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  1. But I'm so glad USAID at least has an administrator. And since Rajiv Shah has already been vetted once, the confirmation shld be quick.
  2. Rajiv Shah's strengths are intelligence, links to foundations. Weakness is low profile, lack of DC network. Unsure if he can overhaul USAID.
  3. "Half the Sky" went into its 10th printing today. Thanks to all for spreading the word about it. #HalftheSkyTues
  4. @dasilvahelen I don't know Rajiv Shah well, but he has a strong reputation and knows ag/food issues well. Can he overhaul USAID? Not sure.
  5. Rajiv Shah as head of USAID? Thank God there'll finally be an administrator and someone in charge of aid efforts.
  6. A Kenyan girl's question echoes in my mind: "Should I keep sleeping with the man who pays my school fees?" #HalftheSkyTues
  7. This is Day 294 of Obama lacking a head of the US aid agency. His mom, an aid pioneer, would be saddened.
  8. RT @colleen_connors A Devastating United Nations Report on #Darfur: http://tinyurl.com/ykajknn #genprev #sudan
  9. RT @solarafrica 80% of the worlds farmers are women, only 2% of the world's land belongs to women. http://bit.ly/1gSmiv #HalftheSkyTues
  10. This is Day 293 of the Obama administration lacking a head of America's aid agency. et tu, Barack
  11. State Dept, White House go on-line to explain and defend Obama policy on Darfur: http://bit.ly/2l7NHa #AskUS
  12. Rape is still "rampant" in Darfur. The world shrugs. http://bit.ly/38lYcT
  13. When 1 woman a minute dies in childbirth, time to focus on maternal mortality, partly thru family planning: http://bit.ly/2yd72f
  14. RT @Zogby The Onion reports on a new Zogby "poll" finding that 100% of grandsons are talented! http://bit.ly/1MK5iS
  15. RIP Nien Ching, author of the extraordinary "Life and Death in Shanghai," a wrenching memoir of the Cultural Revolution.
  16. Pressure works RT @bechamilton I.e., Turkey responded to pressure not to host an indicted war criminal (Bashir of Sudan) http://bit.ly/AFko2
  17. My column looks at how lax regulators leave BPA, other chems in our food, messing with our bodies: http://bit.ly/3ytlEf.
  18. Fascinating India study RT @HarvardResearch Study shows how discrimination creeps into grading practices http://ow.ly/zSs9
  19. Afghans don't want more US troops: http://bit.ly/2tJoua . So why spend billions sending them?
  20. Lisa Belkin examines evidence suggesting that gay couples may make better parents than straight couples http://bit.ly/2LKWfZ