Tuesday, 4 August 2009

VERY IMPORTANT NEW BOOK!!!!


11TH book published by Rasa Von Werder

IF YOU WANT TO HELP RASA'S MISSION GET HER BOOKS! SHE IS SPENDING MONEY
PRODUCING THESE!

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The Future of Male - Female Relationships

Print: $27.70 Download: $15.00

THIS BOOK IS ILLUSTRATED WITH APPROX. 150 NUDE & SEXY SHOTS OF RASA VON
WERDER (KELLIE EVERTS), HER MODELS & FANTASTICALLY MUSCULAR, SEXY MARCEL.
With the new affluence & power of women in comparison to that of men, there
will be much 'reversal of roles.' Women in big jobs earning most of the
money will need men who bring creature comforts, moral and domestic support.
Statistics show that in five years there will be one million more women than
men with advanced degrees! The 'futurists' unanimously agree, 'The future
belongs to women.' In light of this, I would like to make a forecast of what
male-female relationships will be like. Will it be a simple reversal of
women oppressing men as men have oppressed women, or is it going to be
something different? I believe it will be 'something different.' Here's how
I see it.

Thursday, 30 July 2009

‘Pakistan facing challenge of creating active role for women’

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2009%5C06%5C26%5Cstory_26-6-2009_pg13_10

http://vitalvoicesonline.org/blog/2009/06/26/pakistani-conference-highlights-challenges-facing-women-entrepreneurs/

Pakistan is facing the challenge of creating active roles for women in the economic sphere, as the opportunities to create leadership for women entrepreneurs are manifold, participants in a conference on ‘Women Leadership’ said on Thursday.

Woman's Struggle in South Sudan

http://www.ipsnews.net/africa/nota.asp?idnews=47355

POLITICS-SOUTH SUDAN: Women Ready To Take Their Place

President Obama Gives the Girls a Chance

http://chickspeak.com/blog/2009/06/24/president-obama-gives-the-girls-a-chance/
In March, President Obama launched The White House Council on Women and Girls, a council devoted to ensuring the equal and fair representation of women. And to make sure that this new group is run effectively, the President has put women in charge! Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett will chair the Council, while Director of Public Liaison Tina Tchen will act as Executive Director.

"Ever since I was a little girl, I declared myself the equal of boys. I never believed that a boy could do something better than me, and it became my small mission in life to prove any boy wrong when he said that he was better."

- Kate Oncken "ChickSpeak"

Young women are encouraged to be cardiologists

http://archives.chicagotribune.com/2009/jun/24/local/chi-cardiology-teens-city-zone-2jun24

The cardiology program is one of four science academies held by the Women’s Health Science Program at Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine.

The goal of the newest academy is to make cardiology, a specialty dominated by men, more accessible to young women, said Dr. Martha Gulati, associate director of the center for women’s cardiovascular health at Northwestern Memorial. “There’s a myth out there that being a woman precludes you from being a cardiologist,” she said.

Although the number of women in cardiology has nearly doubled in the last decade, women still make up less than 20 percent of all cardiologists, the American College of Cardiology’s Women in Cardiology Council said.

Philanthropic Giving by and for Women on the Rise, Study Finds

http://newswire.ascribe.org/cgi-bin/behold.pl?ascribeid=20090623.105204&time=11%2057%20PDT&year=2009&public=0

Foundation giving specifically targeted to benefit women and girls has surpassed the rate of overall foundation giving in recent years, and women's funds are a rapidly growing and influential force within philanthropy, according to a new report jointly released today by the Foundation Center and the Women's Funding Network.

Women not only stepped up, but individually said, "I Ran" for freedom..

http://circlesinthesandbysamadhiwhitehouse.blogspot.com/2009/06/women-not-only-stepped-up-but.html

Writings and thoughts from E.J. Samadhi Whitehouse, author of Circles In The Sand