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Thinking Right's weekend free-for-all. Pick a topic:
U.S. Rep. Tom Price (R-Roswell) drafts the national health care plan that Congress should consider. Tax credits and deductions give consumers money to purchase medical coverage in the private sector, shopping across state lines. State high-risk pools would cover those with existing medical problems. One vital feature, missing from the Democrats' plans, are provisions to curtail excessive medical malpractice awards. It is a national policy calamity that a more open and honest congressional debate didn't occur.
Don't know Glenn Thomas, a candidate for mayor of Atlanta, but he offers a profound insight into taxes collected by one government and handed over to another to spend, specifically Atlanta's spending of federal largesse. Said Thomas: "It's not that we don't have the money. We don't know how to spend it." He was speaking of the wasted $100 million Empowerment Zone money that the Clinton administration shoveled to Atlanta.
Same topic, different point. The Empowerment, now called Renewal Community, has about $37 million remaining and may have to return about $30 million to the feds at year's end if it's not spent. "The goal of the [Renewal Community] board is not to send any money back," said Peggy Harper, board chairman. "We're going to look for the most expedient way to spend the money." In two sentences, Harper has just explained the failure of 99 percent of federal social programs – and how people end up in jail, though far less often than they should if federal programs were properly monitored.
You be the judge: The honesty of John Thompson, a 29-year state employee is so startling – "I do nothing" – that a) Diogenes works for Georgia or b) he's really angry with superiors and wants somebody fired. You gotta admit, though, that moving him to a "do-nothing" job from "chief of operations" and giving him a 22 percent pay increase is the way that large corporations and big governments with too much money deal with their personnel problems.
East Point officials appear to be doing a commendable job of managing the city out of its recurring financial troubles, prompting the question of why City Council would now invite future financial trouble by recognizing a union, East Point Professional Firefighters Local 4717, to represent its fire department.
Other than newspapers, the single company I'd like most to see succeed is Ford Motor Co., which just posted second-quarter profits of $2.3 million. Executives there took the risk to borrow $23.5 billion in 2006 and 2007, putting the entire corporation on the line, to prepare for the downturn. No government bailout. That kind of free-enterprise risk-taking should be rewarded in the marketplace.
Fulton County's new elections chief, Barry Garner, makes an outlandish promise. "We are not going to be the laughingstock of the election community anymore" by always being the last to get ballots counted," said the brash young newcomer. He'd just as soon promise to end traffic congestion.
Oh, car hijackee and Atlanta City Councilman Ceasar Mitchell, was not the victim of crime; he was the victim of perception of crime. According to the mayor, the city's "safer now than it has been in decades." But people like Mitchell and Council President Lisa Borders seem to be noticing crime more.
The whole world knew when the shakedown of Big Tobacco succeeded that they'd be coming for the soft-drink and snack-food industries at the earliest opportunity. Answer the door, Maggie. They've come. The liberals at the Urban Institute, allegedly alarmed by increases in obesity, think a 10 percent tax on "fattening food" would "reduce consumption while raising more than $500 billion over 10 years."
August 2nd, 2009
12:01 pm
Why doesn't Congress now controlled by the Democrats – which are mostly socialist liberals – simply do the following?
Pass a Federal law that prohibits the health insurance practice of what is called and known as "Cherry Picking"?
Pass a Federal law removing all barriers to the selling and buying of health insurance across state lines?
Pass a Federal law that prohibits health insurance companies from denying coverage or payments for medical treatment based on pre-existing conditions and that prohibits policy cancellations for any reason other than non-payment of premiums?
Pass a Federal law that empowers the individual to join with other individuals to form group pools: a) To purchase group health insurance at lower affordable rates. b) To form managed healthcare Co –Op groups independent of existing private sector HMOs, PPOs, etc.
Jeez did this comment, which would correct about 90% of what is said to be wrong with the current healthcare system in this country, require 1,017 pages? Does it take two days and two lawyers to explain? Would it create a huge Federal deficit?
And to think these elite socialist liberal tyrants are demanding that the only way to correct what is wrong with the current healthcare system in this country is through a government ran health insurance entity, while this same government has failed so miserably in fixing Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare and other federal health programs that were promised by previous presidents and previous Congresses?
August 2nd, 2009
12:10 pm
It doesn't matter what Michael Smith stated since no one on the planet listens to his rambling. What I reported happened–about 5PM the most powerful healthcare committee in the House–Waxman's voted down decisively a stupid amendment supported by former OBGYN Phil Gingrey whose political ideas would no longer make him a safe OBGYN. The amendment was to require all people regardless of condition presenting to the ER. And part of the reason we have to take care of and 2-teir 3-teir patients who come to the ER for elective primary care minor ailments is because their insurance has climbed exponentially to cost 2-3 times what it used to. We are also going to correct the stupid Bill Frist bill that forbid Medicare from competitive pharmaceutical bidding–an insipidly stupid idea.
And the Republitards should quit praying on older patients who are poorly informed by telling the government will interfere with their medicare. Contrary to idiot Repulibcans, Medicare is a successful single payer government program that Reagan said stupidly would fail. What failed was Reagan.
August 2nd, 2009
12:26 pm
No one is listening? It sure caught your eyes and ears brucie wilcox. If you are scared just say you are scared of losing big government control over healthcare and everything else, you government bosom-feeding baby that can't be winged off the government teat.
August 2nd, 2009
12:49 pm
McCain says Americans are very concerned about their children's futures. That's because they aren't married to Cindy who gives her children unlimited plastic so they can all be 100 pounds overweight and carry 50 grand balances, while she lives far from her legal husband in California with her boytoys 40 years younger than the plastic surgery booberizedplasty Cindy.
Congress is passing a law to prevent insurance exclusion due to pre-existing conditions. It is also mandating in that law that they can't practice recission whereby they cut 20,000 people who were paying customers either personally or through employers because they made claims on procedures like mastectomy for infiltrating ductal Ca. Congress is also going to correct the pharm donut where middle Americans and older people have to pick and choose among crucial meds Rx'd for seriousl illnesses either in private ins. plans, medicare medigap plans. Congress is going to alter the patent that the pharms have so that they can't stop competition claiming they need their ginormous profits for R&D when they use it to put on Cialis commercials with a soundtrack of a 60's hit.
But the one of the most important insurance reforms that will be part of a viable health care reform will be to provide vibrant competition for insurance companies in the form not of nebulous sketchy unrproven "groups" that would cause many gaps and be able to exclude people just as insurance companies are now, but a government option that the insurance companies are deathly afraid of and Republitards which always champion the very rich which is strange because I know tons of them that aren't very rich are opposed to.
The problem with non-payment of premiums is that 15% of the people in this country can't pay their premiums or between 45-50 million Americans. We are about 37th in medical efficacy in the world now, and costs have risen about 320% under almost all republican administrations but one since 1980 while the economy rose 1/3 that much under Republitard administrations since 1980.
The Dems inherited a huge federal deficit–it's called the Republitared clusterfook and the Iraq war. As a nobel prize winner documented in his book, the Iraq war cost 3 trillion dollars and it's pushing to 4 trillion.
Friday, the GDP report cited the Bush administration for wrecking the economy into depressionesque paradigms, while Obama has steadily raised the GDP and pulled us back from the brink of Bush depression.
Any immigration problem has next to zero to do with health care delivery. Immigrants aren't cutting the insurance from other catladies who have infiltrating duct carcinomas and need mastectomy and chemo.
Insurance companies that are not well regulated are.
Clyde, you keep us posted on all the white cultural events. We wish we were educated enough and prescient enough to find them but we get all confused when it comes to building computers and working with Redmond to make Windows 7 and Windows 8 better for Clyde. You must find them on the world wide web right? You must bing or google "white cultural events."
Is a tea party a white cultural event? Is it cultural when you put a white whackjob on the radio or have it speak at the Raegan library? Whoops I done forgot. The whacko cancelled her appearance at the Raegan lib at the last minute–she's a quitter, and white wingnut radio won't enhance their cultural significance because they told her to get lost–they ain't hiring her. Does Cheetah 3 need a white bigot to dance for Tranny Night?
Closing the border to immigrants is a spacy statement like Saray Palin would make Catlady. It has next to nothing to do with health care insurance domination that we have now. It has nothing to do with pharmaceutical prices. In fact, Americans have been crossing the border into Mexico and Canada to try to get meds at a reasonable price, and some American governors have sponsered buses to take them there for free in rebellion to Frist's and former Blue Dog Dem Chairman of Waxman's committee unabashed whoring for Big pharma.
But the most important aspect of
August 2nd, 2009
12:53 pm
The most important aspect ofthis health care plan is competititon for the insurance companies, and closing the drug cost gap where patients have to choose among meds they need for serious illnesses. AJC has the worst IT web designers in the world. You have to refress this thing a dozen times to see what's been posted unlike any blog on the planet. Republitards run the paper.
August 2nd, 2009
12:54 pm
Something of a prediction from Charles Krauthammer found in his column ~ Obama's tactical health-care retreat
Whatever structural reforms dribble out of Congress before the August recess will likely not survive the year. In the end, Obama will have to settle for something very modest. And indeed it will be health-insurance reform.
To win back the vast constituency that has insurance, is happy with it, and is mightily resisting the fatal lures of Obamacare, the president will in the end simply impose heavy regulations on the insurance companies that will make what you already have secure, portable and imperishable: no policy cancellations, no pre-existing condition requirements, perhaps even a cap on out-of-pocket expenses.
Nirvana. But wouldn't this bankrupt the insurance companies? Of course it would. There will be only one way to make this work: Impose an individual mandate. Force the 18 million Americans between 18 and 34 who (often quite rationally) forgo health insurance to buy it. This will create a huge new pool of customers who rarely get sick but will be paying premiums every month. And those premiums will subsidize nirvana health insurance for older folks.
Net result? Another huge transfer of wealth from the young to the old, the now-routine specialty of the baby boomers; an end to the dream of imposing European-style health care on the U.S.; and a president who before Christmas will wave his pen, proclaim victory and watch as the newest conventional wisdom reaffirms his divinity.
August 2nd, 2009
12:57 pm
So let's make sure we have this right: Geitner, the tax cheat Democrat (naturally) who's running the US Treasury says that the key to a successful economic recovery is lowering the deficit. Now I'll leave it to the no-life braniac liberal DemonRAT scum on this blog to figure that out. Obamania has done more damage to the deficit in 6 months than Bush did in 6 YEARS. And now these bozos are going to use this as an excuse to raise taxes on those who pay them – a killer for an economic recovery. Who elected these fascist DemonRAT pinheads again? Oh yeah, the idiotic dumbmAsses.
WASHINGTON – Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says the U.S. must cut the annual federal budget deficit, now more than $1 trillion, for the economy to have a sustained recovery and he's not ruling out new taxes. He said the country needs to understand the Obama administration will do what's necessary. He did not detail how the government plans to shrink the deficit, though he said overhauling the health care system and lowering costs are essential.
August 2nd, 2009
12:59 pm
You can't- force 18-34 year olds to buy insurance. They'd rather spend their money on Blahnicks, Jimmy Choos, blackberrys and games. Is Charlie Krauthammer the male equivalant of the ignorant Michelle Malkin the same Charlie Krauthammer that predicted VP Palin by a landslide along with Wooten last September and the republitards on this comment section?
August 2nd, 2009
1:03 pm
If you don't want Geithner as Sec Treas why aren't you petitioning to remove him through your tea parties or your congressmen (you have no women in Georgia). Oh that's right–they have no power. I watched them get defeated Fri. night on House Energy and Commerce votes.
And Geithner and Summers have engineered the economy back from the Bush brink of depression toward the highest Dow since 1989 when Dems had the White House.
Gotta go but Smith is good at jerking himself off so he can have a conversation and a tea party yammering fiction to himself.
August 2nd, 2009
1:11 pm
Does that scum actually think it's helping liberalism?
Outnumbered, eh scum? But of course you scum on the modern caring liberal DemonRAT left are the epitome of what this nation should be about. Right. Scum.
Here's the majority, SCUM:
Yeah, you scumbags on the DemonRAT left continue to shift left. PLEASE.
August 2nd, 2009
1:12 pm
You ever notice that a DemonRAT will never answer why their heroes FAIL TO PAY TAXES???????
August 2nd, 2009
1:14 pm
You gotta love a dimwit….
The most important aspect ofthis health care plan is competititon for the insurance companies
The questions I asked earlier if they were enacted into law would absolutely put more competition in the healthcare market than the present private sector insurance companies could stand and still have a thin sliver of a hope to remain in business – that's without the existence of any ObumerCare Public Option too. Also that is before answering the other 10% of the solution of funding and subsidies, which could decimate private insurance companies, if not totally end what is now known as the private sector insurance market because of what Private Public Co Ops given exclusive government authorized privileges in the market could ultimately do – without ObumerCare's Public government ran Option.
August 2nd, 2009
2:25 pm
It seems to me that if any of us has EVER been audited by the IRS, with most of us being in that position because of the complexity/duplicity of the IRS rules, we are considered by the IRS to be tax cheats.
Anyone ever been there?
August 2nd, 2009
4:27 pm
Coops are not at all the same thing as a public option and you're getting the public option no matter how many childish 3 year old names you sputter on some sh_tferbrains comments. You can yammer until you die, but there's going to be a public option and coops aren't it. If you're panties are in a wad, and apparently some of the Palin nitwits have those panties in a wad, try winning the white house. You'll die before that happens because your whackjobs who are liars have been discovered by the majority of the electorate and you're out of touch. We the voters don't want your arrogant scum bags in control, and they haven't been, and won't be.
August 2nd, 2009
4:38 pm
Coops are around. They're not licensed, and they haven't worked. They'll probably be included in a final bill that comes out of conference committee, but watch people flock to the public option.
And LOL you an cuss me all you want. I've devoted my entire adult life to getting patients well, and been battling the insurance companies to do it. I'm talking about reimbursement that wants to cut routine lab and procedures to less reimbursement than it costs you to do it. I didn't make this problem, but my time has been wasted by it and now we're going to change it. And you'll wake up in October to learn that the same tired old platitutdes espoused for status quo flew you into the ground. We're going to fix this, and we can plough right through ignorant republitards to do it.
BTW, I notice the imbecile Michelle Malkin could not answer the question posed by Cynthia Tucker on ABC as to precisely why Skip Gates was arrested? I can answer that. He was arrested for the reason that thousands of people are arrested. He mouthed off to the cop. He was already ID'd as the homeowner, and he didn't break any law. He mouthed off to the cop. Had he been someone obscure out of the news, the solicitor or ADA or whatever the f_ck they have in Cambridge would have prosecuted him to the hilt. But given the fact that he broke no laws except for mouthing off to the cop when the cop continued to f_ck with him after it had been established he was the homeowner, back from China, tired, and just wanted to get into his own home, and could have cost Cambridge a pretty penny in the time alone to lititgate and defend a law suit, the chsiarges were dropped. The charges were dropped because Cambridge's attorney would have looked like a moron trying to press them and Malkin does one thing consistently like Rush–she looks like a moron–she's a symbol for republitards writ large, and she loses you elections and we pass the Health Care Reform bill.
Welcome to your life in 2009. Deal with it or ignore it. We don't care.
August 2nd, 2009
4:42 pm
Been there.Got into a row with the IRS over an expense account.I did not realize that if you worked on a job away from home for 365 days you could not claim expenses.364 days was all right but the 365th day and beyond was a no-no for declaring.Nothing changed.You were working on the same job,still maintaining a permanent residence elsewhere,still incurring the same expenses,you just couldn't claim them,and that was for the whole year,mind,not just for day 365 and beyond.
The moral of the story was to only work 364 days and quit.
August 2nd, 2009
4:43 pm
"We the voters don't want your arrogant scum bags in control, and they haven't been, and won't be."
That's not what I've been reading, you moronic, wretched, hate filled left wing kookocrat. Your precious Obama ran as a moderate and won as a moderate and is anything but a moderate. And now he and his ilk are paying the price for attempting to project liberal policies:
"PRINCETON, NJ — As the 111th Congress nears its August recess, Americans continue to view Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi more unfavorably than favorably, 48% vs. 32%. Pelosi's image in the latest July Gallup Poll is little different from her image in May, when 34% of Americans viewed her favorably and 50% unfavorably."
Arrogance and hate will get you aholes on the modern left nowhere long term. Mark those words, libtrash.
August 2nd, 2009
4:47 pm
"And LOL you an cuss me all you want. I've devoted my entire adult life to getting patients well, and been battling the insurance companies to do it."
Does anyone else here share concern that this hate filled wretched entity who seems to be overly infatuated with this blog and members is involved in the health care industry? Well, we can only hope the poor thing gets itself taken out of its misery with an awful karma accident. That would be a real shame.
August 2nd, 2009
5:03 pm
"We don't care."
Obviously, libtrash, you do care. In fact, you care enough to waste your wretched life on this blog telling the rest of us how much you hate us. And I find that more than mildly amusing. I find that psychotic. You are one sad, pathetic human being.
August 3rd, 2009
10:43 am
To "Tray" who said:Let us list what the government RUNS SUCCESSFULLY:
Social Security-NOPE
(recently)Cash for Clunkers-NOPE
Just a couple of opinions from here. Could it be the reason schools don't run well is because PARENT don't give a damn these days? How many parents out there even ASK if the child has any homework? If my mother asked of I had homework and I said no, in 5 minutes she would have called 6 teacheers and I'd better not be lying or my butt would get red!
Medicare: My mother was on Medicare for 20 years. She saw any doctor she wanted and never had a problem. That, of course, was before the Republicans screwed up the program by making heathcare companies the middleman and prescription benifits.
Social Security: I don't know ANYONE who has not received a check on time. My mother was on SS for 20 years. It was in the bank EVERY MONTH, ON TIME!
Cash for clunkers: It has worked so well it's already out of money.
Now for Wooten: "U.S. Rep. Tom Price (R-Roswell) drafts the national health care plan that Congress should consider. Tax credits and deductions give consumers money to purchase medical coverage"
That's a crock! If I need an MRI today, how does a tax credit on next year's tax filing help me NOW? It's doesn't pay the bill. How are people who CAN'T afford insurance going to be helped? A tax credit or deduction doesn't give them the money to pay the doctor's bill today.
It doesn't surprise me that Price's plan was thought up by an insurance company. How does a tax credit give me money to purchase medical coverage?
A typical Republican "Let's subsidize the insurance market" CROCK!
August 3rd, 2009
10:52 am
Yes, Jackie, I was audited by the IRS. I had all my papers together in my bedroom when an outlet shortcircuited and the bedroom caught fire and literally burned the entire package. I had photos of it and took it on my interview. The reason I was audited? I had a considerable jump in my income that year due to the sale of 2 houses. The woman looked at the photos and gave them back to me. No problem. I was in and out in 5 minutes.
August 3rd, 2009
12:30 pm
Many have protested about some of the current cabinet members having to pay/repay taxes. I say to those who protest loudly, they are either trying to persuade those that will listen that only those folks pointed out are considered tax cheats. I say, anytime the IRS chooses to make your life difficult, you too will be a tax cheat that will be beat until they get tired, which is usually never.
August 3rd, 2009
12:34 pm
The one government agency that those who complain about the government not working well, the US military, works well enough for those who complain that they swear by what is accomplished by their protection of this country. On the other hand, they complain because the government offers those veterans retirement, medical and education benefits. Go figure?
August 3rd, 2009
1:00 pm
When one of the great bastions of liberalism, LA, starts making Joker posters about PrezBo, it's time to start paying attention on what's going on in America that the Dem-loving media is failing to report.
And then there's the news that the Dems won't rule out raising taxes on the middle class. Well DUH, any high school economics whiz could have told you that just 1% of this nation's population who earn the most would be able to cover all of those wonderful socialist fantasyland Dem policies. Heck not even the top 10% would be able to cover it.
"WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama's treasury secretary said Sunday he cannot rule out higher taxes to help tame an exploding budget deficit, and his chief economic adviser would not dismiss raising them on middle-class Americans as part of a health care overhaul.
As the White House sought to balance campaign rhetoric with governing, officials appeared willing to extend unemployment benefits. With former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan saying he is "pretty sure we've already seen the bottom" of the recession, Obama aides sought to defend the economic stimulus and calm a jittery public. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and National Economic Council Director Larry Summers both sidestepped questions on Obama's intentions about taxes. Geithner said the White House was not ready to rule out a tax hike to lower the federal deficit; Summers said Obama's proposed health care overhaul needs funding from somewhere."
These people are setting themselves up for a massive voter revolt in 2010 and 2012 and they don't even know it yet. Most of them of course are Chicago politicians, so they don't really care. They're used to thug arrogance. After all, what administration in the history of the United States has ever appointed nearly 50 government oversight CZARs that have been given power takken from appointed cabinet politicians as a payback favor for supporting Obama? Once again, the media fails to report that. And for eight years we listened to the Dems whine about Bush usurping power. Bud, he had nothing on this current administration. All we can do is sit back and watch these people self destruct and hopefully not cause too much damage to America as we know it before the voter revolt. Keep in mind these are the same people who whined and accused Bush of cronyism. But we already knew these people on the left are biggest hypocrites ever, and make a southern preacher cheating on his wife look saintly.
July 26, 2009
BY LYNN SWEET Sun-Times Columnist
WASHINGTON — It's a Tuesday in June, and I am in one of the high-ceiling big rooms of the old office building next to the White House.
As I look around the room at the players assembled here — including this scribe — I'm thinking that with a few twists of fate, this all-Chicago gang could be huddling in Mayor Daley's City Hall. With so many prominent Chicagoans playing key roles in the Obama administration, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue has become the 51st ward. "Everyone misses Chicago," said Obama senior adviser Valerie Jarrett.
Chicagoans in D.C.
In front of me is Valerie Jarrett, a senior adviser to President Obama who today is chairing a roundtable marking the 37th anniversary of Title IX, the sports equity law. Across the room is Arne Duncan, the education secretary.
Seated in the first row is Tina Tchen, director of the White House public engagement office. Leaning against a wall is Susan Sher, chief of staff for Michelle Obama. In back of me in the vestibule is Daniel Hornung, a graduate of the University of Chicago Lab School who is working this summer for Jarrett. He is a friend of the daughter of Desiree Rogers, the White House social secretary. Marilyn Katz, a public affairs consultant visiting from Chicago, is also at the Title IX event.
Jarrett, Sher, Duncan and Tchen were all Daley appointees on boards or in top posts at City Hall, as was Obama chief of staff Rahm Emanuel. David Axelrod was Daley's political adviser. First lady Michelle Obama worked a stint at City Hall.
In Washington, the relationships among the key players in government are subject to speculation and fascination over whether there is a "Chicago way" in the six-month-old Obama White House. There is a romanticized notion of Machine politics in the air here, though only remnants of it still exist in Chicago.
I've wisecracked that there are so many Chicagoans in the Obama administration, it's like covering the 51st Ward. Obama has swept into office with him dozens of Chicagoans, in all kinds of jobs.
Evanston's Jon Samuels is in the White House legislative affairs office and Ben LaBolt, a LaGrange native, is a White House spokesman. Ellie Schaefer, from Lincolnwood, runs the White House visitors office. They worked on the Obama presidential campaign.
The late, great Chicago political scientist Milton Rakove titled one of his books We Don't Want Nobody Nobody Sent, and that's what I see so far: concentric circles of interlocking social, personal and political relationships that go back years. The University of Chicago is one focal point; City Hall is another.
Think Muckety, not machine. (Muckety.com is a Web site that pulls together a person's interlocking relationships.)
Jarrett disagrees with my 51st Ward metaphor. The Chicagoans, after all, are now operating on a national and international stage.
But I brought up the analogy because I wanted to figure out if there is a Chicago sensibility in the Obama White House.
What was exported from Chicago to Washington, Jarrett said, was "personal relationships that we have that creates a foundation of trust. . . . Some of my closest friends today are people who have been at City Hall," she said, referring to Sher, Mrs. Obama and Axelrod.
The Chicagoans at the top tier of the Obama White House have actually known each other longer than they have known the Obamas.
"We shared a common history in that so many of us did have ties back to City Hall and had relationships that grew out of that experience, and we have grown up in a sense together," Jarrett told me. "And then to come here together, it would have been much harder without each other."
Duncan, the former Chicago Public Schools chief, also brought a contingent with him to Washington.
"There is a Chicago crowd of people here, and a lot of us learned our politics from some pros," said Peter Cunningham, who worked for Duncan at CPS. Cunningham, a former speechwriter in Daley's City Hall, is now assistant secretary for communications and outreach in the Education Department.
Obama named three Chicagoans — all major fund-raisers — to be ambassadors: Lou Susman to Great Britain, David Jacobson to Canada and Fay Hartog-Levin to the Netherlands. Hartog-Levin's husband, Daniel Levin, is the chairman of the Habitat Co. Jarrett is the former president and CEO of Habitat.
Chicago lawyer Ertharin Cousin — who worked on the Obama campaign and is a veteran of city, state and national politics — was nominated last month to be U.S. ambassador to the Rome-based United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture.
Cindy Moelis was tapped by Obama last April to be the director of the President's Commission on White House Fellowships. Moelis is a friend of Mrs. Obama and worked with her at City Hall. Moelis later became the executive director of the Pritzker Traubert Family Foundation.
That's Pritzker as in Penny Pritzker — the Obama presidential campaign finance chairwoman. Obama headlined a Democratic National Committee fund-raiser at her Lincoln Park home Thursday. Moelis' husband is Robert Rivkin, who wound up in the Obama administration as general counsel to the Transportation Department. Rivkin is a former CTA general counsel. Jarrett formerly chaired the CTA Board.
Rivkin's boss is Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, the former Illinois congressman who worked closely with Emanuel while they were both in the House. (Chicago author Carol Felsenthal, writing for the Huffington Post, noted that Rivkin's brother Charles, also an Obama fund-raiser, was picked to be ambassador to France.)
Last month, Obama named Bryan Traubert, Pritzker's husband, as a member of the commission Moelis now runs. The president also named to the commission Eleanor Kaye Wilson, a former DePaul University official and a friend of Marian Robinson, Mrs. Obama's mother. Wilson is godmother to Obama daughters Malia and Sasha.
August 3rd, 2009
1:02 pm
August 3rd, 2009
4:17 pm
Keep the birther movement going. A vibrant bunch of whackjobs like the Orley "Dr." who supposedly represents the birthers–she ain't an MD that's for sure is as good as Palin for winning us elections.
Keep that whackjob on the air by all means.
Where's the Wooten and Kyle Wingnut Birther article movement? Where's the Right Wingnut AJC Julia Wallace Birther crusade? Bring it the f_ck on–it's one more way for us to crush you.
August 3rd, 2009
4:20 pm
Suxby turned in a fake and nebulous knee ailment. It hasn't stopped him from scamperin' around and playin' a blue million holes of golf. Like all Republicans, Suxby wants lower economically situationed black, Hispanics and whites to be the fish in a barrel in Iraq and Afghanistan. Suxby would piss in his pants if anyone mentioned the word VietNam. Cheney got six deferements–he's a pants pisser and of course the ultimate chickens_it Bush.
August 3rd, 2009
4:23 pm
Lynn Sweet is a right wing moron working for a right wing newspaper. Both major papers in Chicago are unabashedly right wingnut papers. Boy, I'm sure glad there were no Texans in the White House during the previous Bush 8 years. That would have been real scarry. No nepotism there at all. They did such a f_ckin' good job. If only we could have Bush back.
When you wanna shine, paste a Lynn Sweet article in here–that's the epitome of intellect. LOL
August 3rd, 2009
4:26 pm
Marian Robinson for the next Supreme Court Justice right? Or is it Stanford's Pam Karlan or Kathleen Sullivan author of one of the top constitutional law books used by law schools? How about Michelle Obama for Supreme Court?–sounds fine to me.
August 3rd, 2009
4:28 pm
Damn it's hard to duke it out with these right whackjob wingnuts. They're so articulate and well educated. If only I could have afforded school. Particularly their medical prowess and knowledge of the law. It's just friggin' awesome! They're almost as bright as "ah kin see russha whackjob unemployed Palin." LOL Palin can't get hired by right wingnut radio that takes some of the most intense scum on the planet–Colter, Rush, but they won't touch Palin.
Keep that birther movement goin'. Keep Joe the Whackjob out there. They're the leaders of your crushed party.
August 3rd, 2009
5:11 pm
Since the Republitards had the House, Senate and Westwing until 2006 and never again, why didn't they push health care reformthen?
August 3rd, 2009
5:19 pm
I don't understand why Obama is naming people he knows and trusts to positions. Why doesn't he commute the sentences of the 200 plus Republitard whackjobs, get them out of the BOP, and put them in key positions? Why doesn't he make Brownie Chief of frigin' staff?
Why not commute Senor Jack Abramoff's sentence immediately, and put Abramoff and Rove in charge of all appointments by Obama? Ah mean it done make great sense tuh me.
August 3rd, 2009
8:05 pm
WASHINGTON (AP) — Dozens of Guantanamo Bay detainee cases have been referred to federal prosecutors for possible criminal trials in the nation's capital, Virginia and New York City, officials told The Associated Press on Monday as a second strategy for trying the detainees emerged within the Obama administration.
The Justice Department's strategy of holding trials in East Coast cities could be a sharp departure from a Pentagon plan to hold all Guantanamo-related civilian and military trials in the Midwest.
The politically volatile decisions about where and how to try Guantanamo Bay detainees ultimately will rest with President Barack Obama as he tries to meet his self-imposed January deadline for closing the island prison.
Obama administration officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss internal deliberations, said Attorney General Eric Holder met privately last week with the chief federal prosecutor in each of the East Coast areas to discuss the preparations for possible indictments and trials in those districts.
July 8th, 2010
5:07 pm
Special areas in the pancreas gland, the Islets of Langerhans, produce a hormone called insulin. This hormone is a protein of small size.
Pharmacy Guide
July 8th, 2010
5:09 pm
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Ongoing projects as on 30 September 2011
Project Title
Gujarat Vidyapith, Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
Gandhian Centre for Studies in Pedagogy and Practice of Nai Talim in India
Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith, Varanasi, U.P.
Centre for Peace and Social Harmony
Tripura University, Suryamaninagar, Agartala, Tripura- 799 130
P.G. Diploma Course in Trade Transport & Communication
G.D.Memorial Trust, Nehrugram Bharati,Viswa Vidyalaya, Allahabad, U.P. (Nehru Gram Bharati University)
Running of courses of MSW and MA (Rural Development) in Rajiv Gandhi P.G. College, Kotwa – Jamunipur, Allahabad
Vinobaniketan, Thiruvananthapuram Dist., Kerala
Setting up of Vinobaniketan Grama Vidyalaya Rural Institute, Thiruvananthapuram
Shirdi Sai Rural Institute, Ahmednagar, Maharashtra
Establishment of Rural Institute at Rahata
Sarvodaya Shikshana Samiti, Indore, M.P
"Setting up of Machla Nai Talim Senior Secondary School"
Kasturiba Khadi Gramodyalaya, Sanstan, Ranchi, Jharkand
"Centre for Silk weaving, designing, training and production at Muri, Ranchi"
Suruchi Shikshana Vasahat Trust, Surat Dist., Gujarat
"Revamping Yantra Vidyalaya, Bardoli – A Rural Engineering training Centre for Training artisans, landless laborers and unemployed tribal youths on Nai Talim Concept"
Navlaya, Bhopal, M.P.
Learn and Grow through setting up of a training center and Farm for Earthworms, Bees, carpentary, production of gum & Sealing wax and Gardening"
Gandhi Seva Sangh, Mahadev Bhai Bhawan,
Sevagram, Wardha
To Complete and Write an analytical history of the Constructive programmes of Mahatma Gandhi'.
JSS Mahavidya Peetha, Mysore
Promoting extension services to the community through Micro level planning
Mahalaxmi Gramodyog Sansthan, Saharanpur, U.P
Training awareness and networking programme of empowering the bee keeper and honey entrepreneurs of wester U.P.
Saathi Samaj Seva Sansthan, Kumharpara,
Establishment of Viswakarma Gurukul, a rural training institute for training artisans, women and tribal youths on Gurukulpattern
I.I.T.Roorkee, Uttarakhand
Employment generation through making value added product from pine needles fibers in Uttarakhand Hills
Mitraniketan, Kerala
Instituonalizing rural higher eduation for sustainable development
Sahaj Sansthan,Khichan,Phalodi, Jodhpur,Rajasthan
Rural education training and awareness programme.
Haritha Association, Paloncha, Khammam District, A.P.
Product of Bamboo products and their marketing as a set of activities to illustrate important concepts in schools, curriculum up to 10th grade
Yuga Jyoti Youth Club,Berhampur, Orissa.
Setting up a training and learning centre on rural micro level planning for promotin of extension services to the community in kendrapara district, orissa
Sai Gramodyog Vikas Samiti Bhairmoue Village Nakur District,Saharanpur, Uttara Pradesh
Setting up capacity building for quality control and value added products and developemnt of informatin systems for bee keeprs and honey entrepreeneurs in the wester U.P & shivalik Foot hills of Uttarkhand.
Amit Khadi Gramodyog Sansthan ,UttarPradesh
Promotion and strengthening the organic farming in garhwal mandal uttarkhand through harvesting and post harvest management practices
Grameen Evam Samajic Vikas Sansthan,
Parbatpura, Ajmer Rajasthan
Creative education for / from livelihood development in rural areas
Kabir Sewa Avam Prashikshan Sanstha
Ho,47 MIG.Deen Dayal Dham
Padra Rewa, Madhya Pradesh-480 001
Training on Medicinal Plant, Social Forestry, Bio-Farming, Medicinal Farming, Vermin Compost, Mushroom Production, Bee-keeping and Lac cultivation.
J.S.S.Maha Vidya Peetha , Mysore, Karnataka.
Promotion and implementing Eco-toilet (eco-sanitation approach) in selected villages of Mysore, Coorg, Chamarajanagar and Mandya districts of Karnataka state
Ravi Krupa Trust, C/o Lokbharti
Vigyanbhavan, Sanosara – 364 230,
Bhavnagar district, Shihor Talqu, Gujarat
Education symposium 'Rally'
Gandhi Seva Sangh, Mahadebhai
Bhavan, Sevagram, Wardha – 442 102, Maharashtra
Conservation of original register,books and reports etc., related to constructive programmes of Mahatma Gandhi
Shri Gandhi Seva Ashram (SGSA),
Deviganj Road, Ambikapur – 497 001
Sarguja district, Chattisgarh.
Enabling Livelihoods of Rural
Artisans (Blacksmith) to become Self-reliant in Sarguja District, Chattishgarh State.
Ratnakar Rural & Urban Bikash
Institution, Kabara, Dhenkanal District,
Orissa – 759 014
Strengthen contents of the rural
educational institutions there by introducing suitable vocational education on diversified trades to mitigate the unemployment scenario among youth and adolescents in Rural Orissa.
Centre for Experiencing Socio-Cultural Interaction,
(International Gandhian Institute for
Non-violence and Peace) IGINP,
Natham Road, Majagram, Kadavur,
hatrapatti Post, Madurai – 625 014
Diploma course in Non-violence
and peace through Distance and open learning (DNP)
Youth for Action, plot no. 20-21,
Sreenivas Banjara Nagar,
Tirumalagiri, Secunderabad – 500 015
Exploring Rural Technology and Productive Education for Youth Empowerment.
Arunachal Pradesh Seva Sangh,
Doimukh, Pampurare (District), Arunachal Pradesh
Shri Vishwakarma Vidyalaya
Indian Institute of Education,
J.P. Naik Path, 128/2, Kothurud, Pune – 411 038
Rural Institute for Education and Development
Shanti Ashram, Kovaipudur,
Combatore – 641 042, Tamil Nadu, India.
Sangamam (Engaging Youth,
Gandhain thinkers, and development organisations in building peace)
Samarpan Mahila Vikas Kendra,
Near Mount Fort School,
Rajiv Colony, Mandla, Mandla District,
Madhya Pradesh
Skill development and capacity
building of community for social economic empowerment.
Magan Sangrahalaya Samiti
Kumarappa Marg, Wardha-44200, Maharashtra
Rashtriya Karigar Panchayat
School of Fundamental Research, 29,
Pratapaditya Road, Kolkata – 700 026
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University,
Etcherla – 532 402, Srikakulam, Andhra Pradesh
To establish a Rural Extension Center at Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University, Srikakulam, Andhra Pradesh.
Naandi Foundation, 2nd Floor,
Imperial Plaza, 6-3-883, Punjagutta, Hyderabad – 500082
Strengthening capacities of rural youth for sustainable development
A. Madhava Reddy Andhra Pradesh
Academy of Rural Development,
Rajendranagar, Hyderabad – 500 030
Piloting Mandal Level Participatory Planning in Andhra Pradesh
Assam University (A Central University),
Department of Education,
Silchar – 788011, Cachar, Assam, India
"Education of the Children of Tea Garden Workers of Assam"
Gramya Vikas Manch, No. 1 Bardhanara
P.O.: Dakshingaon, Pin: 781350
District : Nalbari, Assam India.
A comprehensive initiative to empower community for promotion of peace and social harmony in Nalbari and Kamrup district of Assam.
Bihar Educational Development Society ,
56, Gautam Budha Road Gaya – 823 001 (Bihar)
Vocational Educational & Entrepreneurship Development for Rural Youths.
Kasturba Center for Social Regeneration, Shali Chitta, Gokul Path (Nalapar), Patel Nagar, Patna - 24 Dr. Savita Singh, Director Gandhi Darshan, Rajghat, New Delhi - 110 002
"Integrated Micro-level Planning"
Indian Society of Gandhian Studies,
Department of Gandhian Studies,
Punjab University, Chandigarh – 160014.
Publication of Journal of Gandhian Studies
National Law School University, New Delhi
Conflict Resolution Pilot Programme for Rural India.
Shanti Sahyog, B-15B, 2nd Floor,
Kalkaji, New Delhi-110019 (India).
Pre-School / Play School For Slum Children
Kasturba Gandhi Kendra, 7A Bank Road, Allahabad.
Development from below Gram Panchayat Level Micro Planning (An Action Research Proposal)
DEEPALAYA, 46, Institutional Area,
D-Block Janakpuri, New Delhi – 110058.
Functional Literacy for members of 500 SHGs promoted by Deepalaya in Mewat region.
Buniyadi Shiksan Rachnatmak Sangh ,
Halpati Seva Sangh, Kamgar ghar,
Station Road, Bardoli,
Pin Code No. 394 602 Dist: Surat, Gujrat.
Develop the Nai Talim practices in Tribal Areas of South Gujarat.
Sri Mouni Vidyapeeths, Hutatma Muralidharnagar,
Gargoti, Pin Code 416 – 209, District,
Kolhapur (Maharashtra)
Shri Mouni Vidyapeet – NCRI Community College for Girls.
Nai Talim Samiti, Wardha Sevagram,
Wardha – 442102.
A study into the Rural Institutes : History Model and Future role.
Nai Talim Samiti, Wardha, Sevagram,
Wardha – 442102.
Translation of Nai Talim Books from Marati to Hindi
India Peace Centre, Nagpur, Maharashtra
GOBHAND Regional Development Institute for Micro Economic Planning, Training and Structure building.
Mahatma Gandhi Institute for Rural
Industrialization Maharastra
Development of Societal Entrepreneurs
Subhasini Mahila Samiti ,Cuttack, Orissa – 754009.
Project Planning of Enhancing of Artistic Skill of Rural School Children on the Trade of Patta Chitra in Athagarh of Cuttack District.
Organization for Rural Reconstruction
Integrated Social Service Activities, (ORRISSA),
Bhubaneswar – 751 001.
Action Research on Village Self Reliance through participatory preparation of Micro Plans at 50 backward villages for sustenance of livelihoods in the state of Orissa.
Social Association for Rural Development
Developing sustainable
rural occupation and training to teachers" "Youth on Gandhian Basic
Education & Nai Talim".
Banastali University Rajasthan - 304022.
Empowering unemployed rural women through training in Khadi and providing entrepreneurial skills personality development in Banasthali, Haripura Palai, Jugalpura, Basda, Khandewal, Bhatdia villages"
Majhihira National Basic Educational
Institution, West Bengal – 723128.
Nai Talim's Majhihira Samagra Shiksha Yojna.
Tribal Health Initiative, Dharmapuri District.
Skill Development Through Training For The Tribals Of Sittilingi Valley.
Karuna Trust
Bangalore – 560041.
Skill development and capacity building of local elected representatives and community leaders on rural micro level planning for better delivery of government services including utilization of local area development funds of MLA / MP through better convergence in T. Narsipura taluka of Mysore district, Karnataka.
Kancheepuram – 630 503
Sensitising and Training of
Panchayati Raj Institutions and Youth
Anugraha, Dindigul Dist.
Pin- 624003.
Indian Rural Institutes for promoting Neighbourhood Parliaments of Children Through Direct Democracy-NCRI Lab- Supported by ministry of HRD, Govt of India.
Servants of the People Society, New Delhi – 110024.
Vocational and Educational Project for the Rural Youth.
Pinakini Satyagraha (Gandhi) Ashram,
Nellore (Dt.) A.P.
Community based Naturopathy treatment and Youth Skill Development and Resource Centre.
Kasturba Gandhi National Memorial Trust,
Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh.
Sensitisation of Rural Youth "Gandhian Approach to Rural Development"
Guwahati – 781029 (Assam)
Sensitisation Training on Self-purification and self-reliance for the Rural Education Youths
RASHTRIYA GUNI MISSION (RGM)Udaipur,
Promotion of Traditional health System in Rajasthan
Creative Society for Training
Development, Hyderabad, AP
Creating Rural Entrepreneurship development to create self employment to rural youth.
Centre for Rural Education and Development,
Action, Mirzapur – 231001, (U.P.)
Empowering disadvantaged rural community through supplementary education, need-based knowledge, information and assistance in line with Gandhian Basic Education
Development Research Communication and
Service Centre, Kolkata
Micro planning by the youth group and promoting outcome of the planning by setting up low cost demonstration units with special focus on natural resource management in rural sector.
Nagar, Firozabad, UP
Jeevan Jyoti – Step towards new horizon
WAYANAD GIRIJANA SEVA TRUST, Kerala
Bamboo Craft Training
All Rural Development and Social
Construction Society (ARUDECS), Tamilnadu
Developing Strengthening Leadership among Paliyan Adivasi Youth in Theni District.
People's Integration Union for Society (PIUS),
Dist-Angul (Orissa) – 759022
Sustainable Agricultural Development, Trainings to farmers through organic farming"
Swamy Ramananda Tirtha Rural Institute,
Nalgonda District, Andhra Pradesh
Empowerment of Rural Youth Women for sustainable livelihood through skill development and Entrepreneurship
Rashtriya Gramin Vikas Nidhi(RGVN),
Guwahati – 781 003, Assam
Capacity Building and Skill Upgradation of NGOs and their Network of CBOs in Assam and Meghalaya
Bihar Institute of Economic Studies,
Patna – 800 001, Bihar
Empowerment of villagers through community peace and social harmony in Naxal affected Arwal district of Bihar
Society for Rural Industrialisation, Bariatu,
Ranchi-834009, Jharkhand
Organize and Conduct
Tertiary Level Vocational Education Programmes Designed on the
Principles of Nai Talim"
Mahatma Gandhi Chitrakoot
Gramodaya Vishwavidyalaya, Chitrakoot,
Satna District, Madhya Pradesh – 485 780
"Strengthening of
Delivery Mechanism of Rural Development Programme of the
Seva Samaj, At/Po: Gunupur – 765022,
Dist.Ra;yagada, Orissa
"Running Gandhian
Rural Institute"
Sarvodaya Samiti, Gandhi Nagar,
Koraput, Orissa, Pin- 764020
"Center for Revival of
Gandhian Education (Nai Talim) In the Tribal Districts of Orissa"
Vivekananda Girijana Kalyana Kendra,
B. R. Hills, Yellandur Taluk Chamarajnagar
District, Karnataka – 571441
"Establishment of Biligiri Vidyapeetha, a rural institute in Chamarajanagar district of Karnataka" – training in rural vocations"
Lok Vikas Kendra, At. & Post-Vishunganj,
via Dharaut, Makhdumpur,
Jehanabad-804405, Bihar
"Youth sensitization and
intervention of Nai Talim focusing on poor and marginalized
Lokbharati Gramvidyapith- SANOSARA,
Ta: SIHOR, Dist: Bhavnagar-364 230, Gujarat,
"Establish the resource
Centre for Nai Talim Development"
Bhagavatula Charitable Trust,
BCT Farm Complex, Haripuram – 531061,
Rambilli Mandal, Visakhapatnam district
"Youth and Leadership
Banwasi Seva Ashram, At post – Banwasi Seva
Ashram, Govindpur via- Turra,
Dist. Sonbhadra – 231221, Uttar Pradesh
"An Endeavour for life
and sustainability Oriented Education"
Rural Education for Development, No:2,
Thabovanam Post, Tirukoilur Taluk,
Villupuram District, Tamilnadu – India, Pin – 605 756
"Training of Farmers in
Rural Organic Farming Technologies"
Deccan Development Society,
1-11-242/1, Flat No.101, Kishan Residency,
Street No.5 Begumpet, Hyderabad – 500 016, A.P.,
"Pacha Saale (The
Green School) – Nai Talim Rural Institute"
Gram Vikas Trust, A-18, Pushapdhan Banglows,
Link Road, Near HDFC Bank,
Bharuch – 392001, Gujarat
"Establishment of rural
community based manpower development centre and ensure skill
development and sustainable livelihood"
DEED, H D Kote road. Hunsur-571105,
Mysore Dist, Karnataka, India
"Tribal Children
Educational Empowerment Programme"
Kerala Educational Development and
Employment Society (KEDES), 509, Sangeeth Nagar,
Thycaud P.O, Trivandrum-695014, Kerala
"Empowerment of
Youth for Sustainability through Gandhian concept of
Society for Integrated Development of Himalayas,
PO Box 19, Hazelwood Cottage,
Landour Cantt., Mussoorie 248179 Uttarakhand,
Sram – Vidyapith, Vill Jigra,
P.O. Bahirkhand, Dist. – Hooghly,
West Bengal – 712405,
"Quality education for
students of low income group of Belda, Narayangarh block, West
Midnapore district, West Bengal"
M.S. Panwar Institute of Communication
Rajgarh Road, Near Gas Godown,
Shamti, Solan (H.P) Pin-173212,
"Formation of Shishu
Panchayats in the state of Himachal Pradesh- An endeavor to promote
active citizenship based upon Gandhian Values by involving child
participation for community building."
Janhit Sanskritik Kala Kendra,
Nandlal Type Road, Hamidganj,
P.O.Daltonganj (Medaninagar),
Pincode – 822 101, Dist: Palamu Jharkhand
"Emerging Rural
Occupation through skill development training"
Computer Centre, Govt. HS MP School Campus, Kokrajhar – 783370,
"e-Service Centre Rural
Capacity Building for Bodoland Territorial Area Districts Kokrajhar,
Medak District Voluntary Agencies Network,
# 4-8-85/10/B, Near Bharathiya
Vidya Mandirll, Manjeera Pipeline Road,
Manjeera Nagar, Sangareddy – 502 001
"Mahatma Gandhi
Rural Institute for Medak District of A. P."
Vidya Bhawan Society, Dr.Mohan
Sinha Mehta Marg, Fatehpura,
Udaipur, Rajasthan – 313004
"To incorporate the
principles of Basic Education (Nai Talim) in teacher education
programme being offered by Vidya Bhawan Gandhian Institute of Educational Studies, Ramgiri, Udaipur"
Institute of Integrated
Resource Management, B.S.Rangapukhuripar,
P.O.: Dekargaon, Tezpur,
Sointpur-784501, Assam
"Skill upgradation and
entrepreneurship development of unemployed tribal youth through
Village Knowledge Centre in agriculture and allied sectors for
sustainable livelihood in Balipara Development Block of Sonitpur
district of Assam"
Sucheta Kripalani Gram Vikas
Santhan, Village Post Newra,
Via Osian – 342303
"Ensuring people's
participation for development through the process of micro-level
planning in 18 villages of Thar desert of Jodhpur district in Rajasthan"
Aar Kay Social Welfare Centre,
H.O.230/29, Rajpura Mangotrian,
Jammu – 1080005
"To establish / Run New
Generation Nai Talim Nursery / Primary Schools in J&K
Women's Organisation for
Rural Development (WORD),
At/P.o- Banpur, Dist- Khurda, Orissa, 752031 (India)
"Capacity building of
the village level workers on Micro-Planning"
Akanksha Public Charitable Trust,
B 404, The Atrium, 49 Kalakshetra
Road, Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai 600 041
"Training New
Generation Nai Talim Teachers"
Chhota Nagpur Vikas Utprerna Kender,
At + post – Barkatha, Dist – Hazaribagh
(Jharkhand) - 825301
"Training and
employment generation programme under Gandhian Ideology based
Education or Nai Talim - 2010"
National Museum Of Indian Freedom Movement,
607, Crescent Park, Dattapada
Cross Road No. 1, Borivili (East), Mumbai – 400 066,
"Oral History: Interview of Freedom Fighters"
Voluntary Institute for
Rural Development (VIRD),
At/P.O. : Hakimpada (Near College Chowk)
District: Angul – 759 122 (Orissa)
"Empowering Tribal
Women through Civil Society Organisations and Panchayati Raj
Institutions in Deogarh District, Orissa"
Sampoorna Bamboo Kendra Lawada, PO, Duni,
Ta , Dharni, Dist-Amaravati 444702, Maharashtra
"Development of Bamboo Masters Trainer for Vishwakarma Vidayalaya in Melghat Tribal Area"
Sadhana, Urban Leprosy Eradication
Programme Rura
l Development Project, 1-2-597/26/A,
Domalguda, Hyderabad – 29
"Sustainable Employment Rural Women on : 1) Vermi Compost and Mini Biogas Unit 2) Soya Milk and Products 3) Azolla Preparation 4) Cycle
Royal Institute of Health
Awareness and Education (RIHAE), Near Ram Mandir, Pittrji wali Gali,
Churu, Rajasthan – 331001,
Ph:01562-257917, Mobile: 9414085148,
Fax: 01562-254802,
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com ,
Contact Person : Mr.Bhanwar Lal Ruyal, Director
Training and capacity building of farmers for the development of social forestry plantation in the villages of churu district
Kasthurba Gandhi Kanya Gurukulam,
Vedaraniam – 614810, Nagapattinam District,
Tamilnadu, Phone: (04369) 250011, 250227,
Fax: 04369-250017, E-mail: email@example.com,
Contact Person : A.Vedaratnam, Managing Trustee
Knowledge Empowerment Value Based – Orientation to Teachers
Global College of Professional Studies,
Promotion of Gandhian basic education
In the rural and undeveloped areas
Society for Environment Development, 329,
Jodhpur Park, Kolkata, West Bengal – 700068,
Ph: 033-24149801,
E-mail: email@example.com,
Contact Person: A.K. Ghosh, President
Sustainable Agriculture through Micro Planning
Amhi Amachya Arogyasathi,
At Post Taluka Kurkhada, Dist.
Gadchiroli – 441209, Maharashtra, Telephone:
® 9420419828, (O), 9421006699, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact Person: Dr.Satish Gogulwar
Establish Gondawana Training cum Resource Centre for village youth and adult & disabled
People's Institute for Development and
Training, People' House, A-12 Paryavaran
Complex, Saket-Maidangarhi Road,
New Delhi – 110030,
Tel:91-11-29532408, 29531296,
Fax: 91-11-29532995,
Website: www.peoplesinstitute.com ,
E-mail: email@example.com ,
Incorporating Micro Planning in School Education Pedagogy for Nai Talim Praxis at Anandalaya
Prasoon, Gandhi Bhawan,
Shyamala Hills, Bhopal,
Madhya Pradesh, Ph:0755-4223821,
Mobile: 09826275262
, E-mail: email@example.com ,
Contact Person: Mr.Sudhir Kumar Bhargava,
Women and Youth empowerment and promotion of education to children through awareness on Right to Education. (Naya Sabera)
Social Works and Rural Development Society,
H.O.:Bumnal, P.O. REhal, Teh.Bishnah,
Jammu and Kashmir – 181132,
E-mail: email@example.com , Mobile: 09419606113
Nai Talim – Nursery / Primary Course
NANRITAM, Flat No.6, 28/1/2
Selimpur Road, Kolkata – 31,
Ph: 91-33-25310111/ 9830044003,
9477123797, 09836036315,
E-mail: email@example.com
Website: www.nanritam.org ,
Contact Person: Ranjana Sengupta, Secretary
Aarohan:-Small Steps, Giant Changes.
Action For Collective Tribal Improvement
And Vocational Education,
H.No.6-2-104/C, Sri Lakshmi Nivas,
Opp: Jammibanda Park,
Khammam – 507 002,
Andhra Pradesh, Ph: 08742-246933,
246944, Mobile: 9848153981,
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com ,
website: www.activeindia.org ,
Contact Person: Mr.K.Jayanand, Director
Self Employment for Rural Youth
The National Institute for Integrated
Rural Development Transfer of Technology,
.P.O. Palahi, Near Phagwara, Dist., Kapurthala
, Punjab – 144403, Ph: 01824-228533, 228659,
Fax: 01824-228533, E-mail: email@example.com email@example.com,
Website: palahipolytechnic.com,
Skill Development Programme in Rural Area
Gandhigram Trust, Gandhigram – 624 302,
Dindigul District, Tamilnadu, Ph:0451-2452326, 2452366,
Fax: 0451-2453347, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com,
Website: gandhigram.org>
Contact person: Shri M.R.Rajagopalan, Secretary
Developing Gram Karmi samakha for gram shilpa promotion (Gandhi village volunteer)
PRAMARSH , Near R.K.Mission,
Ramakrishna Nagar,
B-Deoghar – 814112, Jharkhand,
E-mail: email@example.com ,
Ph: 06432-230381, 9973675207, 9308709520 ,
Contact Peson: Dilip Narayan Singh,
Executive Director
Developing prospective plan & social mobilization through Self Help Group in 30 tribal villages of Sahibganj district
Yuva Gramya Vikas Samiti,
Basani (Near L.B.S. AIRPORT),
Varanasi-221204, Uttar Pradesh,
Phone:- 0542-2622368 /
09335485479 / 09838323206,
Email:- firstname.lastname@example.com
email@example.com ,
Web site:- www.ygvs.wetpaint.com ,
Contact person:- Mr. Ajay Kumar Samiti.
Dhyutidhara Centre For Livelihood Up graduation (DCLU).
Jyoti Shishu Nikentan, Moh.- Dargha Road ,
Sultanganj , Patna-6(Bihar).
e-mail :- firstname.lastname@example.com
ph. No.:- 0612-6522116,
Vocational training for Scheduled Caste Women.
Society for Environmental Protection
Human Rights, Ward No.09,
Near Water Tank, Rajouri-185131,
Jammu and Kashmir,
E-mail: email@example.com
Mobile: 09419170920 ,
Contact Person : Mohan Snehi, President
Development of rural resources information center and information technology lab for border area youth of nowshera teshil district Rajouri (JK).
GREEN INDIA, (State level voluntary organization),
Regd. No. 22808/18 of 08-09,
AT/P.O:-JAIPUR, via- tarpur, Dist.
Jagatsinghpur, orissa, pin:-754133, Email:- email@example.com ,
Ph. No: 09938145546, 09338641954, Contact Person:
Manas Ranjan Khuntia, Secretary
Promotion Of Gandhian Value Of Education With Emphasis On Science And Technology Emerging Rural Occupation And Prosperity In Jagatsinghpur, Odisha.
Vidya Bhawan Society, Dr. Mohan Singh
Mehta Marg, Fatehpura,
Udaipur, Rajasthan-313004, Ph. no.:- (0294)2450911,2451323,2451679,
Email:- firstname.lastname@example.com,
Riaz Tehsin, President
Center for empowerment of rural youth at vidya bhawan rural institute .
Sucheta Kripalani Gram Vikas Sansthan,
"Matrachhaya", 3-Shiv Colony,
Chainpura, Mandore-342304,
Jodhpur, Rajasthan,
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Mustard-Baked Salmon and Asparagus
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 323
- Calories from fat: 25%
- Fat: 9.1g
- Saturated fat: 1.4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 3.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 2.4g
- Protein: 29.1g
- Carbohydrate: 30.5g
- Fiber: 0.0g
- Cholesterol: 44mg
- Iron: 0.0mg
- Sodium: 548mg
- Calcium: 0.0mg
- 1/4 cup minced fresh dillweed
- 1/4 cup Dijon mustard
- 3 tablespoons brown sugar
- 3 tablespoons water
- 1 tablespoon commercial reduced-fat olive oil vinaigrette
- 1 pound small round red potatoes, cut into 1/4-inch-thick slices
- Vegetable cooking spray
- 4 (4-ounce) salmon fillets
- 1 pound fresh asparagus
- Combine first 5 ingredients in a small bowl; stir well. Combine 2 tablespoons dillweed mixture and potato in a 13- x 9- x 2-inch baking dish coated with cooking spray; toss well. Spread potato in baking dish in a single layer. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 20 minutes, stirring once.
- Push potato to sides of baking dish, and arrange fish in center of dish. Drizzle 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons dillweed mixture over fish.
- Snap off tough ends of asparagus spears. Remove scales from spears with a knife or vegetable peeler, if desired. Arrange asparagus over potato; drizzle with remaining dillweed mixture. Cover and bake at 350° 30 minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. To serve, arrange fish, potato, and asparagus on individual plates.
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My prediction: Tony Stewart will win in Chicago
By admin | July 9, 2010
By Richard Allen
As has often been said here and other places, this is the time of year in which Tony Stewart comes to life. The summer heat makes tracks hot and slick and that is exactly the type of surface a driver with extensive experience on dirt should do well on. Stewart has extensive experience on dirt.
Over the course of his career, Stewart has won an overwhelming majority of his races from June through the end of the season. As a matter of fact, only three of his 37 career victories have come within the first ten races of the season.
The Chicagoland Speedway has certainly done its part to aid Stewart's second half surges. He has won twice at that facility and has collected seven top-5s in nine starts there. His most recent win was in 2007.
Also, Stewart has been running well of late. Before last week's disappointing 25th on the always unpredictable restrictor plate race in Daytona, he had pieced together a string of four consecutive top-10s.
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Andrea Plaid has a piece up at Bitch on feminism and masturbation with a series of quotes from feminists (including myself) about what feminists aren't talking about when it comes to feminism.
Twanna Hines–
I fucking love masturbation. Solo sex is absolutely a political issue because taking control of your own pleasure is liberating. Too often, when we talk about restricting women's pleasure, the topic turns to female genital cutting in other countries. However, our homegrown variety of no-whacking, abstinence-only education can be equally repressive. I want more of us– women and men–to dialogue about access to healthy information about all forms of sex.
Tami Winfrey Harris–
From a black woman's perspective, I'm not sure that there is much positive conversation about our sexuality in feminism at all–certainly not in mainstream feminism and even in our own spaces, sexuality is a topic left on the shelf. There remains this women + sex = nasty and forbidden ethos in our culture, I think, in part, due to the strong influence of religion. Masturbation gets caught in that.
Samhita Mukhopadhyay–
I think building on what Maegan said there seems to be this divergence in talk of masturbation along lines of race where the assumption or focus for young white women is exploratory, sex-positive and nurturing that type of development verse young women of color who are considered a "problem," that needs a solution, generally not having sex and based on the assumption that they are too sexual so they must be first controlled, then "liberated."
I might be imagining that, but I do feel like there is this assumption that sexual self exploration is something relegated to "liberated" women, which are generally privileged and when women of color can reach the point at which they are no longer oppressed, they too can partake in this type of sexual self liberation whether it be through masturbation or other types of sex.
What do you think is missing from feminist conversations of masturbation? Or better yet, what is missing generally from conversations about masturbation?


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1604081156424883698.post2232026701493226822..comments2014-09-21T14:19:00.655-07:00Comments on Minds in Bloom: The Power of Random Reward in Your ClassroomRachel Lhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1604081156424883698.post-7262087764284918602013-05-25T14:15:46.376-07:002013-05-25T14:15:46.376-07:00Great advice! I´ll use it and see how it works and...Great advice! I´ll use it and see how it works and then tell you about it! Unknownhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1604081156424883698.post-12284750285615024412013-03-28T18:11:47.871-07:002013-03-28T18:11:47.871-07:00Great post! Another thing I would add is to not gi...Great post! Another thing I would add is to not give out the reward if students ask/beg/whine for it. I do random rewards maybe 1-3 times a month, and sometimes my students ask for it. However, I simply tell them when they ask that now they have to wait even longer because I don't give out "asked rewards". They catch on by the end of September and quit. This strategy works great for me!~HoJo~http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1604081156424883698.post-71865676148695646492013-01-21T05:22:17.944-08:002013-01-21T05:22:17.944-08:00When I taught regular third grade, I did this with...When I taught regular third grade, I did this with stickers. Each child had a sticker book and I would randomly give stickers for good behaviors. Students never knew when to expect one and it only took opening my treasure chest for students who were off task to quickly get back on task. When students filled up their sticker book, there was a pre-determined prize or a choice of prizes. Everyone eventually filled the book, it just happened at different times. When it was full, I issued another one. This helped with responsibility as well. If they lost it, well...it wasn't good!Beth Carlislehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1604081156424883698.post-87439371382097953092013-01-19T20:27:57.006-08:002013-01-19T20:27:57.006-08:00Thanks for sharing this. Best, Ramon Fonts 4 Tea...Thanks for sharing this.

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Daynthebold said...
It's more of the same fury development yo-yo we've been saddled with since the beginning of Wrath. Remember how many changes they made to Titan's Grip before finally settling on its current incarnation.
Pyromelter said...
What I find interesting is that blizzard seems to be forever tweaking with warriors, but for the most part they end up in good spots - competitive pve damage, good in tanking for all situations, and viable in pvp.
That's the way it SHOULD be. Warriors SHOULD be viable in PvP and PvE, not just one or the other. What they are trying to do is stop the 2 minute instajib that is Fury PvP while not crushing Fury's PvE DPS. As far as PvP goes I think WoW (and just about every other MMO out there) are completely broken. I'm looking forward to Diablo 3's PvP game where the PvE portion of the spell/skill has absolutely ZERO impact on the PvP portion. It's looking to be a very balanced system and I think it MAY replace Arena as the E-Sport of choice for small teams. Who knows, if it works out WoW (or at least "Titan") may integrate it in the future.


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Every year the same holiday question arises: what to get for the man/woman who has everything? Chances are he doesn't have Hammacher's Advanced Acrobatic Robot.
This 13-inch tall toy includes 17 servos that work in unison with an included gyro sensor and accelerometer to perform a variety of tricks that range from backflips to air guitar. We're not kidding, though we haven't found a video to demonstrate its acrobatic feats. Hammacher says that the "points of articulation in its neck, arms, hands, legs, and feet are so precise" that it can grasp objects, punch the air like a boxer and even feign a soccer kick. To further its compelling nature each action is accompanied by a sound effect from the built-in 1 watt speaker.
The frame of this robot is built from lightweight, precision-machined aluminum, while the plastic exoskeleton is injection molded. However, it does weigh 3lbs and cost a whopping $2,400. For that kind of money we'd expect a robot butler. At least you can program additional moves using your computer, provided you've got one running Windows 7, XP or 2000. 2000, seriously?


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St. Olaf may still be a dry campus, but the hockey team's MIAC title drought is over. The Oles garnered their first MIAC title last Saturday, defeating St. Thomas 5-1 in St. Paul to earn an automatic bid to the NCAA playoffs.
St. Olaf drew first blood midway through the first period when Joel Ihrie '06 tallied his fifth goal of the season on assists from John Egge '07 and Casey Dynan '09. St. Olaf goalie Dan Kehler '06 saved 16 shots in the first period, stifling the Tommy offense, and maintaining St. Olaf's 1-0 lead into the first intermission.
The Oles extended their lead minutes into the second period on John Paulson's '08 powerplay goal. Mitch Mudra '07 notched another Ole goal midway through the period, elevating the Oles to a 3-0 lead by the second intermission.
Despite beginning the third period with a three-goal lead, the Oles were not content to rest. Many were cognizant of a regular season match against St. Thomas in which the Tommies overcame a three-goal deficit to defeat the Oles 4-3.
Indeed, a comeback seemed possible early in the third period when the Tommies scored their first goal of the game, narrowing St. Olaf's lead to two goals. However, the comeback was not to be. The Oles regained their three goal lead when Egge scored midway through the third period. Dylan Mueller '09 scored his 11th goal of the season minutes later, making the score 5-1 in favor of the Oles.
The St. Olaf defense played a stingy third period, allowing only four shots on goal, as the Oles sealed their first conference title in 68 years.
Kehler made 27 saves in goal for an astronomical save percentage of 0.964.
While the game may have been monumental, the Oles were unfazed by the hype surrounding the title game.
It's a lot like any other game we've played this season, Casey Dynan '09 said. Skating, passing, shooting ... We've been doing that all year. It doesn't change just because you're in the playoffs.
Unfortunately, the Oles were unable to advance past the first round of the NCAA playoffs, falling to UW-Superior 2-1 on Wednesday night.
Despite numerous scoring opportunities, the Oles and Yellowjackets held each other scoreless through the first two periods of play and well into the third. Superior tallied the first goal of the game with 11 minutes left in the third period, taking a 1-0 lead. The Yellowjackets added a second goal with just three minutes to play, extending their lead to two goals. St. Olaf's Joel Ihrie '06 responded 20 seconds later, scoring on assists from John Egge '07 and Casey Dynan '09, bringing the Oles within one goal of Superior. Despite a vigorous last-minute offensive effort, the Oles were unable to even the score.
Dan Kehler '06 made 25 saves for the Oles in goal.
As the monumental 2005-2006 season comes to a close, returning Oles turn their attention to off-season training, while departing Oles contemplate life after hockey. Head coach Sean Goldsworthy '94 turns his attention to recruiting and player development. While some are undoubtedly frustrated at the season's premature end, time and reflection will prove that these Oles have little reason to be disappointed. These Oles have earned the title MIAC champions, and nothing can reduce that honor. Graduating players leave with the satisfaction of contributing to the most successful hockey team in St. Olaf history, while others return to assume a new position in MIAC competition: defending champions.


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KALAMAZOO (WKZO) -- WKZO Morning Personality Lori Moore is the latest recipient of the Tony Griffin Golden Word Award, which is bestowed annually on a local member of the communications industry, based on excellence in their craft.
It's given each year by InterCom, a local association of Professional communicators, and will be handed out at an awards banquet on May 16, at the Fetzer Center at WMU.
Also receiving the award this year, M-Live business reporter Al Jones.That same evening Lori will be receiving a Champs Award from Communities in Schools for the formation of the Lori Moore Corp.
The award is given to a select few who share the Community in Schools vision.We are so glad that the community recognizes what we have always known: that Lori is a COMMUNITY TREASURE.


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Kevin Morosky - SIX At The Orange Dot Gallery"The idea that we are so closely connected is one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard. I love the idea that we are all equal, we just have different lives" - Kevin Morosky
Tonight is the private view of Photographer, DJ, Promoter and overall creative soul and consummate TFL-bashing pottymouth of Kevin Morosky's exhibition at the Orange Dot Gallery. SIX represents the six degrees of separation theory that Morosky considered after looking through his catalogue of images, of the people he knows, within various circles, and how they all interconnect. Morosky shoots on 35mm film in a documentary style that conjures up feelings of nostalgia and romanticism while it stays entwined within the hardened backdrop of London's streetculture. Morosky has shot a plethora of artists, musicians and actresses ranging from Ghostpoet, Marques Toliver, Ashley Madekwe, Mischa Barton as well as magazines like RWD and Vice. Check it out!
Private View: Wednesday 8 June 6-9pmExhibition Continues: Thursday 9 June - Thursday 30 June
The Orange Dot Gallery54 Tavistock PlaceLondonWC1H 9RGwww.kevinmorosky.comwww.twitter.com/kevinmorosky
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