The name of the article is kid's health trumps presidential.The author of this article said "let's see if we have this correct because because he's not agree with the things that the president of the US is doing nothing about the country.The author said this is not fare and that can not keep going, the president of the US
is not helping our child's he prefer helping the soldiers who are in war.
Bush spend 12 millions per month to continue the Iraq war, but the author wrote when it's come Americans uninsured children's-thousand of whooms live in New Mexico - there are not money.7 billions per year increases in the state children's Health insurance program, which has widespread bipartisan support in Congress.New Mexico entire Congressional delegation to support ship's expansion without reservation and to override a presidential veto-if Bush is so unwise as to take that course.
83 percent of Americans support renewing SCHIP,which is set to aspire this fall unless congress acts, 90 percent of Americans believe that at the least, every Americans child should get basic health care. to many are sick, and are not getting the medical care because they are uninsured, and their parents can not afford to pay.
the last thing that the author said was that the president Bush have it to take care, and help those child's with the medical Health.
On my opinion I agree with the author because he's right, Bush is not doing anything to help the child's with a medical care.Today and right now to many children's die because they not have enough money to pay a good medical.How the author said that he preferred to help the soldiers who are in the Iraq was, that is not obligatory that Bush spend the money in the war. That so sad because Bush just throughout the money for no good reason, that he would or should do it is help, and take care of this child's that every day are dying.that is my opinion.
www.abqtribi.com/nowes/2008/editorial-kids-health-trumps-presidential-whims/?...
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Friday, January 11, 2008
My Poem
IN THE DISTANCE IT A ECHO OF A CHILD MOURN
In the distance it hear
an echo of a child mourn
the day is go on and you
still healing a child moun.
When the night falls
it doesn't stop
the mourn brings by the wind
from these sea that blows.
There in Africa lands you see a child,
he cries and when arrives the meaning
there is a child without a home,
with out a place of bread, and no
shoes to wear,
and i ask my self what rule I do.
Sad faces a think akin, and an empty stomach
it is difficult, it hurt, but ids not impossible,
we have to make a change,
we have to make a difference.
today in Africa land a child will die.
In the distance it hear
an echo of a child mourn
the day is go on and you
still healing a child moun.
When the night falls
it doesn't stop
the mourn brings by the wind
from these sea that blows.
There in Africa lands you see a child,
he cries and when arrives the meaning
there is a child without a home,
with out a place of bread, and no
shoes to wear,
and i ask my self what rule I do.
Sad faces a think akin, and an empty stomach
it is difficult, it hurt, but ids not impossible,
we have to make a change,
we have to make a difference.
today in Africa land a child will die.
Thursday, January 10, 2008
MAKE A DIFFERENCE BLOG # 9
SUMMARISING
I HAVE READ A ARTICLE HOW CHILDREN FEEL I CRISIS, AND M OPINION I THINK THERE ARE 12 MILLIONS THAT HAVE BEEN ORPHANED. IT MANY SEEM TO THE WORD BUT WOULD MEAN THE WORD TO A LITTLE CHILD I THINK ALL THOSE CHILDREN'S OUT THERE NEED OUR HELP IF WE HAVE THE POSSIBILITIES WE WILL HELP THEM. THE MOTHER OT THE FATHER MAYBE DOESN'T HAVE A GOOD POSSIBILITY TO TAKE CARE OF THE CHILD SO WHEN THE BABY BORN SOME DECIDE THAT NO HAVE THE BABY OR ABANDONED THAT THE REASON WHY MAKE THE DIFFERENCES BECAUSE THEY GIVE THE CHILD IT IN ADOPTIONS TO PERSONS WHO CAN'T HAVE A CHILD OR THEY DEFIANTLY ABANDONED.
I READ ANOTHER SHORT ARTICLE THAT SAID BOYS WITH BOYS ARE HAVING SEX EACH OTHERS AN GIRLS DO THE SAME AND GET MARRIED WAS LEGAL AND HAVE THEY OWN BABY TOO.
SOME TOMES I FEEL LIKE THE MOTHER OF A CHILD.
www.youtube.com/child on crisis
I HAVE READ A ARTICLE HOW CHILDREN FEEL I CRISIS, AND M OPINION I THINK THERE ARE 12 MILLIONS THAT HAVE BEEN ORPHANED. IT MANY SEEM TO THE WORD BUT WOULD MEAN THE WORD TO A LITTLE CHILD I THINK ALL THOSE CHILDREN'S OUT THERE NEED OUR HELP IF WE HAVE THE POSSIBILITIES WE WILL HELP THEM. THE MOTHER OT THE FATHER MAYBE DOESN'T HAVE A GOOD POSSIBILITY TO TAKE CARE OF THE CHILD SO WHEN THE BABY BORN SOME DECIDE THAT NO HAVE THE BABY OR ABANDONED THAT THE REASON WHY MAKE THE DIFFERENCES BECAUSE THEY GIVE THE CHILD IT IN ADOPTIONS TO PERSONS WHO CAN'T HAVE A CHILD OR THEY DEFIANTLY ABANDONED.
I READ ANOTHER SHORT ARTICLE THAT SAID BOYS WITH BOYS ARE HAVING SEX EACH OTHERS AN GIRLS DO THE SAME AND GET MARRIED WAS LEGAL AND HAVE THEY OWN BABY TOO.
SOME TOMES I FEEL LIKE THE MOTHER OF A CHILD.
www.youtube.com/child on crisis
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Zellers fires poor dad for taking chocolate from trash for his kids.
By The Canadian Press, various newspapers across Canada, The Chronicle Herald, Halifax, Nova Scotti, December 21, 2005.
ST-HYACINTHE, Quebec A single father of three fired for taking chocolate bars from a garbage bin at a Sellers store will get some Christmas cheer from a charitable organization.
Guy Massey, 47, had planned to give the discarded chocolate to his children, ages six, nine and 15, for Christmas.
Massey, who was on welfare and had been working at the store only for a couple of months, was first suspended and then fired.
"I think its inhuman," Massey told CJAD radio station in Montreal of his dismissal.
Sellers, which is part of Toronto-based retailer Hudson's Bay Co., has said Massey should have notified his supervisor that he was taking the chocolate out of the garbage at the St-Hyacinthe store, about 50 kilometres east of Montreal.
"Its a very unfortunate situation. We would never have willingly let an associate go at this time of year without just cause," said HBC spokes woman Hillary South in an interview from Toronto.
"Unfortunately this associate breached the trust of his supervisors by removing merchandise from the store, and as a result, he was let go from his position."
Established in 1670, Hudson's Bay is Canadas largest department store chain and oldest company with more than 500 outlets, led by the Bay and Sellers chains.
Added South: "We have over 70,000 across Canada. They work so hard especially at this time of year. Its very upsetting that one bad employee tarnished the reputation of everybody else."
Montreal's Sun Youth Organization said Tuesday that Masses family will be provided for this Christmas.
"Its important to Sun Youth now that this family will have a Christmas that they deserve, food on the table and gifts for the kids," Sun Youths Tommy Kulcyzk told CJAD.
MY OPINION
I THINK THAT WHAT THIS GUY DO WAS VERE RESPECTFUL BECAUSE CHILDREN'S RECEIVE THE PRESENTS WITH OUT EVEN KNOW WHERE THEY CAME FROMAND THEY'RE HAPPY BUT THIS TIME THIS MAN GIVE THEM CHOCOLATES FOR CHRISTMAS, BUT THE THING THAT THE CHILDREN DONTNOW IS THAT HE TOKED FROMTHE TRASH BUT THE CHILDRESN WERE HAPPY BECASE THEY GET SOMETHIG FOR CRISTMAS FOR THEM THAT WAS VERY IMPORTANT BECAUSE THEY DON'T HAVE ENOUGHT MONEY TO GET SOMTHIG FOR CRISTMAS SO THE MEN WORK FOR A VER GOOD COMPAY THEN HE GET FIRE CAUSE THE COMPANY DON'T THRUST HIM ANY MORE, SO I THIK THE GOVERNMENT OR THE COMPANY SAID THE THE CHILDRENS AND THEIR FAMILY ARE GOING TO HAVE A VERY AN NICE CHRISTMAS AND FOOD.
ST-HYACINTHE, Quebec A single father of three fired for taking chocolate bars from a garbage bin at a Sellers store will get some Christmas cheer from a charitable organization.
Guy Massey, 47, had planned to give the discarded chocolate to his children, ages six, nine and 15, for Christmas.
Massey, who was on welfare and had been working at the store only for a couple of months, was first suspended and then fired.
"I think its inhuman," Massey told CJAD radio station in Montreal of his dismissal.
Sellers, which is part of Toronto-based retailer Hudson's Bay Co., has said Massey should have notified his supervisor that he was taking the chocolate out of the garbage at the St-Hyacinthe store, about 50 kilometres east of Montreal.
"Its a very unfortunate situation. We would never have willingly let an associate go at this time of year without just cause," said HBC spokes woman Hillary South in an interview from Toronto.
"Unfortunately this associate breached the trust of his supervisors by removing merchandise from the store, and as a result, he was let go from his position."
Established in 1670, Hudson's Bay is Canadas largest department store chain and oldest company with more than 500 outlets, led by the Bay and Sellers chains.
Added South: "We have over 70,000 across Canada. They work so hard especially at this time of year. Its very upsetting that one bad employee tarnished the reputation of everybody else."
Montreal's Sun Youth Organization said Tuesday that Masses family will be provided for this Christmas.
"Its important to Sun Youth now that this family will have a Christmas that they deserve, food on the table and gifts for the kids," Sun Youths Tommy Kulcyzk told CJAD.
MY OPINION
I THINK THAT WHAT THIS GUY DO WAS VERE RESPECTFUL BECAUSE CHILDREN'S RECEIVE THE PRESENTS WITH OUT EVEN KNOW WHERE THEY CAME FROMAND THEY'RE HAPPY BUT THIS TIME THIS MAN GIVE THEM CHOCOLATES FOR CHRISTMAS, BUT THE THING THAT THE CHILDREN DONTNOW IS THAT HE TOKED FROMTHE TRASH BUT THE CHILDRESN WERE HAPPY BECASE THEY GET SOMETHIG FOR CRISTMAS FOR THEM THAT WAS VERY IMPORTANT BECAUSE THEY DON'T HAVE ENOUGHT MONEY TO GET SOMTHIG FOR CRISTMAS SO THE MEN WORK FOR A VER GOOD COMPAY THEN HE GET FIRE CAUSE THE COMPANY DON'T THRUST HIM ANY MORE, SO I THIK THE GOVERNMENT OR THE COMPANY SAID THE THE CHILDRENS AND THEIR FAMILY ARE GOING TO HAVE A VERY AN NICE CHRISTMAS AND FOOD.
Interview with the studets.
I ask some friend of my about what they think about the children's in crisis or why they are trade bad. So they said that is so sad how they live an trade them ; they said that if they get money they will help them to have a better future, and better life but the real that it is we can't do,that the government should do that because this it going to keep going and we have to stopped children's have dreams and have felling also like as we're human and we are the same race it doesn't matter the skin color or the race. one of my friends said that some times we have everything and we don't wanted for example: sometime we have a good food or cloth and we don't liked or we don't wanted and those children's who needed don sent have anything so that what they told my about what they think abut the children's in crisis and why it is happening they said that have to change if all people help them with little bit of money, food but the most important thing help them.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
FAMILY IN CRISIS
Mari A. Schaefer
Nov. 4--As coach of the Eagles, Andy Reid has excelled at keeping the lid on, brushing off questions about team controversies with a countenance as stony as Mount Rushmore.
That lid grew airtight when it came to problems at home, with Reid bolting from briefings when anyone dared to broach his sons' legal woes.
It therefore fell to a Montgomery County judge last week to publicly reckon with the dynamics of what he deemed "a family in crisis."
In skewering the structure and supervision in the Reids' Main Line home, Judge Steven T. O'Neill raised the conundrum facing countless other homes in which drug-addicted adult children still live: What is the parents' responsibility -- let alone their ability -- to monitor and control their grown children?
"You've got to take accountability of what goes on in the house," O'Neill told Reid and his wife, Tammy, in an extraordinary lecture Thursday at the Montgomery County Courthouse in Norristown.
His remarks came as O'Neill sent the Reids' two oldest sons -- Garrett, 24, and Britt, 22 -- to county prison for up to 23 months each on gun- and drug-related crimes.
The sentencing hearing also laid bare the depths and duration of the Reid brothers' drug dependencies.
A presentence investigation revealed Garrett Reid to have been a street dealer in North Philadelphia and on the Main Line. Britt Reid's addiction, the investigation found, began at age 14 with painkillers prescribed after he hurt his back lifting weights at Harriton High School in Lower Merion Township.
He remains addicted to painkillers.
O'Neill reviewed those histories before a courtroom audience already stunned by news that 89 pills had been found that morning in Garrett Reid's jail cell as he was being brought to court.
Investigators concluded he had concealed them in his rectum before arriving at prison Tuesday evening. He had been ordered there after failing a routine drug test, and now faces additional charges of smuggling contraband.
"I have some real difficulty with the structure in which these two boys live," O'Neill said, noting the guns, ammunition and assortment of drugs that at various times had been in the Reids' home and cars. "What is the supervision?"
Mike Wood, a family therapist at the Livengrin Foundation for Addiction Recovery in Bensalem, noted that addicts are very manipulative and creative, good at concealing things. It may be unfair to hold parents accountable for them into adulthood, he said.
I funud this informaton in Philadelphia Inquirer,The (AP) 11/04/2007
wwww.yahoo.com/family in crisis.
MY OPINION
ON MY OPINION I THINK THE PARENT OF THOSE GUY TAKE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THEIR CHILDREN'S AND SEE WHAT THEY ARE DOING GOOd OR BAD.those guy were in trouble in drugs and the parents don't even know abouit so we know the they live in a poor country but the think that i don't understand is that if they are in drug where they get money to get it that is Whit i don't understand i think the parent more care of their children cause this is a very huge crisis.
Nov. 4--As coach of the Eagles, Andy Reid has excelled at keeping the lid on, brushing off questions about team controversies with a countenance as stony as Mount Rushmore.
That lid grew airtight when it came to problems at home, with Reid bolting from briefings when anyone dared to broach his sons' legal woes.
It therefore fell to a Montgomery County judge last week to publicly reckon with the dynamics of what he deemed "a family in crisis."
In skewering the structure and supervision in the Reids' Main Line home, Judge Steven T. O'Neill raised the conundrum facing countless other homes in which drug-addicted adult children still live: What is the parents' responsibility -- let alone their ability -- to monitor and control their grown children?
"You've got to take accountability of what goes on in the house," O'Neill told Reid and his wife, Tammy, in an extraordinary lecture Thursday at the Montgomery County Courthouse in Norristown.
His remarks came as O'Neill sent the Reids' two oldest sons -- Garrett, 24, and Britt, 22 -- to county prison for up to 23 months each on gun- and drug-related crimes.
The sentencing hearing also laid bare the depths and duration of the Reid brothers' drug dependencies.
A presentence investigation revealed Garrett Reid to have been a street dealer in North Philadelphia and on the Main Line. Britt Reid's addiction, the investigation found, began at age 14 with painkillers prescribed after he hurt his back lifting weights at Harriton High School in Lower Merion Township.
He remains addicted to painkillers.
O'Neill reviewed those histories before a courtroom audience already stunned by news that 89 pills had been found that morning in Garrett Reid's jail cell as he was being brought to court.
Investigators concluded he had concealed them in his rectum before arriving at prison Tuesday evening. He had been ordered there after failing a routine drug test, and now faces additional charges of smuggling contraband.
"I have some real difficulty with the structure in which these two boys live," O'Neill said, noting the guns, ammunition and assortment of drugs that at various times had been in the Reids' home and cars. "What is the supervision?"
Mike Wood, a family therapist at the Livengrin Foundation for Addiction Recovery in Bensalem, noted that addicts are very manipulative and creative, good at concealing things. It may be unfair to hold parents accountable for them into adulthood, he said.
I funud this informaton in Philadelphia Inquirer,The (AP) 11/04/2007
wwww.yahoo.com/family in crisis.
MY OPINION
ON MY OPINION I THINK THE PARENT OF THOSE GUY TAKE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THEIR CHILDREN'S AND SEE WHAT THEY ARE DOING GOOd OR BAD.those guy were in trouble in drugs and the parents don't even know abouit so we know the they live in a poor country but the think that i don't understand is that if they are in drug where they get money to get it that is Whit i don't understand i think the parent more care of their children cause this is a very huge crisis.
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