mr Miliband's aim of ensuring all union members have a choice about whether to back the party.
One Labour source said: "Ed has made clear he wants radical reform. Ray Collins has yet to publish his report and you get this sort of speculation emerging in public when detailed discussions are taking place in private.
"Ed has always been clear that the scale of his reforms mean there are likely to be consequences for other rules and structures in the Labour Party. He is proposing that we change the way we elect our leaders and discussions on party reform are continuing."
Lord Collins, who has been holding talks with union officials for months, will report to the party's national executive committee at its meeting on 4 February.
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