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#sttoru chats.#SOMEBODY STOP MAPPA HMEMS THeyre gonna kill me ohmygod#KENTO please i beg#wrap that tie around my wrists pls pslsplspslspls#look at the#HANDS!!!!!#jjk spoilers
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Today marks the 102nd anniversary of the #armeniangenocide An important day that the world should never forget. Not only for your Armenian friends and neighbors but until the world forces the other part of the world to recognize this #genocide there will be more....as see today. Don't let these acts go unpunished. #recognize #armenian #armenians #1915 #memory #keepthepromise #thepromise #history #ayf #acyoa #hmem
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Congratulations to these champion ladies for winning a 5 set thriller against #USAEast w/out their injured captain & coming home with #Volleyball 3rd place trophy #proudpapa #10panhomenetmengames #HMEM #riseandraise #Yerevan #Armenia 🇦🇲 (at Armenia Marriott Hotel Yerevan)
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@dipadipietro lembrei de vc neste vídeo, da @mrporter (em Vila São Luís) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRSdC8-HMeM/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Com repactuação aprovada, Estado vai ampliar a oferta de cirurgias cardíacas pediátricas em Araguaína
Com repactuação aprovada, Estado vai ampliar a oferta de cirurgias cardíacas pediátricas em Araguaína
Manter o funcionamento de 10 leitos de Unidade de Terapia Intensiva (UTI) pediátricos e a oferta de cirurgias neonatais e pediátricas em caráter eletivo e de urgência; cirurgias cardíacas neonatais e cirurgias cardíacas pediátricas, em caráter eletivo e de urgência, no Hospital Municipal Eduardo Medrado (HMEM), em Araguaína. Estes foram os objetivos da repactuação da cooperação técnica entre a…
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Beyond Motherhood: Powerful Women in Politics
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Beyond Motherhood: Powerful Women in Politics
This week in our empowerment series we meet three phenomenal women – U.S. Representative Anna G. Eshoo (D-CA-18), U.S. Representative Jackie Speier (D-CA-14), and Speaker of the Maine House of Representatives Sara Gideon.
Together they exemplify what it means to be a strong leader blazing trails, empowering women, all while supporting the Armenian American community.
Rep. Anna Eshoo
Rep. Anna Eshoo
First, we meet Representative Anna Eshoo. Born in New Britain, Connecticut, Rep. Eshoo is both Assyrian and Armenian and has represented California’s 18th congressional district since 1993.
The first woman elected to serve as Chair of the Health Subcommittee, Rep. Eshoo also serves as the Ranking Member on the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology, as well as the House Energy and Commerce Committee. During her time in office, she has fought for consumers, access to health care for families, advocated for the development of clean energy technology and protected the environment. In order to provide citizens with affordable health insurance, she has drafted parts of the Affordable Care Act and continues to strengthen this law.
Rep. Eshoo has left an indelible mark on US policy – from her work on the landmark Telecommunications Act of 1996 to her work in helping fund “Next Generation” 911 technology following the tragic events of September 11. Recognized as one of the 10 most powerful women in Silicon Valley, she has also been awarded the Statesmanship Award for her commitment to improving the lives of others.
As the only Armenian-Assyrian in Congress, Rep. Eshoo who has served as a co-sponsor of the Armenian Genocide Resolution since 1993, took pride in leading the bipartisan effort to move the Armenian Genocide Resolution, H.Res.296, to the House floor for a vote in 2019. The bipartisan resolution which passed with an overwhelming vote of 405 to 11 fights denial of the Armenian Genocide and encourages truth and justice.
In response to the passage of the resolution, Rep. Eshoo stated, “Between 1915 and 1923, 1.5 million Armenians, and hundreds of thousands of Assyrians, Greeks, Syriacs, Arameans, Maronites, and other Christians were systematically slaughtered at the hands of the Ottoman Empire… There is an historic parallel today as Turkey is once again engaging in ethnic cleansing, this time against the Kurds in Syria. This resolution not only honors and commemorates my ancestors and all those who perished in the first genocide of the 20th century but serves as a timely reminder that we must remain vigilant to prevent similar atrocities today.”
A proud mother of two children, Rep. Eshoo received her degree from Canada College and the CORO Foundation. In 1982, she was voted to the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors where she went on to serve the County Board for 10 years before she became a member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Rep. Jackie Speier
Rep. Jackie Speier
Another powerhouse in the halls of Congress is Rep. Jackie Speier – an Armenian American politician who has served as a US Representative for California’s 14th congressional district since 2008.
A staunch supporter for women’s equality, LGBTQ rights and cleaning up government corruption, she was named in Newsweek’s top 150 “Fearless Women” in the world, as well as one of the most influential people in American politics in “Politico’s 50.”
She serves on the Subcommittees on Environment and Government Operations and is also Co-Chair of the Democratic Women’s Caucus, Congressional Armenian Caucus, Bipartisan Task Force to End Sexual Violence, and the Gun Violence Prevention Task Force.
A staunch advocate against sexual assault in the military as well as on college campuses, she had over 300 bi-partisan bills signed into law that have helped achieve justice for women and children. Rep. Speier introduced the “Me Too” movement in the halls of Congress in October 2017, later becoming the basis of the bipartisan “Congressional Accountability Act” and “Reform Act” that was signed into law in December 2018.
Although she’s had several wins, she’s also faced her fair share of challenges. For instance, when Rep. Speier started working on implementing sexual harassment training in Congress in 2014, she was told that anti-harassment training would never take place. However, the CAA Reform Act made sure that anti-harassment training was mandatory.
She tells the story of one of her most tragic and challenging encounters in her book, Undaunted: Surviving Jonestown, Summoning Courage, and Fighting Back. In it, she shares her traumatic experience in Jonestown, Guyana, where she joined the late Congressman Leo Ryan’s delegation in rescuing defectors from Jim Jones’s Peoples Temple. Congressman Ryan was murdered, and Rep. Speier was shot five times.
Recovering from this traumatizing experience, she decided that she wanted to show her strength rather than her weakness and fight against inequality and injustice in the U.S. Congress. Her experience highlights her strong leadership and character as she fought her hardest to stay alive and use her voice to help others.
She brings that same passion to the Armenian cause. As co-chair of the Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues and one of three Armenian American members of Congress, she was a relentless advocate for passage of H.Res.296, the Armenian Genocide resolution.
On the heels of the passage of the resolution, she said, “The House’s resounding 405-11 vote to recognize the Armenian Genocide is a great victory for millions of Armenians around the world. Congress has failed to affirm the truth for far too long and I’m heartened that we have joined our allies around the globe, and 49 U.S. states, in acknowledging that the Ottoman Empire perpetrated a genocide upon the Armenian people.” She went on to say, “This vote also sent a critically important message to the world in light of Turkey’s modern-day ethnic cleansing campaign of the Kurds in Syria. Today, we sent a message that history can’t be rewritten, that America will no longer abandon Armenians with feeble excuses for a so-called ally, and that we will never forget the atrocities of the past and present. Today we affirmed the Armenian Genocide was real and we stand against it and those who seek to perpetuate such evil again.”
Speier received her B.A. in Political Science from the University of California at Davis and her J.D. from UC Hastings College of the Law. A proud wife and mother, Gideon focuses on making the lives of working families easier, particularly in the current economy.
Maine House Speaker Sara Gideon
Maine House Speaker Sara Gideon
Lastly, we meet Sara Gideon, speaker of the Maine House of Representatives. Speaker Gideon, who is of Indian and Armenian descent, is running for US Senate in Maine with a focus on public interest. Speaker Gideon recently won the Democratic primary for the US Senate seat in Maine challenging the seat held by Senator Susan Collins.
During her time in the Maine House of Representatives, she passed a landmark bill in order to provide tax refunds to homeowners in Maine and has focused on opening up more educational opportunities for the people of Maine to have a chance at financial independence.
Additionally, she has addressed delivering resources to battle Maine’s opioid epidemic. Former Governor Paul Lepage went against Sara’s opioid legislation, however, that did not result in her giving up. Instead, she brought both political parties together to overturn the veto.
She’s exhibited passion and dedication in her work for the people of Maine, and she brings that same conviction to the campaign trail.
She’s had opportunities to connect with Armenian Americans throughout the region. This past April 24, 2020, she stood by the Armenian American community of Maine in commemorating the 105th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. “… As the granddaughter of Armenian refugees, I hold this day as a solemn reminder that we must continue our work to protect human rights,” Gideon said.
Outside of her advocacy work, she also helped secure recognition of Artsakh’s independence for the state of Maine.
A wife, mother and graduate from George Washington University in International Affairs, Speaker Gideon is poised for a seat in the US Senate.
Whether they are in the halls of Congress, on a trip to Armenia or a stop on the campaign trail, these women have made incredible strides in advancing issues that are paramount to the marginalized. They have used their platforms to advance matters that are not only central to their beliefs and the broader communities they serve, but they have also continuously advocated for the Armenian American communities they represent and the Armenian cause.
We look forward to a day in which the next generation of leaders ascends into the ranks that these women have achieved. They are truly making a difference on the inside – in the halls of Congress even – and that helps us advance the cause.
Tvene Baronian
Tvene Baronian is a rising sophomore attending Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, New York. She plans to graduate with a double major in Environmental Studies and English. On campus, Tvene is a member of the Environmental Club, Campus Green Club, Public Leadership Education Network (PLEN), Outdoor Recreation Adventure Program (ORAP), Sustainability Club, Koshare Dance Collective, and the Lacrosse Club. In addition to her involvement on campus, her passion for her Armenian heritage drives her participation in various volunteer organizations including Armenian Youth Federation (AYF), Hamazkayin Nayiri Dance Ensemble, HMEM Scouts and the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA). During her free time, she loves to sing, dance, write and draw. She has a passion for music and has performed at Carnegie Hall, where she showcased her love of Armenian opera.
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Cada vez que um Filho-de-Deus se manifesta e inicia um trabalho pela valorização da vida, fomentando amor e fraternidade, os seres soturnos e obscuros enviam seus aliados para tentar destruir. Mas: 1. José escapou do poço e foi liberto da prisão armada pela esposa do faraó e inspirado por JAVÉ/DEUS PAI, tornou-se hmem forte e de valor; 2. Daniel foi protegido pelo anjo na cova dos leões, e influenciou o império persa; 3. Lázaro saiu do túmulo para servir a JAVÉ/DEUS PAI, e ser exemplo para a história do evangelho; Podem até ferir, mas um servo do DEUS ALTÍSSIMO jamais abandona sua fé... Jamais se rendem. Não importa quantas lanças, quantas espadas, quantos subterfúgios lancem mão para nós feri. Podemos até cair mas sempre levantamos, para honras e glorificarmos ao REI dos reis, SENHOR dos exércitos angélicos, MESTRE da criação, REDENTOR/SALBADOR. O VERDADEIRO ESPIRITO DA JUSTIÇA, está além da capacidade do mal. A inspiração da escritura me guia, e não desistirei das ações sociais e do acolhimento e orientação daqueles que precisem de apoio. Deus me quer cuidando do seu povo. Não recuarei, por mais que me lancem dardos venenosos e espalhem espinhos no trajeto... JAVÉ tem poder para aliviar todas as feridas físicas/espirituais/mentais. Obrigado senhor por me permitir ser um dos teus soldados. Ainda que mil sejam injustos e traçoeiros, de coração duro e mal, se conseguir resgatar ao menos um, tara válido a pena toda luta e toda dificuldade. https://www.instagram.com/p/CC_SOkAlB-tyt8DCL2lTfx7B1vBwJvYwmuS2kQ0/?igshid=b53abfozmab5
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Comentários aos provérbios individuais do capítulo 11 do livro de Provérbios
v.1 - Deus abomina a desonestidades em qualquer área, no comércio também.
v.2 - A soberba é o gatilho da ruina, da tragédia pessoal ou de uma nação, a humildade é por outro lado o caminho da ascensão.
v.3 - A sinceridade que é a pureza de ações guiará o sincero no caminho que ele vai ems egurança. Já os perversos sofrerão danos porque se movem guiados pela perversidade e esta é o guia para a morte.
v.4 - Os bens não têm qualquer valor quando Deus chama o homem a juízo. O juízo começa quando o homem morre. Já a justiça praticada em vida livra o homem da sentença condenatória, livra da morte e esta até pode livrar o homem da morte fisica em alguns casos.
v.5 - A justiça é uma espécie de prumo. Ela indica quando o homem que se guia por ela está torto, errado e mostra para onde deve ir. Ou seja, andar na justiça é o guia para andar na justiça. Já que p perverso usa o prumo da injustiça, esse prumo sempre o levará para mais longe no caminho errado até cair num precipício ou a repreensão se abater sobre ele como um muro que cai sobre uma pessoa.
v.6 - A justiça traz livramento no dia do juízo. O juízo de Deus ou juízo dos homens quando estes aplicam a lei que regula o comportamento. A iniquidade, a vida de erro prende o que a pratica. A perversidade é o passaporte para a morte.
v.7 - O homem tem todos os seus valores e esperança nesta vida. Então se ele morre nada tem para a vida eterna porque tudo pelo qual lutou foi para obter bens desta vida.
v.8 - Deus dá libertação ao homem justo e castiga o homem perverso. Isso equivale a dizer que Deus põe o homem perverso no lugar em que o justo esteve.
v.9 - O homem falso usa suas palavras para destruir o que houver de bom no seu próximo, o livramento do home sincero está em ele agir com inteligência até com respeito a esse homem.
v.10 - O homem justo traz prosperidade e alegria para todos, principalmente quando ele é líder de uma cidade ou de qualquer outro núcleo de relacionamento humano. Quando o ímpio está no poder a pobreza impera, a maldade que violenta os outros impera e a sua morte acaba sendo desejada e se vem é motivo de alegria para quem a esperava.
v.11 - A vida do hmem de bem é uma bênção, um alívio para as pessoas. A vida de uma pessoa ruim é uma maldição para um povo principalmente se ele é um líder de uma cidade ou de um país.
Luiz Flor em Eu digo algumas coisas sobre Provérbios.
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hi good morning i just wanted to say how much i love u all and how much i love all the peosopel i come across and ow ant to tell them bit i don’t think they’ll believe me but i just want them to know they matter so much the little’s things matter and they’re cared for i’ll care for them whatever they want i’ll give to hmem
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Consider what these kids have gone through the last 6+ years but because they are here they are champions #Aleppo #Syria 🇸🇾 spirit of #HMEM #10panhomenetmengames #riseandraise #peaceinsyria #Yerevan #Armenia 🇦🇲 (at Mika Sport Complex)
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😃 buen día espartan@s 😃 🍀 Feliz inicio de semana 😃💪 - - - #indumentaria #ropalaplata #ropacononda #clothingstore #ropaparatodes #sinetiquetas #singenero #laplata #showroom #shopping #shop #paratodes #todes #elles #esparta #espartalaplata #todoloqueestabien (en ESPARTA LA PLATA) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8YtSN-HmEM/?igshid=jb72ielx4rba
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