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npr: (via Lady Mechanic Initiative Trains Women For ‘The Best Job’ : NPR) In Nigeria, the Lady Mechanic Initiative trains women to fix cars. Founder Sandra Aguebor-Ekperuoh started the initiative after having a vision from God. She has trainee mechanics all around the country. Some of the young women are from disadvantaged backgrounds, some former sex workers and others just hugely enthusiastic. Faith Macwen, who graduated from the Lady Mechanic Initiative in 2009, now works for a top automobile company in Nigeria. Macwen says men at work were initially dismissive. “Actually, at first, the male were feeling, ‘You can’t do it, that it’s our world.’ But we made them realize — I made them realize — we can do it. I want other ladies to take up the opportunities. Go out. When you have a flair for something, go in for it,” she says. “Don’t let anybody tell you you can’t do it. You can do it.” Photo: Ofeibea Quist-Arcton/NPR things that make me happy.
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In Nigeria, the Lady Mechanic Initiative trains women to fix cars. Founder Sandra Aguebor-Ekperuoh started the initiative after having a vision from God.

She has trainee mechanics all around the country. Some of the young women are from disadvantaged backgrounds, some former sex workers and others just hugely enthusiastic.

Faith Macwen, who graduated from the Lady Mechanic Initiative in 2009, now works for a top automobile company in Nigeria.

Macwen says men at work were initially dismissive. “Actually, at first, the male were feeling, ‘You can’t do it, that it’s our world.’ But we made them realize — I made them realize — we can do it. I want other ladies to take up the opportunities. Go out. When you have a flair for something, go in for it,” she says. “Don’t let anybody tell you you can’t do it. You can do it.”

Photo: Ofeibea Quist-Arcton/NPR

things that make me happy.

Yes, yes, a thousand times yes. Carrie Preston, The Good Wife. No show casts guest stars quite like the CBS legal drama. Fellow Wife guest Martha Plimpton won last year, and Preston’s brilliant take as the quirky redheaded lawyer Elsbeth Tascioni deserves recognition too. She flawlessly balances Elsbeth’s genius with her crazy, giving Wife some of its best one-liners (”I don’t know how I know half the things I know!”) and scene-stealing moments. [Emmys: 15 Actresses We’re Rooting For | Photo 4 of 15 | EW.com]
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Yes, yes, a thousand times yes.

Carrie Preston, The Good Wife. No show casts guest stars quite like the CBS legal drama. Fellow Wife guest Martha Plimpton won last year, and Preston’s brilliant take as the quirky redheaded lawyer Elsbeth Tascioni deserves recognition too. She flawlessly balances Elsbeth’s genius with her crazy, giving Wife some of its best one-liners (”I don’t know how I know half the things I know!”) and scene-stealing moments.

[Emmys: 15 Actresses We’re Rooting For | Photo 4 of 15 | EW.com]

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Donna explains the excellence of Game of Thrones by saying that “everyone on that show can get it.” Would I watch a GoT/P&R crossover wherein Donna and Jaime Lannister team up to win the Iron Throne, lording over the Seven Kingdoms with style, bravery, and all-around hotness? Yes, yes I would.

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I would, as well.

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