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Rachel nearly gags on her meal when she secretly meets at a restaurant for a job interview and sits right next to the table where her current boss is dining. Phoebe considers legally changing her married name to something more exotic. Meanwhile, Joey feels abandoned when Monica and Chandler try to buy a house, but Joey finds solace with the sellers' precocious 8-year-old daughter, Mackenzie (DAKOTA FANNING - The Cat in the Hat ). Author: The_WB Tags: Monica Rachel Rachel gets fired Chandler New York Phoebe Joey Tenure NYC Comedy Central Perk Phoebe changes name Ross Posted: 10 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

The winners of the Nobel Prize in Medicine included two women. It's a sign of growing success for female scientists. But the National Science Foundation reports that women still make up only 33 percent of all people in science. That's especially true in the hard disciplines, such as the study of radioactive elements.

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On May 12, 2009, the Court of Appeals of Ohio, Second Appellate District, heard an appeal on behalf of the members of the former faculty of Antioch College regarding reinstatement of their recently dismissed lawsuit against Antioch University. A video of this proceeding is online at the Antioch Papers - http://www.theantiochpapers.org/ In 2007 members of the former faculty of Antioch College filed a lawsuit alleging that Antioch University violated the Antioch College Faculty Personnel Policies . According to this contractual document, the University is mandated to seek "less drastic means" to closure through "consultation" with the College's Administrative Council, AdCil. Specifically, the University is required to work with AdCil to development "a plan and timetable for abating financial emergency" or closure. The faculty lawsuit alleges that Antioch University officers refused to meet with AdCil to develop this plan or explore less drastic means. A ruling on the appeal is expected sometime within the next 12 weeks. For background information see "The College Faculty" website - http://collegefaculty.org May 13, 2009 The Antioch Papers http://www.theantiochpapers.org/

A presentation by Deborah Barry, Governance and Forests Program, CIFOR (Center for International Forest Research) and Rights and Resources Initiative.Part of the University of Chicago Program on the Global Environment's inaugural conference on the Social Life of Forests, held May 30-31, 2008.Over the last 20 years, a little known trend of land tenure reforms has swept across the world s southern forests, resulting in the official transference of tenure rights to communities of over 250 million hectares of forestlands. This so-called forest reform (not agrarian reform) is transferring a broad set or bundle of rights to indigenous peoples, local communities and groups to access forestlands and resources, providing initial opportunity for improving the livelihoods of poor forest-dependent communities. Communal titles are the most widespread, with a wide range of land use rights within the perimeters.The definition of these rights, the marking of how and where they are held, who grants them, and who holds them are not straightforward under the classic tenure system models. The range of land use rights from individual to common property use is obscured. Tools for mapping land use have expanded and become more participatory, helping to base these reforms on local institutions and rights, but are still largely in the hands of researchers and state agencies. These tools, increasingly incorporating GIS systems are excellent for using land use as a determinant of property boundaries or perimeters, but once these are established the knowledge is seldom available for communities themselves to use as a way to clarify, share or negotiate their complex systems of rights with outsiders. These internal customary practices and defacto rules-of-the-game adhered to by local communities are also dynamic, changing during different seasons, with new leadership, changes in forest product prices and often interacting with new rules imposed by external regulations or market opportunities once tenure is granted. There is a growing need to need to represent these rights - with a conceptual and practical framework - in order to both manage and defend them. This paper first presents a framework in which to consider how bundles of rights are distributed between the state, the collective, smaller groups and individuals within communal tenure systems. It then argues why the framework needs to be turned into a tool for multi-purpose participatory research at the intra and inter community levels. It makes the case that the tool can help communities themselves give visibility to internal tenure systems within the perimeters of their forestlands. Finally, the paper mentions the issues and challenges that will need to be addressed as the development of this tool goes forward.