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How could women occupy much more top part of our society?
Sheryl Sandberg published a book . And she came to my country, korea, to make a speech for her book. I was also one of the attendees of the conference. To make long story short, what she mentioned was that women are likely underestimate their own ability than men do. And they are more worried about childcare and having a baby in advance, not participating in the worforce passionately. I'm a student and will become a career woman, I want to share ideas with you and get advices from you( ^^ )
1. What attitudes should women have?
2. How can society help women to break the glass ceiling?
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Thanks for everyone who joined this conversation:) After reading Sheryl Sandberg, I did not restrict myself only undersatanding the words she wrote but appreciating and sharing ideas with all this TED's people. Thank you again, all you guys widened my perspective in this field. I will become more a considerate career woman in the future, not feeling limitation as a woman but taking advantages of being a woman.
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Sophia BAE 10+Aug 2 2013: I think it is because a woman is the one who gave birth to their children. In fact, birth of new life is attributed to both sexs' effort but woman suffer more pain when bearing a child. So It becomes some kind of convention that woman stay at home, doing housework and her husband work out for food or finding shelter. Of course, it is quite complex problem to conclude in only few sentences:) . What do you think of this?
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Simon LeAug 2 2013: I think it has much to do with the "woman thing", in most of small and ancient culture, it's reasonable why they wouldn't think man are much cleaner to serve as a leader(or to serve god), as the reason keep as a secret, the later generation are more likely to take that as a tradition rather than question it . A part from that, man are just simply stronger (physically), so he will be the one to make the rule. I study a little bit about ancient china philosopher such as Confucius, he did not criticize nor make a clear a path for woman, but I think if I ask, he would take woman as the same class as man for he loved his mother very much. I think he did imply the equality of woman in his work in some way, I can point out some, but I am not sure if it was his intention.
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Aug 2 2013: Yes, greg. I agree with you in that women have been considered physically weaker than men. Why did I think like that is the one who gave birth to a childa is likely to form more attachment with the baby. After bearing the baby, women feel pains a lot. And she do not have much energy to seek foods or shelthers(in ancient). Buy someone must take that responsibility because their purpose is surviving. It has form some kind of firm convention, and the next generation assumed it for granted.
Simon Le, Hello. Thank you for your reply:) Once tradition form, it put down to the next generation naturally, I think. And I studied about Confucius a little too. In my own country, Confucius is an important person as to human beings' nature.
Aug 3 2013: I think women have hormones that create a very strong bond with the baby. the baby spends 9 months in her body and evolutionarily, the instinct to protect the baby comes in the form of hormones. After nine months of brainwashing by hormones, women have formed this strong bond that her new purpose in life is to take care of the baby, above all else. Priorities are shifted.
To get ahead in career, politics, whatever, I think that women have to have the faith in the measures they've put in place to take care of children. While they're thinking of having children, to make plans on how to take care of children, have family support for the days when emergencies require someone to be there without letting it take you away from the office, how to make sure that even without your presence the children have more than just babysitting, to have enriching, varied, constructive experiences. making plans and contingencies.
Once your mind is at peace about your children, you are free to pursue personal ambitions.
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Q: After nearly 20 years of renting I finally own a house, and I'm paint-paralyzed!
I have a Room and Board sofa in Doss Heather that I love; when I bought it it looked nice and gray in my rental. My new house, however, has very different (but wonderful) light and the sofa trends much more gray/green (larger photo below). I'm having trouble figuring out a paint color for the walls. I like most greens, blues, and grays, in particular. This might be the problem.
If I want to downplay the green, do I go more blue with paint? Something else?
Help? I'm currently looking at Valspar Eddie Bauer Home Woodsmoke, Benjamin Moore Barren Plain, and Pittsburgh Paints Blue Beard. I'm afraid my wall is going to be completely covered in samples if I don't get some help with a color direction...
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"I'm afraid my wall is going to be completely covered in samples if I don't get some help with a color direction"
That's really what you want to do in order to choose a great color if you're uncertain.
Samples on the wall are still the best way to see what they look like in different lighting and at different times of day along with the existing elements in your room so you can make the best choice.
I think you want to go with something greener than the sofa. My bathrooms have horrible bone-colored fixtures and until I can replace them I chose a paint color that made them less severe. I went with a grayish brown from Sherwin Williams called "Dry Dock" and it really toned down the yellow in the sink, toilet, and shower.
taupe or robin's egg blue would be pretty with the grey sofa.
My first thought was to go pretty bold to contrast the sofa with the wall. How about a cerulean or a sky blue? I agree with midcentmod that a robin's egg blue would be nice.
exactly right. if the walls are green the sofa will look less greenish
My first thought was a navy blue. If you didn't want the whole room to look dark you could just paint one wall (like that one behind the sofa) in a bold or dark color and leave the rest white or gray.
I agree that a green might make the sofa appear less greenish.
I am liking the idea of navy with that white lamp... I'd also add a bright white throw and maybe some light/bright blues for highlights.
I know its popular right now but this blue would work well with the sofa and wood see the last picture and paint color is noted-
get some samples and put 'em up. it's only paint. you can change it.
I like the white! It's looks so bright and clean. If you paint a fresh white or tone there of, you have lots of playroom for carpeting, drapes, pillows and decorative items in color. If you paint a color you will have to take it into account as a "scheme" for your accessories.
Another thing to think about is how the sofa will pickup a bit of whatever color you paint the wall.
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How about a nice soft yellow? I think it would really make the sofa and floors pop.
Also, one of the best investments is either sample sizes or quart sizes of the paints you are considering. Paint a good sized square on the wall, or a large piece of plywood. It's the only way to know how the paint will dry, and how it will look in your light conditions (both day and night). Those chips are never quite true. It seems like a waste of money, but if it saves you repainting then it's worth it.
Color? The room looks good as it sits!
I would think a earthy green (with a slight brown tone to it) will pull in everything together. I see that with the accessories (the light, side table, the picture on the wall and the sofa) you are going with a black/white/gray color scheme and the floor (and the coffee table) are in brown tones. The earthy green would ground both the color schemes you have going (because i have a similar colors scheme in my living room and i love the green i have - nettle from pittsburg paints. check out the links).
I agree that some color would be nice on the walls--but more important would be a nice RUG to anchor the sofa and coffee table. Buy a rug that you love and there may be a color in the rug that will inspire a wall color.
It might sound dumb, but, try looking at a color wheel. Something might jump out at you for where you want to go. that sofa seems pretty neutral to me so I think you have a lot of options. This about your favorite object and go from there for ideas or look around in a fabric store with a cover that you have taken off one of the back cushions if they zip off.
Is the rest of the room complete (rug, art, accent chairs, etc.)?
If not, don't sweat the paint color yet. Let the other stuff inspire you.
If the question is really finding a paint to downplay the greenish cast of the upholstery, I wouldn't do a blue or a cool gray.
deep wine/purple with chartreuse throw pillows! they'd look good with the cute pillow you already have and complement the dark green owls...
sky blue walls would also look nice and airy...
since your couch is solid coloured, i would suggest wallpaper for the one wall only.
A nice, buttery yellow would be good and you can play around until you get one that picks up and harmonizes with the green tones in the sofa.
Personally, I've always decorated with very neutral backgrounds because I like to change stuff around a lot and I use most of my color in ITEMS rather than the wall.
You could do a great neutral grey color that has either soft green undertones or cool blue tones in it. They don't have to read like that to the eye while you look at the sample, but you'll just "know" when you put them near the sofa which ones work well.
And I know it sounds crazy, but some of the best, most neutral greys actually have a hint of lavender in them. You can't usually see it there, but it works wonders to warm up the wall. I love Farrow and Ball's Elephant's Ear grey for that reason. You can order a sample from them or you can get a swatch and get some Home Depot Behr paint mixed up to match at half the cost. Good luck!
hi! i just painted a few rooms of my house this color and i love it! it's pittsburgh paints 154-3 Surf's Up
it's a happy robin's egg blue color and i have a lot of grey tones and it works great with it!
I woud go with a bold rich chocolate paint.
Thanks so much, everyone, for the super-helpful comments!! You've given me a lot of great ideas to think about.
I do like the white that is there now, but after 20 years of rental white I'm ready to break out into some color. I need to remind myself I can do that elsewhere in the house, though.
I *do* still need to get a rug. Thanks very much for the grounding reminder about that.
Thanks again--you all are the best!
Megan, Olympic Paint has some great tools that can help you get started thinking about adding color into your home! Check out their idea cards and new color palettes inspired by the Audubon Society, there are some really great shades that I think you will love. Or maybe you can try ColorClix? ColorClix is a free desktop application that allows you to select color on your computer and then match it to one of Olympic's over 1,200 paint colors (available in Zero VOC!). If you need any help or have any questions, I'd be happy to get in touch with you. (Check out Olympic here: http://www.olympic.com)
Good luck! :)
A nice rich dark blue....it all depends on how much light you get in the room.
I have a color palette blog, and you are more than welcome to scan threw it an use one if you choose.
If I were to make a suggestion I think you should try this color palette of mine. I think it would look great, and it should help down play the green as well.
here is the color palette.
and here is my blog if you want to scan through it and maybe find something else you like...http://colordrain.blogspot.com/
hope this helps!

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That is because everyone who filled out the survey is an Apple fanatic husband thats trying to talk there wife into letting them buy one. So if they up the "Widespread Perception", of the device, they can then say, Oh yeah I need to get an iPad for work honey, do you think we can fit it in the budget?
I think it have to have a full OS to consider it ready for work.
:) lol rapid, if its for work then she would have to let you get it :P but then again, if its really needed for work why doesn't the company pay for it :P lol... BUSTED!
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Obviously you have never been married. :P
If you have the company pay for it, then you cant surf all the cool sites. Plus you don't want the company to be doing things like turning on the webcam?
If it is for work then it will end up being a Tax write-off. Either way you still have to check with the wife, so you can use it with peace of mind and relax, then share the fun.
The inability for a company to load any custom apps makes this a non-starter for actual work use inside a corporation. Put that on top of the lack of multitasking, and this is pretty much the definition of useless for business.
I'd highly recommend anyone considering this for work to look at the Win7 and Linux tablet options before making a mistake.
I think the people considering this might of been swayed by the hype. Just look how they'll cool they be when they carry this thing around work, only to dump it when the next apple fad comes around.
Seriously, even the earlier tablets released in 2001 could be considered work tablets.
I think the ipad will most likely be used for gaming just as the itouch is used mainly for gaming (and a lil' music of course xD). I don't see how anyone can do any sort of "work" without a keyboard. And I could imagine that typing on that screen will hurt after awhile. Even though some people might plug in a keyboard, I think it really defeats the purpose of having an ipad altogether. I mean if your gonna rely on having a keyboard with you all the time, why not just have a Macbook Pro?
But one thing I've always wondered is why Apple named it the IPAD. Seriously, they make beautiful products from the Macbook Pro to the iphone yet they couldn't come up with a better name than iPAD. That's pathetic Apple xD.
Who knows, there might be some useful apps.
I mentioned this before, but the iPad could be really useful/helpful for other people. It could just be the hype from the Apple camp or just the brand name, but I think it is possible for it to work. Developers gravitate towards Apple because the apps they make will get a lot of exposure. I'm sure there will be apps that can make the iPad useful. Also, we must remember that a majority of consumers are not tech guys like us. So their standards are a lot different. For something to be considered useful for work for guys like us are different than what most people will think is useful for work.
I think this is pretty similar when comparing something like netbooks and high-end laptops/desktops in terms of productivity for a tech enthusiast.
Yep, its just everyone's view and knowledge put in to that view. A average person would find the ipad very useful as its now a bigger itouch! how great you can use the screen better! lol while most of us on this forum think in to all the specs and what it can really do "feature wise".
What about for special industries like medical or engineering. Will developers create an app for those industries that will be avaliable at the app store?
The amount of jobs varies and the only work thing the iPad seems to do is office-related work.
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Not even the inventor of the cellphone, Martin Cooper, is convinced that the wireless industry faces a serious challenge that cannot be overcome with technology. Cooper, a former vice president of Motorola and chairman of Dyna LLC, an incubator for new companies, says that claims of a so-called spectrum crisis are largely exaggerated.
"Somehow in the last 100 years, every time there is a problem of getting more spectrum, there is a technology that comes along that solves that problem," he said in an interview.
He explained that for carriers, buying spectrum is the easiest way for them to expand their network, but newer technologies, like improved antennas and techniques for offloading mobile traffic to Wi-Fi networks, could multiply the number of mobile devices that carriers can serve by at least tenfold.
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Cellphones are radios and their calls are carried on the electromagnetic radio spectrum just like an FM radio signal or a walkie-talkie. The FCC divides up the spectrum by bands of frequency, under the theory that no one wants signals on certain frequencies interfering with one another.
The FCC hands out licenses for each frequency band to entities like the military, TV stations, astronomy researchers and the phone carriers. Carriers now want some of the spectrum others have and are seeking FCC approval to buy it at government auction or by buying licenses for it.
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Reed, who is now senior vice president at SAP Labs, a company that provides business software, explained that there are in fact newer technologies for transmitting and receiving signals so that they do not interfere with one another. That means separating the frequency bands would not be required — in other words, everybody could share spectrum and not run out.
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Always appreciate your insight into MMA\Pro Wrestling especially when on The LAW:Live Audio Wrestling here in Canada. Best match last night was CM Punk and Alberto Del Rio. Punk winning the WWE Title is the kickoff to a long title run I hope. Punk is my fav in WWE. Worst match was The Divas Match awful ring work by Eve Torres. Beth was decent. Thumbs up. Quick question is Sean "X Pac" Waltman or Rob Van Dam returning to WWE anywhere in near future?
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Best Match: WWE Title, Punk vs. Del Rio
Worst Match: World Title, Henry vs. Show
Tonight was a pretty enjoyable PPV because of the Rock and some of the matches. However, I've seen better, the MSG crowd saved the show. They were just fantastic. The backstage skits for the most part, were pretty decent. I hated the one with Del Rio and Laurenitus. Awesome Truth was good but Truth was great! I have to admit. However, the Rock's backstage promo stole the show as he usually does. Overall, good show because of the only thing that really mattered; which was the Rock.
The opening bout between Morrison and Ziggler was a pretty damn good match. It was a great match to start the show. There were giant "We want Ryder" chants the entire match. Ziggler is really starting to show how great of a worker he is. I think he can be great baby face one day. Good back and forth action with some great spots, like when Ziggler hit a huge Fame-Asser. Ziggler blocked Morrison's Star Ship Pain and then hit the Zig Zag for the pin. He cut a good promo saying that he is great and for everyone to try and follow that. Then Ryder came down to hit his rough rider, much to the crowd's delight. What will happen with Morrison though? Guess we will have to see. Vickie was great in her role as well.
The women's match was ok. There was nothing bad like most Diva matches. Beth hit an awesome Glam Slam from the top rope for the pin. Other than the finish, match was pretty forgettable.
The Traditional 10 Man Survivor Series Elimination Tag match was decent. It sucked that Sin Cara got hurt; I was looking forward to see how the NY crowd would treat him. I noticed that most of the match Hunico was wrestling with an orange tank top cause of Ryan spray tan rubbed off. I especially liked was seeing guys like Barrett and Rhodes being the ones who went over and survived. I thought Cody should have gotten the pin but its ok. It was better seeing them win than seeing the usual Super Orton beating everyone all by himself. I thought that was refreshing. Good match overall.
The Big Show vs. Mark Henry for Henry's World Championship sucked majorly. It was long and boring fight between two large dudes. Henry kicked Show in the groin for the disqualification. I hated seeing a DQ finish after sitting through the entire match. Only redeeming thing was seeing Show hit a "Macho Man" elbow drop. After the finish Big Show gave Henry a taste of Henry's own medicine "Pilman-izing" Henry's ankle in a chair after nailing a huge KO punch and smashing the leg like Henry had done to Show after failed attempt by Henry to Show. The after match beat down was interesting but confusing. The crowd and the group i was watching the PPV with was disappointed that Daniel Bryan didn't cash in his briefcase.
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The main event was ok. It did not live up to the hype but the Rock kept it from being disappointed. Obviously no one liked Cena. Cena was booed throughout the match. There was "You can't wrestle" chants at Cena which led him to do some chain wrestling spots that weren't too bad. But the crowd didn't care and then chanted "You still suck." The Rock looked just as good as before. Boy does he still have it, despite not wrestling since 2004. Miz and Truth held their own but were completely overshadowed which is no surprise to anyone. Not shocked to see Rock and Cena win with Rock hitting the People's Elbow" on Miz.
The post match stuff I think hurt the build to Mania but its still gonna do well. Rock was celebrating and Cena was clapping outside. Then the each posed for the crowd, guess who got cheered and who got booed. Then Rock nailed Cena with the Rock Bottom to end the show.
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BMW M3 convertible by Mike from Bend OR on 03/22/2011. Trim: 2008 BMW M3 Convertible, Owned 1 year.
Pros: Both looks and performance are unmatched for your money. So much more refined and a slight handling edge over the Mustang GT...from the experts: For the definitive answer, we go to Randy's times: 87.67 seconds in the BMW to 87.76 seconds for the Ford. That's right, the difference between the fastest laps of the M3 and Mustang GT is, literally, less than an eye blink: 0.09 Read more at motortrend dot com and type in BMW M3 vs Mustang GT Recently, they pitted the mighty M3 against the Audi RS5 and Cadillac CTS-V, a triple throwdown the BMW handily won So if you want refinement and slight edge over the Mustang, spend the extra $26K or buy a slighed used 08 for the price of new GT
Cons: Gas mileage is bad... $4 gas is painful at the pump
Overall review: Driving an M3 will bring a smile to your face. The overall performance is truly unbelieveable but the handling is unbeatable. Confidence inspiring in every turn at almost any speed. After a year of ownership I'm itching to get in on a track at a driving school to really learn how to drive this remarkable machine without all of the stability controls on. I've tried turning them off and that is a big no no if you don't know what you're doing. You quickly realize they're for your protection to keep the beast in the cage. When off I've come very close to leaving the road on a number of occasions. For the record my M is a convertible so the added 400lbs will cause the purists to cry foul, but with the hardtop down in the summer is tough to beat and you can hear the rumble of the V8 whine and the exhaust howl the much easier.
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///M3 a choice I will never regret choosing. by An MSN Autos Consumer on 02/05/2011. Trim: 2008 BMW M3 Coupe, Owned 3 years.
Pros: This car is a monster, I bought it in 2008 with 0 miles & today i have close to 60000 miles. In this time I haven't really experienced any major problems that would make me hate the car, in fact with every extra mile i drove i got to appreciate the M3 more. It might not be the fastest in its class, but its a car that's not made for just speed, it excels in turns & corners. The car gives u total feed back from the road and surroundings, you feel like you are one with the road. The interior isn't the best but is classy. The exterior stands out, but those uneducated in cars might mistake it as just a BMW. Its an eye catcher tho especially with that mean engine and exhaust tone.
Cons: I don't really dislike much in this car, the only thing that might stand out is its low MPG. But then again if you are getting a car with such performance you should expect the low MPGs. To add the more you drive it, the more you forgive it for chugging all that gas.
Overall review: In short, if you are looking for a great performance car, with amazing engineering at a good price trust me picking the M3 won't be a mistake. The other two cars in its price range are the C63 AMG & the RS5. The C63 AMG is not as nimble & doesn't deliver the same feedback & that its interior isn't that great from my perspective, yet it is very fast in straight lines & does out run an M3 in straight lines. But then again who said the fun was in Straight lines. The RS5 is one car that I haven't driven yet, but it is a bit more costly, so price might be the limitation, otherwise it can be a very good competitor as audi hasn't disappointed in the RS range. By getting it you get the benefit of the Quatro system but loose all the fun derived from a rear wheel car. The M3 makes you look like a pro driver even if you ain't, & the fact that its a rear wheel doesn't disappoint either, even in moderate snow with the right tires. I would never regret buying it & would do it all over again.
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A true sports car that with a back seat. by An MSN Autos Consumer on 03/17/2009. Trim: 2008 BMW M3 Sedan, Owned 1 year.
Pros: The Handeling is amazing
Cons: Wish door locks where on the door instead of center console, but they had to put all weight in the middle of the car for handling. I'll live.
Overall review: This car gets more looks than any other sports car I've owned. It handles the best and I can take my kids to school in it. Very comfortable.
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Sports car meet Psycho luxury car. by negcor on 12/18/2008. Trim: 2008 BMW M3 Coupe, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: Fun engine. On the border of extreme, but completely usuable on a daily basis. Power oversteer when and if you want with neutrality through the corners. Race car meet luxury car. Mature , yet young and alive.
Cons: Headroom lacking a little. Front bumper too low. Feels a little heavy. Manual tranny a little notchy, but still great. Had an S4 and a previous generation M3. This car reminds me of both combined together and right in the middle.
Overall review: Best sports coupe in the $ range for people who appreciate engineering and technolgy
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The Ultimate Car by An MSN Autos Consumer on 09/26/2008. Trim: 2008 BMW M3 Coupe, Owned less than 1 year.
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Interaction & No Grammar is the Key to Language Learning SuccessWednesday, April 21st, 2010
KAMMS' mantra has always been: It's all about communication! Forget about the grammar and about pronouncing words perfectly. The goal is to get your thoughts out of your head and relayed to another person. That's it. No stress, no worries, just interact with another human being. That's why language was developed hundreds of thousands of years ago. (For an interesting article on the origin of language see: Origin of Language). Why do so many language teachers and language teaching programs insist on complicating the process by teaching us grammar and irrelevant vocabulary we'll never use?
Of course, a language professor will probably argue that grammar is essential to language learning, but that's probably because they haven't read the latest language acquisition research. They are also, more than likely, one of the less than 3% of the population that actually enjoys learning about grammar. The rest of us are bored to tears by it and quickly become disinterested in learning the language.
Stephen Krashen, an expert in the field of linguistics, did extensive research on second language acquisition and came to the following conclusions: "Language acquisition does not require extensive use of conscious grammatical rules… Acquisition requires meaningful interactions in the target language – natural communication – in which speakers are concerned not with the form of their utterances but with the messages they are conveying and understanding."
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In my role as CafeMom's election correspondent, I've talked to many moms from across the country about their thoughts on the nation, politics, and the state of the economy. These women come from different states, ideologies, and backgrounds, but nearly all of them say the same thing:
Politicians aren't listening to moms, and they don't care what they have to say.
The good news? That may be changing.
Moms, particularly the kinds of moms who frequently shop at discount superstores like Walmart (and that makes most of us, right?), are expected to be a pivotal bloc of swing voters in the November election -- and this news has the presidential candidates sitting up and taking notice.
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The reason for this is pretty obvious. Most of America's families have been hit hard by this recession. Our kids' futures are directly impacted by our current financial situation, and when we're worrying about how we're going to pay for groceries or cover our mortgage, saving for our children's college education has to take a back seat.
Moms also listed affordable, accessible health care as a top priority, as well as education. Foreign policy, which is making headlines lately as the US grapples with how to handle Iran, is pretty low on the list of moms' concerns. We're more concerned right now with what's going on in our backyards than overseas.
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The economy!
Getting Mr. Obama out of the White House.
If he's reelected the country will be unrecognizable in 4 more years.
Very important.
I agree. Obama has to go. We need a president who will do what we the people want. Not what he thinks is best for us.
I'm the most worried about the economy too. I hope we can hang on to our business.
"You have to pass the bill to see what's in it"
This kind of quote from the obama admistration through its drones in the Democrat party is Un-American and un-Constitutional.
WE the people make up a Constitutional Republic and WE will NOT STAND, nor put up with, this kind of undemocratic, fascistic dictatorship. Period.
It's important to me that my children, and theirs, and my fellow citizens enjoy the UNIQUE freedom and liberty afforded to every American by our Constitution.
No other country on earth or in history has ever stood up for human rights like the United States of America.
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SAN DIEGO -- A former Camp Pendleton Marine was convicted Monday of first-degree murder for raping and strangling a masseuse in a downtown San Diego massage parlor nearly 36 years ago.
Jurors deliberated only a few hours before finding Leon Johnson, 58, guilty of killing 27-year Luz Borrayo on Nov. 22, 1975.
Johnson, who is serving a life sentence for murdering a 55-year-old store clerk in Mississippi in 1982, faces seven years to life in prison --- which was the penalty in 1975 -- for Borrayo's murder, attorneys said.
Sentencing is scheduled Nov. 18 before Superior Court Judge Charles Rogers.
Deputy District Attorney Andrea Freshwater said Johnson and a fellow Marine came into the Twilight Massage Parlor on Fifth Avenue the night Borrayo was strangled.
Borrayo would turn an occasional "trick'' to make some extra money, Freshwater said.
A co-worker said Borrayo went into a room to give "Leon'' a massage, then came out and turned on a jukebox so the victim could go back in the room and have sex with Johnson, the prosecutor said.
Above the music, the co-worker thought she heard "thumping'' from the massage room, and Johnson emerged by himself about 45 minutes later with a "disgusted'' look on his face, Freshwater told the jury.
When Leon and the other Marine left, the co-worker found Borrayo's partially nude body and called police. Part of the victim's dress was wrapped tightly around her neck and she had scrapes on her neck from trying to ward off the attack, the prosecutor said.
The case went cold until 2003, when investigators took another look at it, Freshwater said.
Johnson's semen was found on a sheet that covered a massage table, and DNA from that stain was entered into a national database, eventually getting a "hit'' on Johnson's DNA profile, the prosecutor said.
Johnson also raped a convenience store clerk in Alabama a year after Borrayo was killed, and the rape victim had bruises on her neck similar to Borrayo, according to Freshwater.
Defense attorney Michael Garcia argued that Johnson's DNA, along with DNA from many unidentified males, was found in the massage parlor, which he said doubled as a house of prostitution.
Garcia contended the killer could be one of many unidentified military men who left their DNA behind while having sex with the victim.
"Mr. Johnson was there at some point,'' but was not guilty of raping or murdering Borrayo, Garcia said.


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