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I read about five successful and creative initiatives to bring clean water to the urban poor this morning and jumped with joy, yet again.
The author of the article, Josephine d'Allant writes that "In India, women are forced to orient their entire day around collecting expensive and unsafe water". I cannot emphasize this fact enough. I have written about this issues time and again on my blog. The readers know very well. Women and water is one of the closest issues to my heart. If any or every effort goes to alleviate the women and water related drudgeries, then I am the first person to cheer for it.
The author goes on to cite examples from world's five fastest growing cities
I am slightly disappointed upon noticing that once again the northern Indian states and cities have lagged behind in implementing such strategies or techniques to benefit the urban poor. With nation's capital's poor struggling for potable water supply and fast emerging cities in the National Capital Region of Delhi, it's imperative to implement such techniques sooner than later.
The author also cites an interesting item for potable water's availability in the form of plastic pouches or sachets as shown below.
Anybody and everybody reading this blog can identify this water packet being sold unabated on buses en route Delhi to Meerut as well as other cities. Having witnessed the "hygienic" conditions under which these (and other bottled water) are being packed in my hometown, I have been always wary of seeing people buy them to quench their thirst. I saw this trend continuously throughout my career spanning around a decade in India while working on various water related issues.
As seen elsewhere, the author also goes to demonstrate, through examples, that these schemes are managed by the local communities benefitting from them. This shall help ensure the longevity of such schemes.
The author concludes the article by saying "Although not perfect, these solutions are important steps in expanding access to clean water in some of the cities in the Global South."
I see this as a positive and sustainable step towards providing relief to women and young girls, whose lives otherwise revolve around collecting and providing potable water for their family and themselves.
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Last year I mentioned about the world's costliest water in one of my previous blog posts. The issues of gender and water keep coming to fore every now and then in most online articles that I read.
Having observed the burnt being born by women and young girls in developing countries for a very long time, I understand how imperative it is to keep them at the center of all water crisis solutions.
Recently, I came across this very interesting info-graph from water. org. I would urge you all to go ahead and take a close look at this one. The article also goes on to state that
Glass ceilings aside, millions of women are prohibited from accomplishing little more than survival. Not because of a lack of ambition, or ability, but because of a lack of safe water and adequate sanitation. Millions of women and children in the developing world spend untold hours daily, collecting water from distant, often polluted sources, then return to their villages carrying their filled 40 pound jerry cans on their backs.
I won't go in to the details and statistics as they are adequately elaborated in the info-graph.
One point this info-graph certainly proves is how this is world's costliest water. Countless hours being spent in bringing water from point sources to their homes everyday by women. More than 2 billion people are without safe drinking water across the world. These are only a few of the startling facts facing us today in terms of water crisis.
I also watched a very interesting TEDX talk yesterday on how we can solve the global water crisis.
I have heard some people argue that if they take shorter showers in the US (or any developed country), it doesn't help a woman in say Africa or Asia to get water easily to her home. For all of them, I would like to share another advert-graph that a luxury bath accessories company has recently made public.
Unless we do not realize and acknowledge the value that women and young girls add to an economy, it shall be a challenge to address the water crisis issue in the longer run.
To be continued.
Caption: If there is a single prominent symbol for India's resource-draining, energy-wasting, treasury-tilting farm policies, it is the electric water pump. The agriculture sector makes up 19 percent of India's electricity consumption, most of it to power India's 20 million electric pumps that pull water from deep in the ground.
I recently read an article titled "Choke Point: India — The Leopard in the Well" about the grim situation of water-energy nexus in northern Indian states of Haryana and Punjab (primarily in terms of irrigation, agriculture, produce, food security and so on) and the energy crisis facing our nation as a whole. The author has used the title as a metaphor for modern India as the story of the leopard in the well is especially apt. India is a 66-year-old democracy, touched by boundless energy and driven by endless ambition. But it also is a nation trapped by seemingly inescapable walls of resource waste, management disarray, and cultural divides of its own making. The Green Revolution that catalyzed grain production in the mid-1960s ended India's fear of famine. But achieving food abundance is overwhelming India's mammoth and unwieldy bureaucracy, draining its freshwater reserves, and straining the energy sector and electrical grid.
Pardon me for getting a little soapy here, however whenever I read about the issues of water-energy-agriculture, especially in the context of north Indian states, I get a little nostalgic. I have to give the credit to the author for keeping the article very informative and authentic. You see being an observer from another country helps in situations like these.
The article states that unlike China, Australia, the United States, and Qatar, in particular, India's ever-fiercer competition for water by the agriculture and energy sectors is not the result of battling for scarce resources because of the following reasons
- Water reserves are ample.
- Soil is fertile.
- Reserves of coal are among the world's largest.
The article mostly reflects on the policies of providing subsidized coal generated electricity-to draw groundwater-through tubewells-for irrigation. So you see where this is going.
I have observed this nexus so closely during the entire course of my career in India that I am almost compelled to say out loud "tell me about it". In this blog post, I am not going to dwell upon the data and statistics (2003-13), as those facts have been adequately elaborated in the original article. This article only reflects my observations throughout the course of my career spanning a decade as a development professional in my home country.
A decade earlier:
I remember my very first assignment vividly, working at Janhit Foundation in Meerut towards the promotion of sustainable/organic agriculture practices.
When I started working at the grassroots level in 2003, I was astounded to observe how incessantly the tubewells used to run on electricity or more expensive diesel powered generators in the agricultural fields in and around Meerut district. We, Meerut residents, boast ourselves to be able to live in the Doab (region between two river, Ganga and Yamuna basins) in western Uttar Pradesh. As emphasized in the article, it has always been presumed that groundwater reserves are a plenty, soil very fertile and reserve of soil minerals adequate to grow all the water intensive cash crops such as sugarcane, wheat and paddy. However, over the decades following the green revolution the condition has deteriorated owing to the following reasons:
- Mono-cropping prevalence throughout the region
- Extensive use of chemicals in farming
- Abandoning of traditional seeds and methods in farming
- Diminished livestock usage in practicing agriculture
- Increasing abandoning of agriculture by farmers' next generations
- Declining cost benefit involved in farming
- Climate change
The list is not exhaustive. This trend continued until the time when I left WWF-India's Living Ganga Program in 2011. WWF India also undertook an interesting study to observe the water-energy nexus in irrigation at a pilot site in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
In 2003, besides watching the exploitation of energy and water resources in the rural areas, I also witnessed the crisis in the city. It was a pain to start working in the afternoon everyday because there was no electricity supply in the morning. We used to dread the time to use the diesel powered generator for an emergency. It was such a loss of productivity that looking back I cannot even calculate the man hours we wasted during the morning hours waiting for the electricity to come back on.
Even way before that, I remember that my parents had to buy expensive power back up (called 'inverter' in India) because of my high school exams. This was because of the unannounced unending power cuts in the electricity supply in late 90s.
That trend continued during my time in Janhit Foundation up to WWF-India and continues till date in Meerut city. It is quite ironical as my parents keep updating me proudly how real state is coming up in a major way in my home town and also because Meerut falls in the NCR (National Capital Region).
Now here we are in 2013:
A decade later, spending a large chunk of my professional life trying to support initiatives so as to alleviate all these crises, it's heart breaking to see the situation has only got worse. We proudly claim that India is an emerging economy and at the same time there are power cuts lasting over weeks in almost half of nation as we saw in the recent past. This incidence put India on the world map for a completely regressive reason. We all know that India still has a long way to go to fulfill the growing population's energy and water needs. Professionals criticize that the developed nations' quench for/addiction to fossil fuels is being fed by different developing and developed countries rich in the same. Given this scenario, India's incapability to utilize the available resources in the best possible manner elevates the crises to whole other level. There exists a struggle to get water to the fields and homes; energy for the domestic and commercial usage, rural electrification and so on. We also see that the immense potential of wind and solar energy goes untapped in a tropical nation such as ours.
The writer of the original article goes on elaborating the following key issues facing our nation today:
- Internal Indecision
- Food Production: Government's policy of wastage
- Coal and electricity shortage: Endemic blackouts
- Solutions are difficult
Way forward:
After reading the article and reflecting upon my own experience, I really felt heart broken and complained out loud that I feel like a wrong doer for having left my country. However, on second thought, I believe that maybe this is my way of protesting that I do not agree with the existing policies by which our county is being run right now. I lamented about the same to a friend, saying that I do not expect to read a similar report on regression of India in 2023, to which she reacted saying, who knows it could be progression, right? As of now, I can only say amen to that.
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For others please read on to know what this means to us as individuals/consumers.
I am pleasantly surprised to know that this year's World Environment Day theme is Think.Save.Eat. I am going to elaborate a little on my story here, so please bear with me.
How it was like growing up in a vegetarian family in India?
Upon spotting the plums during our last trip to the local market, my husband exclaimed and asked whether I knew how to pick the right ones. Of course, was my answer. I aced the job and his joy had no bounds upon biting into the ripe and juicy plums, when we got home . He even mentioned (sadly) that growing up, he never ate as many fruits as he does now i.e. after my arrival in the US. This made me think, how differently both of us were brought up, despite being from the same country.
Our family being vegetarian (because of religious reasons) ate fresh and prevented a lot of food wastage in our daily routine. We bought only the amount of fruits and vegetables that were consumable over the course of a few days. My grandfather was even against the idea of refrigerating the fresh produce and used to make daily trips to our neighborhood market for buying the fresh produce. I remember those trips till date including his bargaining with the fruits' and vegetables' vendors, who used to address him as 'Uncle', out of affection.
How it is relevant today
Now we know that according to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), every year 1.3 billion tonnes of food is wasted! This is equivalent to the same amount produced in the whole of sub-Saharan Africa. At the same time, 1 in every 7 people in the world go to bed hungry and more than 20,000 children under the age of 5 die daily from hunger.
Growing up in a country like India, I have witnessed food being wasted (mostly in the cities) and people not getting to eat even one meal (both in the cities and villages) very closely. This year's theme is more than welcome for a sustainability professional like me. However, the following key findings by the environmental action group Natural Resources Defense Council are a wake up call for all those who think that we are living in a food secured environment
- 40% of the food never gets eaten and a lot of money is spent on the same.
- Tossing one hamburger wastes water needed for a 90 minute shower.
- Americans waste 10 times more than an average person in SE Asia.
- 1/4th of the water in the US is used to grow food that is never eaten.
- Food waste is the largest type of waste entering the landfills.
- 10% of food in supermarkets is thrown out. This costs those supermarkets 50 billion dollars each year.
- Americans throw away 25 lbs of food per person/per month. It is the equivalent of throwing away $170.00
- We are wasting 50% more than in the 1970s.
- The average cookie is 4 times bigger.
- 1 in 6 Americans is food insecure.
These findings are startling given the magnitude of chid hunger and food insecurity faced by the country and the world as a whole today.
What can we do at a personal level?
Since the day I can remember, my mother taught us to buy locally and never wasted even a single food item in our household. She used to fret over the spoiled milk and made Indian cottage cheese (paneer) out of it by using this neat trick. This is very common in most Indian households. When we had some leftovers (curried and others), she used to reuse them to create innovative Indian dishes (stuffed or kneaded chapatis/ paranthas, and so on). I continue to do the same now at my home here.
As individuals, there are a few simple measures that we can adopt in our everyday lives to address this problem:
- Shop locally as long as possible
- Do try to visit your local farmer's market every other day
- Try to connect with the local food bank and donate in kind (or in the form of goods) there if possible
- Join a community garden and adopt a patch of land or land a hand there
- Monitor your weekly consumption of food at home and then buy accordingly to avoid the wastage
- Explore your neighborhood shops and ask where the produce is being sourced from to make more informed choices
- Help the local businesses connect with the food banks in your area by spreading the information, facilitating the relationship building and other similar initiatives
- Try to inculcate the concept of 'waste not want not' in your kids from the beginning.
I recently came across this great effort being undertaken in Mumbai, India to provide food to the underprivileged kids by the Dabbawala Foundation.
Efforts like these and many others shall go a long way in paving the path towards sustainable food sourcing, alleviating hunger and ensuring food security.
Its no surprise to read about the repetitive situation and water crises year after year back home in India. The latest one being this article in NY Times, which prompted me to write this post.
Last year I have written about the world's costliest water. That post was about my general perspective on water and how it relates to the gender issue. Here I want to spell out my experience of the seasonal water crisis that I have seen weighing the most on women in India.
Typically, one would imagine that water crisis might exist primarily in the desert states of Rajasthan, Gujarat and so on or eastern parts of the state of Uttar Pradesh as well as in most urban slums in major cities (Chennai, Mumbai and Delhi to name a few) as stated in the NYT's article. From my experience of working in the water sector, especially on the development side of the issue, I can say that the crisis is ubiquitous in most Indian states, only the magnitude might differ from place to place.
Lots of data and stats has also been cited in the above mentioned article including the studies undertaken by independent researcher groups as well as leading researchers in the past.
The idea behind all these studies and endeavors remains the same. Women are the ones who bear the most brunt as soon as the summertime arrives in India and they must spearhead the initiatives to alleviate water scarcity.
It has also been demonstrated in all these studies and researches that women do not take water for granted. How could they? They have to earn it everyday by doing the most unproductive chore of fetching water from the point source to their homes.
The mention of the environmental magazine Down to Earth's (DTE) 2012 report on a notable development from 2011 about women from 60 village councils in Bundelkhand, in the populous state of Uttar Pradesh, who had established water councils brought back memories flooding for me.
The pani panchayat idea — forming separate bodies in villages, run chiefly by women, to secure better access to water — dates from the 1970s in Maharashtra, but it is only recently that water councils have spread to other states, the article states.
When I worked with the Janhit Foundation (2003-2006) in India, our team had also initiated forming of similar water councils in Meerut as well as other neighboring districts in western Uttar Pradesh (U.P.), similar to the ones now being formed in eastern province of Bundelkhand.
By 2006, the number of councils in our area led mostly by women from the Dalit caste (one of the most oppressed castes in India) in urban slums like Jai Bheem Nagar and others had grown to 6. They had more than 30 female workers who had brought in hand pumps and restored old wells and other traditional rainwater harvesting structures. Through outreach efforts we used to emphasize the importance of restoring traditional rainwater harvesting structures, like ponds (tanks) and wells, and through "shramdaan" (manual contribution) the community used to come together for the rejuvenation of these structures before monsoons every year.
It is mentioned in the NY Times article that in Uttar Pradesh, and elsewhere, women are learning a new term, one the water councils use to describe a member trained in water storage and conservation — "jal saheli," or a "friend of water." We used to call them "Jal Behen" (sister of water) and "Jal Bhai" (brother of water) under our campaign.
I know that the names might have changed, people might have moved on, however the endeavor still continues. Now the flag bearer is another organization, NEER Foundation, striving hard to spread the same message and reducing the water crisis in my home town in India and making more "Jal Behens" and "Jal Bhais" along the way. This is what really matters in the end.
"You cannot step into the same river twice", I read somewhere recently.
Lately a series of articles on international and transboundary cooperation for water resources and crises management caught my attention. These articles more or less summarize the current situation around water under the following headings:
- Not Conflict, But Stress and Tension
- Untapped Waterways
- Making Treaties More Comprehensive and Responsive
- Information Helps, But Political Process Crucial
Yet in another article the global challenges were explained in a different way stating that the state of water resources is constantly changing as a result of the natural variability of the Earth's climate system and the anthropogenic alteration of that climate system.
Having worked on a transboundary water resources management program, I agree to all that has been stated in these articles.
However, I still truly believe that one approach that needs to be emphasized and strengthened even further is to initiate dialogue and cooperation on water issues at all levels with the identified stakeholders. That said it means that grassroots, community based and civil society organizations cannot be left out from the process. Also, it cannot be ignored that both technical and political solutions are needed to reap the rewards and alleviate the danger from the proposed solutions especially the ones around infrastructure projects. Esoteric approaches may not work in this particular situation.
From personal experience, I can say that this approach goes a long way in the following situations:
- Community water resources management of traditional water storage structures such as tanks, lakes and ponds along with the watershed management in rural settings
- For Basic Services to Urban Poor provision in urban areas for clean water supply and wastewater management
- For coastal and marine water resources management and
- Transboundary water resoources management for river basins and such
The crux of the matter is that these challenges being global it is true that no stand alone country or approach can solve the rapidly increasing problems around water related issues on it's own such as the availability of water in the natural and man made channels, clean and safe drinking water for all, water for irrigation and so on to name a few.
It is envisioned that a holistic plan incorporating all the proposed solutions shall go a long way in solving the global water crises.
From LtoR: Brian Kavanagh, Assembly member; Roland Lewis, MWA; Adam Lubinsky, WXY; Susan C. Drake, Cooper Union and Harvard University; Daniel Tainow, L.E.S.E.Center; Christopher Collins, Solar One
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Manhattan Borough President Scott M. Stringer, Assembly member Brian Kavanagh and
Community Boards 3 & 6, Lower East Side Ecology Center (L.E.S.E.C.), NYS Department of Coastal Resources made a presentation on The East River Blueway Plan to discuss storm resiliency strategies and waterfront enhancement projects from the Brooklyn Bridge to East 38th Street.
Follow important points were highlighted during the presentation by key presenters:
Brian Kavanagh, Assembly Member:
- Wall is not feasible.
- Natural barriers for instance salt marshes and wetlands are sustainable for making the shoreline resilient.
- People have a tremendous desire to go into the river
- River as an opportunity has been underutilized so far
- When completed the Blueway shall be a continuos corridor for people to move from point A to B
Roland Lewis, President and Founder, Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance (MWA):
- NYC is above water
- Sandy has been a wake up call
- Mayor Bloomberg, Army Corps, Washington D.C. and the Department of Agriculture's collaboration
- NYC's waterfront is a utility, only different is that it's owned by 1000s of stakeholders
- The Blueway Plan is a better way to understand that utility
- Waterway is a product and process or model
Product: Places have to be kept dry, for instance electric, and wet, for instance water passages in the parks.
- Lot of our neighborhoods have been landlocked.
- This plan recognizes MWA's mission statement
- Reemphasized the importance of natural shoreline, wetlands and salt marshes.
Process: People are the process.
- They drive the policy dialogue
- This is a regional issue too.
- Think regionally and act locally
- The Bluewater Plan is a piece of regional plan.
- 724 member organizations of M.W.A shall be using the Bluewater Plan as a starting block.
- All the comprehensive plans shall go a long way in making the waterfronts more alive.
Adam Lubinsky:
Three questions formed the goal defining foundation for the East River Bluewater Plan.
- How long have you lived along the river?
- What is your interaction with the river? What is the changed impression of the river?
- How do you want the river to evolve in the future?
Several stakeholders responded to the above mentioned questions and the following four goals emerged:
Goal 1 : Engaging the river
Goal 2: Improving community access
Goal 3: Creating waterfront continuity
Goal 4: Planning for resilient neighborhoods
Questions from the audiences:
- Why the Upper East Side has been left out from the plan? (For Mr. Kavanagh)
- What about the walking paths, vendors, kiosks, food outlets and so on along the plan (For Mr. Kavanagh and Mr. Lewis)
- How close you are to realizing the plan in terms of timeline, funding and so on (Mr. Kavanagh)
For detailed information on the East River Blueway Project, please click here.

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Unfortunately there was a problem with my 3 week old BB Tour so Verizon has sent me a new one as replacement. What I'm wondering, is do I switch over my old SIM card? This is my first BB and first Global ready phone so being with Verizon I've never dealt with SIM cards before. The new phone came with its own SIM card, but do I need to use the one I have in my current phone? I've never traveled out of country or anything with it yet, and plan on using BB Desktop Manager to transfer everything over to the new phone. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks!
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I would just leave them as is and use the new SIM. It won't matter anyway until you need to travel internationally and they will set it up at that time.
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Only keep the sim if the replacement didn't come with one. You probably better off throwing it away anyways. I mean if you are going to travel abroad you would want to unlock your berry and get a local sim card there so you don't pay a million for international roaming charges. But you tour doesnt need one here in the good ol USofA.
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He then owned the Patriot and I was then a pastor in the vicinity, and he was then on a mission. Comment?
The town's 375th committee began setting some dates this week for special events to celebrate the town's significant birthday next year, including a kickoff weekend, a founders' ball and a town picnic. Comment?
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LONDON -- (Marketwire) -- 02/07/13 -- A new research study of UK companies reveals that 53% of UK businesses do not consider social media legal risks to be an issue or priority. Yet three quarters are concerned most about the legal threats posed by disclosure of confidential information on social networks. Confidentiality is not the only concern. So too is data gathered from social (57%), copyright infringement (65%) and the thorny issue of who owns the company social media profiles (53%).
The research conducted by social media consultancy, immediate future, also reveals a knowledge gap on what laws and regulations might apply to social media. Over 68% of respondents said they had a basic, beginners or no personal knowledge of social media laws.
Katy Howell, CEO at immediate future, says, "Social media is a serious business. Companies are increasingly connecting and interacting with customers, exposing the business to increasing legal ramifications. There is a need for more information, education and greater investment of time to get up to speed with the legal aspects of social media.
"Some companies are only starting to outline guidelines and one fifth of those who responded did not have a social media policy at all. Well aware of the legal threats, businesses should now start planning, training and developing processes and structures to protect the company".
92% of respondents have some professional social media involvement in social media. Yet almost two thirds are not very aware of social platform 'Terms of Use'.
Melissa Powys-Rodrigues, Associate, Employment solicitor at Colman Coyle, contributed the legal expertise to the research study. Powys Rodrigues makes the point,
"Failure to set parameters for your employees in and out of the workplace could have a detrimental effect on your business, its strategy, reputation and overall, profit. Take control by implementing a social media policy and updating and tailoring your employment contracts. This will offer you much more certainty and mitigation if things do not go to plan."
Over half (52%) of respondents manage promotions, competitions or endorsements in social media. Almost all (97%) ensure competitions are protected by Terms & Conditions. However, when it comes to advertising, sponsorship or endorsement only 6% are very aware of Cap Code and ASA regulations with only 29% using hashtags to indicate the activity as advertising.
The study analyses 183 responses from UK Companies from a diverse range of industries; and over half those responding were from companies with revenues over £50m.
The full research report can be downloaded free at http://bit.ly/IFSocMedLaw
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immediate future is one of the most respected independent social media consultancies in the UK. Planning is core to our social business consultancy and community management services. With nine years' social media experience, we help brands by creating robust, measureable social media strategies, and support initiatives with implementation -- building client capabilities with training and mentoring.
immediate future are official social media trainers for the Institute of Direct Marketing (Diploma and Certificate) and Chartered Institute of Marketing. We've authored book chapters, contributed to the IAB social media council and are active members of the CiPR social media panel.
Sony Europe, Staples Europe, Ideal Shopping Direct, BBC, Diageo Global, Sony Music, Ubisoft, Selfridges, Indesit, Playstation, Hotpoint, JD Williams, General Medical Council (GMC), Festo, Tealeaf, HSBC, BT, ASOS, Mirror Group, Cancer Research, NSPCC, EMI, AVG, Ferrero and GoView (PSP and Sky joint venture).
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Colman Coyle LLP is a Legal 500 ranked firm of solicitors widely respected for their straight talking and forward thinking legal advice. Established in 1984 they are a boutique firm with an experienced team of commercial lawyers based in Central London. Their clients range from well-known financial institutions and retailers to smaller niche businesses. The number of businesses they are advising on legal issues relating to the use of social media is rising rapidly.
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Honestly, I was looking to lease a new car after owning a Suzuki Sx4 for the last 5.5 years. I've never owned a VW before, but have always thought them to be classy looking cars. The 2013 VW JETTA SE 2.5 does not disappoint. I test drove this SE convenience package and was immediately turned on to the leatherette seating, sirius radio, bluetooth (which I highly recommend to any car owner buying a new vehicle). I can stream my music wirelessly throughout the vehicle. The sound system is amazing - I amp up my music and feel like I'm on the dance floor. Overall, this is a sport car that is agile and gets you the speed you need when you want it. (S)port drive is fun, but can decrease MPG, so I try to use it conservatively.
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January 28, 2013 @ 9:23 amAP Chief Medical Writer
(AP) - The first soldier to survive after losing all four limbs in the Iraq war has received a double-arm transplant in Baltimore.
His father says Brendan Marrocco (muh-ROCK-oh) had the operation on Dec. 18 at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Marrocco is 26 and lives in New York City. He was injured by a roadside bomb in 2009.
He also received bone marrow from the same dead donor who supplied his new arms. That novel approach is aimed at helping his body accept the new limbs with minimal medication to prevent rejection.
It is the seventh double-hand or double-arm transplant done in the United States. The military is sponsoring operations like these to help wounded troops. About 300 have lost arms or hands in the wars.
Surgeons plan to discuss the transplant Tuesday.
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The remains of fallen Liberian journalist Othello T. K. Yarsiah will be interred on Saturday, September 7, 2013. He died on August 18, 2013.
Othello succumbed to liver complications at the Jackson F. Doe Memorial Hospital following weeks of illness.
According to his family, a book of condolence will be opened today Friday at the St. Moses Funeral Home on Somalia Drive beginning 5:00 P.M. to 7Pm. This will be followed by a Silent Wake at the deceased's residence in Bardnersville Estate.
Funeral will be held on Saturday, September 7, 2013 at the Bardnersville Lutheran Church in Bardnersville Estate, Behind Area-F, beginning at 9: 00 A.M. and will be followed by interment at the Bardnersville Cemetery.
Othello was one of the country's professional journalists who significantly contributed to the attainment of peace in Liberia through his work, the Press Union of Liberia has said.
The renowned broadcast journalist spent more than 30 years in the media, working for several institutions locally and internationally including ELWA, ELBC, Talking Drum Studio, and UNMIL Radio.
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IT was a chilly October night in 1984, at the end of a two-year recession and the start of a shakeout in Boston's medical establishment, when a dozen or so women -- all health care professionals -- got together over a dinner of chicken and shop talk in Brookline, Mass. The women, all in their 30's, most of them married with children, had been meeting monthly for seven years.
During that time, they had navigated their way from middle management to senior positions at local hospitals and in state government and academia. And for the most part, their conversations focused on the nitty gritty of health care administration -- nursing shortages, obstreperous physicians, salaries.
But that autumn evening, the group, which would come to call itself the A Team, had a collective epiphany: "We realized that we had started low, and were now all among the senior management of our organizations," says Elaine Ullian, a founding member of the group, who recently took over as chief executive of Boston University Medical Center Hospital, a top teaching hospital. "We were all working for new C.E.O.'s. We could be C.E.O.'s. But none of us was."


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The man stole gasoline three times from gas stations in the village during the month of June. On July 17, the man was confronted by a gas station employee and pulled out a black semi-automatic handgun before fleeing the scene.
The man is described as a black man, between the age of 30 to 35, who is more than 6 feet tall and about 240 pounds. He had slight facial hair. His vehicle was a red, late 1990s four-door sedan, possibly a Delta 88 or a Cutlass Supreme. The vehicle has displayed different license plates; however, none were registered to the vehicle.
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A Melbourne-designed computerised test will be used to assess brain function in a large American study of people with HIV who are taking antiretroviral drugs.
Using a card game similar to solitaire, the test assesses memory and planning ability, and maps changes in a person over time. It is used to detect neuro-degenerative conditions such as Alzheimer's disease.
Paul Maruff, chief science officer with CogState, the company that devised the test, said the US study aimed to uncover the natural history of the virus since the introduction of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) in the 1990s.
Although this treatment has been successful at prolonging life, Dr Maruff said, about 30 to 50 per cent of people with HIV had some form of impaired thinking. It was hoped the study would shed light on why this happened.
"We know that HIV gets into the central nervous system, and so it can exert direct effects on the brain," he said.
The study, which the Centres for Disease Control in Atlanta will conduct, aims to recruit 1000 people with HIV in five US cities and track them over five or more years.
CogState will train US researchers to administer the computerised test, which can assess people's cognitive abilities regardless of their education level or language ability.
Some highly active antiretroviral therapy drugs may offer some people better protection than others from brain infection, he said. He said it was hoped the study would reveal this. Researchers were also interested in metabolic or any other medical complications that occurred in people on the drug regime.
Given the success of highly active antiretroviral therapy at prolonging patients' lives, researchers also wanted to look at the consequences of people with HIV living longer.
"Then the question is, does the HAART itself - because the drugs are pretty toxic - do they have any effect on the brain?" Dr Maruff said.
Victorian AIDS Council executive director Mike Kennedy said any study that looked at the physical and psychological impact of HIV was welcome.
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Following the rules is one of the infamous "soft skills," those qualities that are difficult to quantify but that help a businessperson succeed. These skills include many of the things I've written about here: courtesy, honesty, dependability, a willingness to cooperate, adaptability, and integrity. These are skills that are difficult to teach. How can you make a person more honest or dependable? If you are someone who struggles with these skills, learning them can be very difficult too. Often these skills are learned at an early age, taught by parents and teachers and reinforced by friends and cultural context. Someone who follows the rules has likely always been contentious about his behavior. He is probably someone who did very well in school, never got into any kind of trouble with the law, and was a well-behaved child. Fortunately though, following the rules is one of the easiest soft skills to learn. It is quantifiable.
Most of us have complained about rules at work. Maybe we're unhappy that we only get a 30-minute lunch break or we wish we could wear shorts in the summer. Rules may seem arbitrary or pointless to us. They may seem like unnecessary hurdles that make a frustrating day or week or year that much more frustrating. But rules are often in place for a reason, even if that reason is the boss' preference. If the rules are inoffensive (just annoying, not insulting) there is no reason to break them. Your boss is in his position because he has earned the privilege to be there. Part of that privilege: running the office the way he wants it run. If the rules aren't discriminatory, follow them. That's your job. Not wearing shorts isn't the end of the world. Your office is probably air conditioned anyway.
Sometimes, though, you have to pick your battles. For example, when I used to work in a corporate office, my boss was very traditional. He was an older man, in his 60s, and he didn't suffer modern etiquette. He believed women should wear skirts and dresses and men should wear pants. I was horrified by this rule. To me, it seemed sexist, gender biased, antiquated, and downright prejudiced. I am a person who tends to follow the rules but in this case, I was livid. I knew that I would be unhappy working in an environment where I felt overt sexism so I spoke up. I explained my position to my boss: I was a skilled professional woman. I would never wear anything unseemly or inappropriate but I would not tolerate being forced to dress to my gender. My boss was taken aback—he'd never had an employee argue over the dress code before—but he was also impressed. He took me more seriously after that and he removed the dress code the very next day.
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Afraid of Snakes? Your Pulvinar May Be to Blame
Scientists have discovered that certain neurons in the brain, in a region known as the pulvinar, respond only to snakes.
October 31, 2013, ThursdayEmma Marris: In Defense of Everglades Pythons
The author of a book on human-disrupted ecology pities the Everglades' pythons.
August 17, 2012, FridaySnakes' Feat May Inspire Heart Drugs
Researchers report that a combination of fatty acids expands the heart cells of a well-fed snake, a finding that holds promise for treating human heart disease and other ailments.
November 1, 2011, TuesdayPython Digestion Study Holds Promise for Human Heart Health
Researchers report that a combination of fatty acids expands the heart cells of a well-fed snake, a finding that holds promise for treating human heart disease and other ailments.
November 01, 2011, TuesdayFossil Sheds Light on the Lizard-Snake Divide
A 47 million-year-old lizard specimen found in Germany indicates that snakes and the limbless lizards that superficially resemble them evolved independently.
May 24, 2011, TuesdayParadise Tree Snakes Glide Through the Air
A new study, in which scientists threw paradise tree snakes from a 50-foot tower, suggests that the snakes are active fliers, manipulating their bodies to aerodynamic effect.
November 30, 2010, TuesdayResearchers Identify Fossil of Dinosaur-Eating Snake
In a fossilized scene found in India more than 20 years ago, scientists discovered a prehistoric snake ready to feast on dinosaur hatchlings.
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As the world celebrates the 150th anniversary of Charles Darwin's "On the Origin of Species," some facts on snails and snakes that would have intrigued him.
November 24, 2009, TuesdaySnakes' Locomotion Appears a Matter of Scales
Researchers have found that a snake's scales, which create friction with surfaces, are key to its forward movement.
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