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Are you faced with challenges or opportunities? Every situation is what you make of it. Penalty kills? Most see pressure, but the greats see opportunity. Opportunity to step up, make the big save, and show the team they can rely on you. 💪 #goaliemindset #nhlgoalie #goaltender #goalie

So you mean to tell me that with all of the success that DL Huguely has I am ahead of him because I’m actually married to a Puerto Rican listen to the segment you’ll get the joke. The second part of this is a simple question. Do you as an agent encourage policy on a non-working spouse? Put your opinion in the comment section.

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What does 'Putting Carers on the Map' mean to you? I have worked with many disabled children and parent carers due to my role as a social worker. Carers Week is taking place from 10–16 June 2024. It is a UK-wide awareness campaign, which shines a spotlight on carers around us. I’m glad to see some parent carers sharing their stories this week, and celebrating their children and their dedicated carers. Ed Kemp and Charlie Beswick have been so generous in offering support and guidance for carers, and Ed's advice on Personal Health Budget (PHB) is really worth your attention. Very often there are barriers between social workers and families. I often think about how to improve the way we work with families, so that parent carers feel really supported, and feel that they have more choice and control. I feel that one way to improve our relationship with parent carers is seeking permission from parent carers and their children in every step that we take. Secondly, it's so important to protect parents' time. Any parent carer will tell you their time is the most previous, so we should not make them attend meeting every other week. As it's Carers week, I'm keen to know the views from parent carers - what is the one thing that you hope your social workers can do more of? https://lnkd.in/e8uJbSkD #NationalCarersWeek  #Carers #SocialWork #SocialWorker #Disability

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Cheaper is just getting something at the lowest cost regardless of it's quality or actual use to you. VALUE is getting the best quality product for the lowest cost. Try not to let the conversation turn to the context of commoditization. People are not simply the sum total of metrics and measurables, they are human beings. Google says: In marketing, commoditization is the process of turning products or services into standardized, marketable objects that are nearly identical to one another. This process can remove a product's unique qualities in favor of lower-cost items that can be easily interchanged. Look under the surface. See and perceive the value. Value is the more important conversation!

The Indian Child Welfare Act, Political Classification of “Indians,” and Preservation of Tribal Sovereignty: Children, the Most Precious Resource Ms. Yost asserts "Throughout the United States' history, Congress has consistently regulated Indian affairs as a matter of tribal political sovereignty, not as a matter of race. The Constitution itself enforces the use of political classification for Indians through Congress' power to “regulate Commerce,” and “make Treaties” with Indian tribes. Furthermore, the Supreme Court of the United States has also enforced the use of political classification for Indians through decades of case law. In United States v. Antelope, the Supreme Court unambiguously held that “federal legislation with respect to Indian tribes, although relating to Indians as such, is not based upon impermissible racial classifications.” If the Supreme Court unexpectedly overturns centuries of precedent, declares that “Indian” is a racial classification subject to strict scrutiny review, and finds the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) unconstitutional, the effect will wreak havoc on tribal sovereignty and potentially extinguish the field of federal Indian law. As of writing this Note, three separate families want to adopt Indian children and currently are unable to do so either due to the child's respective tribe or ICWA. Each family brought its own lawsuit to adopt the respective child and conquer ICWA. Two provisions of ICWA are being challenged on equal protection grounds that they are classified on a racial, not political, basis. Since the challenged provisions are “political rather than racial in nature,” they are subject to the rational basis standard of review. ICWA indisputably satisfies rational basis review because the “special treatment” it provides to Indian tribes and their children is rationally tied to “Congress' unique obligation towards the Indians.” ICWA is the “gold standard” for child welfare proceedings and thus, deserves strong protection to remain in force and safeguard Indian children that fall within the Act's application."

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We should help others no matter what