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Refuge: An Unnatural History of Family and Place by Terry Tempest Williams, 2010-10-15
Scraps of Life: Chilean Arpilleras by Marjorie Agosin, 1987-08
Eros and the Womanliness of God: Andrew Greeley's Romances of Renewal by Ingrid H. Shafer, 1986-12
Arctic Schoolteacher: Kulukak, Alaska, 1931-1933 (Western Frontier Library) by Abbie Morgan Madenwald, 1992-11
French Affair, A by Mary Blume, 1999-11-05
Bethany's Bookshelf.(Book review): An article from: Reviewer's Bookwatch by Susan Bethany, 2010-05-01
Rabbit-Proof Fence by Doris Pilkington, 2002-11-20

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Women Are The Root Of All Evil
A place where the evils of women are exposed.
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/1675/
BostonWorks - Jobs, Events, And Information From The Boston Globe
Using workplace resources such as email, office phones and company cars allows easy 74% of battered women have been harassed at work by a spouse or
http://bostonworks.boston.com/globe/articles/072405_domestic.html

Extractions: After learning that one of their workers was a victim of domestic abuse, Partners HealthCare System Inc. jumped into action. By adding extra security at its Boston headquarters, escorting the victim home and to and from court, and giving her additional paid personal days, management kept their employee safe at work. "We want to keep victims working. If someone is not working, it gives the perpetrator more access to the victim, and the victim has less financial support to help provide additional safety," said Donna Kausek, domestic violence specialist for Partners HealthCare. "Keeping workers working is beneficial to everyone." Domestic violence doesn't begin or end in the home. For the approximately 2 million women who are assaulted each year, domestic violence is a safety and health issue that carries over into the workplace. It is estimated that domestic violence costs American employers between $3 billion and $5 billion in lost productivity every year, according to the Centers for Disease Control. Employers lose another $100 million in lost wages, paid sick leave, and absenteeism linked to domestic violence cases.
LSBN Toronto: Toronto's Resource Hub For Lesbian Groups And Social Events.
An online magazine, and resource hub catering to the lesbian community. Provides up-to-date information relevant to women, and a space that is fun and accepting where safe and friendly interaction can take place.
http://www.lsbntoronto.com/

Extractions: A social club which promotes the best interests of gays and lesbians in the Russian community. Promotes a spirit of tolerance and acceptance of gay and lesbian culture within the Russian community. Offers support with settlement issues for gay and lesbian Russian newcomers. Phone: 416-921-4916. read more
Women In Love - Showtime's The L Word Is Sex And The City About Lesbians. By Den
Review by Dennis Cass. I think this show finds its place as a dramatic substitute for Sex and the City.
http://slate.msn.com/id/2094017/

Extractions: Listen to this story on NPR's Day to Day The new girls in the city I am not a lesbian, but while watching the first episode of The L Word thirtysomething Our entr©e into the world of these six friends is Jenny (Mia Kirshner), a fiction writer who moves to Los Angeles to be with her swim coach boyfriend, Tim. Tim happens to live next door to Tina and Bette, and Jenny quickly finds herself drawn to Marina, who owns the Planet, the West Hollywood cafe where our ensemble cast gathers when they're not embroiled in drama elsewhere. The sexual confusion Jenny experiences over the next six episodes is unnerving, erotic, and real, and because Jenny doesn't know anyone in L.A. except her boyfriend, there are no long talky scenes during which she can tiresomely wonder aloud about what she's doing with her life. Her attraction to Marina develops as an open secret, through intense scenes that are short on dialogue and long on meaningful looks. It's convincing stuff, and the viewer is left to wonder, as Jenny does, how far will it ultimately go? With the exception of lesbian references like "nipple confidence" and "hasbian," as well as some cable sex scenes
Women Work! The National Network For Women's Employment
women work! The National Network for women s Employment is a national, nonprofit organization dedicated to helping women from diverse backgrounds achieve
http://www.womenwork.org/

Extractions: Women Work! is working for you! Women Work! , a national, nonprofit organization, Women Work! is dedicated to empowering women from diverse backgrounds and helping them achieve economic self-sufficiency. Since 1978, the Network has assisted more than 10 million women to successfully enter, re-enter and advance in the workforce. Women Work! serves as a vital link between programs, agencies and educational institutions nationwide that provide education, job training and support services to millions of America's displaced homemakers, single parents and other women in transition. In addition to individuals throughout the country, Network members include more than 1,100 education, training and employment programs. (View National Program Directory Through supporting, advocating and advancing women's employment and economic equity, Women Work! members strengthen families and communities.
Peterborough. Buddhist Women's Sangha Of Ontario
A resident and training place for Buddhist nuns. This is also where nuns teach BuddhaDharma.
http://www.buddhistplace.ca/
Women At Work: Too Much Emotion?
It is the catch 22 that women face everyday on the workplace, if they speak Are women too emotional to be accepted in the workplace by their male peers,
http://www.webwombat.com.au/lifestyle/general/womenwork.htm

Extractions: Entertainment Finance Games Lifestyle ... Auctions You are here: Home Lifestyle General Interest / Women at Work: Too Much Emotion? Lifestyle Menu Mobile Phones Ringtones Logos Secret SMS Lingerie Gowns Chemise Garters Relationships Marriage Wine Regions General Interest Latest Stories Parenting Health Medical Designer Profiles Model Profiles Beauty Tips Premium Links Online Dating Australia New Car Brokerage Cheap Business Cards Ezy Car Rental NZ ... Business Profiles Web Wombat Search Advanced Search Submit a Site Search Australian web sites: Horoscopes Fashion General Lingerie ... Ringtones By Sara Templeton Early in 2004, I wrote an article about Dr. John Gray's idea that in the workplace men often see women expressing their emotions as a 'weakness'. I included a form so our readers could reply to Dr. Gray's idea, and I've also included some of the replies at the bottom of the page.
Honolulu Star-Bulletin Features
By Burl Burlingame. Honolulu StarBulletin
http://starbulletin.com/96/07/11/features/story3.html

Extractions: Women who make fun isn't the same thing as making fun of women. The latter is no joke, pal. But the former opens up a whole new world of humor. The University of Hawaii Summer Session this year has a focus on "The Comic in the Culture," and that includes a look at how women have tickled the national funnybone. Two of the visiting dignitaries are June Foray, a voice-over legend in the animation industry, and Trina Robbins, one of the most respected female cartoonists in America. Both are giving free weekend lectures. You might know Foray best as the voice of Rocky the Flying Squirrel - she can't travel without "some guy walking up and talking to me in a Bullwinkle voice. I automatically answer in Rocky's voice!" she said from her Los Angeles home. She started in radio drama at age 15 in the '50s, graduating to Capitol comedy albums with the likes of Stan Freberg and Mel Blanc when radio was blindsided by TV. Luckily, the Disney studios discovered her vocal abilities and cast her as the cat in "Cinderella," her first animated role. Foray continued on-camera work - 13 weeks with Johnny Carson, a reoccurring role as "a little Mexican girl on 'Green Acres'" - but eventually decided she'd had it with make-up, wardrobe, hairstylists and the rest of the visual end of show biz. She wanted to do vocal work only. Did that decision pay off?
The Christian Science Monitor | Csmonitor.com
Discusses Shirin Ebadi, an Iranian women's rights lawyer and Iran's first woman judge before the revolution. Christian Science Monitor
http://www.csmonitor.com/durable/1999/10/15/p1s4.htm

Extractions: Editor's note The Christian Science Monitor archive includes stories dating back to 1980. Some early articles lack sufficient formatting, and will appear as one long column without paragraph breaks. We apologize for the aesthetics and hope that the information will still be of value to you. A tough place to be a woman with a cause TEHRAN, IRAN - She is accused by some hard-line ayatollahs of trying single-handedly to undermine Iran's Islamic revolution. Petite and soft-spoken, she looks no match for her bearded detractors. But Shirin Ebadi is made of steel. "Any person who pursues human rights in Iran must live with fear from birth to death, but I have learned to overcome my fear," she says.
Places Where Women Made History: A National Register Of Historic Places Travel I
The National Park Service has developed a travel itinerary featuring 74 different properties from the National Register of Historic places in New York and Massachusetts. The itinerary includes interactive maps, descriptions of each place's significance in women's history, photographs, information on public accessibility, essays on women's achievements in American history, and links to other pertinent Web sites.
http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/travel/pwwmh/

Extractions: one = new Image(206,50) one.src = "splashmenu1on.jpg" two = new Image(206,24) two.src = "spalshmenu2on.jpg" three = new Image(206,24) three.src = "splashmenu3on.jpg" four = new Image(206,24) four.src = "splashmenu4on.jpg" five = new Image(206,24) five.src = "splashmenu5on.jpg" six = new Image(206,35) six.src = "splashmenu6on.jpg" travelers, researchers, historians, preservationists, and anyone interested in American history to the wide range of historic places associated with the many varied aspects of women's history. The itinerary highlights 74 historic properties in Massachusetts and New York that are listed in the National Register, America's official list of places important in our history and worthy of preservation. The itinerary includes interactive maps, descriptions of each place's significance in women's history, photographs, information on public accessibility, essays on women's achievements in American history, and links to other pertinent Web sites.
MY SISTER'S PLACE
Provides confidential shelter, programs, education and advocacy for battered women and their children. Includes volunteer opportunities, projects and resources.
http://www.mysistersplacedc.org/
Women The Workplace
women the workplace. work and Family Needs Report on Federal Civil Service Programs SYLLABUS women in American Economic History women work files
http://www.nathannewman.org/EDIN/.labor/.labwomen/.labwomen.html
Gifts & Presents For Him, Her, Teens, Kids, Pets And More - The Gift Place
Gifts for men, women, teenagers, kids and pets.
http://www.thegiftplace.co.uk/
Alcotts And Orchard House
A virtual tour of Orchard House, Alcott's childhood home and the place where she is believed to have written Little women.
http://www.louisamayalcott.org/alcottorchard.html

Extractions: Tour the rooms of Orchard House. Amos Bronson Alcott originally purchased two houses, both dating to the early 1700’s. He moved the smaller tenant house and joined it to the rear of the main structure, making many improvements to the main house, as he explains in his journal entries of 1857-58. At that time, the site encompassed 12 acres of apple orchards, probably appealing to Mr. Alcott who considered apples the most perfect food. It is not surprising that he should name his home "The Orchard House." Orchard House was the Alcott family's most permanent home (from 1858 to 1877). Louisa May Alcott wrote her classic work, Little Women , here in 1868 at a "shelf" desk built by her father especially for her. She also set Little Women in this home, causing guests to comment that "a visit to Orchard House is like walking through the book!" There have been no major structural changes to the site since the Alcotts time of residence. Approximately 75% of the furnishings were owned by the Alcotts, and the rooms look very much as they did when the family lived there. A tour of Orchard House introduces visitors both to objects which were important to the family and to the family members themselves: Amos Bronson Alcott , a transcendental philosopher and teacher;
Collector's Haven
This is the place for women's basketball cards and memorabilia.
http://www.angelfire.com/az/hangar018/wbcollect.html
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
workplace flexibility can assume a variety of forms women in their studies average 41 hours of work per week, but want to work 29.
http://www.sloan.org/programs/stndrd_dualcareer.shtml

Extractions: Kathleen Christensen, Program Director The goal of this program is to enhance scholarly, business, and public understanding of the interaction of family and workplace and of how the workplace can be restructured to provide more choice in work hours to meet the needs of an increasingly diverse workforce, particularly working parents and older workers. Over the last nine years, the Foundation has funded six Centers on Working Families, one workplace Center, and many other research projects to examine issues faced by working families. These Centers and related projects have done outstanding academic work and produced 50 Ph.D.s, as well as 30 post-doctoral fellows. Furthermore, by providing the only source of sustained funding for researchers in sociology, psychology, anthropology, political science, labor economics and industrial relations to conduct interdisciplinary research on issues faced by working families, the Sloan Foundation has played a vital role in developing this new field of work-family scholarship, a fuller description of which is available in our publication Familywork.
Lovely Large Ladies World-Wide Personals
A personals site Devoted to BBW's (big beautiful women) and their admirers. Browse or place a personal ads for free, worldwide.
http://www.lovelylargeladies.com/

Extractions: that special person? Click here or below to enter!! We DO NOT use annoying pop-up windows. We DO NOT pass on your email address to other parties to target you. We DO NOT spam you! We DO NOT charge you for placing a profile on our site. We DO NOT charge you for unlimited replies to your profile. We DO NOT charge you for browsing the largest database of BBW/Admirers.
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women's National Team Discussion Forum is a place WNT fans can talk about their favorite team. New York PowerFan's Discussion Board.
http://pub42.ezboard.com/fnypowerfrm3
Feminist Majority Foundation
Their site has information on women in the workplace, from the wage gap to Workplace Sexual Harassment Legal Momentum, the nations oldest womens legal
http://www.feminist.org/gateway/feministgateway-results.asp?category1=work
Barbara Heeb
Barbara Heeb of Switzerland was the 1996 women's world champion and a secondplace finisher in the 1997 women's Tour de France. This site tracks her annual racing calendar and career palmares in detail.
http://www.barbara-heeb.ch/

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