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The Orthodox Union is concerned about the extension given to the negotiations process between the P5+1 and Iran regarding Iran's nuclear weapons capability, but recognizes that an extension is preferable to signing a bad deal that would endanger Israel and the Middle East. We trust that this extension will enable the negotiators to obtain an agreement that will preclude —now and forever—Iranian nuclear weapons capability.
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Three Pennsylvania Jewish Day Schools Receive Grants To Hire School Police Officer
OU Advocacy, the non-partisan public policy arm of the Orthodox Union, congratulates Torah Academy of Greater Philadelphia, Hillel Academy of Pittsburgh and the Silver Academy in Harrisburg for receiving a School Police Officer Grant for the 2014-15 school year. Each school will receive $40,000 that they can use to hire a security officer.
OU and RCA Condemn Terror Attack in Jerusalem: "All Synagogues Desecrated Today"
The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America (OU), the nation's largest Orthodox Jewish umbrella organization, together with the Rabbinical Council of America (RCA), condemns the terror attack on a synagogue in Jerusalem this morning that killed four rabbis. The OU … Continued
Orthodox Union Praises Decision of US Court of Appeals Dismissing Challenge to Parsonage Allowance
Today, the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, the nation's largest Orthodox Jewish umbrella organization, praised the decision by the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals dismissing a challenge to the law that gives clergy tax-free housing allowances. The Court said that the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the organization behind the lawsuit, did not have the standing to challenge the law.
OU Executive Vice President Allen Fagin Meets with Leadership of Lakewood Jewish Community
Orthodox Union Executive Vice President Allen Fagin recently met with Lakewood Mayor Menashe Miller and the leadership of the Lakewood Jewish community. The meetings were arranged by Josh Pruzansky, Regional Director of OU Advocacy-NJ.
Election 2014: OU Advocacy Analysis
With the election results in and all the races decided, OU Advocacy provides you with our analysis of the elections and how they impact the issues we work on for the Jewish community. Federal The midterm elections delivered control of … Continued
Orthodox Union Condemns Latest Terror Attack in Jerusalem; Calls on International Community to Do Same
For Immediate Release Contact: November 5, 2014 … Continued
OU Advocacy-Teach NYS Applauds New York Voters' Approval of Smart Schools Bond Act
Following a full-scale Get Out the Vote campaign urging the New York Jewish community to vote yes for the Smart Schools Bond Act of 2014, OU Advocacy-Teach NYS applauds the voters' choice to pass the referendum, which can provide up to $32 million to New York Jewish day schools and yeshivas for technology equipment and upgrades.
Orthodox Union Urges Supreme Court to Uphold 2002 Law Allowing Notation of "Israel" as Birthplace on Passports
Today, the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, the nation's largest Orthodox Jewish umbrella organization, urged the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold the 2002 law passed by the U.S. Congress, which ordered the State Department to allow U.S. citizens … Continued
Jewish Day School and Yeshiva Representatives Voice Concerns about UPK Program at OU Advocacy-Teach NYS Meeting
Representatives of more than 30 New York City Jewish day schools and yeshivas convened this week at a community forum sponsored by OU Advocacy-Teach NYS to voice their frustrations about New York City's universal pre-K (UPK) program and suggest ways … Continued
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State grant provides security boost to Hillel Academy of Pittsburgh
The Jewish Chronicle, November 26, 2014
Many US synagogues upped security before Jerusalem attack
USA Today, November 19, 2014
As Iran Deadline Looms, Obama Faces Skepticism In Congress
The Jewish Week, November 18, 2014
The Midterms, the Jewish Vote, and Liberalism's Price of Admission
Commentary, November 14, 2014
De Blasio Celebrates City Meeting Pre-K Enrollment Target; Defends Accommodation With Jewish Schools
JP Updates, November 14, 2014
OU EVP Allen Fagin Meets With Leadership of Lakewood Jewish Community
The Yeshiva World News, November 7, 2014
N.Y. voters pass bond measure offering up to $38 for Jewish schools
JTA, November 5, 2014
Ballot proposal React-O-Mat™
The Times Union, November 5, 2014
In Jerusalem passport case, justices consider congressional role in foreign policy
JTA, November 4, 2014
Orthodox Union: Vote Yes on Smart Schools Bond Act of 2014
The Yeshiva World News, November 3, 2014
OU backs NYS Schools Bond Act to Get $32M for Yeshivas
JP Updates, October 26, 2014
ADL, O.U. score Obama administration on Jerusalem rebuke
JTA, October 3, 2014
After Obama-Netanyahu meeting, U.S. blasts Israel over Jerusalem construction
JNS, October 1, 2014
Masbia Works To Banish Hunger On The Holidays
The 5 Towns Jewish Times, September 22, 2014
Despite Winning 1,000 Pre-K Seats, N.Y. Jewish Advocates Still Frustrated
The Jewish Daily Forward, September 22, 2014
Anti-Semitic attacks on the rise in NYC, worried officials say
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, September 19, 2014
Jewish Winners, Losers in New Pre-K
The Jewish Week, September 9, 2014
Right Man for the Job
Baltimore Jewish Times, August 14, 2014
Cuomo Cements Jewish Ties
The Wall Street Journal, August 12, 2014
Politics no roadblock to Jewish praise of U.S. religious freedom envoy nominee
JNS, August 5, 2014
NYC Mayor's New Plan Involving Religious Schools That Some Say Could Spark 'City-Funded Discrimination'
The Blaze, August 5, 2014
De Blasio's Prekindergarten Expansion Collides With Church-State Divide
The New York Times, August 4, 2014
Jewish groups get $12m of $13m in federal funding for protecting nonprofits
JTA, July 29, 2014
Israel's Winning Hearts and Minds
The Jewish Week, July 23, 2014
Legislation Makes Schools a Safer Bet
The Jewish Exponent, July 23, 2014
Dems Push to Strip Religious Liberties Protections
The Christian Post, July 17, 2014
Sen. Orrin Hatch: Claim That Corporations Don't Have Religious Freedom Is 'Total Bunk'
The Christian Post, July 16, 2014
Pennsylvania Becomes First State To Provide Security Funding For Jewish Days Schools
JP Updates, July 13, 2014
OU Advocacy Applauds Gov. Christie and NJ Legislative Leadership
The Jewish Link of Bergen County, July 3, 2014
State budget beefs up Holocaust assistance
New Jersey Jewish News, July 2, 2014
Hobby Lobby Supreme Decision Splits Jews Along Denomination Lines
The Jewish Daily Forward, July 2, 2014
Christie Signs $32.5B Budget; $5M For Private Schools
Hamodia, July 1, 2014
Faith groups divided in their reaction to court's decision affirming religious rights
The Washington Post, June 30, 2014
Supreme Court sides with Hobby Lobby on contraception
JTA, June 30, 2014
The law firm behind the Hobby Lobby win
Deseret News, June 30, 2014
Orthodox Jewish Groups Cheer Contraception Ruling
WNYC, June 30, 2014
Full-Day Pre-K Choice for New York City's Religious Schools
The Wall Street Journal, June 29, 2014
NYC Special Ed Accord: Parents Cautiously Optimistic
Hamodia, June 25, 2014
New York – NYC Parents And Advocates Hail City's Special Ed Action Plan
Vos Iz Neias, June 25, 2014
Mayor De Blasio, Speaker Silver Announce Changes To City's Special Needs' Reimbursement Process
JP Updates, June 24, 2014
Groups Lobby to Keep School Tax Credits
Jewish Exponent, June 18, 2014
Tea Party Too Close For Jewish Comfort?
The Jewish Week, June 18, 2014
OU serves up political breakfast
Washington Jewish Week, June 11, 2014
Jolly Good Fellows: OU Advocacy's Legislative Fellows Look Back On An Exciting Year On Capitol Hill
Baltimore Jewish Life, May 9, 2014
Md. 19 hopefuls talk busing to Jewish voters
Washington Jewish Week, May 7, 2014
Jersey City commemorates Israeli Independence Day
NJ.com, May 7, 2014
High Court Prayer Ruling 'Could Have Been Far Worse,' AJC Expert Says
The Jewish Week, May 5, 2014
OU mission seeks 'parity' for day schools
New Jersey Jewish News, April 8, 2014
In Hobby Lobby contraceptive case, arguing about kosher butchers
JTA, April 1, 2014
Jewish Charities Grow Huge on Cash From Government – Donors Give to Israel
The Jewish Daily Forward, March 31, 2014
Pre-K budget would pay nonprofits less: critics
New York Post, March 28, 2014
Delegation from the Sephardic Community Joins OU Advocacy-Teach NYS In Albany To Advocate for Yeshivah Funding
IMAGE Magazine, April 2014
Corbett Reaches Out to Receptive Main Line Crowd
Jewish Exponent, March 25, 2014
Hillary Clinton must once again win over some in Jewish community
CNN, March 18, 2014
NY State Legislators Encourage Five Towns OU Advocacy-Teach NYS Delegation to "Keep Up the Pressure"
Five Towns Jewish Home, March 13, 2014
Rabbis Say Mayor's Pre-K Campaign Used Their Names Falsely
The Jewish Week, March 12, 2014
JLC lobbies in Tallahassee for Jewish Day School scholarships
Sun Sentinel, March 10, 2014
OU advocates for tuition aid
The Jewish Standard, March 7, 2014
Orthodox groups mum on Arizona religious exemption bill
JTA, February 27, 2014
Double-Edged Sword
Jewish Times, February 20, 2014
Enlarge Strength Through Unity theme at Conference of Presidents Mission in Israel (Photo Essay)
Baltimore Jewish Life, February 17, 2014
'If public schools get these things, private schools should too'
Long Island Jewish World, February 14, 2014
Senate: Keep Iraqi Jewish Archive Here
Washington Jewish Week, February 6, 2014
Obama administration enlisting Jewish groups to counter attacks on Kerry
JTA, February 10, 2014
Cost-saving plans okayed for day schools
New Jersey Jewish News, February 6, 2014
US Orthodox groups blast anti-Kerry letter
The Jerusalem Post, February 6, 2014
Orthodox Jews defend Kerry in face of 'divine wrath' threats
The Hill, February 5, 2014
As Kerry works on peace framework, Jewish groups keep low profile
JTA, February 4, 2014
Senate boosts efforts to keep Iraqi Jewish Archive out of Iraq
jns.org, February 3, 2014
State budget aids day schools
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A full week before "Arthur" was named the first tropical storm of the 2014 hurricane season, Connecticut sharpened its readiness skills by involving virtually every community, dozens of state agencies, utilities, hospitals, and hundreds of emergency responders in a "Category 1" preparedness drill June 21 and 23. On the morning of June 23, Newtown's Emergency Management Director William Halstead gathered in Newtown's Emergency Operations Center with colleagues from most of the town's major departments — Public Works, Police, Parks and Recreation, IT, Emergency Communications, and the Health District. A few days later, Health District Director Donna Culbert joined Mr Halstead, who is also the Sandy Hook Fire & Rescue chief, issuing a refreshed report they hope all residents and local business owners will review and use if necessary.
During her long journalism career, which included producing The Newtown Bee's quarterly Health Monitor, former associate editor Kaaren Valenta learned a lot about many conditions and maladies affecting individuals here in town and across the globe. But she never envisioned herself in retirement, becoming the primary caretaker for an elderly aunt who was afflicted with one of the most rare forms of aphasia. June is National Aphasia Awareness Month, and according to the National Aphasia Association (NAA), the condition creates impairment of language, affecting the production or comprehension of speech and the ability to read or write. Aphasia can be so severe as to make communication with the patient almost impossible, or it can be very mild. It may affect mainly a single aspect of language use, such as the ability to retrieve the names of objects, or the ability to put words together into sentences, or the ability to read, the NAA website states.
Four older and outdated automatic external defibrillators in town have been replaced with new Philips HeartStart OnSite AEDs. An AED is an important lifesaving tool when used on a patient in cardiac arrest. The AED is able to read the heart rhythm of the patient and if needed, deliver a shock in an attempt for the heart to restart in a rhythm that will circulate blood around the body. These state-of-the-art and easier to use AEDs replace older versions that were at the end of their life cycle, according to the provider, David Larson, president of Defib Guy.
The Scholarship Committee of Newtown Visiting Nurse Association recently presented three scholarship checks to students who have met requirements for their respective honors. On June 5, members of the committee presented the final $4,000 Anna E. Clow Scholarship check to Abigail Blakeman. On June 10 Newtown VNA presented two more scholarship checks to students it had promised awards. Erin Begg received a $4,000 VNA Scholarship check, and Meredith Bridges received a $2,500 Janice Van Syckle Scholarship award.
Western Connecticut Health Network (WCHN) Affiliate Emergency Medical Services including Newtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps recently received the American Heart Association's Mission: Lifeline EMS Silver Award, currently the highest level recognition offered by the American Hospital Association. The honor recognizes WCHN's commitment and success in implementing specific quality improvement measures for the treatment of patients who suffer a severe heart attack known as a STEMI (ST elevation myocardial infarction).
Newtown's Chief Building Official John Poeltl has joined state Consumer Protection Commissioner William M. Rubenstein in reminding local homeowners of the latest regulations that protect users, especially children, from swimming pool tragedies. Sadly, Connecticut has already seen a child's life lost in a swimming pool drowning incident this year. Mr Poeltl told The Newtown Bee this week that during inspections, he is still encountering homeowners who are not adhering to statutory guidelines regarding pools — large and small. "Any container capable of holding water in excess of 24 inches must be protected by a barrier, no matter how small, especially to protect young children who might wander or be tempted to lean or get into the water," the building official said. "There are numerous specific guidelines related to the proper construction and installation of pool barriers - we invite residents to call or visit our office for that information."
The keynote speaker at the 25th annual Newtown Chapter Hospice Breakfast Fundraiser, Wednesday, June 11, will be Chris Mastropietro, RN, certified hospice and palliative nurse. Ms Mastropietro is the case manager for the Regional Hospice and Home Care of Western Connecticut for perinatal and pediatric hospice patients. The Newtown Chapter Hospice Breakfast Fundraiser takes place Wednesday, June 11, at the Waterview in Monroe, Route 111, from 8 to 9 am. Tables for eight can be sponsored for a cost of $125; or $500 sponsors a table for 12. Walk-ins are welcome, at $12 per person. Proceeds from the breakfast and raffle support Regional Hospice and Home Care of Western Connecticut.
While organizers of the tenth Relay For Life of Newtown are in their home stretch this week, making final preparations for their 12-hour event taking place May 31–June 1 at Newtown High School, organizers of a similar event are beginning to ramp up their annual efforts. Tessa Ruggeri, campaign manager for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) of Westchester-Hudson Valley-Connecticut, and Mia Lilienthal, an LLS campaign specialist, co-hosted a meeting for Newtown Light The Night on May 21. Four members of the local committee organizing a local Light The Night (LTN) event attended the meeting at NYA Sports & Fitness Center. In addition to discussing this year's LTN, the committee addressed concerns about a recent change of personnel and restructuring of LLS. Newtown's Light The Night, she said, is not in jeopardy. Newtown's event is the first of the 2014 LLS season in Connecticut, and is scheduled for Saturday, September 27, at NYA Sports & Fitness Center.
The Newtown Public Schools Recovery Project has slated its next community forum, "Caring for our Youth, Signs of Suicide (SOS)," to take place Thursday, June 5, from 6 to 7 pm, at Newtown Middle School. The forum will highlight the relationship between depression and suicide, teaching that most often suicide is a fatal response to a treatable disorder: depression. The forum will be facilitated by David Jacob, LCSW, Recovery Project Director, and by District Health Coordinator Judy Blanchard, MS, CPP.
Marg Studley and Marie Sturdevant, co-chairpersons of the Newtown Chapter of Regional Hospice and Home Care of Western Connecticut, have announced that the annual fundraising and volunteer thank you breakfast will take place Wednesday, June 11, at The Waterview in Monroe. This year will mark the 25th anniversary of the breakfast honoring the many volunteers and caregivers of Regional Hospice. The yearly event also serves to thank the community, and to raise funds to support the organization known for its devotion to the comfort and care of terminally ill patients and their families. Regional Hospice serves more than 500 area patients and their families each year.

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But, even if Revis says he's going to wait til he hits FA, any team that has him for a year clearly has a better chance of signing him than the field. Assuming that team has cap money available, they have all year to impress upon Revis how good a spot it is, he's familiar with the team, etc. etc. If Revis likes where he goes in the first few months, he may decide to take the long term deal, assuming the money's right.
Just because he doesn't sign a long term deal, doesn't mean a team won't want Revis. They simply won't pay as much. That may be reality though.
And worst comes to worst, they lose Revis and get a comp pick. So, if they trade a late second, they get Revis for the year, the chance to re-sign him and, if they don't, get a late 3rd in return (assuming they qualify). Not too shabby.


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This is my last post of the "Election Have Consequences" series. If you would like to read my other posts they are right here: part 1, part 2, part 3.
This is my last post of the "Election Have Consequences" series. If you would like to read my other posts they are right here: part 1, part 2, part 3.
Election time always has me more annoyed than usual. One thing that I have noticed is the tone of the ads used for the months preceding the election. Some candidates run nothing
Gov.Sarah Palin has been putting tougher her footing for a run in 2012 with her endorsements in SC(Nikki Haley) and Iowa(Terry Branstad). Now it time for Sarah Palin to started backing
Since I wrote my post outlining the Committeeman Project – way back in May – I have to admit that I basically abandoned the subject in all but name. Thankfully,
Charlie's prayers protecting FL from hurricanes. But will it work for elections? Hat tip to Townhall.
This ad comes from Grover Norquist's Americans For Tax Reform, and it's aimed squarely at the Florida legislature's attempt to emulate the Obama administration's recent lower-class tax hike: The argument
No matter what national polls are saying, the presidency is won by electoral votes, and to get to 270, there are two states McCain has to have in his column:
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When Derrick Walton was about four years old, he would go to basketball games at Kettering High School, where his dad, Derrick Walton Sr., coached. The younger Walton would often wander onto the court during halftime and put up jump shots. "He used to shoot jump shots at halftime and he would shoot 3-pointers at 18-19 feet when he was a four-year-old," Walton Sr. said. "It wasn't a cheerleader thing, it was just him shooting." At a very young age, Walton showed an affinity for the game that would lead him from Detroit's Chandler Park neighborhood to the University of Michigan. In a prophetic coincidental twist, there was a young assistant coach just starting his career at the University of Detroit Mercy who would drop by Kettering to scout prospects. That coach, of course, was Bacari Alexander, current Michigan assistant coach and the primary recruiter for the Wolverines in the city of Detroit. Alexander couldn't have known it then, but while he sat in the stands at Kettering all th...
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Visited Aug 2nd. I had a peanut butter cookie and cheesecake (vanilla bean). Staff was kind caring and made sure we got what we wanted. I don't know our cashier's/waiter's name, but he had reddish hair and a beard. Nice place.
Sandwiches, pastries and bagels are all delish! Fresh, tasty and reasonably priced. Wonderful relaxed vibe in the cafe. However the coffee is awful-watery, weak and flavorless. If the owners are reading this-please, please, please revamp your coffee lineup. Also, give your customers real half and half. Using land o lakes individual creamer packets is terrible.
Love this place! Great sandwiches and iced tea in a cozy, pleasant space. Free wi-fi, too.
Cloverdale is the coolest area in Montgomery, and Cafe Louisa is one of the coolest destinations in Cloverdale.
I moved to Montgomery about two months ago but avoided going to Cafe Louisa because I knew once I started going I wouldn't be able to stop. I bought my first bagel there about a week ago and have already gone back at least 3 or 4 times. Their everything bagels are solid and their morning glory muffins are amazing!...
Food was OK, overpriced a bit, but OK. Service was totally unacceptable and unprofessional. I get how the whole "slacker" attitude fits in but these folks transcend trendy and enter into just plain inept. Bottom line is this place has a good menu with terrible execution.
We 3 ladies were having a girls lunch out and one friend suggested we come here. We weren't disappointed. We ordered 3 different things and each was very tasty and carefully prepared. The portions were generous as well. The hummus plate had 2 different kinds of olives which was great to see.
Our Italian Creme sodas we ordered were short...
Everything is overpriced. Quality isn't that great. They have a ridiculous debit/credit card limit to try to force you to buy more to meet the minimum.
Employees are snobs who are slow and don't seem to care about good service.
They had baked goods, gelatos, and coffees. It is connected to the Tomatino's pizza shop, so you can head next door for dessert. There are some non-dairy sorbets as well.
The pastries are homemade and bagels are great with veggie cream cheese. Coffee is good especially if Farm House blend.
Located close to Martin's Restaurant which is the pinnacle of Southern cooking in Montgomery, this tries to be a innovater like Michael's talble. Worked well at the start, but appears not to be aging well.
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Five different Bulldogs put pucks in the back of the net as the men's ice hockey team powered its way to its first two conference victories on Friday and Saturday. The Bulldogs (3–1–2, 2–1–1 ECAC) faced off against Dartmouth (2–2–1, 2–2–1) on the road on ...
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Despite improved play, the Yale women's hockey team remains at 0.500 after a weekend split on the road. The Bulldogs (3–3–1, 1–3–0 ECAC) had their first shutout of the season on Friday, preventing Colgate (3–8–0, 1–3) from getting the puck in the net.
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BlackBerry's (NASDAQ:BBRY) Q1 2015 earnings report has no doubt shown a bright future for the company. John Chen, the CEO of BBRY, has strengthened the company's balance sheet, pushing the stock above $10. The slew of positive news has had investors head over heels on the turn around. Since earnings, Seeking Alpha and other news sources have been inundated by optimistic investors claiming that the company will gain financial stability, be acquired, or even climb above $20. However, hype can cause investors to overlook possible limitations and shortcomings of a company. Like all companies, BBRY is a two-sided coin. You can jump on the bandwagon and ride the momentum, but be wary of possible problems that may surface in FY2015.
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Sep 03, 2010 Eva Leger rated it 3 of 5 stars
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Two Democratic congressmen sent a letter Friday to the head of the U.S. Department of Interior's Office of Indian Affairs questioning why the government has not yet held a summit about Native American children in foster care in South Dakota.
Reps. Ed Markey of Massachusetts and Ben Ray Lujan of New Mexico wrote to Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs Kevin Washburn asking about the agency's failure to hold a summit examining South Dakota's foster care system and the Indian Child Welfare Act. The federal law requires that Native American children removed from homes be placed with relatives or put in foster care with other Native American families except in unusual circumstances.
Federal officials had told members of Congress they would hold a summit with state, federal and tribal officials following a story by National Public Radio that said South Dakota routinely breaks the federal law by taking too many Native American children out of their homes.
"Fourteen months have passed since our initial inquiry and it appears that a summit, or stakeholder meeting of any kind, has yet to materialize," wrote Markey, a ranking member of the Natural Resources Committee, which has jurisdiction over federal Indian affairs, and Lujan, a ranking member of the subcommittee on Indian and Alaska Native Affairs.
Phone messages to South Dakota's two senators and congresswoman were not returned late Friday.
The Bureau of Indian Affairs held an informal meeting on the Crow Creek Indian Reservation in March, but several state officials - including representatives from the Department of Social Services, which handles foster and adoption services - didn't attend.
"It certainly wasn't the summit the BIA promised," said Daniel Paul Nelson, secretary-treasurer of the Lakota People's Law Project, a nonprofit law firm working to enforce the Indian Child Welfare Act in South Dakota.
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The NPR report said that 90 percent of the Native American children removed from their homes in South Dakota each year are sent to foster care in non-Native American homes or group homes, and that Native American children are placed in South Dakota's foster care system at a disproportionate rate than other children.
The report also suggested that the state's motive for removing Native American children from their home might be for financial reasons, because the state receives money for each child removed from his or her home.
The NPR piece was found credible in a report recently approved by six of the nine Indian Child Welfare Act directors representing each of the nine tribes in South Dakota.
The directors' report found circumstantial evidence that state officials may take high numbers of Native American foster children into custody to stimulate South Dakota's economy, because the state gets millions of dollars a year to subsidize foster care programs. The state also receives additional money for every special needs child who is adopted. The directors plan to send the report to Congress soon.
State officials have acknowledged that a disproportionate number of Native American children are involved in the child welfare system. But they said that is because they receive more referrals for alleged abuse involving Native American children, and that leads to more investigations and removals from homes for those children.
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We checked out a couple of camping options before deciding on a spot behind the tea rooms as Hardraw where we set up our first camp.
It turned out that setting up was going to be considerably easier than the packing up, but we weren't to know that as we set off to see the local attraction of the Hardraw waterfall. It's nice in a waterfally kind of way, even if it isn't exactly Niagara. However it did serve the purpose of being our first experience of getting fleeced during our adventure biking travels by costing £2 to get in. This is because it is privately owned and "maintained".
The best reason to stay in Hardraw is probably the Green Dragon since it is friendly enough, has a selection of real ales and the food is good. Not to mention an open fire, which being England you're not allowed to have your own version of in camp.
Overnight the gales and rain started, my tent just about stood up to it depite me not really putting it up properly. Al's fancy and massive 'biker' tent broke a pole on first use, but otherwise stood up OK too. We eventually got packed up in the bad weather and headed into Hawes for breakfast, decent full english at a cafe there. Due to the weather we decided to cut short the riding and head for home. Drama wasn't over though, my bike decided to cut out due to getting a very wet HT lead. We got it going again with WD40 and as we got out of the rain it dried out and returned to normal running. Not exactly a confidence inspiring start, but I guess we're heading south. It's not going to rain outside of England right???
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and finally back into Russia all the way to Vladivostok. From there the route is more open to change but we plan to get a ferry to South Korea and then fly ourselves and the bikes to the USA or Canada. We can then decide where to go to from there. Less than 2 weeks to departure.
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In the run-up to the New Zealand elections, the ruling National Party with its aura of invincibility has suddenly taken a beat, and ceded at least a couple of points to the main Opposition party.
Two recent poll surveys have come out with the one showing Labour Party recovering from its lows even before the Dirty Politics scandal hit the ruling National Party.
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In the latest 3News Reid Research poll, National Party has been shown losing almost 2 points to 47.5 per cent, while Labour improved the position by two points to touch 29 per cent.
The poll was conducted in the week that ended on Aug 13. Interestingly, this was the week that showed National Party caught in the whirlwind of a political storm unleashed by Nicky Hager's book that alleged a dirty campaign against political foes of the government, in collusion with a leading blogger.
The allegations in the book linked blogger Cameron Slater with Prime Minister John Key's office and Justice Minister Judith Collins. The survey showed that the Green Party was touching 13 per cent and 4.5 per cent by NZ First. .
Surprisingly, Mr Key's personal support was not affected, and it was up by 0.3 per cent to touch 44.1 per cent. The rating of Labour Leader David Cunliffe improved, and he clocked 9.9 per cent national approval.
NZ First Leader Winston Peter preference as a prime minister candidate rose 1.4 per cent to 6.7 per cent in the week.
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The One News Colmar Brunton also revealed the setback for National as it was down by two points and touched 50 per cent. Labour lost two points, and touched 26 per cent. The Greens one point to 11 per cent, and NZ First was up by one point, hitting the 5 per cent mark.
The Internet- Mana Party alliance doubled its support to 4 per cent. The Conservatives stood at two per cent, while the Maori and Act parties were hooked to one per cent. This One News poll came before the release of Nicky Hager's controversial book titled Dirty Politics.
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YIELD: Makes 24-30 empanadas This dough is a classic family recipe used by my grandmother, my mother and now my sister and I. We love this dough because it makes just enough to bake 2 dozen sweet empanadas. A sweet pastry pocket filled with your favorite homemade preserves or jam. These sweet treats are perfect with a cup of Mexican coffee before breakfast or after dinner. Our children love them because they are small enough and sweet enough to call dessert. http://www.muybuenocookbook.com/2010/10/pumpkin-empanadas/
Pumpkin Empanadas
YIELD: Makes 24-30 empanadas
This dough is a classic family recipe used by my grandmother, my mother and now my sister and I. We love this dough because it makes just enough to bake 2 dozen sweet empanadas. A sweet pastry pocket filled with your favorite homemade preserves or jam. These sweet treats are perfect with a cup of Mexican coffee before breakfast or after dinner. Our children love them because they are small enough and sweet enough to call dessert.
Apple Dumplings
An apple dumpling is a pastry filled with apple, cinnamon and occasionally raisins. Apples are peeled and cored, placed on a portion of dough, then filled with cinnamon and sugar. Then the dough is folded over the apples and the dumplings are baked until tender.
Apple dumplings are a native food in the northeastern United States, around Pennsylvania. A very common recipe among the Amish, it is often eaten as a breakfast item, but they are also a very common dessert item after meals. It's also popular to eat them with ice cream or in milk.
In the UK a suet pastry is often used, although shortcrust is also common. A filling of dates, sultanas or raisins is often inserted into the cavity left by removal of the core, and dark sugar is popular there too.
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Apple Dumplings
It's September, a few leaves have begun to fall, the days have gotten noticeably shorter, the air has gotten a bit crisper, and I am more than ready to start baking with apples and cinnamon. I love summer for the first month or two, and then once the days get unbearably hot and humid, I pine for the cool, crisp days of fall. The grass is always greener, right? I adore baking during the fall; between the flavors of things like apples and pumpkin, and the warm spices of cinnamon and nutmeg, it just feels like a big cozy blanket. I have put off making apple dumplings for at least three years, thinking that they were some sort of complicated undertaking. I could not have been more wrong, and these apple dumplings could not have been more delicious.
Apple Dumplings
Apples baked in flaky pastry with cinnamon sugar are irresistible, especially when served with vanilla ice cream. To save preparation time, we use frozen puff-pastry sheets.
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This is a magical time of year! On Tuesday, September 23, we will experience a time when the days and nights are of equal length, otherwise known as the Equinox. Since this day is all about BALANCE it's miraculous that this experience occurs in both the northern and southern hemispheres. Everyone in the world can celebrate together!
In the northern hemisphere, the nights are growing longer. When this occurs, your energy gets drawn inward so you can find the light within. In the southern hemisphere, the sunny days are more plentiful and you can enjoy the light of the world as you bask in nature. Either way, this is a celebration of light! Nature always reminds us that whenever there is darkness, light will soon follow.
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Chicory Herb Coffee Substitute Cichorium Intybus
Originally posted on Auntie Dogma's Garden Spot:
This awesome plant has been in cultivation for more than 5000+years, by Egyptians as a medicinal herb. Ancient Greeks and Romans also used chicory along with just about every other culture that lived along side it, both as a vegetable, and in salads and drinks. Apparently there are numerous references to it in the writings of Horace, Virgil, Ovid, and Pliny. Galenus gave it the name 'Friend of the Liver', because of its natural stimulating effect on the liver. Mass cropping in Europe began in earnest in the early 17th century and continues to this day. The plant is normally grown for both its bitter leaf and root, but I reckon its great as an ornamental too. Big towers of pale blue flowers. The leaf is great in a "Caesar salad", lightly wilted before serving and packs a real nutritional punch with huge levels of antioxidants and inulin. I nibble…
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The Judgment of God – A Sufi Tale
Originally posted on Islamic Sufism Spirituality:
Not so long ago, as time is counted, there came to a certain oasis far in the western desert a faqir. He was a Qalandar, a wandering darvish, who had walked the deserts of Africa and Arabia for many years, seeking only solitude wherein he could remember his Creator and contemplate the Divine mysteries. His virtue and faith, his submission to the will of God, had been rewarded with tranquility of spirit, and his sincerity and devotion on the path of Love was such that the Hidden had been revealed to his heart, and he had become a Wali, a Friend of God.
Now it came to pass that the night the faqir wandered into this oasis and lay beneath a palm tree to rest before the midnight prayer, there was, unknown to him, another man under a nearby tree who was also making camp for the night.
But the…
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