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"[I]n the end the bedrock common sense of the American people will prevail," wrote conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer Friday in the Washington Post. He was crowing over Scott Brown's victory in Massachusetts and the apparent about-face by Americans generally about President Obama's health care reform. He mocked liberals for believing that "the people are stupid" and accused liberals of having "disdain for the intelligence and emotional maturity of the people."
On Sunday in the Post, political scientist Gerard Alexander asked, "Why are liberals so condescending?" He said they "insist that their side has all the answers and that their adversaries are idiots," and "the benighted public is either uncomprehending or deliberately misinformed."
As if to supply them with an example, Slate's Jacob Weisberg, wrote over the weekend that the "biggest culprit in our current predicament [is] the childishness, ignorance, and growing incoherence of the public at large."
So who wins this argument? Krauthammer and Weisberg are both old friends and former colleagues of mine (at The New Republic) so I can be completely objective. (Joke.) I give it to Weisberg. Where is the evidence that liberals are more condescending than conservatives?
Krauthammer offers a snippet from a New York Times columnist saying that people are "suspicious of complexity," an unnamed Time Magazine blogger who said we're "a nation of dodos," and a nine-year-old New York Times obituary in which a philosopher is credited with offering a "philosophical justification" for conservative ideas. The condescension, I guess, is in the notion that conservative ideas need a philosophical justification. Alexander's examples of condescension are mostly more like simple disagreement. He says that liberals "disregard the policy demands" of conservatives.
Poor babies. If believing that you are right and that people who disagree with you are wrong amounts to condescension, then we are all condescending. Of course, on any given issue, liberals tend to think that they are right. So do conservatives. It's a free country, and people can believe whatever they want. If evidence or reason persuades them that some opinion they hold is wrong, they are free to change it. So at any given moment, we all believe that our own beliefs are correct and anyone who disagrees with us has some explaining to do. Furthermore, if I believe that evidence and reason support my own views, then I also must believe that they do not support the views of those who disagree with me.
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Interface and functionality
The application has been designed with the beginner user in mind so simplicity of the layout plays an important role. The ribbon bar sports big buttons for easy navigation from one component to another and to notice at a glance which of them is currently active.
Apart from offering strong encryption algorithms for protecting data and the possibility to scramble plain text, SSE also doubles as an encryption key creator and manager. It can also import existing keys.
The list of supported algorithms is quite extensive and includes standards such as AES (128, 192 and 256) Blowfish, Twofish 256-bit, DES and Triple DES.
As far as the type of keys it can generate, there is RSA and ElGamal (up to 4096) as well as Elliptic Curve (P-256, P-384 and P-521).
Among the hash functions that can be used there is SHA1, SHA256, SHA384, SHA512, MD5 and RIPEMD-160.
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Because of the intuitive layout users should not have too much trouble handling the application. Key creation is carried out quickly and little time is spent on applying the encryption algorithm to the desired files.
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It was an accident. Spain made mistakes they usually don't make. The Netherlands knew how to play against Spain and Spain allowed them playing long balls with many spaces behind defenders, letting Robben, Sneijder or Van Persie hurt us.
The positive fact is that these mistakes can be fixed. They were all positional mistakes and that can be changed. Moreover, the result could have been so different if Silva had scored. The Netherlands scored just after Silva's chance and that changed the match. Spain can't conceded that goal.
The damage is just psychological. This team has proved its value and we've got now six finals to be the champions. Chile won't be easy, we all saw their quality. And Australia match may become a final where we need to score many goals. There are things to solve but it wouldn't be fair not trusting this team after what these players have done in the past.
Diego Costa started nervous but after the penalty he played well. Playing with Costa means you have to change some things and can't play as usual but he created some spaces and chances. It can be an alternative but not the only one option. It's not our style so we need to know when to play like that.
It was surprising not reading anything about it (the future of some players) before the match but of course it's important. Many players don't know about their future and that can distract you.
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We have also taken on a Head of Aerodynamics and some additional people to improve our methodology on the aero side. In turn, my role has evolved to oversee these activities, while freeing up time for me to spend on specific aerodynamic issues and on adopting a more creative approach. Over the last few years, Formula One has become ever more sophisticated so one person can no longer do every single thing." The new organisation was the result of an in-depth internal enquiry into the shortcomings of the team. Apart from restructuring the human element, it also became clear that the beautiful Renzo Piano designed wind tunnel, was now in need of some modernisation. "Last year, we had to push on the development of the F2012 right to the end of the year, while initial development of the F138 began towards the end of last season with the bulk of the aerodynamic work being carried out in Maranello," recalls Tombazis. Ferrari F138 "We also did some work in an external tunnel in 2012 and all the work for this season's car will be carried out in the Toyota tunnel in Germany while we upgrade the Maranello wind tunnel to bring it up to the right level. It is now quite old and needs upgrading having served us well for twelve years. The ideal situation would be to have the wind tunnel right here and I cannot say that using a wind tunnel in Cologne is the perfect solution, but weighing up the medium and long term advantages of having an upgrade on our wind tunnel or carrying on as it was, we concluded that our current strategy was the best. We have taken steps to ensure communications and logistics are as effective as possible in 2013. But still, wherever the wind tunnel, the most important thing is to have good ideas and aerodynamic development and a good facility." Tombazis is far too experienced in the ways of F1 to make brave predictions for the coming season: "recent years have taught me not to say too much too early, so let's wait and see what answer we get from the track. I think we have done a reasonable job and we certainly had to make a step up from where we had been in the past few years: the launch specification car, that will run at the first test, has had a relatively small amount of wind tunnel development because it was fixed straight after the end of the season, when we pushed so late on the F2012. However, I believe we will have a strong package for the third test and first race." Subbed by AJN. 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All the money and fear generated by their threats which we can then falsify and use to our advantage! Both financially and political-wise… Jet Set Al Kaida shall by HRT, tell us we have not invaded Iraq and Afghanistan only because of economic interests, killing thousands of innocent people, and declare it's just because of their "religious hate"… that's the way things go nowadays… fools @jetset what are you smoking bro? chill out and talk F1 not politics. Jet Set if politics wasn't polluting F1 and genuine drivers are forced into retirement…. don't need to smoke anything to recognize. weasel @Jet Set Stop spamming with your bull**** dumbass! Nobody cares about your incoherent nonsense! Jet Set nevermind, seems like I mixed up politics and f1 a bit too much… Forza Ferrari Bring on the first race! FORZA FERRARI!!!


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I fear for my business when people working in newsrooms don't understand the damage caused by plagiarism.
Last week, the Casa Grande Dispatch published a commentary by staff writer Alan Levine that levels accusations against the East Valley Tribune for the way we are reporting and commenting on Pinal County Sheriff Chris Vasquez's repeated and admitted acts of plagiarism. Levine contends that, "(S)omeone at the (Tribune) is attempting to influence an election."
If that were the case, and it certainly is not, one would think that we would have included the name of Vasquez's opponent in at least one of the stories or editorials — we have not. It is not relevant to the issue. What we are doing, quite simply, is our job: We are researching and reporting truthfully about the unethical actions of an elected official — and more than that, an elected law enforcement official. It is what journalists do — serve as watchdogs for our readers to let them know about the unscrupulous behavior of those in power.
Levine argues that no one suffered harm and Vasquez did not gain from the theft of others' work, much of which appeared in, as Levine called them, "monthly public service letters that are run in local newspapers."
Truth be told, Vasquez reaped the rewards of having his name repeatedly placed in front of Pinal County voters, attached to prose that he was unable or unwilling to craft on his own. He misrepresented himself to those he is sworn to protect. Voters lost, Vasquez gained. And if, as Levine contends, the sheriff was too busy to compose the works on his own, all Vasquez had to do was attribute the information to the original source ("I agree with all of the points in this speech by the governor of Oregon").
Levine goes on to coddle Vasquez for his breach of conduct, stating those who are not professional writers should not be expected to understand the nuances of plagiarism. My daughter just completed the eighth grade, and one of her final assignments was a five-page research paper. For that report, she cited 19 separate sources. On Vasquez's campaign Web site (www.vasquez4sheriff.com), he lists that he "attended the University of Phoenix receiving his Bachelor of Arts in Management and a Master of Arts in Organizational Management. Sheriff Vasquez also has two Associate Degrees in Criminal Justice and Paralegal Studies." If an eighth-grader knows that information gleaned from others must be attributed, then someone with Vasquez's educational background certainly should have the same level of understanding.
Why is plagiarism so bad? Because it is an easy, lazy way to avoid the hard work of creating original content. It is intellectual dishonesty. It is theft. There is an oft-cited statement, its origin unknown, that contends that integrity is when you do the right thing even though no one is watching. Plagiarists pray that their works are read in the dark, so as not to expose them to the light of truth.
Levine closes with the statement: "It's about political ethics and journalistic conduct." It most certainly is, and Levine needs proper lessons in both areas.


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Mercer has developed a High Volume Research (HVR) and High Volume Monitoring (HVM) service as part of its roll-out of investment services to the wealth management industry. Mercer's HVR and HVM give financial advisors and wealth management oversight on potential issues in funds in which their clients are invested.
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Grande Ronde Model Watershed
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The Grande Ronde Model Watershed invites bids for the construction of Catherine Creek - Davis Dams Fish Passage - 2011 project located near the City of La Grande in Union County, Oregon. The work will generally consist of installing two 35-foot wide steel irrigation diversion radial gates, two 8-foot wide steel multi-leaf slide gates, two 8-foot wide aluminum slide gates, two cast-in-place concrete vertical slot ladder fishways, two bioengineered cross vane grade control structures, two 36-inch culverts, streambed simulation material, and all other work as shown on the Drawings and described in the Technical Specifications.
Sealed bids for the described project will be received by Mary Estes, or her authorized representative, of the Grande Ronde Model Watershed, 1114 J Avenue, La Grande, Oregon, 97850, until 2 p.m., local time, February 10, 2011. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at the same location, time, and date that bids are due. Construction shall begin in July 2011 and finish in November 2011.
The Contract is subject to the applicable provisions of ORS 279C.800 through ORS 279C.870, the Oregon Prevailing Wage Law, and the Davis-Bacon Act (40USC276a).
Contract Documents may be examined at the following locations:
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Anderson-Perry & Associates, Inc., 1901 N. Fir Street, La Grande, Oregon
Anderson-Perry & Associates, Inc., 214 E. Birch Street, Walla Walla, Washington
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Copies of the Contract Documents may be obtained at the office of Anderson-Perry & Associates, Inc., 1901 N. Fir Street, P.O. Box 1107, La Grande, Oregon 97850, upon non-refundable payment of $100.00 for each set. Alternatively, the Contractor may request a paper copy of the Bidder's Packet and a CD containing a printable pdf version of the Contract Documents and Drawings for $20.00. The Contractor shall provide his/her mailing address and telephone and fax numbers when plans are requested. The Contractor shall also identify him/herself as a prime contractor, subcontractor, supplier, etc., as applicable. The Contract Documents will be available after January 18, 2011.
A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held at 1:00 p.m., local time on February 1, 2011. The pre-bid conference will be held at the Grande Ronde Model Watershed, 1114 J Avenue, La Grande, Oregon 97850. Representatives of the Owner and Engineer will be present to discuss the project. Bidders must attend the conference in order to bid on the project.
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A 60-foot FCC licensed wireless communication tower is to be constructed at 61404 Hwy 203, Union, Union County, Oregon. The FCC is seeking public comment on the proposed project as part of the review process by the Oregon State Historic Preservation Office. Please respond within 30 days of this publication to: Adapt Engineering Inc., 10725 SW Barbur Blvd., Suite 350, Portland, OR 97219 Attn: BK33
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Durban - One of the drawcards for children staying at Thula Thula's tented camp, is the Kiddies Bush Walk.
Tatum, five, and Cameron, four, Elliott, went out with ranger Promise Dlamini and were fascinated to see that it is possible to clean your teeth using the "toothbrush" plant.
They tasted leaves, were shown which berries were poisonous, which plants can be used as medicine; and how to identify different animals' spoor.
At one spot, various bones and skulls are laid out. Among these are the remains of a rhino which Numzane, the elephant, had killed. Wriggling excitedly, Cameron got to put his hand inside a skull.
Their mother, Lisa, said she and her husband had chosen the camp because children could find stimulating things to keep them entertained.
"Tatum has done this walk twice," said Lisa. "After the second one she was able to correctly answer all the questions." Clearly Promise captured her attention with his warm and friendly way of getting across information. – Sunday Tribune
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John F. Weaver, 33Home: Portsmouth
Birthplace: Nashua
Family: Wife, Alicia; daughter, Ella; mother, Mary; father, Bill
High school: Merrimack High School
College/post-grad degrees: I received my undergraduate degree from Georgetown University and my J.D. from Boston College Law School.
Current job: I'm an attorney at McLane, Graf, Raulerson, and Middleton, P.A., working out of the firm's Portsmouth and Manchester offices. This school year, I have also been an adjunct professor of sport law at Southern New Hampshire University.
Volunteer activities: I am on the boards of Pro Portsmouth, Inc. and the Portsmouth Public Library board of trustees. I chair the New Hampshire Bar Association Real Property Section and the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs Committee. I volunteer with the N.H. Bar Association's Law Related Education programs, judging student civics competitions and speaking at high schools. As an alumni interviewer for Georgetown, I also meet with New Hampshire high school seniors who have applied to the university. I serve as a eucharistic minister at Corpus Christi Parish in Portsmouth.
A graduate of Merrimack High School, Weaver spent time traveling after earning his undergraduate degree from Georgetown University, but his heart was in his home state.
Immediately upon earning his law degree, he gained a position with McLane, Graf, Raulerson, and Middleton, P.A., working out of their Manchester and Portsmouth offices.
His practice is varied, Weaver said, covering everything from sports law to real estate law and telecommunications.
In recent years, Weaver developed an interest in artificial intelligence and the liabilities associated with technologies like autonomous cars or Apple's Siri system.
Weaver said the premise underlying most laws is based on the idea that only people make decisions, and therefore only people can be held liable for problems.
But if two autonomous cars get into an accident, who is responsible? Or, if a computer program creates a piece of music, who owns the rights to it?
Weaver explored some of the legal issues introduced by artificial intelligence in a March article of the New Hampshire Bar Journal and is currently writing a book on the subject.
"It occurred to me . that this is going to be a huge commercial area and probably a huge legal area and nobody is there right now," Weaver said.
Weaver writes chapters early in the morning and late at night after his wife, Alicia, and two-year-old daughter, Ella, are long asleep.
When not busy with law, Weaver stays involved with the community of Portsmouth, the city he has called home since 2008.
He has been a board member of Pro Portsmouth, Inc., the organization behind Market Square Day, First Night Portsmouth, Children's Day and other citywide events, since 2009 and also serves on the Portsmouth Public Library board of trustees.
In addition, he chairs the New Hampshire Bar Association Real Property Section and the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs Committee.
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Thoroughly updated for its Fifth Edition, Lippincott's Illustrated Reviews: Biochemistry enables students to quickly review and assimilate large amounts of complex information through powerful visual resources essential to mastery of difficult biochemical concepts. Its signature outline format, full-color illustrations, end-of-chapter summaries, and USMLE-style review questions make it one of the most user-friendly books in the field. New features include expanded coverage of molecular biology.
A companion website offers fully searchable online text and additional USMLE-style questions for students and an image bank for faculty.
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ByBegum H Slayyeh on Aug 16, 2013
I used this book to supplement my General Biochemistry text, Voet, during my post-baccalaureate year (the course is structured identically to an undergraduate general biochem course). General Biochem books are very dense and it's easy to get bogged down in that detail. This book was amazing in that it highlighted all of the important concepts from the text and lectures. It was as if someone took a highlighter, went through the main text, and said "know this, this, this...here it is in English." That was a very casual description, the course is difficult, and this book explained concepts more effectively than the main text did. I used it in addition, though, so don't completely substitute one for the other. It hits the main points of biochem in just the right amount of detail, In addition, having used this course in undergrad/post-bacc, you will have had a pass through it and will be familiar with it before going into your grad/med-school courses, so you'll already be familiar with the material. You'll recognize the information that you don't need to know and can easily skip it. Get this book, your grade will love you for it. One last detail, the examples used in the book are usually the same ones that professors like to use in class, ex. What can you use to treat a patient who comes in with methanol poisoning? Why? (section on enzyme inhibition).
ByKeegan Conry on Dec 22, 2013
Buy this book. Do not waste time reading a more dense version of the same material. This review is a fantastic resource to gain a solid foundational understanding of topics in biochemistry. The diagrams and chapter summaries are very high yield. I wish that I had purchased this book sooner.
great for med school
ByJordan Harry on Mar 04, 2013
Great book for med school...flow charts at the end of the chapter help organize info...illustrations sometimes make the text unnecessary
Love It, Love It! Survived biochem with this, still recall figures!
ByKate on Sep 02, 2012
An excellent study buddy for your undergrad or medical school biochem class. The figures and succinct explanations are unrivaled, according to my more experienced friends, who used it for USMLE prep. If you are new to biochem, you'd also benefit from the excellent outlines and topic summaries in DePra & McKee's Biochemistry Study Guide Biochemistry: The Molecular Basis of Life Student Study Guide / Solutions Manual. You of course won't need the solutions sections included, but the boiled down-to-basics flow charts, equations, and mneumonics, and topic organization are a nice resource when your head is spinning or you are having trouble memorizing things.
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Excellent text for the visual learner. It's also straight to the point not very wordy. The book is organized amazingly to find what you need quickly.


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At Manila air base, distraught family members hope for plane to Leyte
A father carries the lifeless body of his daughter Nov. 10 on the way to the morgue after Super Typhoon Haiyan hit Tacloban, Philippines. (CNS/Philippine Daily Inquirer via Reuters)
By Simone Orendain
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MANILA, Philippines (CNS) -- The back entry to the grandstand at the Villamor Air Base was teeming with people as the noon sun peaked. It was Nov. 11, three days after Super Typhoon Haiyan pounded the central Philippine islands, leaving a path of overwhelming destruction that emergency and relief workers were hard-pressed to penetrate.
Everyone in this group was hoping for a chance to get on one of the C-130 military planes on the airfield that would be heading to Tacloban, in Leyte province, where Haiyan whipped up a 15-foot-high storm surge that scattered bodies in its wake.
Maria Grace Estorico sat on a curb pressing a handkerchief to her eyes.
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Estorico lives in Tacloban, with her family, rice farmers. She came to the capital in September so she could apply for better paying work abroad as a domestic helper. She left behind her husband, a teenage daughter, an adult daughter and son-in-law, her grandchildren and her parents.
The last time Estorico spoke with someone from her family was Nov. 5, and she has not been able to reach anyone in her neighborhood to try to get some news.
Haiyan's winds obliterated cell towers and knocked out power, leaving entire provinces in darkness. Cellphone reception has been spotty at best.
"Since Saturday I was wondering how I could get there," said Estorico. "I don't have any money and I found out about this free flight, so I got here at dawn."
Others, such as Tito Lucinareo, came to the base from a nearby province even before dawn. Since the typhoon struck Nov. 8 he said he had not slept very well. Lucinareo's 13-year-old daughter and 6-year-old son live with his aunt and other family members in a town 15 miles outside Tacloban.
One of Lucinareo's nephews was able to get on a C-130 Nov. 10, and he saw that the children survived the storm.
Lucinareo told CNS he was relieved to know they were alive but finding out they were hungry pained him "because even if there's money to send, it all comes to nothing. There's nothing to buy there," said Lucinareo. "Money is meaningless now. It hurts. It hurts."
Lucinareo, a brother, a cousin and other relatives packed bags filled with food that they planned to take to their hometown on foot because the roads were covered with the debris of ruined houses entangled in downed power lines and splintered trees.
There were reports of looting as people tore through grocery stores and malls in search of food and clean water. The government said it brought in additional military and police personnel to try to manage the situation.
The C-130 planes loaded with relief goods had been making runs between Manila and Tacloban, but the challenges came once they hit the ground in Leyte.
On Nov. 11, the President's Cabinet Secretary Rene Almendras told reporters the federal government really needed the inside knowledge that local governments had about what villages to go to, how big the populations were in these villages and whether certain routes would be safe for the military and national first responders to pass.
Nelida Palconite was also among those waiting at Villamor Air Base, but she said she thought maybe she would not be able to get on the flight. Barring a spot on the C-130, she made this plea to the international media: "We need food. We need ... everything that you could give us. Medicines, water!"
The government and humanitarian agencies, including the U.S. bishops' Catholic Relief Services and Caritas Philippines, were trying to cope with more than 600,000 displaced people, and calls for aid have been widespread.
Joe Curry, country representative to CRS in the Philippines, said when his staffers reached Leyte by boat, what they described was complete and utter devastation.
He said the shore in Palo is "gone, total devastation." Palo is the city where U.S. Gen. Douglas McArthur uttered his famous "I shall return" quote in World War II.
Some of those conducting the initial assessments for CRS had also worked after Typhoon Bopha last December. Curry said they noted that while Bopha's damage was a strip, Haiyan had damaged the entire island.
Curry said he was communicating with his staff intermittently by satellite phone, often by text because they could only charge cell phone batteries with their car.
He also noted that Tacloban has an airport and so had been able to receive aid, but many people outside Tacloban also needed help -- aid agencies had not yet reached them.
In the days following Haiyan, Manila Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle scheduled a second collection for its victims. In a letter, he told priests to reach out not just to parishioners but also to parochial schools, parents groups and lay ministry associations among others.
Cardinal Tagle closed with this reminder, "Through our prayers and effective solidarity, the faith will rise stronger in the midst of ruins. Our Blessed Mother is watching over us. The God who is love is near us."
The Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines declared a nationwide nine-day prayer and charity drive from Nov. 11-19 for the victims of Typhoon Yolanda, as it was known in the Philippines, and the Oct. 15 magnitude 7.2 earthquake that hit central Philippines Oct. 15.
Archbishop Jose Palma of Cebu, president of the bishops' conference, sent a message to all Filipinos, telling them, "No typhoon or flood can diminish the strength of the Filipino soul."
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It frankly breaks my heart that you would want to be like that. True, an animal doesn't have to worry about things like depression or anxiety or coping with loss, dealing with hardship, disappointment, etc. But they also can't create, they can't build new things or speak or appreciate art or eat good food or enjoy the company of a charming young lady.

No, I don't want that. Not that. Captain Kirk once said "I don't want my pain taken away. I need my pain." And so do I. The downs are hard but the ups can be joyous, soaring, and triumphant.

Ignorance is not bliss. Bliss is bliss. Ignorance is just ignorance.
That is an ideal that doesn't exist in reality. Birds have one of the most vicious existances in the animal kingdom.
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Sam and Dean have a new home. They have chosen themselves over their jobs.
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Digital Literacy can Empower Girls to Make their Voices Count!
My previous journal titled 'My Life! My Script! My Passion! - Mobilizing Girls Voices traced the journey of my life and the inspiration behind Girls Voices - a non profit organisation I set up to mobilize girls to connect and share their voices on issues affecting them ranging from education, health, entertainment, and a host of other issues. I shared some thoughts around the challenges and barriers my girls face accessing the internet. And this journal follows on to look at the subject of digital literacy for girls.
A few weeks after the official launch of the Girls Voices Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/girlsvoices?ref=hl, we started to receive some interesting engagement from some of the girls. Daisy shared that her friend was being abused at home and could not report the case because her father was a police officer. I encouraged her to locate a local NGO that focused on gender-based violence (since she was not located where we had a physical office) and take her friend over to report the case and receive relevant advice. She shared that they had located the NGO and received support that has resolved the case and provided counselling for her friend and her father. Another girl, Shola, shared that her father would not allow her attend design and dance classes which she loved and was passionate about. So, I counselled her on the need to focus on her present education which may be her father's immediate concern and when I encouraged her to explore taking design and dance courses online, she pleaded for a laptop computer she could use to access the internet and take some online courses and we have commenced arrangements to get the laptop across to her to support her. Bunmi shared that she had just broken up a relationship with her boyfriend and was done with relationships for a while so she can face her studies and enjoy loving herself for a while. A number of the girls reach out to me personally and I found out Carla had posted an open inquiry about a good tattoo parlour she could go to get a tattoo. She posted this inquiry on her personal Facebook Account and series of comments were flying in the air. Sadly, a number of boys and men assumed she was inviting some sexual attention and started to make some sensitive comments that were nasty and unhealthy for the young girl. And when I had a chat with her, I discovered she was nervous and embarrassed to have brought up the subject. She said that she only wanted to get a tattoo of her mum, whom she had lost a few years back and missed dearly. She thought she would honour her mother's memory by getting the tattoo, but it turned out to be a nightmare. I encouraged her to be retract her inquiry on Facebook and be surreptitious and careful with sensitive issues like that and avoid sharing such in public spaces. She felt relieved to discuss the issue in a safer environment and with someone she could trust to understand her pain and the rationale behind her search. I shared these stories from my girls (with fictitious names to preserve their privacy) to show how digital literacy opens up a world where girls can share their voices and seek advice to coordinate their lives and advancement. It is interesting that the girls are eager to engage safe platforms they can openly share their thoughts and voices. Some of the girls are connecting with themselves and simply enjoying the feeling of belonging to an all-girls platform they can be comfortable to engage.
My vision for Girls Voices is to mobilize inspirational and healthy communication via the internet and various social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter https://twitter.com/girlsvoices1. I envisaged this would be achievable working with educated girls who have basic digital literacy and already have an online presence on the social media platforms. However, Interaction with the girls via our Facebook Page reveal that the girls face the challenge of accessing the basic tools to enable them access the internet and feel comfortable online. Some of the girls are not able to go to public internet cafes on their own (without the support of a brother or uncle etc) and they feel uncomfortable browsing and checking up their social media spaces when they are followed by such relatives. Again, some of the girls speak of using their Dad's smart phone or laptop and they don't feel comfortable online when using tools they do not own themselves. This presents an indication that the girls may feel more comfortable online if they had access to tools of their own such as a portable laptop, a tablet or a smart phone they could use to navigate the internet to study, follow their social media updates and build their digital technology knowledge. In addition, there is the cost challenge of purchasing the internet subscription needed to access the internet. However, there are ongoing efforts by bodies like the Alliance for Affordable Internet http://a4ai.org/ working hard to mobilize affordable internet subscription and access for Nigerians. We could mobilize the voices of the girls and make a proposal to the Association, so they can incorporate the girls voices in their submissions and have same reflected in their outcomes.
On my own part, I have a personal laptop that I use to work and I have a modem that I purchase monthly internet subscriptions to keep me online and working. I also have a tablet and a blackberry phone which together leave me grappling with high internet subscriptions totalling about N12,500.00 ($75) monthly and I still face occasional poor network access making navigation online difficult. This just scales up my running costs. So, the major tool I would like to access to feel more comfortable online would be lower internet subscription options that are still effective.
Using the internet continues to be a learning experience for me and I love the experience. Where faced with a big challenge using the internet, I turn to my husband or any close associates that may possess the knowledge to overcome the challenge. And if I am unable to get any physical support, I resort to the famous internet school of 'Google', 'Yahoo' and other search engines and read widely until I acquire the knowledge I require to overcome my challenge. I am constantly amazed at the wealth of knowledge available on the internet. I recall my initial challenge getting round Twitter, especially when I realized I could no longer follow any contacts. I browsed over and over again until I learnt that I could not follow more than 2000 contacts without a close corresponding follower-ship. And then I gradually resolved the challenge with my Twitter Account. Also, I loved the way I saw businesses and organisations run fantastic Facebook Pages but thought it was a big deal that only persons with some special training could achieve. Although, there are a number of professional trainings that are responsible for some very impressive Facebook Pages, I totally learnt to build and maintain the Facebook Page of my Organisation by reading up some online resources. I have also been able to take some online courses that have built my skills in consulting on gender issues, conflict management as well as photography and cinematography.
Digital Literacy is two-faced; while it is very vital to acquire basic digital literacy to thrive in today's world, it is again demanding and sometimes challenging acquiring digital literacy. And, the challenge of digital literacy manifests in various ways and dependent on individual preference. For instance, some persons are commendably versatile on the internet, but lack corresponding interests in social media. Also, the challenge of personal tools to engage and navigate the internet as often as desired presents a major barrier to digital literacy. And when faced with the challenge of high costs of internet subscription (like the case is in Nigeria), one is unable to spend as much time online as may be desired and that delays the progress of digital literacy.
In the area of high internet subscription costs, I am hopeful that the Alliance for Affordable Internet would be able to secure better internet subscription options that would be affordable for Nigerians. My first recommendation is in the area of improved internet service, there are still severe problems of poor network connection that make it challenging accessing the internet. It is important that the Nigerian government intensifies the demand for telecommunications networks to provide excellent internet service to Nigerians so that it would not be so challenging to watch videos and other media resources online. Also, students would be able to engage the wide variety of online courses available and strengthen our education and knowledge-base. Another recommendation would be in the area of improved supply of affordable tools to increase access to the internet. There is a commendable presence of cheaper options of portable laptop computers, tablets and smart phones and an increased supply of same would further boost digital literacy for Nigerian women and girls. However, there should also be increased provision of such tools. For instance, companies and other corporate organisations that conduct lottery competitions from time to time can increase the offer of such tools (like laptops, tablets and smart phones) in their lottery prizes and the telecommunication networks should also be encouraged to offer internet modems and internet access for commendable period of time and all these Organisations can be encouraged to target women and girls for such offers and this would remarkably improve digital literacy for women and girls in Nigeria.
My Organisation, Girls Voices has a growing follower-ship of young girls who present a company of individuals looking to engage the platform, but their desires are highly challenged by the absence of tools to sustain their internet access and I find that many of the girls rarely update their pages and occasionally comment when they can. These girls must have had a growing passion and some level of digital literacy to be able to open their personal Facebook Accounts and may be better engaging and inspired if they have the basic tools to sustain their internet access and boost their digital literacy.
Indeed, digital literacy possesses the capacity to boost girls' and women's empowerment and enable their voices to count in Nigeria. Where girls and women are able to secure safe online access and environments to express themselves and connect to an active, digital world. Let's join to make girls' voices count!
This story was written for World Pulse's Women Weave the Web Digital Action Campaign. Learn more »
More power to you!
Dear Carolyn,
I was so happy to read about your advocacy for making girls' voices heard. You have done a great service to the girls who are a part of your Girls' Voices network and no doubt they will inspire others and the network will grow. As you pointed out, the challenges of living in a digital world are many, from social and cultural to financial, and in some cases the journey can be frustrating or even dangerous. I applaud what you are doing to make digital involvement possible for so many girls and to help them find and express their own voices. More power to you!
Kind regards,
Dearest Carolyn Seaman:
What great advice you give. You really are providing a much needed service for girls and it all starts with understanding the real challenges they face and the safe connections they are craving. I hope safe, affordable digital connection is truly a reality for everyone very soon. Then everyone would have access to your great insights.
Thank you for sharing these inspiring stories and best of luck in your venture.
telling stories; creating communities
Really Impressed!
Dear Carolyn,
I've read the piece above, looked at your profile and checked out the Facebook page you've created - congratulations! You've done some impressive work in putting your professional and academic experience into a project that will enable other young women and girls to find their voices. You've also thought carefully about who you want to help - and why. I was intrigued that you have focused on young women who might seem to have more advantages in terms of digital connection facilities etc. but as you rightly point out, they need to develop their confidence, understand how to use the net and perhaps become enablers for others.
Wishing you the best of luck with this project and your other endeavours.
Best wishes,
Fiona McKenzie
Dear Carolyn,
I congratulate you on such a huge project. As a Nigerian, I understand fully the problems and I am super proud of this project. I liked your Facebook page and I look forward to reading from you about the girls and how you are able to help them.
Raquel Jacobs
Beyond the Classroom Foundation
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Thank you for your insights!
It's wonderful to hear about your dedication to helping girls increase their digital literacy. I visited your Facebook page and love what you are posting to help girls share their voice and boost their confidence.
The examples you provide above about the girls who have already reached out to you for help and advice are a testament to the power of the internet to educate and connect people. Thank you for describing in detail the challenges that you and others in your country face when it comes to accessing the internet. The solutions you propose are well thought out, and I wish you the best as you work to make digital literacy an affordable and safe reality for all girls in your community.
All my best,
Digital literacy for girls
Dear Carolyn:
Thank you so much for your post, which gave such a clear and empathetic insight into the issues of digital literacy for young women. The digital world should be a community where we look after and help each other, and you are helping to make it so for the girls you work with.
Best wishes,


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