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Elizabeth Celms
Mercer Island Reporter
Mercer Island is seldom, if ever, mentioned when discussing the current state of Washington's non-English speaking workforce. Few Islanders face language communication problems on a daily basis. Across the lake, in central and south Seattle, is another story. English as a Second Language (ESL) programs are offered through community centers, private institutions, minority outreach organizations and schools in every neighborhood. Yet there are similar programs — albeit less visible — on Mercer Island.
Unbeknownst to many, the Island's assisted living and senior housing facilities are brimming with employees who speak English as a second language. Covenant Shores has more than 14 team members — from housekeepers to dietary aids — who speak a native tongue at home. Island House employs around 12 non-native English speakers and most of the caregivers at Sunrise Assisted Living have immigrated to America.
"Many of our care managers, housekeepers and kitchen staff are from eight to 10 countries in Africa, as well as the Philippines. There are a number of different native languages spoken," said Stephen Greene, executive director of Sunrise Assisted Living.
As part of the company's employee benefit plan, Sunrise funds ESL courses for any staff member that needs the education. The classes are usually held at a local community college, such as Seattle Central, Greene said. Right now, Sunrise has two care managers taking evening ESL courses.
Greene clarified, however, that all Sunrise employees have enough knowledge of English to engage with residents and uphold their job requirements.
"Sunrise has a policy — anyone we hire has to have English capability. They need to be able to read in-depth care plans, write a daily log and communicate with the residents," Greene said. "But that doesn't mean many of our team members wouldn't benefit from continuing [English] education."
In fact, administrators are currently looking to bring ESL courses to Sunrise.
"We're trying to work through Green River Community College to hire an ESL instructor for weekly classes," Greene said, adding that the decision hinges on staff interest.
Island House, which runs under the Merrill Gardens parent company, also offers its employees funding for continued education. Yet there has "not been the need" for an organized Island House ESL course, according to general manager Amy Kennedy.
"They're not struggling at all," Kennedy said of Island House's non-native English speakers. "If we did see a need, it would be something we'd address."
Meanwhile, across the Island at Covenant Shores Retirement Home, residents and employees gather twice a week for afternoon ESL courses.
The idea was first proposed by Mercer Island Rotary Club member Bo Darling several years ago. Seeing the need, Rotary agreed to fund an eight-week English language program for the retirement home's staff members. Last fall, Covenant Shores hired Hopelink, an organization that provides adult education as part of its mission, to teach the ESL course. The $1,000 donated by MI Rotary covered all program costs.
Response to the class, according to Hopelink teacher Marci Williams, has been "extraordinary." So good, in fact, that Hopelink was invited back to teach a second course — also funded by MI Rotary — in the spring.
"It's almost unheard of to hold a class two times," Williams said, adding that the program's vitality should be credited to the residents who stepped up as volunteers.
"My experience [at Covenant Shores] was different than any other place," the certified English teacher said. "There was a lovely esprit de corps that developed between the residents and the students. They're so wonderfully caring of each other."
Covenant Shores resident Joyce Ostergren and housekeeper Magdalena Escobar, who moved to America from El Salvador, illustrate this bond perfectly. The two women have lived together at Covenant Shores for seven years now. Watching them laugh during a Reporter photo shoot, you would think the two had been friends since childhood.
"She's the best," Escobar said, turning to Ostergren with a big smile. "A very good teacher."
Ostergren, who spent years tutoring while her children were in school, reflected the attention.
"I just really enjoy doing this," she said. "It's created such close ties. It's wonderful to meet our employees and learn about the countries they're from."
These ties, Ostergren added, go beyond the classroom. They are found in the dinning hall, sharing a joke over breakfast. In the hallways, helping an employee translate the name of a cleaning product. Or on the lobby sofa, telling stories about family, children and grandchildren.
"Before, it's difficult for me to communicate. Now I understand more. I speak. I write. She helps me," said Escobar, giving her tutor a big hug.
The El Salvadorian has lived in America for more than 10 years. In all this time, Covenant Shores is the first employer to offer her subsidized ESL courses, she said.
"I'm very happy. I keep my fingers like this," she said, showing two hands with crossed fingers, "hoping to learn next year."
Escobar is not alone in this wish. The resident tutors of Covenant Shores were so impressed by last year's classes, they have offered to fund a third ESL course for fall.
Commenting on the proposal, Williams struggled to express her feelings .
"I'm absolutely blown away by this," the teacher said. "Residents are digging into their own pockets to keep the program going. I think its extraordinary."
Having taught English to foreigners for years, Williams emphasized the invaluable difference these classes make in her students lives.
"There's not a more appreciative student in the world than an adult ESL learner because every day, whether shopping or at work, they see the need for English," she said.
On June 18, Williams gathered with her students and tutors, their friends, family and fellow Covenant Shore residents for an end-of-course graduation celebration. Each ESL student was recognized with a certificate for passing the 10-week spring course. Many of the students spoke before the crowd, eager to use their newly crafted English skills. They expressed thanks. They shared humorous class memories. And they beamed.
Although Covenant Shores administrators have not officially approved the continuation of an ESL program next year, Williams is quite certain there will be no dissent.
"We'll start again in the fall," she said. "We've got such a solid group. And I'm sure they'll all be back."
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You want to know what bothers me the most about Jewish communal life?
In our zeal to protect Israel and our anger at a world that is habitually unfair to the Jewish state, we insist on rigid orthodoxies that can only undermine the cause we say we believe in.
There's no place for thoughtfulness and nuance in this world, only slogans, litmus tests and exclusion of those who disagree with specific ideologies about what's best for Israel.
I was thinking about this as a watched the frantic response of the Jewish leadership to Martin Raffel's comments in the Jewish Week last week in a story headlined "Consensus Seen Taking Shape On Boycotts."
Raffel, assistant executive director of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs (JCPA), is the point man for the Israel Action Network, the joint task force set up by the Jewish Federations of North America and JCPA..
I've always found Martin one of the most thoughtful people in American Jewish life. He's the one I often turn to when I really want to understand an issue, not when I want some organizational talking points or bits and pieces of press releases.
He's about as establishment as you can get in terms of his views on Israel, but he understands that nuances matter in matters of advocacy.
In the Jewish Week story, Raffel tried to get at what it means to be pro-Israel in today's turbulent environment and what it is that puts a Jewish organization outside that tent.
Jewish Voice for Peace is outside the tent, he said, because of a combination of factors, including its "unwillingness to recognize Israel as a Jewish state, its demonstrated support for the BDS [Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions] movement — history has shown it goes beyond boycott of settlements — and the tactics JVP employs of disrupting the speeches of Israeli officials."
But he dared say that this delegitimization thing can get complicated.
He tried to get at the difference between being anti-Israel and just being – in his view - wrong. Although both he and his organization are staunchly anti-BDS, he said "being misguided in one's policies doesn't mean one necessarily has become part of the ranks of the delegitimizers."
Since then, the Jewish Federations of North America, which is more or less in charge of the Israel Action Network, has been burning up the Tweetosphere and sending out press releases to "clarify" that "we want to make clear that we, along with The Jewish Federations of North America, the Jewish Council for Public Affairs, and the Israel Action Network, do not support boycotts of any kind against Israel and Israelis, regardless of where they live."
Well, yeah; nobody said they didn't. I've talked to Raffel about the BDS movement, and it's clear he and his organization are opposed, period.
What he did say is that the landscape of "delegitimization" is complicated. Like the responsible official he is, he is trying to understand that complexity rather than paper it over with talking points that turn every issue into stark black and white.
Why does that make others in his coalition so nervous?
Maybe reducing everything to simplistic slogans is good for fundraising and for rallying the troops, but it does not make for effective advocacy in the broader world – which, after all, is the place you're trying to have an impact.
In this particular context, it also allows those with a narrow political agenda to effectively argue that "delegitimization" can mean simply opposing the Israelis policies they support.
And it sure as heck does nothing to maintain the big-tent approach to pro-Israel activism that has been one of the most effective tools the movement has had over the decades.
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JVP belongs outside the tent by any standards- they are Jewish in name only (To become a member you need to support the Palestinian right of return-the demographic destruction of the state of Israel- but you don't need to be Jewish. Paul Larudee of the International Solidarity Movement proudly declares he is a member of Jewish Voice for Peace.
I agree with Bill Pearlman - when I'm speaking about my family, my friends,
my community and Israel, I don't care for nuances. JVP, NIF and J-Street
are outside my community and I oppose them with everything I can. I'm a
Jew, an American and Israel - right or wrong - is part of me. Whoever tries
to destruct, to boycott or to fight it, is trying to destruct me and I'll do
whatever needed to defend myself.
William Kristol has emphasized that J Street has founders and members who are so pro a Palestinian state that they would not lose sleep over the destruction of the State of Israel. why then should J Street be treated with nuance?
So far the comments have proved the point of the article. The assertion above re J-Street is absurd, patently false, and just a repetition of others'
disinformation and smears. Jim Besser didn't even mention J-Street, and the person who rolled NIF into this doesn't know what he's talking about.
NIF has for 30 years been helping to strengthen democracy, guided by the values stated in Israel's Declaration of Independence! - And thanked by the Government, BTW. What is it with you guys?
I suppose I don't fit in this new world of nuances. When I was growing up there were certain things you understood. You didn't betray your family, your friends, your people. I guess that doesn't apply anymore in this new "enlightened" age. But I'll take the old ways any day


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He was booked into the Ada County Jail Tuesday afternoon.
Watkins faces an arraignment hearing Wednesday in 4th District Court in Boise.
The patas monkey died early Saturday of blunt force trauma.
Authorities say they'll charge Watkins with a pair of felonies: burglary, for allegedly breaking into Zoo Boise, and grand theft, for allegedly taking and killing the monkey.
Police don't plan to charge a second man who was with Watkins, but apparently never entered the zoo.
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When Patty Mills is on the court, he's a pinball.
The 22-year-old Trail Blazer from Australia hoists up three-pointers without hesitation, hurtles his body into the lane and plays hyperactive, nose-to-nose defense against some of the NBA's best players (a few of whom have been known to cut past Mills to the basket, or to post up the bearded dynamo generously listed as 6 feet tall). The second-year point guard spent much of this season as the Blazers' mid game energy boost, though rotation changes stemming from the midseason acquisition of Gerald Wallace have all but eliminated the 10 to 20 minutes per game shifts Mills saw back in January.
Despite living on the bench these days, Portland's favorite Aussie import remains one of the Blazers' most indispensable chemistry guys, a tireless morale booster and towel waver from the sidelines who kick-started the "three-goggles" hand-sign trend with teammate Rudy Fernandez.
When he's got downtime, Mills just keeps on rolling: He conducts interviews for the Blazers' in-house streaming Internet channel, and he drives around the city and state selling the T-shirts he helped design as a fundraiser for Australian flood relief. Though he's only played five minutes in the past three games, Mills was upbeat and personable on Saturday afternoon via phone from Oklahoma City.
WW: So, what exactly do you do with a night off in Oklahoma City, the entertainment capital of...Oklahoma?
Patty Mills: Oh, mate, nothing [laughs]. The last few times we've been through we've just hung out at the hotel, had dinner and caught up on some rest.
Doesn't your mood hinge at all on the minutes you're getting?
No. We've had an unbelievable season, if you consider all the injuries and trades and all the stuff that has happened. So whether I contribute on the court or not, we're winning games. So I've been happy…for being where I am and being part of this great team and for just having fun with my teammates. I understand the role I'm in and what I have to do if I'm given opportunities. But if not, there are other ways I can contribute off the court.
It seems like one of your roles has been gelling this team—have you felt close with this team since you first got here?
No, I wouldn't say I've always been tight, and I wouldn't say it's a role of mine, either, because I've never been asked to do it. It just happened naturally. That's just my character. The way I act around people is to have fun, and I'm laid back and I go with the flow. It's such an underrated aspect of the team game here in the NBA—that camaraderie between guys off the court.
You've been selling and signing T-shirts for Australian flood relief on your own time. What keeps you pushing that cause two months afterward?
Being in America and not being where the disaster happened was really hard. I know if I was there, I'd be the first one to put out my hands to help clean up and do all the dirty work or whatever it may be, so I was just feeling helpless here. I think that determined attitude about not being in Australia and the impact of having family and friends directly affected in both the disasters, that's what keeps me wanting to push this even more.
Has it been hard to keep people's focus on Australia with the disaster more recently in Japan?
Well, look, mate, it's not a race. It's not wanting to get more attention than another thing. They're both major disasters. It's not like Japan's disasters are taking thunder from my shirts—it's not like that at all. Both disasters are up there together, and I hope everyone helps out to do all they can for both of them.
Have you seen any money off the three-goggles campaign?
No, we haven't got anything off that. We didn't know how big it was going to be at the time. It was just a little personal joke, but it's kind of taken off.
It seems like the marketing department owes you a hat tip, at least.
No question, mate. They've run with it.
I'd imagine you usually haze the new guys, but can you really mess with a dude as big as Gerald Wallace?
I mess with him all the time, mate. He's big and mean on the court, but he's really soft off the court [laughs]. I think he's feeling right at home, and you can see it by the way he's playing.
How far can this team go?
We play solid basketball and we've proven it throughout the season. The main thing with us is being consistent with it. We need to be as close to perfect as we can be to beat top teams. But we've shown that we can hang with the big guys like San Antonio, Lakers, all those people. It's about tightening the screws and getting a little more crisp. We can do something special with this group.


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2014: Appeared in 16 games with 13 starts in the circle...posted a 3-10 mark with a 4.57 ERA in 72 innings of work...managed a 1.6 strikeout to walk ratio...earned first collegiate win vs. Towson (4/2), allowing two runs on six hits...garnered an 8-2 conference victory over Army (4/19) during which she surrendered one earned run while scattering seven hits...beat Rider 5-4 for her third win of season, one of five complete games on the season...threw 1.2 innings without allowing a baserunner to pick up the save vs. Villanova (4/23)...first collegiate hit came against Army (4/20) in one of four at bats on the season.
High School: Four-year starter...Named to All-Area, All-Conference and All-Academic Conference teams...Regional Champions...Honor roll...Academic Excellence award winner...also participated in swimming.
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Jazz musician originally out of Miami, Fl. Went through Miami Southridge's music department. Left the music scene to join FIU on full jazz and classical scholarships, but was derailed due to personal reasons. Left for the US army after only two years at FIU. After six-plus years, came to Tampa, Fl where I returned to playing music.
Trumpet, flugelhorn.
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Miles Davis, Lee Morgan, David Sanborn, Wynton Marsalis, Frank Sinatra.
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I was 13 and finally understood what Miles Davis was "saying" through "All Blues," on Kind of Blue.
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Don't have one.
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Miles Davis, Kind of Blue.
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Originality and style.
CDs you are listening to now:
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Desert Island picks:
Miles Davis, Kind of Blue; Miles Davis, Water Babies.
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Barely surviving...barely hanging on.
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Felaine, that's hilarious. Looks like something from Monty Python.
Speaking of gas stations, remember when they used to give out premiums and gifts, like banks used to? I know that one of our Xmas music records, a wonderful Julie Andrews album acquired in the 60's, was from a gas station promoted by Firestone.
I also remember my grandmother moving her money around to different banks so she could get the free gift. Blenders, fans, and little household gadgets.
I like all you peeps pictures. The Monorail Cat is great Mindy.
Randall, I do remember when you could save money on "self-serve" gas.
Carl, neat hobby!
Joan, I'll wait for a rainy day to peruse the site you suggested. I used to live in S. Cal.
Spud, remember when a "self-serve" filling station was a good way to save money? Not any longer. We're being ripped off.
And I love the poster humor!
Chris, thanks for the Shorpy link. What a great site! That's right up my alley. I love those old photos. I have my Chicago postcard collection with cards from 1898 through the 1940's. So many of the postcards from the "turn of the century" are just like the street scenes in those photos of LA and from the Shorpy website.
I have somewhere between 1,200 and 1,500 cards exclusively of Chicago. It's my ambitious project to one day have them all posted (front & back) and categorized on a personal website for all to enjoy. My collection is quite extensive, so I've basically stopped acquiring additional cards unless I come across something that is so extraordinary or rare.
Those LA photos are beautiful! Do you know Shorpy? http://www.shorpy.com/
And thanks for the cartoons! Saved and to be used in lessons!
Joan, I started looking at the LA photos. After a few at the first, I went to the last and started back up. Near the last is a photo of a Richfield Service Station, with a couple of uniformed service men.
I couldn't help think that service has gone down as prices have gone up (dramatically).
Felaine, out of curiosity, I tried to find a photo of "Jesus Saves" "S & H Green Stamps", unsuccessfully. However, I found an interesting site that just filled a lovely hour of time on a cold and rainy day.
Early Los Angeles City Views (1900 - 1925)
I got about a quarter of the way through the photos and stories. Some very fascinating places and changes.
When I was in school we used to sing, to the tune of "John Brown's body",
Jesus puts his money in the National Savings Bank (x3)
Jesus saves, Jesus saves, Jesus saves.
Joan, a long time ago, before PhotoShop, someone took a shot of a humongously ugly "Jesus Saves" on a tacky downtown Los Angeles church, and added an S & H Green Stamps sign underneath it (via darkroom artistry.) The L. A. Times printed it, and caused an uproar in the Letters column. Some people have NO sense of humor.
There is also the saying, "Jesus Saves; Moses Invests." I would add, "They ALL Kill."
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I looked around for a while to find the best rack and deal for a hitch mount tray style rack. Love the light weight of this rack and the ability to fit all different size bikes on it. It works great with my carbon road bike and my kids 20" bike. It works great and is easy to setup. The tilt feature works awesome. On a recent trip everyone was jealous of the ease of loading the bikes and the stability once the bikes are loaded. My wife especially likes it as it's much easier to load than a roof style rack and and she no longer has to set things in front of the garage so she doesn't pull in with the bikes on top. Also as a follow up I just received a hand written note in the mail from customer service with a business card and some stickers. Haven't had to use customer service but it was a plus to see how accessible they are.
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This rack is as good as it gets! It is easy to load/unload, and (when the bikes are not loaded) allows easy access through our SUVs rear hatch. And while it allows easy access while attached, it is light-weight enough to easily remove when not needed. We love it!
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Bought this unit almost a year ago and used it almost daily until winter arrived. Bought it so we could take Grandchildren riding with us. For a 4 bike rack it is considerably lighter than other racks and very stable. Would like to see a revised hitch bolt setup. This threaded piece only just sits in the hitch throat and will slide out of place if tilted a little. I installed a set screw on the rack to keep the adapter in place until the hitch bolt was installed. Makes life and installing eqsier.
Excellent Bike Carrier & Easy to use
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We purchased brand new bikes and were looking for a rack that would fit 4 bikes without worrying about scratches etc. This rack holds our bikes securely and doesn't scratch them. We can use in our vehicle hitch or in a receiver on our camper. This one is great!
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I am a petite lady with a number of kids and adult bikes that need dragging around to trails and bike parks. I used it yesterday with a mix of the two different bike types and it worked great! Easy to get on the car, bikes went on and off easily. I do think it should have locks included. The price was good too!
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We did a lot of research before purchasing this rack. Loading the bikes is very easy and when traveling they are very stable, very little to no movement at all which is what I wanted. The nice thing is that when bikes are offloaded and rack is folded up I still have plenty of room to fit the car in the garage. Nice feature because it makes it easy to go fir a quick trip to the greenway anytime.Purchased the lock set as well. Love the rack!Great product.
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Meanwhile, Agent Simms returns to assist Carrie, and Al reconnects with an old girlfriend who may be able to help on the case.
The episode airs Sunday, July 13 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Get a sneak peek below!
UNFORGETTABLE stars Poppy Montgomery as Carrie Wells, an NYPD detective with a rare ability that makes her memory so flawless that every event she experiences is forever embedded in her mind, ready to be accessed at a moment's notice. Feeling that her ability prevented her from leading a normal life, Carrie withdrew from police work for several years until she was unexpectedly reunited with her ex-boyfriend and partner, Detective Al Burns. After consulting on a case, Carrie decided that she belonged back on the job and joined Al in the Queens PD. Carrie's memory helped her and Al close a staggering number of murder cases, which caught the eye of Eliot Delson, head of the Major Crimes Section of the NYPD. Carrie and Al agreed to leave Queens to join Eliot's team in Manhattan, though Carrie forced him to bring on Joanne Webster, a brilliant medical examiner well known to Eliot for her acerbic personality. Armed with her unique ability and backed up by the people she trusts the most, Carrie now helps protect the citizens of New York, and each case is more memorable than the last.


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