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Open Question: I was dating a guy who was a casemanager and just got dumped by him?I was dating a guy who is a casemanager at a mental health agency but not the one I was affiliated with as a patient. He told me yesterday that since he worked for the same company but not in the same town that he couldnt see me anymore but wants to still talk to me and maybe if he gets another job then he will see me again. It is like he wants me to ride the fence to see if whatever is goin on in his life doesnt work out then he will work it out, I found out today that the rules he stated werent even accurate and do allow us to date. What would you do.
Resolved Question: Where would I find information about specific charities and their “track records”?I want to help those in need, but I want to support an organization where my money actually goes to those who need it and doesn’t discriminate against their workers. I don’t mind donating to an organization that is affiliated with a particular religious organization either, but I don’t want to have my money sent to a program which tries to ban reproductive health care for underprivleged woman instead of feeding those who are hungry. I realize that is oversimplifying the issue, but any feedback would be appreciated.
Resolved Question: More good news….did you hear about this?http://www.newsday.com/Associated Press WriterNovember 12, 2006, 3:42 PM ESTFARMERS BRANCH, Texas — This Dallas suburb could become the first city in Texas to adopt a sweeping ordinance intended to keep out illegal immigrants, a cause for concern among its large minority population. More than 50 municipalities nationwide have considered, passed or rejected laws banning landlords from leasing to illegal immigrants, penalizing businesses that employ undocumented workers and making English the local official language. But until now, that trend hasn’t been matched in the Lone Star State. “This is the first town in Texas that had the guts to do what’s right,” Susie Hart, who grew up in Farmers Branch, said during a recent demonstration outside City Hall. “The education system is tanking, health care has gone through the roof, everybody is bilingual.” Such sentiments and the proposed ordinance trouble many people in Texas, where many Latino families can trace their roots here to the era before statehood. “This is not just a Farmers Branch problem,” Elizabeth Villafranca said of the proposal. Villafranca, whose family owns a Mexican restaurant in Farmers Branch, said she worries that such laws will spread to other cities if the City Council approves the proposal. The measure is expected to be submitted to the council on Monday, but there was no indication when it might be put to a vote. Since 1970, Farmers Branch has changed from a small, predominantly white bedroom community with a declining population to a city of almost 28,000 people, about 37 percent of them Hispanic, according to the census. It also is home to more than 80 corporate headquarters and more than 2,600 small and mid-size firms, many of them minority-owned. The local debate over illegal immigration began in August and spawned demonstrations by both sides of the issue. Council members adopted a resolution criticizing the federal government for not aggressively addressing the issue. A councilman has given city attorneys drafts of an ordinance that would make English the city’s official language and proposals to fine companies and landlords who do business with illegal immigrants. The Farmer’s Branch proposal follows a vote this year in Hazleton, Pa., to fine landlords who rent to illegal immigrants, deny business permits to companies that employ them and require tenants to register and pay for a rental permit. However, a federal judge temporarily blocked enforcement of the Hazleton ordinance while he considers a lawsuit against the town by the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund, the American Civil Liberties Union and other groups. More than a dozen other Pennsylvania cities have taken up similar ordinances, as have several others in the South and a handful in California. Many of the towns and counties have based their ordinances on a model provided by the Immigration Reform Law Institute, which favors limits on immigration and is affiliated with the Federation for American Immigration Reform. “They’ve all expressed a great deal of frustration with the failure of the federal government to respond” to illegal immigration, said Mike Hethmon, the institute’s general counsel. Critics fear the spread of anti-illegal immigration rules will lead to sanctioned discrimination and racism. “It’s basically saying those people are illegal in their very nature; it is all right to be against them because they are lawbreakers. Many people are assuming that all immigrants are lawbreakers, and that people who are different, who speak a different language, are to be shunned,” said Cesar Perales, president and general counsel of the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education FundMiss Erin, are you speaking from personal experience?
Corporate Programmatic SupportersNCLR depends on our corporate partners for a variety of programmatic support in areas such as Education, Community Development, Health, Youth Leadership Development, Civil Rights and Advocacy, Workforce Development, and Affiliate Member Services. EducationChevron CorporationLockheed MartinLucent Technologies FoundationMarathon Oil CorporationRockwell AutomationState Farm Insurance CompaniesToyota Motor CorporationVerizon Communications, Inc.Housing and Wealth BuildingThe Allstate CorporationChase Home FinanceCountrywide Home Loans, Inc.E*TRADE FinancialFannie MaeFreddie MacJPMorgan Chase & Co.Mortgage Guaranty Insurance CorporationWells Fargo & CompanyWashington Mutual, Inc.HealthBelrex Inc.Eli Lilly and CompanyMetropolitan LifeNovo NordiskOgilvy Public Relations WorldwidePfizer Global PharmaceuticalsPepsiCo FoundationWorkforce DevelopmentAmerican Express CompanyFord Motor CompanyThe Home Depot, Inc. PepsiCo FoundationYouth Leadership DevelopmentThe Allstate CorporationExxon Mobil CorporationGEICOMarriott International, Inc. MBNA CorporationSallie MaeSodexho, Inc. Sprint Nextel CorporationU.S. Marine CorpsCivil Rights and AdvocacyThe Allstate CorporationAmerican Honda Finance CorporationBank of AmericaChevron CorporationFreddie MacThe UPS FoundationWFS Financial Inc. Affiliate Member ServicesFord Motor Company (NCLR Affiliate of the Year Award)Microsoft Corporationhttp://www.nclr.org/section/corporate_partners/programmatic_supporters/Boycott themResolved Question: Want to see the American company’s that give money to La Raza?
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Advocate, The - Doctor of homophobia: some states may allow health care providers to refuse treatment to anyone, on moral grounds. Gays are a prime targetAugust 30, 2005 — Imagine going to see a doctor to treat a sexually transmitted disease such as herpes and having the doctor refuse to treat you because you caught the …
November 4, 2006 — United Health reaches deal with hospitals: Blake, Doctors open to United members after insurer, hospital chain come to terms Members of mega-insurer United …Bradenton Herald - United Health reaches deal with hospitals: Blake, Doctors open to United…
February 20, 2006 — EXECUTIVE SUMMARY RISING medical costs did not stop membership from increasing among the 10 largest HMO plans ranked by Southern California membership.Los Angeles Business Journal - Health maintenance organizations: serving L.A. County; ranked by number of Southern California members
Philadelphia Inquirer, The - Pa.’s largest health insurers talk mergerJuly 14, 2006 — Talks between Independence Blue Cross of Philadelphia and Highmark Inc. of Pittsburgh could result in a plan to merge Pennsylvania’s two largest health …
Firm suspends brokers charged in scandal (Canada.com)MONTREAL - Industrial Alliance Insurance and Financial Services Inc. confirmed Thursday that at least two of its securities brokers are among those charged in a scandal at Mount Real Corp - and it will apply its policy of suspending the employees.
President George W. Bush outlined his foreign and domestic priorities from the War in Iraq to health care in his first State of the Union address to a Democrat-controlled Congress last night.Local lawmakers react to Bush’s State of the Union address (The York Dispatch)
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Scott Sells Wal-Mart Shares (The Morning News)Lee Scott, president and CEO of Wal-Mart Stores Inc., picked up almost 1.5 million this week when he sold more than 30,000 shares of Wal-Mart shares.
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Hospital celebrates successful 2006Danbury News Times, CT - 6 hours agoThis year, Danbury Hospital and its affiliates provided some $8.1 million worth of charity, or free care — with the hospital’s continued promise that no …Hospital celebrates successful 2006 - Danbury News Times
Medicare plans under scrutiny… of aggressive marketing and possibly improper practices associated with privately sold Medicare plans, according to health advocates. The cases involve a type of Medicare plan called private fee-for-service. According to advocates who have …
… leader in breast cancer advocacy. Its Web site said the organization has helped turn breast cancer into a priority health issue for women, researchers, doctors and politicians. Its mission is to end breast cancer. Toward that end, the foundation has …Roanoke gets breast cancer resource
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