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U.S. Women's Media Guide for Montreux Volley Masters
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (June 10, 2011) – The U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team lost to China 25-27, 25-14, 19-25, 25-21, 15-11 on Friday evening to conclude the Montreux Volley Masters Pool A in Montreux, Switzerland.
The U.S. (2-1), ranked second in the world by the FIVB, and China had already advanced to the semifinal round regardless of the head-to-head pool match. The Americans will now face Cuba in the semifinal on Saturday evening at 9 p.m. Switzerland Time (noon Pacific Time), while the Chinese will take on Japan. Team USA won the silver medal at the 2010 Montreux Volley Masters event.
The U.S. recovered from a 23-19 deficit in the opening set and saved two set points before claiming a 27-25 victory. The U.S. held an 8-1 block advantage and benefited from eight Chinese errors. China built an early 8-3 lead in the second set and increased the advantage to 12 points at 23-11 before settling in for a 25-14 victory. The Americans established an early 6-2 lead in the third set and separated from a 17-15 advantage with five unanswered points for a 22-15 lead and closed the set with an ace at 25-19. China scored the final five points of the fourth set to rally from a 21-20 deficit to win 25-21 sending the match to deciding fifth set. The fourth set witnessed 14 ties and seven lead changes. China jumped out to a 7-3 lead in the tiebreaking set and never relinquished the advantage in a 15-11 victory.
Kim Glass (Lancaster, Pa.) lead five U.S. players in double-digit scoring with 17 points, including 12 kills and a match-high five blocks. Tayyiba Haneef-Park (Laguna Hills, Calif.) added 11 kills, two aces and a block for 14 points, which was matched by Kristin Richards' (Orem, Utah) 12 kills, one ace and one block for 14 points. Alexis Crimes (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.) contributed seven kills, three blocks and two aces for 12 points, while Jennifer Tamas (Milpitas, Calif.) recorded 10 kills and a block for 11 points. Nellie Spicer (Barrington, Ill.) added two kills and an ace for three points, while Alisha Glass (Leland, Mich.) provided two blocks. Jordan Larson (Hooper, Neb.) and Nicole Fawcett (Zanesfield, Ohio) rounded out the scoring with a point each.
Haneef-Park charted a team-high 15 digs in the loss, while Richards recorded 12 digs with a team-high 41 reception attempts as part of a 51 positive reception percent. Kim Glass totaled 12 digs with 27 receptions. Nicole Davis (Stockton, Calif.) tallied 11 digs and 21 receptions.
China held a 67-55 advantage in kills and a slim 15-14 margin in blocks. The U.S. out-served China with a 6-5 ace advantage. The Americans committed 22 errors in the match to China's 23. According to unofficial DataVolley statistics, both teams converted 40 percent of their attacks for kills. China held a .235 hitting efficiency to the Americans' .204 hitting efficiency. China received serve at a 60 positive percent compared the U.S. 49 positive percent.
Karch Kiraly (San Clemente, Calif.), who is serving as head coach the U.S. squad during the current trip to Switzerland, started Tamas and Crimes at middle blocker, Richards and Kim Glass at outside hitter, Alisha Glass at setter and Haneef-Park at opposite. Davis was the team's libero. Spicer subbed into the match in teh first and second sets, then started in place of Alisha Glass the final three sets. Angie Forsett (Lake Mary, Fla.) was a sub in the second set, while Fawcett was a sub in the first and fourth sets.
Ruoqui Hui scored a match-high 19 points to lead China, which also had five double-figure scorers. Yunli Xu picked up 14 points in the victory, while Linlin Fan added 13 points.
Earlier today in Pool B, Cuba (3-0) rallied to defeat Japan (2-1) 15-25, 19-25, 25-20, 25-20, 15-10 in a battle of previously undefeated teams to claim the group's top spot into the semifinals. Netherlands defeated Italy 23-25, 26-24, 25-14, 26-24 as both teams finished 1-2 in Pool B.
China scored four unanswered points to take an early 5-2 lead in the opening set. Team USA responded with a Tamas kill and consecutive Alisha Glass blocks to tie the set at 5-all. Haneef-Park served an ace for a fourth straight point yielding a 6-5 U.S. lead and China timeout. China broke the U.S. string with consecutive points out of the timeout for a 7-6 lead. Out of the first technical timeout, the U.S. went back in front 9-8 with a Richards kill and China attack error. China bounced back into the lead at 12-10 with three consecutive points. Team USA answered with consecutive blocks by Crimes to tie the score at 12-all. China returned to a two-point cushion at 15-13 with back-to-back points, then pushed to an 18-14 advantage with consecutive American attack errors out of the second technical timeout. Tamas and Richards connected for consecutive kills to narrow the deficit to 18-16. However, the lead jumped to five points at 21-16 after a China ace prompting a second U.S. timeout and ensuing block. After a China error, Fawcett put up a block to slice the gap to 21-18. The U.S. moved to within one at 23-22 with a Haneef-Park kill between two China errors. Team USA saved two set points with kills coming from Haneef-Park and Tamas followed by a Kim Glass block to put the Americans back in the lead at 25-24. The Americans closed the set with a Haneef-Park kill and Chinese attack that floated wide for a 27-25 victory. Haneef-Park scored a team-high five points in the opening set as the Americans held an 8-1 block advantage and took advantage of eight other Chinese errors. The first set had 12 ties and six lead changes.
China benefited from three consecutive U.S. errors and gained a fourth and fifth straight point after an American timeout to take an 8-3 lead at the first technical timeout in the second set. Haneef-Park and Kim Glass scored back-to-back kills to stop the run and close to 8-5. China collected the next three points to extend its margin to 11-5. Richards and Haneef-Park hammered back-to-back kills to chip the lead to 12-8, but China scored the next two points for a 14-8 advantage. China reached the second technical timeout on two straight points at 16-9. China added to the lead with a point out of the break for a 17-9 lead and marched the margin to 19-10 after a block. The Chinese lead reached 12 points at 23-11 with two kills, an ace and block. Richards collected consecutive kills after a Tamas kill stopped a four-point run by China to put the score at 23-14. However, China ended the set with the next points at 25-14. Richards totaled a team-high four points in the second set as the U.S. committed six errors and China produced six blocks.
The U.S. took a 4-1 lead early in the third set with a Crimes kill and ace around a China attack error. Haneef-Park served an ace after a Chinese service error for a 6-2 U.S. lead. A China block and ace cut the gap to two points at 7-5. Out of the first technical timeout, China scored two straight points to move within one at 8-7. Haneef-Park pounded a kill, and Richards and Haneef-Park followed with consecutive blocks to move the American lead to 11-7. China cut the deficit in half at 12-10 with consecutive kills. Tamas and Spicer pocketed kills on each side of the second technical timeout to extend the Team USA lead to 17-13. China quickly cut the lead back to two points at 17-15. The Americans answered with a Richards kill and a Chinese error to regain a four-point cushion at 19-15 leading to China's second timeout of the set. Out of the huddle, Spicer served an ace and Crimes put up a block to push the advantage to 21-15. The U.S. scored a fifth straight point with a back-row attack error by China at 22-15. The U.S. called timeout after China scored three straight points to whittle the deficit 23-19. The Americans ended the set with a Haneef-Park kill and Crimes ace at 25-19. Haneef-Park tallied five points in the set, while Crimes added four points with two aces and a block. The U.S. held its errors to three in the set and served a total of four aces.
China bolted to a 4-1 lead early in the fourth set with two blocks. The U.S. tied the set at 7-all with a Richards kill and two China attack errors. Out of the first technical timeout, the U.S. took the lead at 9-8 with consecutive kills from Crimes and Kim Glass. The Americans built a two-point cushion at 13-11 with a Richards kill after a Chinese attack error. After a timeout, China scored the next three points for a 14-13 China lead. After the second technical timeout, the U.S. went back in the lead at 17-16 with kills from Richards and Crimes. The lead changed for the fifth time as China picked up consecutive points at 19-18. Tamas powered down consecutive slide kills to push the U.S. back in front 21-20. However, China answered with consecutive points of its own to take a 22-21 advantage and closed the set on a 5-0 run for a 25-21 victory. Kim Glass scored six points in the fourth set to lead the U.S. China picked up four blocks in the set victory.
China earned the first two-point cushion of the fifth set at 5-3 on consecutive American errors, then expanded the lead to 7-3 with two additional points out of a U.S. timeout. The U.S. cut the deficit in half at 8-6 with kills from Kim Glass and Larson leading to a Chinese timeout. China regained a four-point edge at 12-8 with a block leading to an American timeout. Team USA answered with a Crimes kill and Richards ace to move back to within two at 12-10. China won the set 15-11 on an ace.
U.S. Women's National Team Roster for Montreux Volley Masters
# - Name (Position, Ht, Hometown, College)
1 - Alexis Crimes (MB, 6-3, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., Long Beach State)
3 - Tayyiba Haneef-Park (OPP, 6-7, Laguna Hills, Calif., Long Beach State)
4 - Angie Forsett (OH, 5-8, Lake Mary, Fla., California)
5 – Tamari Miyashiro (L, 5-7, Kaneohe, Hawaii, Washington)
6 - Nicole Davis (L, 5-4, Stockton, Calif., Southern California)
8 - Alisha Glass (S, 6-0, Leland, Mich., Penn State)
9 - Jennifer Tamas (MB, 6-4, Milpitas, Calif., Pacific)
10 - Kim Glass (OH, 6-2, Lancaster, Pa., Arizona)
11 - Jordan Larson (OH, 6-2, Hooper, Neb., Nebraska)
13 - Christa Harmotto (MB, 6-2, Hopewell, Pa., Penn State)
14 - Nicole Fawcett (OPP, 6-4, Zanesfield, Ohio, Penn State)
16 - Foluke Akinradewo (MB, 6-3, Plantation, Fla., Stanford)
17 - Nellie Spicer (S, 5-9, Barrington, Ill., UCLA)
18 - Kristin Richards (OH, 6-1, Orem, Utah, Stanford)
Head Coach: Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand)
Montreux Head Coach: Karch Kiraly (San Clemente, Calif.)
Assistant Coaches: Paula Weishoff (Irvine, Calif.), Jamie Morrison (Dana Point, Calif.)
Technical Coordinator: Jennifer Hirneisen
Athletic Trainer/Medical Support: Jill Wosmek (Silver Lake, Minn.)
Team Leader: Russ Rose (State College, Pa.)
Montreux Volley Masters Schedule (listed times are local Switzerland Time)
Pool A
China 3-0
Germany 1-2
Peru 0-3
Pool B
Cuba 3-0
Japan 2-1
Italy 1-2
Netherlands 1-2
Pool Play
June 7: USA def. Peru 25-7, 24-26, 25-11, 25-19
June 7: China def. Germany 25-23, 25-27, 26-24, 22-25, 15-11
June 7: Cuba def. Italy 25-20, 29-27, 23-25, 25-22
June 8: Cuba def. Netherlands 25-23, 25-16, 26-24
June 8: Japan def. Italy 25-17, 25-19, 25-20
June 8: Germany def. Peru 25-20, 25-10, 25-20
June 9: China def. Peru 25-17, 23-25, 25-16, 25-15
June 9: USA def. Germany 25-19, 22-25, 25-23, 15-25, 16-14
June 9: Japan def. Netherlands 20-25, 27-29, 25-18, 25-17, 16-14
June 10: Netherlands def. Italy 23-25, 26-24, 25-14, 26-24
June 10: Cuba def. Japan 15-25, 19-25, 25-20, 25-20, 15-10
June 10: China def. USA 25-27, 25-14, 19-25, 25-21, 15-11
Half Finals
June 11: Germany (3A) vs. Netherlands (4B), 2 p.m.
June 11: Italy (3B) vs. Peru (4A), 4 p.m.
June 11: China (1A) vs. Japan (2B), 6:30 p.m.
June 11: USA (2A) vs. Cuba (1B), 8:30 p.m.
June 12: 5th Place Match, 11 a.m.
June 12: Bronze-Medal Match, 1:30 p.m.
June 12: Gold-Medal Match, 4 p.m.


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In short: Nice route , nice shirt and medal. Organization at finish needs serious re workIn full: Good first time 10k if you like massive crowds. Lots of people missed out on goodies. Race pack arrived in good time and chip worked. A serious flaw had to be the "help yourself" to medal at the end. Demeaning, tacky and was bound to end in disaster with shortages. Not for me I am happy to report. Date of review: July 8, 2012
In short: Bit of a messIn full: No starting pens so mixed up with all abilities. Unable to run at my pace due to dodging everyone who was walking. The baggage was a nightmare - they made a mistake and could not find my race numer baggage area. The sticker they give to put on your bag comes off so people lost their bags. The goody bag was just a bunch of flyers, a tea bag and a tiny amount of sugar and one sweet. The medal - pretty, but I picked mine up from the floor as they were just lying on the ground. I could go on.............Date of review: July 8, 2012
In short: Too many people, poorly organised.In full: That many people for a 10k is crazy, I was roughly 5000 or so from the start with about 20,000 behind me, I figured after the first KM I'd of got past most of the people slowing the pace down - I spent the entire race weaving in and out of slower people or those walking. Out of five of us only two if us have received a result from our chip time (luckily I am one of those 2), the others were given incorrect tshirts, then collected new tshirts to find their number had changed so had a new chip - which hasn't seemed to have worked. I over heard one lad had had his bag nicked from the luggage bay. The course map wasn't entirely true, we didn't run down Pall Mall, I was too busy dodging slow runners to see any sights - I saw Big Ben but that was it. They had portaloos 5K into the race that some were queuing for but it was on a fairly small road and the people queuing for the loo were blocking the route. And the race started 10mins late. All in all I'd say 4/10. Date of review: July 8, 2012
In short: Awful organisation In full: We were not there late but ended up waiting 40 mins to start as there are no start pens. Then spent most of the race running sideways trying to get past all the walkers. The 'baggage' area was not secure or covered so my layers for after we're soaked through. The goody bag had pistachios and sugar?! Would Definitly not recommend this to anyone, there are far better 10ks!Date of review: July 8, 2012
In short: Too busyDate of review: July 8, 2012
In short: Great Atmosphere but really, really busyIn full: First time doing this event. Really looked forward to it because of the location and running past lots stunning London landmarks. Atmosphere was really uplifting and loads of people had made the effort to come out and cheer, despite the horrendous weather. However, there were circa 13000 runners and it took a good 25 minutes from the time that the gun went for me to cross the start line purely because of the sheer number of people, and there were still a huge amount of people behind me. Shame they couldn't have staggered it according to your expected time. Would have meant that those that wanted to go off quickly could and those that wanted to start slower could have done. Would probably do again, but just get there earlier to be a little closer to the front!Date of review: July 8, 2012
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Commissioners get Affordable Care Act update
NEW ULM – Brown County commissioners will hear an Affordable Care Act update from Family Services Income Maintenance Supervisor Theresa Schroeder at their Tuesday, April 23 meeting.
County staff training is anticipated to begin in July. The program is set to begin on Oct. 1, 2013, according to the Request for Board Action (RBA). It has been determined that County income maintenance staff will continue to serve the Medicaid population no matter how they choose to apply for coverage.
Income standards will increase. Projections show Brown County could see about 532 new enrollees. About 70 percent of the new enrollees will come from the MinnesotaCare Program, according to the RBA.
About two-thirds of the cases should already be part of the County's program since Brown County is a MinnesotaCare enrollment site. Eligibility workers will learn new program rules and a new computer system, according to the RBA.
There will be a service reduction to accommodate higher client numbers plus a learning curve and case IT conversions, according to the RBA.
MNsure, ObamaCare, aka the health insurance exchange, is a new online marketplace for individuals, families and small businesses to find health coverage to fit their budget. Some people may qualify for a low-cost or free plan, according to MNsure.
Essential health benefits include clinic and emergency services, hospitalization, maternity and newborn care, mental health and substance abuse disorder services including behavioral health treatment, prescription drugs, rehabilitative services and devices, laboratory services, preventive and wellness services, chronic disease management and pediatric services including oral and vision care, according to the RBA. MinnesotaCare and Medical Assistance will continue.
Help will be available to pay for a Qualified Health Plan (QHP) from MNsure for single people with annual income as high as $45,960; couples earning up to $62,040 and families of four with up to $94,200 in annual income. Tax credits, out-of-pocket cost subsidies and other cost reductions are available. Eligibility details will be part of the MNsure website that goes live Oct. 1, 2013.
As of Jan. 1, 2014, all U.S. citizens and legal residents will be required to obtain health insurance coverage. Taxpayers that fail to do so for one or more months will pay tax penalties of the greater of $95 per adult or one percent of taxable income in 2014, $325 per adult or two percent of taxable income in 2015 and $695 per adult or 2.5 percent of taxable income in 2016. After 2016, tax penalties increase annually based on cost-of-living adjustment, according to MNsure.
Commissioners will consider approving $335,000 in 2013 Agriculture BMP (Best Management Practices) loan funds. The program provides low-interest loans to farmers interested in using conservation practices that prevent or reduce feedlot and farm field runoff or for projects that reduce existing water quality problems caused by agriculture activities or failing septic systems, according to the RBA.
The contract is for newly allocated funds that are separate from existing county septic program revolving funds.
The county board meeting starts at 9 a.m. Tuesday in the courthouse commissioner's room.
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Dr. Naomi Hall wants to talk about sex—decision making around sexual behavior, that is, and how to influence people to make careful choices. "I hope to develop some preventative messages that will encourage people to be less cognitively lazy and more cautious when making decisions concerning their sexual behavior," she explains. "I'm interested in how emotions come into play when making decisions about sex."
Still a fresh face at Winston-Salem State University in North Carolina, Naomi is off to a brisk and busy start with her research program, aimed squarely at preventing the spread of HIV. This includes cross-country collaboration with colleagues at UCLA and Cal State Dominguez Hills to look at sexual risk behaviors in heterosexual males, and the decision-making process behind such risks. She has also received funding from the American Psychological Association's division for the Psychology of Black Women to conduct focus groups with African American women concerning risk behaviors.
Naomi hopes to show through her work the importance of cultural factors concerning sexual behavior. "HIV prevention programs and researchers believe, more often than they should, that everyone is in an equal position to make rational decisions. There are always gender and cultural dynamics that need to be taken into account—in the context of HIV/AIDS, gender-related dynamics are relevant to whether men or women will take an active or passive role in sexual situations. The appropriateness of various behaviors are contained within an individual's cultural framework."
Her work in the area was already winning acclaim during her doctoral program at Claremont Graduate University, including a prestigious NIMH/APA training fellowship for research related to HIV. "I worked on the impact of the gender ratio imbalance on sexual behavior in African American communities. There are typically a greater number of marriageable African American women than men. The shortage of partners can lead to a high degree of competitiveness, and even situations where women will accept that their partner has multiple partners. It is very important that these cultural dynamics be taken into account when putting money into programs."
Naomi has said that her CGU training helped in ways she had not realized at the time. "Many traditional programs [that I had considered] frowned on qualitative research, or didn't even offer the opportunity for secondary data analysis. Now I'm meeting a lot of professors who are interested in these techniques, but never had the opportunity to use them."
Her future work will continue to explore her findings from a nationwide survey, conducted during the final stages of her doctoral program at CGU. The data she collected from the survey spanned the socio-economic spectrum, including a significant amount of data on the African American middle clas. "It's very exciting because when you look at the literature on African Americans and sexual risk behaviors, the focus is primarily on the individuals with low SES [socio-economic status]. Even research on females tends to center around individuals of lower SES. Just because people are in the middle class doesn't mean that the risks just stop."
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It's a classic aviation topic of discussion: Do you start with ground school or flying lessons?
The answer, of course, is yes.
Back in the day, pilots-to-be overwhelmingly sat in a classroom and learned the academic side of flying the same way they learned algebra, English, and history. Courses would run several weeks depending on how many days a week it met, and most students were flying concurrently. Nowadays, so many pilots engage in the self-paced home-study courses that it's probably difficult to find a traditional ground school.
The advantage of starting with flying right away is that you have a much easier time keeping up your enthusiasm, and besides, flying is fun, so why not do it? The truth is that you can do both at the same time, but you need to learn how to do it efficiently and effectively.
The home-study courses available today are a far cry from what was available even 10 years ago, and they are light years ahead of where they were 20 years ago. Jeppesen used to charge a king's ransom for a series of video tapes that accompanied the private pilot curriculum. Now, online classes and DVDs have replaced VHS, which means you can go right where you want to study, and better yet, it's all interactive, which keeps you more engaged. The video quality is better as well. And Jepp being Jepp, they still charge a king's ransom, but the Kings are still doing their thing as well.
There are some areas of study you should start with right away. Aerodynamics, the FARs, and weather are topics that you can't get a jump on fast enough. Most people are more weather savvy today, thanks to the Weather Channel and the Internet, but aviation weather is still information intensive, so getting a leg up on it early is always a good idea.
But a few areas of study call for caution when it comes to getting too far ahead of where your training is. You should spend a lot of time reading, watching, and studying all of the maneuvers. However, don't jump into trying to understand all of navigation until you are ready to do your cross-country flying. In more modern aircraft, you may already have a bit of proficiency with the GPS since you use it all the time. In older airplanes, it may just be you and your VOR indicators. I am a firm believer that you will be a better pilot—you'll certainly be more knowledgeable—if you can do everything the old-fashioned way, and that includes using a manual E6B. After all, it doesn't ever need to have batteries replaced. As for the panel-mount GPS, a good instructor will take the time to show you all the ins and outs you need to know as you need to know them.
When getting ready for your knowledge test, don't do it by just memorizing all of the answers. Make sure that you understand the theory and the concepts discussed in each question. Be able to answer them using what you know, especially weight and balance and navigation questions. Some of them are indeed rote memorization (the FARs), but make sure you really know the material and know where to find it!
Learning all that you need to know can seem daunting, but if you break it down into chunks, it is much more manageable. Yes, you can fly before you open a book, but if you combine the two, you will have more effective learning and have a more enjoyable training experience.—By Chip Wright
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About the Author: Marsha Michel serves as a USAID field officer and FET coordinator with the Provincial Reconstruction Team in Farah, Afghanistan.
With their head scarves properly wrapped, members of the Female Engagement Team (FET) of the Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT) Farah, along with their female interpreter, Nasrin, travel on July 10, 2010, to a building where they assist in conducting an all-women's shura with nearly 60 local women from the Shib Koh district in Farah Province, Afghanistan.
The women are representatives from the six-member FET of PRT Farah. Their mission is to help the provincial government build capacity and opportunity for Afghan women by hosting and attending women's shuras and coordinating with the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (GIRoA) officials to find solutions to the issues the Afghan women raise. The members of the team themselves exemplify the diversity and uniqueness the FET represents: the team is comprised of a United States Agency for International Development (USAID) field officer, three U.S. Navy Petty Officers, a U.S. Army Sergeant and a U.S. Air Force Second Lieutenant.
"We epitomize diversity. We vary ethnically, occupationally and in lifestyles, so I think our differences make it easy for women to relate to at least one of us," said U.S. Air Force 2nd Lt. Christine A. Darius of Virginia Beach, Virginia, FET Officer-in-Charge.
The opportunity for the shura arose when I received a ground-breaking request from Abdul Haidari, the Shib Koh district sub-governor: he wanted to gather the women in his district to conduct a female-only shura to address their issues and concerns.
"This is the first time that the PRT has come to our district to meet with just the women. We hope that this meeting will be the start of something new," said Haidari.
The request by an official of GIRoA to not only create an opportunity for women to speak freely among themselves, but also to have their voices heard by their government, represents meaningful progress toward the improvement of women's rights.
"Initially, explaining that our intent was to evaluate the communities concerns rather than individual needs was a challenge. But eventually they understood it, and our next shura will be focused on the solutions they come up with that address the women's issues," said Dalagelis, FET member from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The turnout of local women was extraordinary. To make it from one side of the interior building to the other, one had to carefully weave through a crowd of women. Promoted through word of mouth, the news of the shura spread quickly throughout the district, and the turnout was such that women had to sit on each others' laps to make room for the entire group. Some women had to peek their heads through open windows of the building in order to participate.
The issues and concerns addressed at the shura will be forwarded to Haidari, who has the ability to authorize the specific changes requested by the women based on his authority as sub-governor. Issues that can't be resolved at the district level will be directed to the provincial level if necessary.
In addition to the all-women's shura, PRT Farah also assessed an all-girls school which is currently under development by the Education Quality Improvement Program (EQUIP) in the village of Farib, located in Shib Koh. The project, which receives funding through the World Bank, will provide a schoolhouse for girls living in the area, so that they can receive proper education.
The Farah FET plans to assist GIRoA in conducting similar shuras in neighbouring districts, hoping the success of the shura in Shib Koh will spread to the rest of the province. By fostering action and the resolution of issues at the community level, by the members of those communities, it is hoped that the need for the FET's presence will eventually diminish. The goal of the FET is to empower women to address their issues directly with their GIRoA officials. Obstacles to women's rights in the country have long been overlooked, but the FET's work could prove to be an important link which will help connect women to their government.
Janice Q. in Florida writes:
Wow, this is an extraordinary time for women in the Middle East to stand up and let their issues be heard by the rest of the world. I ate, worked and discussed numerous woman & human rights issues with brave Iraqi women for months while deployed in Iraq and have so much respect for what they deal with in their daily lives. My hats off to you all!


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by OldDawg » Sun May 01, 2011 9:52 pm
Top 20 undrafted players1. Jerrard Tarrant, FS, Georgia TechMissed the 2009 season after being suspended for rape charges that were later dropped. Has legitimate cover skills and could force his way onto a roster and get playing time thanks to his athletic skills.2. Mark Herzlich, OLB, Boston CollegeBeat cancer to start in 2010. Herzlich needs more time to regain his explosiveness and speed, but he's a smart, tough, physical player who shares many qualities with Chiefs linebacker Mike Vrabel.3. Ian Williams, NT, Notre DameA three-year starter with experience in both a 3-4 and 4-3 defense, Williams has great character and work ethic. He is a much better run defender than pass rusher at this stage.4. Owen Spencer, WR, North Carolina StateHas great size (6-2, 192 pounds) and length. Good speed (4.55), but not very strong in his run after the catch or tough as a blocker. Does a good job of separating from press. Was a three-year starter for the Wolfpack.5. Derrick Locke, RB, KentuckyAn explosive, big-play threat that fell because of his diminutive stature (5-8 ¼, 187 pounds). Injury-prone. Does have excellent open-field ability.6. Joe Lefeged, S, RutgersLack of production against the run kept him from getting drafted, but he has the speed, acceleration and quickness to become a viable NFL safety and special-teams player. Has the burst needed to close effectively.7. Jeff Maehl, WR, OregonShined in the BCS title game by showing decent speed and toughness. He consistently goes across the middle and takes hits while holding onto the ball. Needs to add some bulk to continue that at the next level.8. Jamar Newsome, WR, Central FloridaVery quick and athletic receiver with good hands. Does not have premier playing speed and lacks size (6-0, 200 pounds). However, showed on film he has what it takes to make it as a slot receiver and returner in the NFL.9. Terrence Toliver, WR, LSUGreat combination of size (6-4, 211 pounds), speed and strength. Struggles with consistency at times and can disappear on film. When engaged, he can dominate his position, especially showing a solid ability to run after the catch. Needs to improve his route running to help create separation.Georgia Tech safety Jerrard Tarrant is Russ Lande's top undrafted player. (AP Photo)10. Damien Berry, RB, Miami (Fla.)A first-year starter in 2010 after a brief stint at safety. Highly productive special-teams player. More of a move-the-chains type of back.11. Kris O'Dowd, C, USCA potential first-round pick last year, but fell this year because he lacks athleticism. What he has is toughness and competitiveness.12. Jimmy Young, WR, TCULacks the explosiveness of TCU teammate Jeremy Kerley, but is a bigger receiver with better strength and deceptive playing speed. Good hands and is a very strong runner after the catch.13. Ryan Bartholomew, C, SyracuseVery muscular and powerful center who is able to lock and control defensive tackles despite being less than 6-foot-1. Highly productive college player.14. Justin Boren, G, Ohio StateDecent size (6-2, 309 pounds) with strength and toughness. He is not really flexible and struggles with his balance. Should be a backup at all three interior offensive line positions.15. Jon Cornell, MLB, MississippiA smart, instinctive linebacker who is constantly around the ball making tackles against the run. Solid in small-area pass coverage, but lacks speed.16. Anthony Elzy, RB, North CarolinaHad three straight 100-yard games before getting hurt. A quick and athletic back with excellent hands and open-field running ability. Potentially a good third-down back.17. Zac Etheridge, DB, AuburnA neck issue kept Etheridge from going in this year's draft. He can be an immediate contributor on coverage teams. Has enough skills to eventually crack a starting lineup in the right situation.18. Will Hill, S, FloridaUndrafted because of maturity issues and poor top-end speed. However, he plays faster on film than he did at the Combine and shows the instincts needed to break effectively on plays in front.19. Alex Linnenkohl, C, Oregon StateA three-year starter for the Beavers. He has a square build with shorter arms for the position. Although he has very good initial quickness, he is only a marginal athlete with little upside. Smart and savvy.20. Pierre Allen, DE, NebraskaA solid prospect with the measurables to be a prototypical defensive end. Gives maxium effort on every snap and could add depth for any 4-3 defense.
by Cerebral_DownTime » Mon May 02, 2011 12:49 am
by MikeCheckGW » Mon May 02, 2011 8:18 am
OldDawg wrote:From http://aol.sportingnews.com/nfl/feed/20 ... ed-playersBtw, isn't Dane Sanzenbacher acailable, or did he get drafted?
by SoulDawg74 » Mon May 02, 2011 1:13 pm
by SoulDawg74 » Mon May 02, 2011 1:42 pm
SoulDawg74 wrote:GBN's top 300 udfa's revealed some intriuiging talent which will eventually don some of these NFL rosters .Plenty of QB projects for Homie , including Devlin &Portis and some overlooked linebackers particularly that kid from Boston College coming off a broken back Mark Herzlich and Barnes from NCAA champ Auburn and some big OT, DT and some credible DE's and safeties which went undrafted.http://www.gbnreport.com/updatedtop100.htmlDeAndre McDaniel FS ClemsonP)
by JacksonDysonJackson » Mon May 02, 2011 3:36 pm
by SoulDawg74 » Mon May 02, 2011 5:12 pm
JacksonDysonJackson wrote:SD, I love ya brah, but do you honestly think anyone is going to read a post of that length?
by pup » Tue May 03, 2011 8:04 am
SoulDawg74 wrote:JacksonDysonJackson wrote:SD, I love ya brah, but do you honestly think anyone is going to read a post of that length?SD:Actually it was two seperate posts , got blended with the move .On Herzilch , injury concerns kept him off this weekend faire.The C word is scary
by SoulDawg74 » Tue May 03, 2011 10:56 am
pup wrote:SoulDawg74 wrote:JacksonDysonJackson wrote:SD, I love ya brah, but do you honestly think anyone is going to read a post of that length?SD:Actually it was two seperate posts , got blended with the move .On Herzilch , injury concerns kept him off this weekend faire.The C word is scaryNo, that was one long post. The part that got eliminated was the fact that you posted that twice. For future reference, a link with a snippet of the good stuff probably works better.
by jb » Tue May 03, 2011 3:58 pm
JCoz wrote:So with the lockout back on, that means no UFA's can be talked to, right?What are the ones the browns may be interested in?
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Alien Invasion
Posted 04 November 2012 - 04:16 AM
What I have shot and have experience with:
Ego 11, G6R, FEP Quest, Victory V1, Geo 2, Dye Matrixs, and a number of older bob long Intimidators and Marq's.
First off what I like.
I love the low profile of the feed neck the sits almost inside the marker. It looks great with my Virtue Spire.
I love the price. For 600 it is one of the best deals in paintball right now. (More about this later.)
I really like the rugger grip on the volumizer. It doesn't spin on the volumizer it feels good in the hands.
I am about 6'3" and the marker has a bit longer grip. I can fit three fingers in between the trigger guard and the high pressure regulator.
The grips look good and fill good. They aren't tacky but I don't mind that at all. In fact I prefer a harder grip. They last longer and are easier to clean.
The palm swell on the back of the frame fits my hand better than most guns. This is one of the few guns that I have noticed has a palm swell.
I like the fact that is hoseless and plenty of room between the trigger frame and volumizer.
The gun shoots very smooth for a stacked tube pocket. Almost as smooth as a g6r not quite. But much much smoother than any ego I've ever shot. I would go so far as to say it's smoother than a geo.
I think the gun looks pretty good considering how little milling is done on it.
It now comes with a Virtue board which is nice. It's led not oled but still virtue none the less.
I don't have a gat wrap but will be ordering from Jack. And I plan on liking that over a case.
Jack Rice says not to maintain the gun but about once a season. I really like that I don't have to mess with it all the time.
You can disassemble the gun and fire it with hose going from the rammer to the body. This is extremely helpful in finding leaks although I don't plan on having any.
Great customer service. Alien is a very small company and will be very willing to help anybody out.
Optional barrel backs sold. For $60 I believe. For $600 I don't think it should come with a barrel kit anyway.
What is neutral to me.
It doesn't have an on/off but I almost prefer that. One less thing to remember.
The gun is on the heavier side, but again this is just going to add to the smootheness of the gun. And I don't care about 6 extra ounces. I haven't weighed the gun but it is considerable heavier that a g6r.
The gun doesn't have a pointy lpr which is nice for some people. I don't hold it that high up.
What I don't like
I do not like the trigger on the gun. I prefer more of a rake than a scythe. This is not a roller bearing trigger. It rotates on two set screws. One one each side of the body.
Also there doesn't seem to be quite enough room for the trigger to move. It rubs on the frame just slightly. I have adjusted it and got it as perfectly centered as possible.
The alien invasion only comes in 5 color schemes. This is very minor but still more options are always better.
It doesn't come with a manual. You have to go to the website to download the manual.
It has very sharp corners on the body of the gun. Jack makes a point of not making the lpr pointy but with the lack of milling it has some quite sharp corners around the lpr.
I am not going to comment on the sweep bolt until my final review. Also I may change my opinion on some things. If anybody has any questions I will do my best to answer them. I'm not going to comment on efficiency because it doesn't matter. Go to youtube I'm sure you can find an efficiency test. I will post pictures so you can see what I'm talking about in my review. The gun shoots better than any ego in my opinion. It's smoother and feels better in the hands. However it's not going to be as reliable as an ego because the ego is dummy proof. The lpr does little to nothing on an ego. No offence to any PE owners out there. But they are engineered so that kids can own them. The Invasion I believe will prove to be very reliable but time will tell.
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DM12, 2011 Alien Independence, V3 Rotor, Empire 68/4500
Posted 04 November 2012 - 12:44 PM
Nice to hear that it's a nice gun, if you could compare the feel of the gun to any other, what would you say it feels the most like?
Well it kind of feels like a 2k2 timmy. If you took the macroline off, put better grips on it and put a rubber grip on the front inline regulator. It has about the same distance between the reg and the trigger frame. And the palm swell is the same. However the trigger and trigger frame feels nothing the same. And the Invasion has more height to it.
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Can you run these on HPA? Or do you need a lower tank output like the G6r?
Just a standard high pressure tank. The manual says that it can use either high pressure or low pressure output tanks. To my knowledge I haven't heard anybody say that they have problems using a SLP tank. That is talked about here. I didn't read the whole thread so don't hold me responsible for anything.
Posted 05 November 2012 - 12:09 AM
In a nut shell reliability opinion subject to change.
New LPR spring and Gat Wrap on the way.
Edited by SamBo, 05 November 2012 - 05:03 PM.
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The values of conservation can never be taught too early. Every young generation is challenged with finding solutions to repair the environmental damage caused by generations past and present—a tall yet essential task.
Helping to spread the word of conservation is the Palm Beach Zoo and Conservation Society. Apart from its everyday educational programs, the zoo operates a unique opportunity for third- to fifth-grade students in Palm Beach County School District Title I elementary schools called Zoo School. This weeklong, on-site school program, or extended field trip, literally takes the classroom to the zoo, where the zoo's mission merges with the class's curriculum.
"We developed the Zoo School curriculum with daily lesson plans and activities to tailor to each class," says Kristen Cytacki, director of education and sustainability. "We meet with the teachers before their visit to discuss whatever challenges the class might be facing, like math or writing, and then match that with a creative and engaging lesson that utilizes the zoo to help strengthen them in those key subject areas."
North Grade Elementary School taking in the sights at the Palm Beach Zoo during their weeklong fieldtrip, Zoo School.
Zoo School began in the spring of 2013 with a small pilot program to gauge feasibility and student/teacher response. The zoo welcomed 138 students into the program that semester with such success that the program was green-lighted for entirety of the 2013-14 school year. Running concurrently with the county school calendar, Zoo School can viewed as a branch of the public school system: All lesson plans and activities are tailored to Common Core and Florida's Next Generation Sunshine Standards, with a focus in STEAM—science, technology, engineering, arts and math. The interdisciplinary curriculum also follows the scope and sequence for science followed by the school district throughout the year. Lesson plans and professional development pieces for teachers have been submitted and approved by the school district, making for dynamic learning opportunities for students and instructors.
"Teachers can use the entirety of our curriculum or bring in their own lessons and activities," Cytacki says, "though I would say 95 percent use ours. It's very high quality and interdisciplinary."
Zoo School students dissect owl pellets. Called "nature's treasure chests" by Cytacki, this activity helps teach students about the physiology and anatomy of the birds of prey as well as a lesson in the food chain.
"Animals can't speak to us, so we have to observe them, and there is a lot that we can learn from what they leave behind," Cytacki says. "[Students] are kind of like nature detectives."
The breakdown, though catered differently to each class, follows a similar routine: Students and teachers arrive at the zoo on a private charter paid for by the zoo, head to the on-site classroom and begin their day at Zoo School. Activities include dissecting owl pellets, visiting the state-of-the-art LEED-certified animal hospital to observe veterinarians in action, making animal observations and encounters, participating in role-playing activities and attending lectures with zoo staff. The curriculum covers plenty, with animals and environment peppered throughout coursework, but reading, writing and art are also incorporated into the activities. Students are pre- and post-tested so the zoo can monitor the knowledge gains achieved in the week on campus, while teacher evaluations help keep the program fluid and ever-evolving. Students are also given parent evaluation forms to take home, offering the zoo feedback that goes beyond the school program itself.
"These give us insight in what the children are learning but also helps us get a better understanding of what families may or may not be doing to help the environment, like recycling, carpooling, buying organic food products," Cytacki says. This information is vital to the development and evolution of the zoo's overall programing and outreach, giving them new marks to aim for—an important tool for a zoo with Palm Beach's geography.
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Spartans dominant on Homecoming
GRUNDY CENTER – Grundy Center junior quarterback Brock Rohler threw for a career-high 247 yards and three touchdowns and the Spartans dominated their Homecoming game, feasting on Iowa Valley for a 58-8 victory in Class A District 4 football action Friday night.
Rohler finished 8-for-11 in his top passing game, while Jordan Clapp led the ground attack with 10 carries for 84 yards and two touchdowns in the fourth consecutive win for Grundy Center (4-2, 3-0). The Spartans have averaged 43.75 points their last four games, outscoring their opponents 175-42 while taking the lead in the district standings; Gladbrook-Reinbeck (3-2, 2-0) was off this week.
Clapp had touchdown runs of 8 and 26 yards in the first quarter, and Rohler connected with Jordan Stoner for a 66-yard catch-and-run to give Grundy Center a 21-0 lead.
Rohler and Bryce Flater connected on a 12-yard scoring strike to open the second period, and lineman Brady Hook got in on the action with a 2-yard TD plunge. Lane Bangasser hauled in a 44-yard scoring strike from Rohler and then took a punt back 60 yards for another score, putting the Spartans out front 48-0 at the half.
Bryce Moats added a 5-yard touchdown run for Grundy Center, while Iowa Valley's lone score came in the form of a 48-yard fumble return for Austin Carney.
It was the fifth straight loss for the Tigers (1-5, 0-3), who have scored just 10 points in three district defeats.
Stoner finished with two catches for 105 yards in all for Grundy Center, which tallied its season-high scoring output heading into next week's road game at BCLUW.
South Tama 56, Saydel 16
DES MOINES – Jerry Lowe rushed for 116 yards and five touchdowns to lead South Tama (2-3, 1-2) to a Class 3A District 4 rout of Saydel (1-4, 0-3).
The Trojans cashed in on fumbles on Saydel's first four possessions, covering as few as 11 and no more on 41 yards on consecutive touchdown-scoring drives. The sophomore Lowe finished each with TD runs of 5, 29, 3 and 1 yards.
Bubba Craun added a 35-yard touchdown dash to put South Tama in front 35-0 before the first quarter break, and Lowe turned the Eagles' fifth fumble into his fifth TD run – a 10-yard scamper.
Dylan Kalinay followed Saydel's only first-half touchdown with a 96-yard kickoff return for a score, and STC led 49-8 at the half. Craun added a 2-yard TD dive for the final Trojan tally.
South Tama is back at home next Friday night, hosting Ballard (3-2, 1-1) for Homecoming.
Belle Plaine 22, GMG 14
BELLE PLAINE – Belle Plaine made the most of its first home game in nearly a month, overcoming GMG's best passing game of the season for a 22-14 triumph in Class A District 4 play.
GMG quarterback Bridger Claassen threw for a season-high 199 yards on 9-of-18 passing, hooking up with Luke Petty for a 49-yard touchdown that tied the score at 14-all heading into halftime.
Belle Plaine took the opening kickoff of the second half back 96 yards for the go-ahead score, and neither team managed another point. It snapped a three-game skid for the Plainsmen (2-3, 1-1), who last played at home on Aug. 30.
Bryce Newcomb had a season-best six catches and 130 yards for the Wolverines (3-3, 1-2), who led 7-0 after Austin Vaughn's 17-yard scoring run.
Brock Fisher led GMG with 42 rushing yards on 11 attempts, and Vaughn finished with 27 yards. Petty pulled down two receptions for 69 yards. Tyler Krull and Alec Bovenmeyer led the Wolverine defense with 11 tackles apiece, and Krull also had an interception. Petty had two fumble recoveries, Matt Smith had another, and Lucas Catherwood finished with nine tackles.
GMG goes into its bye week after back-to-back losses. The Wolverines return to action Oct. 11 with their final home game against Iowa Valley (1-5, 0-3).
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LAMONI – High-scoring Lamoni jumped out to a 32-0 lead after the opening period and cruised to a 68-12 victory over Colo-NESCO in 8-Man District 6 play.
Caleb Heltenberg had an interception return for touchdown and a receiving TD. Quarterback Beau Bjorland also ran for a 22-yard score in a dominant first half for Lamoni (5-1, 2-1).
Both Colo-NESCO touchdowns came from Blake Stevens, who had scoring runs of 5 and 25 yards for the Royals (2-4, 2-2).
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Calgary Culinary Events
Calgary's culinary scene is serving up some amazing events in 2013. Learn to cook, take a tour, enjoy some culinary feasts from a food truck, by the river or with 240 others at a really really long dinner table (part of the City Palate 20 for 20 celebrations). See what's happening and come back often because the list will change.
Fiesta! at River Café with Chef José Salas
DATE: Thursday, September 26, 2013
TIME: 6-11 p.m.
PLACE: River Café, 25 Prince's Island Park
Celebrate an evening of innovation with the vibrant contemporary cuisine of Coastal Mexico and the seasonal, fresh, local ingredients at River Café. On Thursday, September 26, River Café welcomes Chef José Salas from internationally renowned Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita, Mexico for an interactive evening of culinary collaboration with River Café host Chef Andrew Winfield. Explore the vibrant seasonal cuisines from the Mexican Coastal Pacific to the Prairie and Mountains of Western Canada for an authentic 'taste of place' of the two regions. Includes premium hand-crafted Tequila Tasting by Four Seasons Tequila Master Alfredo Sanchez and extraordinary wine pairings by River Café Sommelier Bruce Soley. Live music performed by Los Morenos.
Tickets: $160 pp + gratuity + GST Phone 403-261-7670 to reserve your seat
Alliance Francaise of Calgary Annual Gala
DATE: Thursday, October 3, 2013
TIME: 6-11:30 p.m.
PLACE: Calgary Golf and Country Club, 909 - 50 Ave. S.W.
This year, Alliance Francaise of Calgary will celebrate France culinary traditions and bring you on a very special "Voyage Gastronomique", a discovery of France's best kept delicacies. Going from Normandy to Provence, you will experience flavours that define the French Art de Vivre at the Calgary Golf and Country Club. A unique menu has been designed for guests in support for everything French in Calgary.
Tickets: $175 pp Click here to reserve your seat
Gasthaus on the Glenmore
DATE: Friday, October 25, 2013
TIME: 6:30-9 p.m.
PLACE: Glenmore Sailing Club, 8601 - 24th St. SW
Add a little Oom-Pa-Pa to your October! Alberta's sausage producers – Old Country Sausage, Valbella
Meats, and Olson's High Country Bison – are paired with local craft beer brewers – Village Brewery and Wildrose Brewery – to create the perfect beer and sausage party!
Tickets: $75 pp Click here to reserve your seat
Top Chef Dinner
DATE: Monday, November 18, 2013
TIME: 6:30-9 p.m.
PLACE:The Cookbook Co. Cooks, 722 - 11th Ave. SW
Too many cooks? No such thing – especially when the cooks are your favourite Top Chef Canada participants! Join Nicole Gomes, Chris Shaften, Geoff Rogers, Xavier Lacaze, Trevor Bird (from Vancouver), Connie DeSousa & John Jackson, as they each prepare one course for this "Knock Out" charity dinner. This is going to be one delicious evening!
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Liability insurance required Adam Michael Omvig, 32, 1352-27th St. SE, Unit 152, five days.
Bench warrant for failure to pay fines Shannon Royal Brunelle, 23, Minot, $150 fine, 30 days suspended; Joseph Spirgin Lee Harris, 29, 2069-14th St. NW, five days suspended.
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About the Author: Charlotte Hu is the Public Affairs Officer at U.S. Embassy Georgetown, Guyana.
On September 30 Special Representative to Muslim Communities Farah Anwar Pandith made her first visit to the South America's Caribbean coast, with a special stop in Guyana. This country has a distinct history and one of Latin America's largest Muslim populations. Although Guyana's history often goes untold, there is a strong and vibrant cultural influence from South Asia. Today, many Guyanese are immigrants, or the descendants of immigrants, who came from India, present-day Pakistan, Java, and other parts of South and South East Asia. Beginning in 1838, Asian and South East Asian Muslims arrived in South America to work as indentured laborers, merchants, and farm workers. Ms. Pandith was eager to learn about Guyana, its people, and unique place within the Western Hemisphere.
Special Representative Pandith had a packed schedule in order to get a broad understanding of views from people across Guyanese society. She met with students from Bishop's College, Isa Islamic School, and Shaeed Boys and Girls Orphanage, had meetings with Muslim, inter-faith, and civic leaders, as well as an evening event with over 150 members of the Muslim Youth League.
In particular, Special Representative Pandith was impressed by the nuanced questions she was posed by Guyanese students. It was immediately clear that the Guyanese students, young and old, are globally-engaged, critical thinkers with a keen understanding of how world events influence their lives. While some students said they got news from Facebook, others obtained information from the mainstream media. No matter what the sources, they had questions that ranged from foreign policy to American culture.
"This morning, I was floored by the level of sophistication of the questions the Guyanese students asked. They are among the most well informed students I've met," Ms. Pandith said. Quite the accolade given that the Special Representative has visited nearly 30 countries in the past ten months! The students voiced concerns about the reputation of Islam globally, asked about President Obama's vision and agenda, and inquired about the U.S. Constitution with regard to religious freedom. Guyana's focus on education was apparent throughout the trip.
Ms. Pandith was appointed in June 2009 and serves as the United States' first Special Representative to Muslim Communities. Her office is focusing on people-to-people engagement, especially with the "next generation" and building networks of like-minded thinkers. In her role as Special Representative, she wants to listen, engage, discuss, share, and partner with civil society and government leaders. She is focused on finding ways to build initiatives together for the common good.
"I am charged to directly engage with Muslims around the globe on a people-to-people level. I am listening to voices inside these communities, learning from them, brainstorming with them, and looking for ways to partner with them to create and grow sustainable, organic and scalable solutions to the greatest challenges we face," she said.
Ms. Pandith explained that President Obama's Cairo speech laid out a vision of engagement based on mutual interest and mutual respect. The President and Secretary Clinton have continually stressed the importance of reaching out and building dialogue and partnerships.
"I am here to listen, to seek new partnerships with civil society, to build a new way forward based on mutual interest and mutual respect. The Office of the Special Representative is a global portfolio," she explained. "I have an opportunity to go beyond the traditional government-to-government approach and to really think about how we can build cooperation, partnerships, and dialogue with Muslim communities at the people-to-people level," she explained.
A key part of Special Representative Pandith's work is to reach out to those under the age of thirty. Muslims make up about one fourth of the world's population and of this group approximately 60 percent or more are under thirty. Ms. Pandith calls this the "Facebook generation" -- those who connect in ways that were never available to previous generations. As a part of her efforts she uses social media tools like Facebook and Twitter to build a worldwide community of young people who are making positive change. Her message is clear -- young people are empowered as never before and it is up to them to take action in their communities.