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A bipartisan agreement to overhaul the way Ohio draws its legislative districts now goes to the voters.
Attorney General Mike DeWine says about 150 Ohio schools have not filed their floor plans or safety plans as required by state law.
Schools must file those plans with DeWine's office and update them at least every three years, making them accessible to law enforcement. DeWine urged schools to ensure their plans were up to date in the wake of the Chardon High School shooting that killed three students in February.
More than 330 schools had not properly filed plans at that time. DeWine says 1,030 buildings in 109 districts have submitted or updated plans since then.
He says officials try to prevent such situations but must be prepared to respond if they occur. He says Chardon High School had and followed its safety plan when the shooting occurred.


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Saying goodbye. December 15, 2014Posted by ourfriendben in Reiki, Reiki wisdom.
Tags: Reiki, Reiki and animals, Thomas a Kempis, Pope Francis, Francis Thompson
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"If your heart were sincere and upright, every creature would be unto you a looking-glass of life and a book of holy doctrine."
—Thomas a Kempis
"All things by immortal power
Near or far,
To each other linked are,
That thou canst not stir a flower
Without troubling of a star."
—Francis Thompson
Pope Francis got in big trouble this past week by daring to suggest that animals went to heaven. He was trying to console a distraught little boy whose dog had just died by saying that his beloved pet was now in heaven and that he, the boy, would meet with him again when he got there. Immediately, an outpouring of outrage from conservatives and spokespeople for organizations like the Pork Producers Association came pouring out like a pile of slaughtered pig guts.
All of us who've ever had a pet know that the cost of loving them is losing them, since their lives are so short compared to ours. Every time I get a new dog, cat, bird, or what have you, I know that in the moment of saying hello I'm also starting to say goodbye. But I get them and I love them anyway, because I can't imagine life without pets to love, without pets to love you, even for a short time.
But how do you explain that to a little boy who's just lost his first pet, his beloved dog? I suppose that for many of us, the first faces we'd like to see after Saint Peter's are those of the pets we loved, the pets who loved us, the pets who, possibly, saved us when we were in physical or emotional crisis, watching over us with their endless loving concern. Telling a heartbroken little boy that he'd see his dog in heaven, as Pope Francis did, was an act of charity. It might also have been true.
Having not been there, I can't tell you if there's a heaven. But if there is, I want my pets to be in it, or it won't be worth going to. I want all the plants and animals and water features that make our world an earthly paradise to be in it. And I want those pigs who believe that God gave them the earth and everything on it to despoil for their own enrichment to re-read their Genesis, which they always use to justify barbarous acts of greed and savagery, where God Creator says that He gave His Creation into man's care, to stand for him as its protector. Not its destroyer.
Just for today, cherish the dog, the flower, and the star. For we are all linked, no matter what we are.
Give love this Christmas. December 9, 2014Posted by ourfriendben in Reiki, Reiki wisdom.
Tags: Christmas, Doctors Without Borders, donating, generosity, Habitat for Humanity, Heifer International, homeless shelters, Pope Francis, Reiki, Salvation Army, soup kitchens, Southwest Indian Foundation, Thomas a Kempis
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"Wheresoever we seek our own, there we fall from love."
—Thomas a Kempis
"There is the tendency to place ourselves and our ambitions at the center of our lives. This is very human, but it is not Christian."
—Pope Francis, @Pontifex
Yesterday, I received a Christmas card from my Aunt Betty. At this season of the year, most of us are either thinking about what we want for Christmas or what our family and friends might want for Christmas, or what we'd better get the boss and the office gang, or our kids' teachers and coaches, or our secretary, or God-knows-who for Christmas. Or how we'll ever afford Christmas, with all these ever-more-expensive presents for everybody and shipping costs getting more outrageous every year.
But not Aunt Betty. She gets presents for those in need and sends them in our names. In past years, we've gotten cards saying that a needy family in, say, the Andes has received a (live) chicken in our name through Heifer International, so they can get nutritious eggs. (You don't need a rooster to get eggs.) This year, she donated to Doctors Without Borders, those brave individuals who risk their lives to share their expertise where it otherwise wouldn't be available. People we'll never see or know will have a better Christmas this year. Thank you, Aunt Betty!
What I think she's trying to tell us is that she thinks we have enough "stuff" and don't need any more from her. (And she's right.) Whereas these organizations help people who lack food, shelter, warmth, medical care, and other basic necessities, much less toys, video games, the latest athletic shoes, and the like. I suggest that you think of an organization that speaks to you this Christmas, be it a local soup kitchen or homeless shelter, The Salvation Army, The Southwest Indian Foundation, Habitat for Humanity, or any of the hundreds of others, and donate in a family member's or your office's name this Christmas. (And don't forget that you can volunteer your time as well, including giving free hands-on Reiki sessions.)
Obviously, I'd never suggest doing this when children are involved. But you could get them a book or toy and donate in their family's name, and the family could start teaching them the meaning of sharing and giving. Think how much better you'll feel knowing you're helping others on Christmas than ripping open package after package of stuff for yourself.
Just for today, don't fall from love.
The silence of our friends. December 8, 2014Posted by ourfriendben in Reiki, Reiki wisdom.
Tags: Martin Luther King Jr., Martin Niemoller, Pope Francis
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"In the end we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends."
—Martin Luther King, Jr.
"In Germany they came first for the Communists, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Communist. Then they came for the Jews, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Jew. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a trade unionist. Then they came for the Catholics, and I didn't speak up because I was a Protestant. Then they came for me, and by that time no one was left to speak up."
—Martin Niemoller, Lutheran Pastor
"The Church is called to draw near to every person, beginning with the poorest and those who suffer."
—Pope Francis, @Pontifex
Just for today, remember that everyone is our friend. Do not ever remain silent while others suffer.
I accept with joy. December 1, 2014Posted by ourfriendben in Reiki, Reiki exercise, Reiki wisdom.
Tags: Bhagavad Gita, Five Reiki Ideals, Five Reiki Precepts, Five Reiki Principles, Reiki, Reiki wisdom, Tibet, Tibetan mandalas, Tibetan monks, Tibetan sandpaintings
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"Whatever I am offered in devotion with a pure heart—a leaf, a flower, fruit, or water—I accept with joy."
—Bhagavad Gita
I love the images that spring to mind when I read this passage—a leaf holding a single drop of water, a bowl of water with a leaf, flower, or even petal floating on the surface, a perfect cluster of grapes or a ripe apricot set off by a handful of sparkling cherries. The simple yet colorful offerings are so delightful that it makes it easy to overlook the other two aspects of this passage, the pure offering and the joyful receiver.
The Gita makes it quite plain that the receiver doesn't need to be overwhelmed with offerings, that a small gift offered with a pure heart brings as much joy to the recipient as a castle overflowing with gold and jewels. More, to my mind. Gold and jewels can never be fresh like a dewdrop on a leaf or a plate of ripe fruit.
In this case, the receiver of the offering is clearly the Lord. But it needn't be. It could be you, or the Lord in you. In either case, it's up to you to recognize the offering and accept with joy. Once you start this practice, looking for small, even hidden, jewel-like offerings and accepting them with joy, you'll start to find more and more of them.
Just the other day, I received a package from an old friend with the most wonderful gift inside. But let me backtrack a minute first. You know how the Dalai Lama's monks travel the U.S. trying to raise awareness of Tibet's plight? Well, as part of their presentations, they typically will perform traditional Tibetan arts. A few years ago, the monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery came to a town not far from me, and a friend and I went to see them perform traditional Tibetan dances (which were wonderful).
Later in the week, they were going to create one of the fabulous sandpaintings for which they're renowned. Made of numerous brilliantly colored sands, these take days to create, and when they're finished, they look like elaborate tapestry mandalas. After performing the closing rituals, the monks sweep all the sands together, leaving nothing of the sand mandala. A truly ephemeral art!
I wasn't able to get back for any part of the sandpainting process, which made me very sad. But, unbeknownst to me, another friend did go. Getting back to my story, the package I received contained a lovely mandala to hang anywhere. But what really delighted me was that it also contained a small package of sand from the monks' mandala! The sand is very fine, but if you move the little packet, you can just discern the many colors.
To me, this was a treasure. And certainly, my friend was offering it with a pure heart. I accepted it with joy! The lesson for me was that sometimes, simply allowing yourself to accept with a joyful heart can be every bit as important as making an offering.
Just for today, be grateful.
Through our magic mirror. November 17, 2014Posted by ourfriendben in Reiki, Reiki wisdom.
Tags: Eknath Easwaran, Sri Eknath Easwaran, words to live by
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"None of us see life as it is, the world as it is. We all see life as we are. We look at others through our own likes and dislikes, desires and interests."
—Sri Eknath Easwaran, Words to Live By
As Sri Eknath is always quick to point out, we're happy with someone when he or she is doing exactly what we want. He brings us triple fruit sherbet—how nice! But wait, it isn't tropical triple-fruit sherbet. She remembered the lottery ticket, how thoughtful! But it's not for the right day. We'd like to go to a certain movie or restaurant. So are we? When are we?
The mirror that shows us our face sometimes stops directly behind us. We don't see the people who make it possible for us to move deeper, to appreciate the kindness and consideration that are directed at us every day. Perhaps we need to clean the mirror; perhaps we simply need to break it or walk away.
Just for today, try walking away.
The eternally real. November 12, 2014Posted by ourfriendben in Reiki, Reiki wisdom.
Tags: naming, Tao Te Ching
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"The unnamable is the eternally real.
Naming is the origin
of all particular things."
—Tao Te Ching
The unnamable is the All, the one with everything. Naming is a game, a human obsession. When I was younger, I was simply obsessed with naming everything, making sure I was botanically correct. And I was good at it, pinpointing the tiny color differences and behaviors that separated species. But what I didn't understand was that separation harmed the whole. Yes, it was interesting to note these differences. This was what naturalists had done from the dawn of natural history, and I wanted to be a naturalist: Seeing nature as it had been made, as it had evolved.
I can't even say when I realized that the naming of species was really pretty pointless. As T.S. Eliot would say, "The naming of cats is a difficult matter." Eventually, I couldn't tell you the Latin name of one peony species from another (though I could certainly recognize their differences). I'm sure my colleagues thought I'd gone insane—after all, hadn't I been able to recognize them all? But what was the ultimate point? Naming is the beginning of separation, of judging, good or bad, ugly or beautiful, stupid or smart.
The unnamable is the eternally real. Eat your rice, enjoy your tea. Watch and smell your lovely fire. Let the naming, let the judgment, drop away.
Just for today, watch your cats sleeping on your bed, softly snoring. Do not think one is better than another.
The ultimate point. November 9, 2014Posted by ourfriendben in Reiki, Reiki wisdom.
Tags: Hsuan Hua, Mammoth Cave, Reiki, Reiki and enlightenment, Reiki practices, silence
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"When silence reaches an ultimate point,
the light penetrates everywhere."
—Hsuan Hua
Sadly, silence is such a scarce commodity these days that it's almost impossible to find it in your own home or yard, much less anywhere else. Yet deep silence can change us. When I was a child, my family went to Mammoth Cave. Once we were deep inside the cave, our guide asked our group to please be quiet. Then he turned off the lights so we could feel what absolute darkness was like. The darkness was impressive, of course, but what impressed me most was the silence. In that moment, it "reached an ultimate point." And in that total darkness, as Hsuan Hua said, the light penetrated everywhere.
Just for today, find your own stillness.
Love your mother. November 6, 2014Posted by ourfriendben in Reiki, Reiki wisdom.
Tags: Chief Seattle, conservationists, Henry David Thoreau, Hildegard of Bingen, Hildegard von Bingen, John Muir, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Teddy Roosevelt
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"The earth which sustains humanity must not be injured; it must not be destroyed."
This quote sounds like it must have come from one of the great 19th-century American conservationalists, like John Muir, or Henry David Thoreau or his mentor Ralph Waldo Emerson, or even Teddy Roosevelt, who founded our national parks system. (Perhaps the reason he's on Mount Rushmore.) Or Chief Seattle or another First American who approached the the land and all who dwelled on it with respect. But as it happens, it's from a German nun, Hildegard of Bingen, who was born in 1098.
1098! Clearly, even then, people saw the threat to Mother Earth at the hands of greedy men. If we don't protect our oceans, our land masses, and our air, we and all life will die. If we don't stop fracking, stop Monsanto and other corporations from poisoning our land and water, and stop what might be thought of as small-scale greed from buying up and destroying farmland, not to mention prairies, wetlands, and other valuable natural areas, we're doomed.
Even here, in our rustic part of scenic PA, one of the wealthiest men in the area has been trying for years to sell off farmland to build developments, strip malls, and warehouses, threatening the township with turning the land (previously,supposedly, preserved as farmland) into a quarry if they don't allow him to do as he likes. It's not that he needs the money; he just wants yet more money. People have been fighting for years to keep the land in farmland; goodness knows, there are plenty of developments and plenty of warehouses and plenty of rich, greedy, oblivious men already. But as in the states that have fought for GMO-labeled foods, this is likely a case that money will win and passion will lose.
Please put your hands on the ground, and on your food, and on every natural thing today and every day. Send Reiki. Feel the connection. Your Mother loves you, too.
Just for today, love your Mother.
Offering song. October 31, 2014Posted by ourfriendben in Reiki, Reiki wisdom.
Tags: Lakota, Lakota Offering Song, Reiki, Reiki wisdom
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"My friend, I have given you these, behold them
My friend, I have given you these, behold them
The day has made it all possible to give you these offerings,
behold them."
—Lakota Offering Song
I read this just this morning and was so amazed by the Lakota attitude toward giving. Most of us are raised with one of two attitudes about giving: "Oh, this is embarrassing, this implies that person is now indebted to me" or "I did this for you, now you owe me bigtime." One makes the giver self-conscious, the other the recipient.
In the case of this song, neither "owes" the other anything: the giver urges the recipient to look at the gifts, to enjoy them, and then praises the day, not himself or herself, for making the giving possible. "My friend" makes it even more wonderful. In this season, I can see someone turning up on the doorstep with a pumpkin and some colorful corn and saying "behold them." I can see them turning up with my favorite, a luscious, gooey, homemade pumpkin roll, plus some wonderful light-as-air dinner rolls or even a pan of steaming-hot cornbread and saying "behold them." I can see handing out all the Halloween candy (and crying inside for not being able to hand out fruit instead, maybe next year we'll try stick cheese), and saying "behold them."
For once, it isn't about us, and it isn't about them. It's about what I have managed to give you today, my friend, and about what you have managed to take, and to behold, and what today has made possible.
Just for today, behold what you have been given.
Let's be creative. October 28, 2014Posted by ourfriendben in Reiki, Reiki wisdom.
Tags: creativity, Reiki, Reiki and creativity
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"Creativity is in the process, not the outcome."
So many of us seem to be afraid to be creative. Whether it's because we're afraid that it's a childish waste of time or we're afraid we have no talent and whatever we create will end up looking ridiculous, we just walk away from the paintbox or the poem or the song or the bookcase or the flowerbed. This quote reminds us that whatever it looks like doesn't matter: The real creativity is in the act of creating, not the creation itself.
Let's take knitting as an example. My grandmother was a fabulous knitter, and my sister takes after her. They could and can knit anything. I, on the other hand, can't even purl, much less create hats or mittens or sweaters. All I can make are scarves. But I love working with beautiful yarns, and I find knitting relaxing. It sets my mind at rest. When the weather turns cold, I love to sit with the beautiful, warming yarn on my lap, loving the colors and textures, and watch it magically transform from a skein into a scarf. I don't care at all that it's a knit-stitch scarf and not an elaborate cable-knit sweater. Quite the opposite, in fact. My goal is not to have to count stitches, but to relax and enjoy the beauty of the yarn.
Cooking comes to mind as well. My food will never look like the food on cooking shows and in magazines and cookbooks and the like, because I don't have—and don't want—the equipment chefs use to make it look like that. I make delicious mashed potatoes, but instead of piping them out in intricate patterns, I just put a big dollop on the plate next to the green and yellow wax beans and lentil stew or whatever. But I still love the process of cooking, which I also find relaxing, and creating my own recipes, and people love eating them, whatever they look like, and that's what matters.
I think it's important to focus on process, especially in our Reiki practice. There's a reason we use the word "practice" to describe what we do. It's not a contest, it's not a competition, it's a process. In the moment, some may make progress more quickly than you, and some more slowly. Perhaps, at times, you will make progress more quickly or slowly than others on the Reiki path. That is not what matters. What matters is enjoying the process, looking at your feet on the path, not at how far ahead of you someone else is (oh no!) or how far behind others have fallen (see how much better I am than they are!).
I've always loved watercolors, their luscious possibilities, their fluidity and the surprising color combinations that permits. I'm pathetic when it comes to watercoloring; any first-grader could do better than I can. And I love Japanese calligraphy, such as the calligraphy of Kazuaki Tanahashi. So I'm thinking of trying to draw the Reiki symbols in watercolor calligraphy. Will they be horrible? Of course they will. Will I beat myself up because they're horrible? No, I won't. I'll just enjoy the process and the beautiful colors. Creativity is in the process.
Just for today, let yourself play.


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Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare gets free digital upgrade program
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Shafilea Ahmed's father denies murder after wife changes story
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Wednesday 11 July 2012
A father accused of murdering his daughter because he believed she had brought shame on his family broke down in court today as he denied the charge.
The father of a murdered 17-year-old girl broke down in court today as he denied killing her.
52-year-old Iftikhar Ahmed struggled to speak as he denied murdering his daughter as punishment for bringing shame on the family by leading a westernised lifestyle.
Mr. Ahmed and his wife Farzana, 49, have been on trial for the last eight weeks charged with killing Shafilea in 2003.
Throughout the trial Mrs. Ahmed has denied knowing or having anything to do with Shafilea's murder, but last week she changed her account to say she had witnessed her husband beat Shafilea on the night of her disappearance.
She also claimed Iftikhar had threatened to do the same to her and their other children if she ever asked him what had happened to Shafilea.
But today Mr. Ahmed denied ever hurting his daughter or having anything to do with Shafilea's death, adding that he still loved his wife "to bits" despite her allegations.
Defence barrister Tom Bayliss QC asked: "Have you ever caused any harm to your daughter Shafilea?"
Ahmed said: "No."
Mr Bayliss then asked: "Were you responsible for the death of your daughter?"
He replied: "No", adding "We were devastated to find out that she had left home in the first place."
When he was asked how he felt when his daughter's body was found, he struggled to respond, before adding in a strained voice: "We couldn't believe it when we heard."
Mr Bayliss asked how the police inquiries of 2003 affected the family.
Mr Ahmed said: "It was constant media attention, police presence, social services presence every day... just questions, questions, questions. We never got any rest from it.
"The children were having to listen to the news media. Taunting from children in the school. Children say a lot of things when they have read the news. Then I was having to comfort them when they came home."
Asked about being arrested on suspicion of kidnap, Mr Ahmed said: "We didn't expect the police to come and investigate us for kidnapping. That was a shock in itself... the way the inquiry was, it was constant finger-pointing, like the parents are involved one way or another."
Shafilea disappeared in September 2003 and her body was found on the bank of the River Kent in Cumbria the following February.
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I'm asking for my 18 year old daughter who has never had high blood pressure before but took her blood pressure yesterday after missing a dose. It was 150/94. She doesn't get any relief from the headaches and still has them every day. Any information would be appreciated.
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Safelite Auto Glass - Safelite is NOT an American Company!
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Safelite is NOT an American-owned Company! It was sold to a foreign conglomerate 4 years ago. It is owned by Belron (British Company). Belron, in turn, is owned by a Dieteren, a Belgin Company. Therefore Safelite is a Belgin Company, not American.
Safelite contracts with insurance companies (that is probably how you heard of them). Your insurance company wants you to use Safelite because they are cheap. As you can see from the customer service reviews, the quality of their work is suspect.
Every dollar that goes to Safelite, puts your local auto glass company out of business. Buy local.d450fe3 review #172946
dave h Jul 04, 2010
Really? That's odd, because if it wasn't for Safelite, I wouldn't have a job. I happen to be American, not Belgian.
Oh, and by the way, the Safelite glass factory is located in North Carolina. Which last I heard, is a state located in the United State of America.
So seriously, stop writing nonsense.
An American with a Job. Mar 07, 2010
The jobs they create are being filled my Americans. The charities they give to are American charities which help Americans. And the company pays taxes here in -- you guessed it: America.
Since when did Patriotism become ideological fanaticism to the extent that one becomes a blathering ***? The nation needs commerce right now, and Americans need jobs. And if you do any REAL research about this company, you'll find that they have a lot to be proud of - not only as a business, but also in our local communities. They really try, which is something I respect. No company always gets it perfect, and all of us are trying to grow as people, but patriotism and love of country has nothing to do with bashing others. Ever.
I'm an American war veteran who is employed by Safelite. I don't appreciate the hate-mongering that you tried to wrap around our sense of nationalism with this senseless post. You want to beat your competition? Do it through good customer service. But this was lame, low and not a good demonstration of the values we all need to stand by in these trying times.
Please think.
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Safelite Mar 03, 2010
Yes, we are owned by a company based overseas. Belron is the world's largest vehicle glass repair and replacement company. They have operations in 31 countries across five continents. As you can imagine, that allows us to have unparalleled access to research and resources to make our company even better!
We at Safelite AutoGlass are based in Columbus, OH and employ more than 9,000 people across the nation! It's definitely the best of both worlds - we can think global and act local!
Our glass and materials also meet or exceed all federal guidelines and we offer our own in-depth certification process. This committment to quality and safety is generally what differentiates the competition.
We are also committed to customer service excellence, which includes a national lifetime warranty that is unmatched by any competitor. We are the only company to offer national coverage, which means that wherever our customers travels take them, they are covered!
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visit to the tentcity protest on Tel Aviv's Rothschild
Boulevard.Shama-Hacohen and three other members of the joint Knesset
Economics and Interior Committee on the Bill to Accelerate Housing Construction,
Kadima MKs Yulia Shamolov Berkovich and Nino Abesadze, as well as MK Dov Henin
(Hadash), sat in the demonstration's "living room," and listened to the
complaints of tent city "residents."RELATED:PM responds to tent protesters: Come protest in Jerusalem'Revolt over rent' launched in Tel Aviv"Either prices will fall, or the
government will fall – it's one or the other," Shama- Hacohen said."The
housing crisis is everyone's crisis, and not just one sector of the population,"
he said. "We didn't need tents in order to understand it."After
listening to demonstrators' laments, Shama- Hacohen had an impromptu discussion
with a Knesset staffer on the spot, and added a meeting on the housing crisis to
his committee's agenda."It is the Knesset's obligation to find a
solution," the Likud lawmaker said. "Three weeks ago, the prime minister told me
that we need to pass emergency legislation [on the crisis], and I told the
bureaucrats in the relevant government offices that the committee is looking for
specific and immediate solutions to housing for young people – homes for rent at
reasonable rates, and affordable housing."Shama-Hacohen also said that
he and MK Shelly Yacimovich (Labor) had proposed a bill to limit rent
increases.Shamolov Berkovich said, "It's too bad that there are more
photographers than protesters here, but I'm glad that the media are helping
people notice this social issue. It's a start."The housing crisis didn't
happen because we don't have money," she said. "It's because we don't have
compassion. We're lacking values. "This is the end of days. I
won't tolerate a Jewish state where Jews don't have homes," the Kadima MK
said. "I want Israel to be the best place to live."Israelis have
"lost faith in this country and in one another, but there are many new, young
MKs saying 'we're with you,' and I think time will show this is true," Shamolov
Berkovich said.Henin recommended that the government raise taxes on
owners who do not rent out their empty houses, and that rental rates should be
regulated."People call this a free market – what freedom is there in the
current situation?" he asked.Abesadze called for the coalition and
opposition to join forces to deal with this "apolitical issue."She
recounted her own experiences as a new immigrant from Georgia in the former
Soviet Union."I came here along with a million others 15 years ago, and
I had to start all over, from nothing," Abesadze said. "I didn't have rich
grandparents who could help. I had to work to pay for an apartment."I
went straight from unemployment checks to the Knesset," she said. "I know what
it's like to have trouble making it through the month."The problem isn't
just for immigrants – it's young people as well. What kind of future can we
discuss if young people don't have anywhere to live?" the Kadima MK
asked.Abesadze also said that she and her three daughters would sleep in
the tent city that night.Meanwhile, Kadima and the Likud blamed each
other for the housing situation.Kadima announced that its weekly
no-confidence motion, to be presented on Monday afternoon, would be titled "The
Netanyahu government's failure in solving the housing crisis for citizens of
Israel, specifically young couples."Later on Sunday, Kadima leader Tzipi
Livni said that "the government does not encourage renting
apartments.Reforms do not replace policies."Policies have to
change here and now, by rearranging national real estate and investment
priorities," she said. "The solution is right under our noses, and it requires
making decisions."The government cannot say it is not responsible for
what happens in the market. Even if there is privatization, even if there
was regulation and they removed it, the government needs to have its finger on
the public's pulse and check itself," Livni said. "The government needs
to make policies that will make life easier for its citizens, especially the
middle class."A Likud spokeswoman said that "Kadima is once again trying
to make headlines in areas where it has already failed. When Kadima was the
ruling party, there was less construction in the center of the
country."The housing crisis was worse during Kadima's time, and they
completely ignored the issue," the spokeswoman added. "Prime Minister Binyamin
Netanyahu has proposed an increase in output, as well as real-estate reforms
that will speed up planning and construction."Kadima talks, while Likud
acts," she said.Also on Sunday, MK Uri Ariel (National Union) said, "The
housing crisis is a result of the [settlement] freeze."
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Debbie graduated cum laude from the University of Kentucky in 1972 with a Bachelors Degree in Education. She remained a life-long avid UK sports fan and supporter. She worked for Blue Cross/Blue Shield in Louisville for many years.
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