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A Woman Holding Office

2009-08-14T21:29:00.001-07:00

Of all the places promoting equality and fairness, America is at the top of the metaphorical billboard. And yet, our preaching country has never proffered one thing: a woman as the leader of our fair nation.It is surprising to realize how few people actually realize that women have run for president or vice president in the past. None of them got on the ballot. I ask myself, "Why is this? Why is it that none of the women become the major party nominees?"The Philippines, after becoming relatively free when allied with the United States, had a female president quite soon after their democracy was founded. Corazon Aquino held her seat of office from 1986 to 1992 with a capable hand.Be it stereotypical of me to say this or not, studies in our country have shown that women tend toward the liberal s

She would also have to have sufficient popularity and financial backing. It may happen in four years, maybe forty, but with all the support building behind the solid idea, a Woman in the White house doesn't seem as impossible as it would have years ago. A woman running for president would need to garner support from many different groups, even some of the more difficult ones. A few of these would be the once-considered minorities, members of the major United States religions, and the liberals living in California and New York, not to generalize too much. However, a large part of being the best candidate is having a powerful, nationwide political support structure to help get on the state presidential election primary ballots, raise money to ensure the campaign's message gets out, contact the media outlets, and otherwise build a strong nationwide campaign. She will have to be the BEST of the best. But whatever the case, I believe that a Republican woman would appeal to both major parties than a Democratic one. There are many organizations working for exactly that, although none of them are very large, at least not enough to contend with the big parties. Any woman running for president would be starting from scratch, without the endorsements already enjoyed by many other candidates. Not least of these is American Women Presidents which first dedicated itself to seating a woman in the white house in March 2000. I can only suppose that this is because they were degraded and looked down upon for quite a period of time as much as some racial groups. American voters will elect women presidents and vice presidents the same way we have always elected presidents and vice presidents. The long run continues as we swing through the election this November. She would have to be extremely well balanced in her policies and beliefs.

working with citizens

2009-08-14T21:25:00.000-07:00

who served as director of the Office of Indian Education during the Bush administration, is seeking public office in Virginia.

Vasques announced her candidacy for the Virginia House of Delegates, 45th District, yesterday. She is running as a Republican.

"It's an honor to accept the nomination," said Vasques. "I’m excited to continue working with citizens to find sensible solutions on the issues facing our district."

Vasques credits her father, Ron Peralta, for inspiring her to become involved in education. Peralta served as chairman of the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians of California for nearly 20 years.

Vasques served as assistant deputy secretary with the Department of Education, as executive director with the White House Initiative on Tribal Colleges and Universities and as director of Indian Affairs with the Department of Energy. She also served as a staff member for the President’s Commission on Indian Reservation Economics, the President’s Commission on the HIV Epidemic, and the White House Conference on Small Business.

women's nature

2009-08-14T21:05:00.001-07:00

Emancipation is not a compulsion for self can be in line with men's, women's nature is a pretty, soft-center with the power of love is very sharp instinct I, that is our weapon, we can destroy the subtlety batu2 attitude we thaw selfishness and men with smooth wipe our hands, emancipation is understanding. we understand that women learn the right for life and the opportunity ahead as we can man origin, does not mean we should mikul weapons, to make asphalt roads in the highway, up the power pole, pisik, we're not physically strong as men, physically and emotionally we are not programmed in such a way same with men, so for me is the emancipation of women akan hak2 not impose themselves for as a nation can do with men, not with men anyway?
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women's nature

2009-08-14T21:05:00.000-07:00

discouraged from attending

2009-07-28T06:03:00.000-07:00

Almost every woman believes in equality whether it's in the workplace or in life in general. Unfortunately, women's equality has yet to be achieved. In almost every single company, men earn more. All the while women still face sexual harassment, degradation and isolation.

ILARY Magazine: Is it true that there are companies out there that discourage women from applying for prominent positions, and instead encourage their male counterparts?

Martha Burk: Yes. There are many more companies than people realize which exclude women from work groups, some informally and some not so informally, such as giving women lesser assignments, or assigning them to "lost cause" accounts and projects. Informal networks outside the workplace are a problem too. We found that in the case of client entertainment at Augusta National, where companies can spend up to $500,000 in a week, women were not told they couldn't participate, but "strongly discouraged" from attending, according to one division head.

hostile place for trade and business

2009-07-28T06:01:00.000-07:00

Indonesia is the easiest place in the world in which to do business. The 'World Competitiveness Scoreboard' currently ranks Indonesia at 45, only two places ahead of Russia (47), and in stark contrast to countries such as Australia (13), Singapore (2) and the US (1). Clearly, in terms of the measures used by the producers of this scoreboard, Indonesia at the moment is found severely wanting, with its potent brew of traditional cultures, bureaucracy, legal uncertainty and social instability combining to give it the appearance of being a rather hostile place for trade and business. Indonesia is currently undergoing a radical transition towards becoming a more modern and efficient economy, and the road ahead remains uncertain.

Nonetheless, given a proper understanding of cultural, social and legal-regulatory environments, business and investment in most parts of Indonesia is relatively safe and profitable. Many promising changes are underway in Indonesia - notwithstanding the pain being experienced by many sections of Indonesian society - and there is good reason to be hopeful Indonesia shall emerge from its present trial-by-fire to become both an attractive investment destination, and a profitable market for Western products.

This essay seeks to give an overview of those elements that are important when undertaking business in Indonesia, including the social and cultural landscape, recent developments regards 'governance', law and legal certainty, business structures, and labour issues. Much emphasis is given to the issue of culture, more specifically, the perceptions, outlooks and/or beliefs that affect human interaction. In the past, perhaps, Western business peoples understanding of 'culture' has been relegated to the realm of manners or etiquette, of simplistic 'do's and don'ts'. However, cultural misunderstanding or miscommunication is generally far more likely to occur at the level of perception and outlook, rather than etiquette. This is not to suggest that etiquette is unimportant, but merely to attempt to shift emphasis from those external or visible cultural expressions to those expressions that are not immediately obvious, in particular as this affects communication.

Club of Luxembourg

2009-07-28T05:41:00.000-07:00

The American Women's Club of Luxembourg was founded in 1959. Its mission is to foster and encourage social, educational, cultural and philanthropic activities among its members in Luxembourg and to assist in furthering American-Luxembourg relations.

The AWCL is a member of the Federation of American Women's Clubs Overseas (FAWCO), an international network of independent American women's associations. FAWCO brings member clubs together to support American women living abroad and to provide an avenue for coordinated action on subjects of common interest. FAWCO holds special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council and is a founding member of the World Federation of Americans Abroad.

With over 400 members, the AWCL organizes numerous activities and events, both social and charitable, and publishes several publications for its members and the public.

The AWCL Clubhouse is conveniently located with ample street parking in the Hollerich section of Luxembourg City. Bus Lines 8 and 12 have stops within a couple blocks. Aside from holiday closings, the Clubhouse is open from September through July during the following times (telephone messages are taken during limited summer hours in July and August).

MAKE OVER

2009-07-26T09:46:00.000-07:00

There are many ways to reach Semarang from my city Bandung. I can choose train, plane, bus or travel agency.

I usually choose travel agency because unlike other options, they are able to pick me up directly from home or anywhere I choose. And when I arrived in Semarang, they also will drop me anywhere I want. So if you are totally blind about your destination, travel agency is a good solution for you. I have 2 favourite travel agency, Sentral Travel and Fortuna Travel (dial 108 to find out their numbers), and this time I only get Sentral Travel for my trip since the other is fully booked. Travelling from Bandung to Semarang took about 8 hours and they picked me around 8:30. So I finally arrived in Semarang around 5 in the morning. There are plenty of time for me before my meeting at 9, so I took a walk around Simpang Lima, the center of Semarang city.

You can read the rest of the story and many pictures of Semarang in my blog at http://travel-indonesia.blogspot.com :)

Women: Brains, Bodies and Barbies

2009-07-06T16:23:00.000-07:00

In 1992, Mattel Toys released a talking Barbie doll that said the phrase, "Math class is tough!" The doll caused controversy, especially among parents and teachers who thought that it reinforced the stereotype that girls are not good at math. Standardized test scores seemed to support the stereotype -- in general, boys' scores in math were higher than girls'
However, other researchers argue that men aren't really better at math. Girls often make better grades in math than boys do. Researchers theorize that the stereotype that women are not good at math may be partly to blame for this discrepancy. According to Dr. Robert Josephs of the University of Texas-Austin, women fear that their performance on standardized tests will prove that they're bad at math. For this reason, they don't do as well on tests, regardless of whether they've made good grades in math classes. Men, on the other hand, see such tests as an opportunity to prove that they are good at math, so they perform better [Source: Psychology Today].

In addition, women tend to receive higher scores on math tests when they take them without men in the room. According to one study that evaluated men and women who had made similar SAT scores, women's scores increase by up to 12 percent when taking tests without men in the room. Researchers say this is due to a stereotype threat, or a fear that a person will conform to a common stereotype [Source: Cook].

Regardless of how well they score on standardized tests, women seem to be able to develop math skills that are equal to men's. A large-scale analysis of data also suggests that there's very little difference between men and women's abilities in math [Source: Economist].

Women and Emotions

2009-07-06T16:21:00.000-07:00

A 2001 Gallup poll asked American adults whether a series of qualities applied more to men or to women. Ninety percent of those surveyed said that the characteristic "emotional" applied more to women. The survey didn't ask about particular emotions or specify positive or negative connotations for the word "emotion." But it seems likely from the results that most Americans view women as either able to experience or prone to experiencing a wider, more intense range of emotions than men do.
Are women more emotional than men are? Do they cry more?

The perception that women cry more than men is pretty widespread. But as babies and children, boys and girls cry about the same amount on average. Only during puberty do girls begin to cry more than boys do. According to a 2005 New York Times article, by age 18, women cry four times as much as men.

A possible explanation for this is the hormone prolactin, which contributes to how much people cry. Prolactin is present in blood and tears, and it's more prevalent in women than in men. Women's tear ducts are also shaped a little differently from men's, which could be either a cause or an effect of increased crying [Source: New York Times]. In addition, people who are depressed may cry four times as much as people who are not, and two-thirds of people diagnosed with depression are women [Psychology Today].

Of course, another common explanation is that some societies encourage women to cry while discouraging men from crying. In the United States, an exception to this standard seems to be the business world. In some businesses, crying is discouraged -- a woman who cries in the office may be viewed as weak or ineffectual [Source: New York Times].

In the next section we'll look at how women handle stress.

the history of HowStuffWorks

2009-07-06T16:13:00.000-07:00

If you believe what you see on TV, women are inscrutable, conniving, hysterical and apt to change their minds without reason or warning. Some women's magazines perpetuate these stereotypes by offering advice on how to entrap men or keep them guessing. And some of the basic differences between men and women can seem a little confusing, depending on your point of view. So it's not surprising that one of the most requested articles in the history of HowStuffWorks is "How Women Work."

The irony is that from conception until the eighth week of gestation, men and women are almost exactly the same. The only difference is at the chromosomal level, deep inside the embryos' cells. Inside every cell of a person's body, DNA is tightly wound into pairs of structures called chromosomes. One pair of chromosomes determines whether the person is male or female. Except in the case of extremely rare abnormalities, a person with two X chromosomes is female, and a person with one X chromosome and one Y chromosome is male. For a few weeks, these chromosomes are all that differentiates male embryos from female embryos.
Of course, by the time an embryo has grown into an adult woman, many attributes make her different from a man. On average, women are shorter and smaller than men are, although women have a higher percentage of body fat. Women have reproductive organs that can support a developing baby and nourish it after its birth. Their blood pressure is lower, and their heart beats faster, even when they're asleep [Source: FDA]. Women also have faster blood flow to their brains and lose less brain tissue as they age than men do [Source: Psychology Today].

And then, of course, there are hormones, which a lot of people view as a huge difference between men and women. But every person's body, whether it's male or female, uses hormones to regulate and control a wide range of processes. Hormones are the products of the endocrine system, which includes numerous glands located in various parts of the body. For example, two well-known hormones are adrenaline, which comes from the adrenal gland, and insulin, which comes from the pancreas. These and other hormones are vital to the lives and health of both men and women. To learn more about the endocrine system, watch this ADAM animation.

Sex hormones, on the other hand, work a little differently in men's and women's bodies. In men, the testes produce the hormone testosterone, which regulates sperm production and causes masculine secondary sex characteristics. In women, the ovaries produce hormones like estrogen and progesterone, which regulate reproductive processes. Men's bodies convert a little testosterone into estrogen, and women's bodies make small amounts of testosterone, so neither hormone is exclusive to one sex or the other.
A man's testosterone levels can fluctuate throughout the day as his body regulates its production of sperm. But a woman's sex hormone levels fluctuate as part of her reproductive cycle, which takes about a month to complete. During a woman's childbearing years, the recurring changes in her hormone levels can cause symptoms like irritability and moodiness, known as premenstrual syndrome (PMS). When a woman reaches perimenopause, her body slows down its production of sex hormones. During the process, her levels of estrogen and progesterone can vary significantly, causing symptoms like hot flashes and trouble sleeping.

Sex hormones can affect a woman's emotions and physiology throughout most of her life. But contrary to some people's perceptions, they're not responsible for every facet of her behavior. In this article, we'll look at some other common perceptions and stereotypes about women as we examine how they work.

Smart Women

2009-07-06T16:11:00.000-07:00

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After spending hours upon hours searching for the best small business resources, we discovered these great guides from the folks at FabJob. In each of these comprehensive Smart Women, Small Business FABGuides, you get step-by-step advice including the Fundamentals of the Business, How to Get Started, Necessary Skills for the Business, How to Break into the Business, How to Get Hired, Strategies for Success, Sample Forms for the Business, and links to many key resources including professional associations, key business resources, recommended books and magazines of the trade. Written by real small business owners not hired writers, these guides literally take you by the hand and show you how to create and run your own successful small business.

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Let me rest tonight

2009-07-06T16:09:00.000-07:00

I've got the children to tend
The clothes
to mend
The floor to mop
The food to shop
Then the chicken to fry
The baby to dry
I got company to feed
The garden to weed
I've got shirts to press
The tots to dress
The can to be cut
I gotta clean up this hut
Then see about the sick
And the cotton to pick.

Shine on me, sunshine
Rain on me, rain
Fall softly, dewdrops
And cool my brow again.

Storm, blow me from here
With your fiercest wind
Let me float across the sky
'Til I can rest again.

Fall gently, snowflakes
Cover me with white
Cold icy kisses and
Let me rest tonight.

Sun, rain, curving sky
Mountain, oceans, leaf and stone
Star shine, moon glow
You're all that I can call my own.

Maya Angelou

a woman's work is never done

2009-07-06T16:02:00.000-07:00

Although the majority of women chose to stay home, where society believed a woman should be, many ventured out into the working world either to begin their own business or to work for others in order to support themselves and their families. But whether a woman sought paid employment, or stayed at home to work in the domestic realm, she was always working. As Martha Ballard, a well-known eighteenth-century woman, wrote in her journal on Nov. 26, 1795, "A womans work is Never Done as ye Song Says, and happy Shee whos Strength holds out to the End..."
This exhibition brings together a selection of images from the Society's collections that illustrate many facets of American women's work, from the beginning of the American Revolution through the Industrial Revolution.

The Prevention of Breast Cancer

2009-07-03T15:04:00.000-07:00

Each year in the United States, approximately 180,000 women will be told they have breast cancer. While there is ample information in the public about the medical aspects of treatment, by comparison, information on prevention is still lacking. This article will provide some current information on how Chinese women work toward prevention of breast cancer. While this article addresses women, breast cancer does rarely occur in men (less than 2% of the cases each year).
Diet

Diet plays a major role in prevention of breast cancer. Breast cancer rates among Japanese and Chinese women are approximately one-tenth of those of American women. The typical Asian diet is lower in fat and dairy products, and much higher in soy products, green vegetables, and whole grains compared to Western societies. Breast cancer rates have increased for immigrant Japanese women in California who have gradually switched to a more western diet. This also includes descendants. This does suggest that diet factors do play a big role especially while the body is still young and growing. An overweight female also has higher risk. Eating more fish instead of red meat can reduce the intake of saturated fat. Asians also tend to eat fresher foods, which have less preservatives. Farming in Asia tends to use less chemical fertilizers and pesticides due to the initial high cost of chemicals, though this has been changing rapidly as farming has increasingly become "westernized". Organic farming has become more popular of late and does provide a better source of produce.
Stress

Stress can stimulate excessive hormone secretion in the body, which can lead to higher rate of breast cancer. Evaluate your daily life. Busyness does not equal more stress. Worrying excessively can create tension in the body and should be reduced if possible. Look at having a more positive outlook in life. My mother always told me, "When you are angry, 10 million cells in your body die or become toxic; when you are happy, all your cells are happy and functioning."
Alcohol, smoking and coffee

Alcohol and coffee consumption and smoking have been directly linked to higher cancer rates. These habits tend to develop at a young age. It's important to teach our daughters very early on. It's also important to avoid persistent second-hand smoke.
Meditation and energy exercises

Exercises such as Qi Gong, Tai Chi, and Yoga can be a good benefit in reducing stress and tension in our body. Meditation can relax our mind and bring our body to a more balanced state. These exercises are not difficult to learn and can be incorporated into our life style relatively easily. Since the 1970's, Chinese people have been experimenting with Qi Gong in the treatment of breast cancer. While the medical Qi Gong treatments have shown some effectiveness in controlling the cancer, more importantly Qi Gong does help delay the growth and the onset of cancer.

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2008-03-28T06:49:00.000-07:00

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Jangan Jadi Si Nona Bertele-tele..

2008-03-26T05:01:00.000-07:00

Jangan Jadi Si Nona Bertele-tele..

Sedikit flash back ke jaman kuliah, ingatkah Anda pada kantuk yang sering tidak bisa ditahan saat ikut kuliah dosen yang bertele-tele? Atau ingatkah Anda betapa sebalnya saat menghadiri meeting dan boss Anda menjelaskan sesuatu dengan bertele-tele? Padahal point yang dibicarakan bisa dengan jelasnya dan gamblangnya dituturkan.
Tidak ingin menjadi orang yang bicara berputar-putar seperti dosen dan boss Anda diatas kan? Coba telaah kembali diri Anda. Jangan sampai gaya bicara dan cara menjelaskan yang bertele-tele itu malah Anda pelihara juga. Sifat yang satu ini bisa membuat orang menjauh dari Anda serta menghambat karir dan pekerjaan.
Bila Anda sendiri tidak tahu, apakah Anda termasuk jenis yang tidak bisa to the point dan cenderung bertele-tele, coba cek beberapa hal berikut. Bila terdapat dalam diri Anda, atau sering merasa melakukannya, lebih baik dikontrol dari sekarang ya..

Mengulang perkataan

Merasa sering mengulang perkataan, cerita ataupun komentar? Ini salah satu ciri-cirinya! Sedapat mungkin hindari mengulang-ulang komentar atau pendapat yang Anda sampaikan, kecuali bila lawan bicara tidak mendengar atau menunjukkan gelagat tidak mengerti. Setelah mengulang, lanjutkan pembicaraan.

Mengulang pendapat orang

Jangan mengulang pendapat yang telah diutarakan sebelumnya oleh rekan Anda. Ini mungkin sering terjadi saat meeting ataun berdiskusi. Sebisa mungkin carilah ide baru yang fresh. Percayalah, tidak ada orang yang ingin mendengarkan hal yang sama diulang-ulang kembali, walaupun sekilas 'kemasannya' berbeda.

Terbiasa membumbui / menambahkan kata-kata

Dalam teknik menulis, kita diajarkan untuk mengedit kata-kata yang ingin ditulis supaya lebih sigkat dan mudah dimengerti. Mengapa tidak Anda terapkan dalam komunikasi verbal juga? Keluarkan komentar ataupun pendapat dengan kalimat yang tepat dalam mengekspresikan maksud.

Ritme bicara serba 'terlalu'

Cepat-lambatnya seseorang berbicara mempengaruhi apakah orang lain dapat mengerti atau tidak apa yang hendak disampaikan. Untuk Anda yang dengan terbiasa berbicara dengan ritme terlalu cepat atapun terlalu lambat, hati-hati! Berbicara terlalu cepat, bisa membuat apa yang hendak Anda sampaikan jadi tidak jelas karena tidak tertangkap lawan bicara. Sebaliknya juga, berbicara dengan ritme yang terlalu lambat bisa membuat lawan bicara mampu menyela pembicaraan Anda.

Hati-hati dengan lelucon

Sering melontarkan lelucon dalam meeting ataupun saat sedang berdiskusi di kantor? Hati-hati lho! Meski Anda mungkin berpikir diri Anda super lucu dalam menceritakan lelucon dan beda tipis dengan komedian terkenal, tapi jangan-jangan lawan bicara malah berpikir bahwa Anda menghabiskan waktunya dengan melontarkan lelucon-lelucon yang sama sekali tidak lucu. Fatal kan?

Topik pribadi

Merasa sering membuat orang terbengong-bengong dengan apa yang Anda bicarakan? Bisa jadi Anda sedang membicarakan hal-hal yang tidak relevan (dalam hal ini hal bersifat pribadi) yang hanya dimengerti oleh segelintir orang, namun tidak dimengerti oleh sebagian besar rekan-rekan lain yang ada disitu. Selain bertele-tele, membuang waktu, hal ini juga dikategorikan tidak sopan.

Semua tentang diri sendiri

Dalam diskusi ataupun meeting, ajukan pertanyaan yang relevan dengan keberhasilan tim, bukannya tentang prestasi diri sendiri. Anda memiliki kesempatan untuk membahas yang berkaitan dengan diri Anda (misalnya performa di tempat kerja), setelah rapat selesai.
Mudah-mudahan semua yang diatas bukan ciri-ciri Anda ya..

sumber:hanyawanita.com