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|Execution chamber at Tokyo's Detention Center
Two elderly men fighting for decades to clear their names are poised to receive high-profile retrials in 2016 and yet their ordeals are unlikely to trigger wide-ranging reform to the country's justice system, experts say.
Even after being sent to prison for murder, Iwao Hakamada at first trained like the prizefighter he was. Fellow death-row inmate Kazuo Ishikawa used to watch him shadowbox and punch the walls of his cell till his knuckles turned bloody.
The pain seemed to mean little to him, Ishikawa recalls. "He was very strong."
Today, Hakamada, now a stooped, fleshy 79-year-old, strolls daily through the streets of his native Shizuoka Prefecture communing with ghosts. After 48 years in jail, the large majority of it in solitary confinement waiting for his execution, he is temporarily free but appears to have retreated deep inside his own head. He answers questions about his ordeal in the third person, if at all.
"The guy called Hakamada could not have committed a crime because he wasn't in Japan," he says during an interview at an apartment he shares with his sister. "He was born in Buckingham Palace, in Hawaii."
On his daily walks, he explains, he hears the souls of the dead from the surrounding buildings, pleading for help.
Hakamada was arrested in August 1966 on suspicion of murdering a family of 4. After years of appeals, Shizuoka District Court said in 2014 that police evidence against him was probably fabricated and revoked his death sentence. The prosecution disagrees and, as a result, Hakamada awaits retrial and the possibility that the police will return him to a 5-square-meter cell.
Flanked by his sister, Hideko, Hamakada still believes he is 22. He gives no clue that he entered the history books in 2011 as the world's longest-serving death-row prisoner.
"He has built a high wall around his heart to stay strong," says Nobuhiro Terazawa, a friend of the Hamakadas. "That's how he survived."
Where Hakamada is withdrawn and inarticulate, Ishikawa is angry and outspoken, demanding the state overturn his conviction for murdering a Saitama schoolgirl in 1963. His death sentence was later commuted to life. Since Ishikawa's parole 2 decades ago, he has relentlessly fought for a retrial. Justice, he believes, is finally near.
"I am not supposed to utter a word about my innocence but the police are withholding a mountain of evidence," he says, following a protest with his wife and supporters - his 120th - outside Tokyo District Court. "Once they disclose it, I will be proven innocent, no question."
Ishikawa reels off a handful of other cases where death-row inmates have had their convictions overturned: Sakae Menda, Masao Akabori, Yukio Saito and now Hakamada. The only reason these 4 lived and others didn't, he says, is because they fought until the state caved in.
"The police disclosed the evidence (they were concealing). They were all granted retrials," he says. "A prison guard once told me that I would be executed in a couple of years even if I were innocent. 'There is only one way you can be saved,' he told me. 'You need to study so that you can appeal your innocence to the people of Japan in a letter. There is no other way you can survive.' He (then) taught me how to read and write."
Hakamada and Ishikawa represent the country's highest-profile modern legal miscarriages. Hakamada's release made global headlines and briefly shook public confidence in the nation's justice system. Sometime in 2016, their cases are finally expected to get another legal airing. Reformers, however, are pessimistic that the system will change.
Judicial officials are fighting to protect the status quo, says Yoshihiro Yasuda, arguably the country's most famous death-penalty opponent.
"The prosecution and judges have not accepted they did anything wrong (in the Hakamada case)," he says. "They should be shocked that such a thing could happen and try to do better. Instead, they always try to prove that they were right."
Hakamada's freedom was soon followed by the release of Keiko Aoki, who had spent 20 years in prison for lighting a fire that killed her 11-year-old daughter in September 1995. Many now believe leaking gasoline in the family garage started the blaze.
The murky legal process that put all 3 in prison, largely on the basis of confessions extracted through intimidation and torture, has been under scrutiny for decades. Ishikawa endured 30 days of interrogation and signed a confession under psychological duress, although he was illiterate at the time.
Hakamada was interrogated for 20 days with no lawyer present, says Amnesty International. He later retracted his confession, claiming the police had beaten and threatened him. Still, Shizuoka District Court sentenced him to death in September 1968.
Aoki lasted a single day in a police station, where she had gone voluntarily, before putting her name to a statement admitting arson and murder. Detectives played on her grief by repeatedly screaming that she was responsible for the death of her child. She retracted the confession the next day.
Even critics of the country's justice system accept that it gets a lot right. Rates of recidivism are comparatively low and the emphasis is on rehabilitation. A lot of effort is made to keep young offenders out of the prison system.
Citizens are incarcerated at a far lower rate than in most developed countries: 55 per 100,000 people compared with 149 in Britain and 716 the United States.
Nevertheless, the entire system would collapse without confessions, David Johnson, a judicial expert on Japan at the University of Hawaii recently told The Economist. Confessions underpinned 89 % of domestic criminal cases in 2014.
With up to 23 days to interrogate a suspect, police have the legal means to extract confessions. Suspects are almost always convicted once indicted. And, like anywhere, bias can affect police procedure: Aoki's partner, who was convicted of the same crime, was ethnically Korean; Ishikawa came from the "burakumin" underclass; and Hakamada was poor and, to the eyes of the police, his supporters say, thuggish.
"I think there are many, many more wrongful convictions in Japan," says Kana Sasakura, an associate professor of law at Konan University.
Sasakura leads a movement in Japan, modeled on the U.S. Innocence Project, to right miscarriages of justice. Although nobody knows how many innocent people are in Japanese prisons, some experts believe 1,500 convictions a year may be flawed. More than 1/2 of the 131 people on the country's death row are challenging their convictions.
|Iwao Hakamada, shortly after his release from death row
The postwar Allied Occupation modernized the country's courts by introducing legal protections for the criminally accused - most notably, the right to silence and the presumption of innocence. The reforms attempted to steer courts away from reliance on confessions and stop prosecutors appealing verdicts of not guilty.
As with so many of the Allied reforms, some were tolerated and took root, others tossed out or ignored. In practice, silence is deemed to be indicative of guilt and confessions are still treated "almost like a religion," Sasakura says. "The police believe that expression of remorse is a key part of the system."
If, as expected, Hakamada and Ishikawa are exonerated, the legal authorities will likely argue that the system has changed in the half century since their convictions. Physical abuse is rarer and lawyers more likely to be present.
The Justice Ministry says bills to revise criminal procedure are making their way through the Diet. "These include mandatory monitoring (voice recording and videotaping) of interrogations," says a ministry spokesman, who declined to be named in accordance with departmental policy.
Yasuda, however, is skeptical that much will change. The proposal to record interrogations may actually make things worse by forcing these abuses off camera, he says.
Police will still be in almost complete control. And in any case, the proposal - agreed after a string of miscarriages and years of discussion - will affect less than 3 % of all interviews conducted by the police.
Suspects still have very little protection from the police, says Fumito Morikawa, a defense lawyer who represented people arrested outside the Diet during summer protests against security legislation in 2015. Morikawa says abuses of suspects in the form of verbal insults, sleep deprivation and threatening behavior are "too numerous to mention."
"The key violence," he says, "lies in the length of detention."
Morikawa says miscarriages will continue until the extended use of detention cells in police holding areas is scrapped. The system, known as daiyo kangoku (substitute prison), is key to extracting statements from suspects because it gives police so much control over the interview process. He says he recently won just his 4th court victory in a legal career spanning 25 years.
"The fact is," he says, "my client would have lost had he confessed."
Critics campaigning for reform put their hopes in the country's lay judge system, which injected some civilian input into the cloistered professional world of prosecutors, lawyers and judges. Since 2009, more than 50,000 people have served in trials for serious crimes. Yet, the system has done nothing to lower the conviction rate or reliance on confessions. If anything, lay judges appear to hand down harsher sentences in serious crimes. In October 2013, for example, the Tokyo High Court overturned a death penalty handed down by a lay judge panel, calling the sentence an "error." It was the 2nd time a high court abrogated a death sentence rendered by a lay judge panel that year.
A possible reason why the introduction of lay judges has not changed the system is that decisions cannot be reached without the agreement of professional judges. "My view of the lay judge system is it exists to allow judges to continue generating similar results with less criticism of them," says Colin P.A. Jones, a professor at Doshisha Law School in Kyoto.
Public prosecutors drive the entire system and their careers sometimes take precedence over justice. Nearly 1/3 of prosecutors believe that a verdict of not guilty hurts their promotion prospects, according to an official survey in 2010 - 1 reason why many weaker cases are dropped. 1/4 of respondents said they had been instructed to write confession statements bearing no relation to what suspects actually said.
Misconduct often goes unchecked; prosecutors can block inquiries. They put pressure on the police to extract confessions. And, despite occasional high-profile releases from prison such as Hakamada, the media and the public largely back them because they appear to produce low rates of crime and recidivism. As a result, prosecutors are left secure in their self-appointed role of maintaining social order.
Reforming this system is a mammoth task, Yasuda says. At a minimum, he says, prosecutors should be forced to disclose all evidence to the defense - evidence that would help exonerate suspects such as Hakamada and Ishikawa. The length of detention should also be brought into line with international norms and Japan should introduce a third-party body to oversee miscarriages and free the unjustly convicted, he says.
The political motivation to push these reforms, however, has weakened. For one thing, Supreme Court justices are appointed by the Cabinet. For another, Sasakura says, the government is currently focused on the economy and larger political issues. "The justice system is the least of their priorities," Sasakura says.
In any case, reform has come too late for Ishikawa. "If I hadn't signed a statement, I'd never have been convicted of a crime," he says. "I was 24 at the time; I'm 76 now. I would have never said I'd done it even if I went through harsh interrogation because I didn't do it. However, I confessed to a crime I never committed. For that, I must apologize to the people of Japan. For that, I still blame myself to this day."
Kazuo Ishikawa was sentenced to death for the kidnap, rape and murder of 16-year-old Yoshie Nakata, whose body was found on a farm in Saitama Prefecture in May 1963. The crime shocked Japan and put enormous pressure on police and prosecutors.
Ishikawa confessed to the crime on June 20, 1963. He says the police told him if he signed a statement they wrote he would get a maximum of 10 years in prison and save his family from disgrace. Instead, he was sentenced to death and his family members were harassed out of school and work. Each morning in prison, he would wait for the executioner.
"In Japan, if you are not executed between 8 a.m. and noon, you are safe till the next day," Ishikawa says. "The inmates wait, seated with their legs folded and facing the wall. Every morning, I also waited as I sat properly with my legs folded."
He befriended other inmates, including Iwao Hakamada. "The rules are stricter today, but then, if you survived the morning, you were allowed to visit others in their cells freely," he says. "Now they can't even meet family members. I hear their cells are also locked."
That change in policy was designed to avoid disturbing the prisoners' "peace of mind," Justice Ministry officials say.
In fact, says Yoshihiro Yasuda, officials were worried inmates might attempt to cheat the executioner.
"There are no handles or bars (in their cells), nothing to allow them to hang themselves," he says.
Hakamada was monitored day and night in a 5-square-meter cell not knowing which day might be his last. Friends say he gradually become uncommunicative, at one point refusing all visits from his closest relatives, including his sister, for well over a decade.
Japan is 1 of 22 nations and the only developed country apart from the U.S. that retains capital punishment. It is one of the oddities of the system that a stricken conscience can bring it grinding to a halt.
Several justice ministers have refused to sign execution orders; Seiken Sugiura, a devout Buddhist, oversaw a 15-month gallows strike in 2005-06.
|Gallows at Tokyo's Detention Center. The Control Room, with the
three buttons controlling the trapdoor (marked in red), is on the left.
In 2009, Keiko Chiba, a lifelong opponent of capital punishment, became justice minister. She was expected to begin a new moratorium. Instead, she sat ashen faced through the hangings of Kazuo Shinozawa and Hidenori Ogata after being "persuaded to do her duty" by Justice Ministry bureaucrats, it was later reported. Chiba has never commented publicly about her about-face.
Moratoriums are always temporary. Despite falling crime rates, death sentences are increasingly common: the number of inmates on death row has nearly tripled over the past 2 decades. The government's coalition partner, the Buddhist-backed Komeito, reportedly opposes the death penalty but does little to stop it.
According to a rare book by Toshio Sakamoto, a former executioner, prison guards are rotated every 3 years to prevent them developing empathy with their charges. Like the prisoners, guards are also told on the day of an order when an execution is to be carried out. 3 guards wait with hands on buttons to release the bound and hooded prisoner, unaware of which one has been rigged to open the trapdoor beneath his or her feet.
Prisoners sometimes defecate themselves in death. Faces can be contorted or disfigured. Many bodies are not collected and are buried in the prison graveyard or donated to hospitals for medical research.
The mental wear and tear on prison employees is one reason why some officials reportedly want to replace hanging with lethal injection, a claim denied by the Justice Ministry.
"There is no concrete discussion on changing the method of execution," a Justice Ministry spokesman says.
However, Yasuda says switching methods would invite unwanted scrutiny of the details of execution.
The Justice Ministry bureaucrats who zealously protect the system, Yasuda says, "are absolutely opposed to starting a debate on the death penalty."
Source: Japan Times, January 16, 2016
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British Women's Association (BWA)
The BWA Jakarta has been offering friendship and support for women living in Jakarta since 1970 and has members from all over the UK and many other nations too (you don't have to be British to join).
We have a home just south of Kemang where members can meet for coffee and a snack, come to one of the many organized activities; quiz nights, coffee mornings, borrow books or join language and yoga classes.
If you are new to Jakarta we can offer support and information to help you settle into your new home, and if you are a veteran Jakartite we can still get you involved in many activities with like minded people.
Membership to the British Women's Association is open to ladies of all nationalities. The BWA offers members:
For more information, please call BWA House or send an email.
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Prep Baseball: Red-hot BOLD taking low-key approach to state tourney
The BOLD baseball team gets another crack at the state Class A title on Thursday when they open the tournament against Wabasha-Kellogg at the Mini Met in Jordan.
To advance, the 15-6 Warriors will need to find ways to scratch out runs against a stingy Falcons pitching staff.
The Warriors have the offense right now to deal with just about any pitcher and the low-key attitude and experience from last year's 0-2 trip to state to remain grounded.
"We have something to prove," said BOLD's Logan Sandgren, who will start on the mound against the Falcons. "We can't get too excited just being there. We have to do what we do and play the game."
The Warriors lost two straight to end the regular season, but since then they've been throttling the opposition in five section victories. They've outscored opponents 41-3 and Sandgren and Kramer threw back-to-back no-hitters.
Kramer no-hit Sleepy Eye-St. Mary's, the state's top-ranked Class A team, 6-0 on May 30. Sandgren no-hit Waterville-Elysian-Morristown, 12-0, on June 3. A week before, Sandgren two-hit New Ulm Cathedral and homered in a 7-1 win.
Offensively, the Warriors are on a roll, led by Tyler Rock, who is 9-for-14 in the playoffs. Rock leads the team hitting .435 and he has 18 runs batted in. His three-run triple provided the winning runs in BOLD's 6-2 victory over W-E-M last Thursday in the section championship game.
"I'm feeling good right now at the plate," Rock said. "I started to swing well."
Kramer is hitting .353 and leads the team with 22 RBIs and Trevor Nissen is hitting .426 with 19 RBIs and Sandgren also has driven in 18 runs.
W-K's staff is 17-1 with a 1.03 earned-run average (interestingly, the Falcons lone loss, a 3-1 defeat on May 6, came against a Grand Meadow-LeRoy-Ostrander-Kingsland team that finished 1-12).
W-K's Will Greenheck is 6-0 with a 0.83 ERA and 43 strike outs in 42.1 innings, and Cory Loechler also is 6-0 with a 0.95 ERA and 37 Ks in 29.1 innings.
Austin Baab, who suffered the team's one loss, has the team's best ERA (0.76) and has two wins.
Stats aside, the Warriors are feeling good about their offense.
"Every pitcher has to throw strikes and the way we're hitting, no one's not confident at the plate right now," Sandgren said.
At the plate, Baab is the Falcons' top player. He has 30 hits in 18 games, leading the team with a .545 average. He's hit 6 home runs and driven in 29 runs.
The Falcons' Ben Glomski is next, hitting .463 and he has 3 homers and 19 RBIs. Bryce Breuer is hitting .321 with 22 RBIs. The team is hitting .329 and had outscored its opponents 158-31.
Sandgren is 4-0 with a 1.52 ERA and 38 strike outs in 26 innings. Kramer is 5-1 with a 2.01 ERA. Nine Warriors have pitched this season and seven have a decision.
"We just have to take it like we do every game and play baseball," Rock said. "We know we handle them, we just have to play our game."


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It was Tuesday, under the sign of Capricorn. The US president was George W. Bush (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Kristina Pimenova .
In that special week of December people in US were listening to Don't Forget About Us by Mariah Carey.
In UK Hung Up by Madonna was in the top 5 hits.
The Descent, directed by Neil Marshall, was one of the most viewed movies released in 2005
while The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Real Moms, Real Stories, Real Savvy.
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In the upcoming presidential debate at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas half-brother of Barack Obama would support a Republican Donald trump.
As stated by Malik Obama in an interview with the New York Post, "trump can make America great again".
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1 CENTER FOR EFFECTIVE PARENTING HELPING CHILDREN COPE WITH PAIN Pain is something that will be experienced by every person in his or her lifetime. Some pain will be severe, and some will be minor. Some will have a long duration, and some will have a relatively short duration. Dealing with pain is not a skill that children are born with. Parents must help their children develop effective skills for coping with the pain that is inevitable in every person's life. The information below will help parents learn more about pain and help them help their children cope with it when it does occur. Things that Affect Children's Experiences with Pain *The situation. The pain a child experiences is often affected by the child's specific situation. The age of the child, his or her expectations about pain, his or her available coping methods, the support received from family, and the duration of the pain are all examples of a child's specific situation. *The emotions involved. The emotions a child is experiencing when confronted with pain has a lot to do with the severity of the pain. For example, a child who is highly upset is likely to experience more pain that a child who is calm and relaxed. *The child's cognitive level. What the child understands about the pain, for example, whether or not he knows why he is experiencing the pain and how long it will last, will affect the overall experience with pain. *The child's previous experience with pain. What the child knows about pain as a result of prior learning will affect the pain experience. *How others (parents) respond to the child's pain. How parents and other family members treat the child who is in pain will affect the child's experience with pain. For example, parents who respond in an emotional and/or hysterical way will probably upset their child and thus make his or her pain experience worse. 1997, 2006 Page 1
2 *How parents respond to their own pain. Children learn by watching their parents. Therefore, the way children cope with their own pain will probably be very similar to how they have seen their parents cope with pain in the past. Parents who treat their own pain in a matter-of-fact manner will probably have children who do the same. Things that Increase Children's Pain *Feelings of having little or no control over the pain. Children who have not been taught adequate ways to cope with pain will probably feel that they have little or not control over their pain experience. *Not having complete and/or accurate information about the pain. Children who don't understand the pain they are experiencing may feel helpless and anxious. These feelings will most likely increase their experience with pain. *Having a negative attitude about the pain. Children who resist their pain and feel that they have no control over it will probably experience more pain than children who accept their pain and attempt to find ways to cope with it. *Not knowing how to cope with the pain. Children who have not been taught effective coping skills are likely to experience more pain than children who have been taught how to deal with the pain. *Excessive attention to child's pain complaints by family members. Parents who pamper their children when they are in pain are actually reinforcing their child's pain complaints. Children who are allowed to complain excessively about their pain have little time to focus on other activities that might take their mind off their pain. *Overprotection by family members. Children in pain who are shielded from the outside world by family members are likely to experience more pain than children who are encouraged to function as normally as possible. Chronic Pain Chronic pain is pain that continues for an unspecified and unknown period of time. Chronic pain can be the result of a serious injury or by a disease. People who suffer from chronic pain are not able to wait until their pain goes away - there is usually no end in sight. In these instances, people in chronic pain must learn to live with and adapt to the pain. 1997, 2006 Page 2
3 Non-Medical Ways to Help Children Cope with Chronic Pain Consult with your child s health care provider for assistance with behavioral and cognitive m ethos of coping with chronic pain. *Behavioral Methods. Behavioral approaches to pain management often involve teaching children appropriate ways to respond to their pain, teaching parents and other family members how to appropriately respond to their children's pain, or both. Behavioral methods include attempting to eliminate behaviors that may increase pain, and teaching behaviors that will help minimize pain. For example, children who are rewarded by their parents when the complain of pain through special treatment, gifts, treats, etc. are likely to continue complaining. A behavioral intervention in this case would include teaching parents to respond to their children's pain in a matter-of-fact way without providing any rewards. Other examples of behavioral methods include exercise, relaxation training, and modeling. *Cognitive Methods. Cognitive approaches to pain management involve working with children's thoughts and beliefs about their pain. Some examples include thoughtstopping, visual imagery, distraction and attention and hypnosis. Cognitive methods are most effective with children who are old enough to communicate verbally with others. What Parents can do to Help Children Deal with Chronic Pain The general recommendations below apply to many children with chronic pain problems. However, it is important to discuss the appropriateness of these strategies for your child with y our child s health care provider. *Attendance is important. It is very important that your child attend school on a daily basis if recommended by your child s health care provider. The position that you need to communicate to your child is that daily school attendance is expected. If your child complains about pain before school starts, treat these complaints in a matter-of-fact manner. If possible, arrangements should be made with school officials not to send the child home if he complains of pain. If possible, the child should rest quietly for a short period of time at school if the pain becomes intense. Following this rest time, he should return to the classroom. Any missed work from these rest periods (for example tests or assignments) should 1997, 2006 Page 3
4 be made up following return to the class. Of course, if your child is showing signs and symptoms of an illness (for example, fever, runny nose, diarrhea), your child may need to stay at home. You should discuss with your child's pediatrician what symptoms should result in staying home, and what symptoms would require further medical attention. *Restrict activities. If your child stays home from school because of the pain, his activities should be restricted. He should be confined to the bedroom. The child should only be allowed to work on schoolwork during these days. No television, radio, computer games, comic books, or toys should be allowed. If the child's pain improves during the course of the day, he should be taken to school. *Use positive reinforcement. Reward and praise your child for periods of time when he keeps a normal routine and no pain is reported. One strategy is to make up a daily reward "menu." This menu should consist of several special privileges that your child could receive if she has not complained of pain that day. These privileges should be provided to the child during the evening hours. Examples of such privileges would include staying up later than normal, making a favorite snack before bedtime, or playing a special game with a parent. In addition to providing these privileges for pain-free days, you should praise your child and let her know how pleased you are that she is coping more effectively with the pain. *Use minimal attention. Minimize the attention paid to your child's pain behavior. Discussions regarding the pain should be limited and matter-offact. The goal is to try to get your child to focus on things other than his pain (for example, homework, hobbies, chores, games). *Make associations. You and your child should attempt to identify events at home or at school that are associated with increased pain. You may wish to use a chart or diary to keep track of your child's activities immediately prior to the onset of the pain. This information should be shared with child's doctor. *Limit discussions about pains and illnesses. All family member should limit discussions about any pains or illnesses they might have. *Follow medical recommendations. It is very important that all medical recommendations are followed. If your child is taking medication it must be given as prescribed. *Practice relaxation exercises. If 1997, 2006 Page 4
5 relaxation exercises have been recommended, it is important that your child practice these exercises on a daily basis. These exercises will only be effective if practiced on a frequent, consistent basis. *Keep communication open. While the goal is to get your child to minimize the complaints of regular chronic pain, it is important that your child knows that he should inform you of any significant changes in pain. Such changes should be reported to your child s health care provider. Acute Pain Acute pain is generally described as pain that is relatively brief in nature. It can be brought about by an injury, a minor illness, or a medical intervention. Acute pain generally does not cause as much trouble for children as does chronic pain because its duration is often predictable, and the amount of pain experienced is often not severe. Nonetheless, acute pain can be upsetting to children. Here are some ways to help children cope with acute pain. Cope with Acute Pain *Provide reassurance. Parents can help their children deal with acute pain by providing reassurance. Parents can tell their children that the pain won't last long (if this is true), that the injury will heal, and that the pain will gradually go away. Parents should stay with their children to provide comfort and support. *Involve child in other activities (distraction). Parents should make attempts to involve their children in activities that will divert attention from the pain. The less attention given to the pain, the less painful the experience will be. *Prepare children for painful medical interventions. If acute pain is caused by a planned medical procedure, for example, a shot, parents should take steps to prepare their children for this event before it occurs. Parents should describe the medical treatment, the reason for the treatment, where it will take place, the equipment that will be used, and the medical personnel who will be there. Non-Medical Ways to Help Children *Help your child relax. Parents 1997, 2006 Page 5
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Our version of shopska, a very popular salad in Bulgaria. It is served with the majority of their dinners. The salad goes very well with hot or cold meat dishes, making shopska very versatile.
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1 continental cucumber
2 medium sized sweet peppers (these can often be found at the
market, otherwise use small yellow capsicums)
1 sprig of oregano
8 cherry tomatoes
pickled red onion
50 g feta (The Crimean use ewes milk)
red wine vinaigrette
salt and black pepper
Pickled red onion
1 red onion
1 table spoon salt
1 and half table spoons of sugar
The dressing
400 ml vegetable oil, or blended olive oil
100 ml red wine vinegar
1 tablespoon brown sugar
Salt and white pepper to taste
For pickled red onion very finely slice one red onion into rounds.
Place into a small container and cover with red wine vinegar, stir in the sugar and salt.
For best results make at least two hours before, the onion will keep for at least five days.
For dressing mix the ingredients together, adding the seasoning as required. Shake the dressing before use. This dressing will last at least one month.
This dressing is great for salad leaves and many other salads.
For salad, slice the cucumber into rounds on a 45 degree angle, then slice the peppers into small rounds, or strips.
Slice the tomatoes into quarters.
Make a layer using all of the cucumber overlapping the pieces as you go. Follow this with a layer of the peppers then crumble the feta and sprinkle over the salad.
Place the tomatoes, followed by a dozen or so rounds of the pickled onion.
Drizzle the dressing over and finally add a few leaves of oregano.
For a Bulgarian size shopska, increase all quantities by 5.


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The Stella Prize for women's writing shortlist
The shortlist for this year's inaugural Stella Prize for Australian women's literature was announced yesterday.
Six books made the cut from more than 200 entries.
The shortlist is all fiction, mostly by established women writers. The six will now be whittled down to one winner who'll receive the inaugural prize of $50,000 on April 16.
To tell us which books made the cut and why is Aviva Tuffield, the chair of the Stella Board. She was also instrumental in setting up the prize.
- Aviva Tuffield
- Chair of the Stella Board
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- Linda Lopresti, international editor
Comments (3)
Ron :
22 Mar 2013 11:34:51am
I read a lot of books, and many are written by women. There have been many wonderful Australian authors, Thea Astley and Miles Franklin of course come quickly to mind, and two of the best contemporary authors, in my opinion, are Sonya Hartnett and the brilliant Jennifer Mills.
However, it seems to me that every argument your guest makes for the validity of a prize for women, which is in fact a prize that EXCLUDES men, has an equally valid opposite argument.
1. Aviva Tuffield stated "... when women write about families and relationships, it's seen as domestic fiction in some way, and when men do it, say Jonathon Franzen, it's a great work of literature, a masterpiece..."
Could not the same be said about, say, historical fiction, where Hilary Mantel is awarded two Booker Prizes for her work, yet men go unrecognised after writing about similar subjects?
Oh, wait … Mantel wrote great books. Therefore Mantel won the prizes. Because she deserved to. Just as Franzen's work was the best of its type. No difference.
2. Aviva Tuffield states something about woman crime writers being told they should use their initials instead of their christian names because men who read crime are less likely to read their books if they know they were written by a female.
The same can be said of men writing in the romance genre, or indeed, the chick-lit genre, both of which are written mostly, but not exclusively, by women.
3. Aviva Tuffield states figures for research along the lines of 60% of fiction in the U.K being written by women. Notwithstanding that Australia is not the U.K, let us for a moment accept that these figures may be the same in Australia.
Are we to believe that "literature" of the highly formulaic romance, or lightweight chick-lit variety is ever good enough to be eligible for serious prizes?
And if we remove this lightweight writing from the pool, what percentage of literature is written by women as compared to men?
I would guess that this would probably swing the pool back to around that 60/40 figure, but now in favour of men.
It is my opinion, and only an opinion — as I have been wrong many times before, just ask my lovely ex-wife — that when a woman writes the best book, the woman wins the prize.
And it is also my opinion — and here of course I expect to be informed how wrong I am by hordes of women, women who will have no shortage of strong emotion, but present no facts — that prizes such as the Stella Prize, and the Orange Prize, are sexist.
Surely they discriminate against men.
All other major literary prizes are open to both genders, and are regularly won by both genders.
The Stella and Orange, however, are — in my opinion — promoting bias against one gender, and this doesn't seem like a good thing to me, and I wouldn't like my son or daughters to be looking at the world and thinking this is how it should be.
William :
23 Mar 2013 5:41:29pm
Seeing all the non fiction and poetry books have been eliminated, books, wouldn't it be fairer to split the prize between fiction and non-fiction?
29 Mar 2013 11:59:14am
Good on anyone who can get an arts prize up and running. But can we avoid generalisations such as Men don't read Women authors? If women want to create women only prizes like the Orange or Stella then it's fine by me. Women have had it pretty bad for a long, long time and deserve to have their own stuff. But please don't make sweeping sexist statements to justify yourselves. It's insulting to those many great authors of either gender.


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Little will have responsibility for the Hershey, Pa.-based company's financial management, planning and operations, and will oversee its global finance organization.
A 30-year industry veteran, Little comes to Hershey from Kelly Services Inc., where she currently serves as EVP and CFO. She previously spent the majority of her career with Ford Motor Co., serving in corporate and operational finance leadership roles.
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