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Many of your patients are hard of hearing
More than half of all hearing-impaired people are of working age
Hearing loss is a natural consequence of getting older. Our hearing ability worsens from our 30s or 40s and onwards and when we reach our 80s, more than half of us suffer from significant hearing loss. Despite that, more than half of all hearing-impaired people are of working age.Read more
The ear - a magnificent organ
The major task of the ear is to detect and analyse noises by transduction.
Hearing loss in children causing parental distress
When a child is diagnosed with hearing loss, attention should be given to the reaction of the parents.
Identifying patients who are hard of hearing
Many people who have become hard of hearing are unaware of their hearing problems.
Genetic hearing loss
Many forms of hearing loss are hereditary and caused by gene mutations. Gene mutations can cause hearing loss in several ways.
Ear specialists recommend digital hearing aids
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AB InBev 3Q Profits Up 31 PercentNovember 1, 2013 1:37 pm | by Toby Sterling, AP Business Writer
Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewer, says its third-quarter profits rose as the takeover of new brands and higher selling prices offset the impact of lower sales volumes. The gain largely reflects the company's $20 billion purchase of the remainder of Mexico's Grupo Modelo.
Expert: Shutdown Hurt Midwest Business ConditionsNovember 1, 2013 1:29 pm | by The Associated Press
The stalling of the federal government contributed to worsening business conditions in nine Midwest and Plains states, according to a monthly economic report issued Friday.
Ex-CEO Pleads Guilty In $5M Fire FraudNovember 1, 2013 1:16 pm | by The Associated Press
The former CEO of a company that made fire-resistant building blocks has pleaded guilty to scamming nearly $5 million from people who lost their homes in two wildfires. The Santa Barbara News-Press reports 64-year-old Penny Estes entered her plea to 28 counts on Thursday. She could face nearly 40 years in prison when she's sentenced.
U.S. Manufacturing Expands At Best Pace In 2½ YearsNovember 1, 2013 1:10 pm | by The Associated Press
U.S. factory activity expanded in October at the fastest pace in 2½ years, suggesting that the 16-day partial shutdown of the government had little effect on manufacturers.Instead, overseas demand and healthy U.S. auto sales appear to be supporting factory output.
Ford Recalls Ambulances Because Engines Can StopNovember 1, 2013 1:04 pm | by The Associated Press, Reuters
Ford is recalling about 3,100 F-Series ambulances because the engines can stop unexpectedly. The F-350, F-450 and F-550 "Super Duty" ambulances have 6.7-Liter diesel engines. They're from the 2011 and 2012 model years.
Judge Denies City's Bid To Close Sriracha PlantNovember 1, 2013 10:21 am | by John Rogers, The Associated Press
A judge refused Thursday to order an immediate halt to production of the internationally popular hot sauce Sriracha at a Southern California factory that local residents say is stinking up their neighborhoods with pepper and garlic fumes.
No Contamination Near Ohio Cancer ClusterNovember 1, 2013 10:14 am | by The Associated Press
Whirlpool Corp. says extensive soil tests show no evidence of illegal dumping or widespread contamination in an area of northern Ohio where children were among dozens of people who have been sickened in a cancer cluster.
Lowe, Father Of IBM Personal Computer, Dies At 72November 1, 2013 10:11 am | by Tammy Webber, Associated Press
William C. Lowe had a bold idea: IBM should develop a personal computer that could be mass marketed, expanding the company's reach beyond businesses and into people's homes.
Boeing To Speed Up 737 ProductionNovember 1, 2013 10:09 am | by The Associated Press
Boeing Co. is speeding up production of its 737 again as it aims to cut down a huge backlog of the jets.
Nissan Cuts Profit Outlook, Revamps ManagementNovember 1, 2013 10:05 am | by Elaine Kurtenbach, AP Business Writer
Ghosn attributed the weaker than expected performance to a variety of troubles, chief among them weakness in many emerging markets and painfully expensive recalls. He announced a management reshuffle that will make the company's chief operating officer, Toshiyuki Shiga, a vice chairman and appoint three other executives as COOs.
Wal-Mart Announces Plans For Georgia Shoe PlantNovember 1, 2013 9:59 am | by The Associated Press
Executives with Wal-Mart Stores Inc. say they plan to move production of some shoes from overseas to a manufacturing plant in south Georgia, which they say will create 250 jobs in the state. The retailer on Thursday announced plans for the facility in Hazelhurst, about 100 miles west of Savannah.
IST Acquires Oldham from Industrial Scientific CorporationOctober 31, 2013 4:38 pm
Battery Ventures portfolio company Industrial Safety Technologies (IST) has completed the acquisition of the Oldham fixed-point gas detection business from Industrial Scientific Corporation.
FDA: Imported Spices Have Double Salmonella RiskOctober 31, 2013 2:17 pm | by Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press
In a report released Wednesday, the FDA says testing of imported spices between 2007 and 2010 showed that spices were twice as likely as other inspected foods to be contaminated with the pathogen. More than 80 different types of salmonella were detected.
Woman Killed In Blast At Ga. Manufacturing PlantOctober 31, 2013 2:01 pm | by The Associated Press
Authorities are investigating a deadly explosion at a manufacturing plant in the northwest Georgia town of Rockmart. Polk County Coroner Lester Litesey III tells The Associated Press that 56-year-old Elaine Davidson of Rockmart died in the blast.
Chrysler IPO Could Happen By Year EndOctober 31, 2013 1:52 pm | by Colleen Barry, The Associated Press
On the heels of a profitable third quarter, Chrysler Group said it will proceed with a public offering of shares before the end of this year.
Fewer Americans Seek Unemployment Aid For 3rd WeekOctober 31, 2013 1:40 pm | by The Associated Press
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell 10,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 340,000, a sign that employers are laying off very fewer workers.
Obama To Pitch The U.S. To Foreign InvestorsOctober 31, 2013 1:36 pm | by Jim Kuhnhenn, Associated Press
Facing a sluggish economy, Obama is helping connect foreign and domestic companies and investors with economic development organizations across the country while promoting the United States as a sound business environment.
Accenture To Acquire PCO InnovationOctober 31, 2013 1:30 pm | by Manufacturing.net
Accenture has today announced its intent to acquire PCO Innovation, a systems integration group that specializes in product lifecycle management (PLM) technology. Terms of the agreement were not immediately announced, nor were details as to how the companies will integrate services, facilities and labor forces.
U.S. Steel To Partially Shut Ontario MillOctober 30, 2013 2:03 pm | by Allison Martell
United States Steel Corp said on Tuesday it will permanently shut down iron and steelmaking operations at its Hamilton, Ontario, mill at the end of this year. The decision is a blow to Hamilton, long the center of Canada's steel industry, which has been hit hard by plant closures over the last decade.
Nestle Relocating Pizza Division To OhioOctober 30, 2013 1:57 pm | by The Associated Press
Nestle USA says it's relocating its frozen pizza division from Illinois to the Cleveland suburb of Solon, joining its other businesses and an expanding research center there. The world's largest food company expects about 250 jobs eventually to come from the move.

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Absecon Home Depot displays corporate responsibility to the community it serves
Written by From the Mayor's Chair by Absecon Mayor John Armstrong Wednesday, October 02, 2013 03:13 pm
Certain business owners recognize that giving back to the community is not only good for business, but also just a good thing. In our community, Joe Smith of Ace Hardware in Galloway, who is our Absecon fire chief, and Stan Weiner of Hometown Variety and Picture Framing come to mind as local businesspersons who always step up to fulfill some local need.
Last week, I learned that our own Absecon Home Depot deserves to be placed among those ranks.
Read more: Absecon Home Depot displays corporate responsibility to the community it serves
Fix the Problem: Our broken economy
Written by From the Mayor's Chair by Absecon Mayor John Armstrong Friday, September 27, 2013 09:11 am
The first step in solving a problem is recognizing that you have one. We, as residents of Atlantic County, have a problem. Put simply, our local economy is broken.
The Atlantic City Press recently described our circumstances as "dire" and the numbers support that characterization. Our unemployment rate has fluctuated between 11.5 percent and 13.5 percent over the last year, reflecting only a seasonal fluctuation in casino business. By comparison, the unemployment rates nationally and statewide have been reduced to 7.3 percent and 8.5 percent, respectively.
Absecon's Property Maintenance Ordinance addresses poorly maintained dwellings
Written by From the Mayor's Chair by Absecon Mayor John Armstrong Tuesday, September 17, 2013 03:07 pm
Nobody's perfect. When it comes to home maintenance, we all tend to put off certain chores. Maybe, the front door needs to be re-stained. Perhaps, a few windows suffer from wood rot and need to be replaced. But then there are those homes that look like they could be the set for a re-make of that old horror classic "The House on the Haunted Hill."
Read more: Absecon's Property Maintenance Ordinance addresses poorly maintained dwellings
Letter: Overspending on legal budget not Save Absecon's fault
Written by Joseph A. Courter Wednesday, September 04, 2013 05:53 pm
To the editor:
I take serious umbrage at Absecon Mayor John Armstrong blaming the increase in city taxes on the Absecon Gardens and Visions lawsuits. I am responding to the article, "Nobody likes paying taxes, but Absecon has an explanation," in the Aug. 16 edition of The Current.
Read more: Letter: Overspending on legal budget not Save Absecon's fault
Absecon city leaders must plan now to avoid 2014 tax increase
Written by By Absecon Mayor John Armstrong Wednesday, September 04, 2013 01:07 pm
It is good to get away. Vacations allow us to throttle back a bit, enjoy family and friends, and also reflect a bit on the challenges and frustrations that are a part of everyday life. Last week, my family and I spent a week along the coastline of Maine.
Read more: Absecon city leaders must plan now to avoid 2014 tax increase
City vandalism angers Absecon Mayor
Written by By Absecon Mayor John Armstrong Monday, August 26, 2013 12:03 pm
NOTE: Absecon Mayor John Armstrong often takes time from his busy schedule to cherish the good of his city, praise its devoted citizens and occasionally mention the areas that need to improvement.
I am angry. In fact, I am furious. I performed three weddings last week at the Gazebo in HeritagePark. That's not what has me agitated. That is one of my most interesting and enjoyable duties as mayor. What has me up in arms are the continuing acts of vandalism in Absecon, especially in our parks.
Absecon helps you save on your energy bills
Written by Absecon Mayor John Armstrong Tuesday, August 20, 2013 02:05 pm
You may have read recently about some local municipalities considering entering into contracts for energy aggregation on behalf of their homeowners and businesses. Although the details are more complicated, the basic idea is simple. By joining together, individuals can use their collective purchasing power to pay less for electric and gas energy than they might if they purchased it through their local utility distributor (in our case, Atlantic Electric and South Jersey Gas). The more municipalities and more energy consumers there are who join together, the more the potential savings. Here's how it would work.
Hail to our CFO, good-bye to night herons
Written by From the Mayor's Chair by Absecon Mayor John Armstrong Friday, August 02, 2013 10:12 am
Editor's note: Absecon Mayor John Armstrong takes time each week write a column that praises the great things about the city he serves and advises its residents about current events. Unfortunately, this week's print editions contained a previously run column. The Current regrets the error.
The chief financial officer plays a critical role in city government. She is responsible for the financial management of city operations, helping to develop the annual budget, assuring that revenues and expenditures are in accordance with the budget and in compliance with state regulations, arranging for capital financing, purchasing equipment and materials in accordance with public procurement laws, and keeping the payroll and paying the bills, among other things. I say "she," because in Absecon, we are fortunate to have Jessica Thompson as our chief financial officer. I am pleased to select Jessica as Absecon's Employee of the Second Quarter.
Pope John Paul II sainthood is too much too soon
Written by Albert Maslar Monday, July 08, 2013 03:09 pm
To the editor:
Pope Francis XXIII recently announced that Pope John Paul II is to be declared a saint. I for one do not agree to two things; the rush to judgment or the rush to sainthood for Pope John Paul II.
Everyone who passes from this life in the good graces of God is a saint. So why the rush to sainthood for Pope Paul II? I firmly believe that this rush is short-sighted because Pope John Paul II was held in much esteem, receiving earthly accolades and honors, which even Jesus Christ did not want or receive.
Florist sets up shop in Pleasantville
Written by R.J. Liberatore Jr. Tuesday, July 02, 2013 04:13 pm
PLEASANTVILLE – If you want to know where to get flowers, look for the guy in the red hat, they used to say. Well, the red hat has found a home in Pleasantville.
"You can spot me anywhere," said Willie Gainer, 68, from a chair in the middle of the showroom of Do AC Florist by Gainer.
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The Deficit Is Already Shrinking At Its Fastest Pace Since World War II Demobilization
Jed Graham at Investors Business Daily gives us a fact you don't hear much about from Washington's chorus of deficit scolds, the deficit is already going down at a very fast pace—the fastest rate since World War II demobilization.
This is the flipside of the huge increases in the deficit that were associated with the recession. An economic downturn activates a lot of "automatic stabilizers"—falling tax revenue and higher payouts for safety net programs. We also had the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Those rising deficits were used to sow a lot of panic, but their natural flipside is that as the economy strengthens and ARRA fades out the deficit falls rapidly. Throw in the spending cuts House Republicans got the White House to agree to last year, and you've got pretty rapid federal deleveraging.
I'd say that's a net minus for the economy. But it's something you'd think the budget hawk crowd would be cheering. But instead they're sowing further panic about the "fiscal cliff."
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UK retailers are this week toasting the recent debut of the Sony PSP handheld, which it is believed has netted takings in excess of 50 million GBP in the four days since launch. Indeed, UK statistics monitor Chart-Track is stating that some 185,000 units of the PSP have now been sold in Britain alone – making this the biggest console debut ever. This figure comfortably eclipses Nintendo's DS launch, which opened with sales of 87,000 earlier this year.
Sony will be pleased to defy UK-based critics with this early success, many of whom stated that at 179.99 GBP the PSP was over-priced, especially given the diminutive nature of the early games roster. The UK gaming public however appear convinced by this new handheld, the most powerful ever, which several 'lifestyle' observers are already predicting to be a must have item this coming festive season. Certainly, the Playstation brand is very strong in the UK and across Europe – the PS2 having already established a dominant market share despite Microsoft and Nintendo's efforts.
The future now looks bright for the PSP, in the UK at least, with more games and improved functionality en route for the versatile system. The DS meanwhile, despite a 99 GBP price-tag, could well have a fight on its hands.
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No low-flying planes invaded Belarus this week, says State Border Committee spokesman
No low-flying planes have invaded Belarus' airspace in the last couple of days, Alyaksandr Tsishchanka, spokesman for the State Border Committee, told BelaPAN on Thursday.
"We cannot confirm that any violations of the airspace took place," said Mr. Tsishchanka.
Every border unit has a duty to monitor the airspace and is equipped with special devices, he noted.
On Wednesday morning, Swedish public relations firm Studio Total, known for high-profile and sometimes deceptive publicity stunts, claimed that it had dropped hundreds of teddy bears holding miniature signs "We support the Belarusian struggle for free speech" on Belarus in a show of support for the country`s pro-democracy movement. The teddy bears were parachuted from a plane piloted by Swedes who took off in neighboring Lithuania, it said.
Later in the day, the firm released two videos that it said show the stunt taking place, according to Sweden`s news site The Local.
One video, allegedly shot from the ground in the town of Ivyanets, shows a small, single engine Jodel aircraft cruising in over the city, located some 50 kilometers west of Minsk.
Several small objects with what appear to be parachutes can be seen floating down from the plane over the city with its landmark Church of Saint Euphrosyne clearly visible in the video, according to The Local.
The other video was allegedly made by one of the pilots during the flight.
The Belarusian Ministry of Defense issued a statement to deny the report. It said that no planes had entered the country illegally over the last two days. Referring to experts who it said had examined the videos, the ministry described them as a crude fake of "a clearly provocative nature."
Other experts say that the video shot from the ground can be real, but it is not clear when it was made. They also suggest that the plane may have been brought into Belarus across the Russian border, where there are no border controls, disassembled to be assembled here for the flight, disassembled again and transported back to Russia. But if the plane took off in Lithuania as claimed by the organizers of the stunt, it violated the airspace of not only Belarus but also NATO, the experts say. //BelaPAN
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The house was built in 1904 on top of an old farmhouse called Grjóthús, ("Rock house"). It features 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen with dining area, home office. The apartment is modernly furnished.
In 1 bedroom there is double bed and in the second there are 2 single beds, but we can put them together if needed. Also there is a sofa bed that you can sleep on.
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15 Sep 2014
Chandigarh: Nearly 74.5 lakh women voters will be eligible to cast their vote in the October 15 assembly elections in Haryana, election department officials said in Chandigarh on Monday.
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Guwahati: A group of women from Nagaland tried to stop the convoy of Assam Principal Secretary M G V K Bhanu when he went to villages rocked by last month's violence along the inter-state border in Golaghat district.
09 Sep 2014
New Delhi: Rules are being amended to widen definition of sexual harassment and to make work place more conducive for women to work, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said on Tuesday.
04 Sep 2014
New Delhi: 92 women were raped on an average every day in India and the national capital with 1,636 cases recorded the highest number of such crimes among all cities last year. According to figures released by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), the total number of rape cases reported in India has gone up to 33,707 in 2013 from 24,923 in 2012.
14 Sep 2014
New Delhi: The spirit of adventure is what keeps Bachendri Pal, the first Indian woman to summit Mt Everest, ticking in life. Living with the "can do" attitude, Pal, 60, says, the need of the hour for Indian women is to think nothing is impossible in life.
13 Sep 2014
New Delhi: After a decent performance in the recently concluded Glasgow Commonwealth Games, the Indian women hockey team is all geared for another challenge as they departed for the upcoming Asian Games at Incheon, South Korea.
13 Sep 2014
New Delhi: Actress Neha Marda, who plays a girl faced with atrocities by her chauvinistic husband in 'Doli Armaanon Ki', believes the show gives out a positive message for women to encourage them to live life on their own terms.
13 Sep 2014
Puducherry: Supreme Court Judge, Justice S J Mukhopadhaya on Saturday called upon lawyers, medical personnel, students and other sections of society to acquaint themselves with provisions of various legislations and then generate legal awareness among people for whom the laws were meant to ensure their protection and to promote their welfare.
25 Aug 2014
New Delhi: The number of women in the country who are forced to defecate in the open due to lack of toilets at home is staggeringly high and most of them have to wait for the night time to relieve themselves, which eventually makes them more prone to sexual crimes like rape, molestation and eve-teasing. It is an observation which the government has accepted in the documents prepared for a conference on the topic of 'cleanliness' scheduled to take place on Monday.
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lez'hur ledger: SlutWalk 2011
Lafayette Square has never seen so much skin. As I wandered into this designated meeting place to march in the SlutWalk, I was relieved to note my outfit—we'll call it a costume—fell in the mid-range of concertedly slutty ensembles. That put it just above the leopard-print-bra-and-stiletto combo and slightly below the same combo overlaid with a mesh dress borrowed from the Village People.
Two men with canes and fur coats swaggered past me, holding signs declaring, "Pimps for Women's Rights." They captured the sentiments of the day: the SlutWalk is a somewhat playful protest of sexism and what organizers deem the "rape culture" that excuses—and even subconsciously encourages—sexual assault. Since the inaugural SlutWalk in Toronto, people have donned their "sluttiest" garments to march in protest of the victim-blaming attitudes that consider assault a natural result of a woman's outfit, persona, or profession. My contribution to this simulated brothel was a slip, my approximation of "the morning after," as a fellow slut deemed it.
Someone with a blow-horn announced that we would be marching to the National Mall. I had committed to march with a group that came equipped with some impressive signage. Someone decided I looked strong enough to escort one-half of a banner proclaiming "We've Had Enough, Demand Women's Rights, Demand LGBT Rights." I somehow didn't share their confidence, but for empowerment's sake, I took the banner anyway.
Somewhere en route to the Mall, I was simultaneously blinded by the flashes of media cameras and the realization that I could end up in next week's Washington Blade in a slip. I also dashed any hopes of being hired by a reputable establishment (here's to bartending!).
Several blocks later I handed off the banner and devoted my full energy to campy feminist chants ("Hey hey, ho ho, sexual violence has got to go!"). Eventually we reached what struck me as an incredibly ironic terminus for this particular march: the largest phallus in the metro area, also known as the Washington Monument.
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Give them a word.
Thats right, a word, presented on a card, along with its definition.
A carefully chosen word is a gift they may not know they need, but its one theyll benefit by. Spend some time with the younger generations and youll soon notice that from Gen Y on down, theres an acute shortage of spoken terms abroad in youth land.
One could be forgiven for thinking all conversation is composed of sentences that begin with Its, Im, Shes, or Hes, proceed immediately to a like, and end with cool, awesome, sweet, or sick or their antonyms, lame, ridic, or (an) epic fail. Or the ubiquitous whatever. Add basically for broadening, literally (usually when something is meant figuratively), you know as a conversational space-saver, and totally as an intensifier, and sometimes it seems as though youve corralled an entire generations herd of words.
To the unaccustomed ear, it can sound like a game of verbal musical chairs, with each oft-recurring term circling around again and again as they all scramble for a spot in the sing-song cadence of the conversation.
Perhaps you feel like a Grinch for wishing several of those tropes could accompany the old year into history -- and take no problem with them. Well, dont. You are not alone. Asked in a recent Marist College survey to rate the most annoying current conversational terms, 38 percent of American adults chose whatever, while 22 cited like, 18 percent settled on you know, and 14 percent singled out just sayin.
Which is where a Christmas gift of words comes in.
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Nor is that just a youthful pleasure. Anyone who loves the variety and texture of English has no doubt felt a similar sense of satisfaction at discovering a useful new word.
Im not talking about those obscure terms that Cormac McCarthy dusts off to describe minor aspects of a cowboys equipage or the abstruse usages John Banville employs for his involute imaginings.
No indeed. You wont find hackamore or rowel or tundish or scumble under the tree from me. Getting one of those is like unwrapping a necktie youll never wear.
So what words will I be giving this year?
My avuncular role as agent provocateur means Ill likely be handing out arbitrary and unjust to the under-10 set -- and with a recommended usage: Tell your parents that an 8 oclock bedtime is arbitrary and unjust.
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New words are an encouraging nudge toward creativity and linguistic dexterity. They dont just expand a vocabulary; they also enlarge understanding. And they can be passed on to others without ever being relinquished.
So this season, give a word, the gift that keeps on living.
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And on all three occasions
She was wearing sweats and was brutally beaten
So there goes your excuse
That my tight dress was asking for it
It might have escaped your attention,
But I don't wake up in the mornings,
And put on a skirt thinking,
Will this get me raped?
I don't put on a tank top hoping,
Maybe this one will.
Because in school, they teach us that our bodies are offensive.
They pull us from classrooms
And hallways
Demanding if we have longer shorts,
Or even a sweater,
Reminding us that the boys are distracted,
That the boys go wild for a peeking shoulder,
Or the sight of a sun burned thigh,
Because their education is more important than ours.
Because white men in pressed suits,
Expensive watches hanging from their wrists,
Red faces glinting with arrogance,
Have more say over my body than I do.
Because those same men,
Quoting the Bible and fake statistics,
Have never shed blood,
As a twisted sacrifice for being a woman.
Because those same men,
Have never walked the streets,
Fearing for their lives,
Clinging to keys between their fingers like a lifeline
With pepper spray in their bags,
Ready for someone to feel entitled to their body.
Because when a man says no to us,
It is a fault in OUR character.
It is because we are not
Thin, tan, or perky enough for HIM.
Because when WE say no to a man,
Its still a fault in OUR character,
We are the cold, ruthless bitch,
Saying no to the nice guy,
Who offered to buy us a drink,
And Who complimented our hair.
Because a UCSB entitled nine-teen year old boy,
Can record a video
Of his plans to shoot down all the
"Blond bimbos who denied him his right,"
And then do so,
Only to have his actions excused by the media,
Claiming he was depressed,
Instead of admitting that male entitlement is dangerous.
Because I am done being silenced
And I am done being polite.
I am done sitting by
And watching
As a country hypocritically cries
Equality and justice
But doesn't have equal pay
Lets men make decisions for a woman's body
And blames the victim for the actions of a rapist.
Because our NO won't be enough one day.
Because I wasn't asking for it.
Because "Boys Will Be Boys," is still an excuse
Because "Not All Men Are Like That," is still a defense.
Because enough blood has been spilled.
Because I am sixteen years old, and I am so afraid, when I shouldn't have to be. —
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Thursday 13 February 2014
Spanish archeologists have unearthed a 3,600-year-old mummy in the ancient city of Luxor, Egypt's Antiquities Minister has said.
Mohammed Ibrahim said the rare find in a preserved wooden sarcophagus dates back to 1600 BC, when the Pharaonic 17th Dynasty reigned. He said the mummy appears to belong to a high official. The sarcophagus is engraved with hieroglyphs and decorated with inscriptions of bird feathers.
The exact identity of the well-preserved mummy will now be studied, Mr Ibrahim said, adding that it was discovered by a Spanish mission in collaboration with the Egyptian antiquities ministry. Antiquities department head Ali Al-Asfar said the two-meter sarcophagus still bears original coloring and writings.
A mummy dating from 1,600BC is recovered from the ancient city of Luxor in Egypt (AP) Meanwhile, Egypt's top prosecutor referred three Germans to criminal court on charges of smuggling and damaging antiquities and six Egyptians for acting as their accessories.
Hisham Barakat said authorities issued arrest warrants for the alleged German thieves, who fled to their country after the incident. He said authorities would communicate with Germany to restore the pieces they say were taken last April under the pretext of use for research.
Mr Barakat says the Germans, along with their Egyptian guides, who entered the famed pyramids of Giza with permits to visit but not excavate, and left with samples of stone from the ramparts of two tombs and the burial room of King Khufu.
Egyptian archaeologist Monica Hanna said the researchers wanted to use the samples prove their hypothesis in a documentary, which says that the pyramids were built by a people that pre-dates the ancient Egyptians.
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