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The passage discusses the changing demographics and lifestyles in the United States during the 1920s as more Americans migrated to cities. It notes that by 1920 over half of Americans lived in urban areas for the first time, with many moving to cities to enjoy higher standards of living. Life in cities was fast-paced and offered amenities like entertainment, but also brought challenges like impersonal relationships among strangers. The passage also briefly outlines life in rural areas and the rise of organized crime during Prohibition as gangsters like Al Capone profited greatly from illegally supplying alcohol.Media-orientation-3-15-19
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A training guide for reporters and media when writing or reporting about Native Americans or their culture.Freedom Economics... The Solution to Empowering a Great Human Society
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A simplified presentation describing "Why we are here" and What makes the World Work". The essence of a purpose driven life derived from my book released electronically in 2012 called "Compete and Empower". To get a copy on your iPad, Kindle or Nook go to www.competeandempower.comCyril Ramaphosa Human Rights Day Speech 2019
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1) President Cyril Ramaphosa gave the keynote address at the National Human Rights Day celebrations in Sharpeville, where the 1960 Sharpeville Massacre took place.
2) He emphasized that recognizing and promoting indigenous languages is important for affirming human dignity and cultural identity. Efforts are underway to preserve endangered languages in South Africa.
3) While human rights were violated in the past under apartheid, South Africa has made progress in advancing rights for all citizens since the end of apartheid through its constitution and policies. However, more work remains to address inequality.An Unresolved Struggle for Reparations, Redress & Restitution in South Africa
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Harmonious volunteer center orientation presentation 2014
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Public service announcement April computer event 04/27/13Irvin Shannon
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The Harmonious Volunteer Center will hold a computer donation and collection event on April 27th at the United Methodist Church of the Redeemer in Philadelphia. The event will accept working and non-working computers, printers, scanners, and other electronics from 10am to 2pm. Donations are tax deductible and will be recycled by Magnum Computer Recyclers in accordance with EPA standards.Hvc takes a lead for computer recycling
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The Harmonious Volunteer Center has partnered with a certified electronics recycler to expand its recycling program throughout Pennsylvania. The Executive Director, Irvin Shannon, announced that with this partnership they will be able to accommodate all 67 counties in the state. They will recruit 200 additional volunteers to provide education on computer and electronics recycling. This initiative aims to create over 400 jobs through volunteer training and internships. Donating electronics provides environmental, economic and social benefits while qualifying for tax deductions. Their goal is to collect 2 million pounds of equipment in 2013 to be reused or recycled responsibly.Dreams come true
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The Harmonious Volunteer Center is opening 402 jobs in Pennsylvania to establish computer and electronics donation collection centers. They are accepting applications immediately for various part-time and full-time positions such as data entry specialists, material handlers, facility managers, truck drivers, and public relations representatives earning between $10,400 to $20,800 annually. Applicants will undergo a 90 day training period and must be at least 18 years old.Computer and electronics slideshare
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The Harmonious Volunteer Center has developed a technology collection plan to comply with Pennsylvania law HB708. The plan involves collecting, refurbishing, and reusing donated computer and electronic equipment to close the digital divide. The center will partner with certified recyclers and nonprofits to provide collection sites and pickup services for consumers and corporations. Through vocational programs, the center aims to create over 200 jobs in material handling, transportation, administration, education, and recycling.Rebuilding a village hvc prespective 2013
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Our business is "to provide community service; volunteer training systems; and assistance to community based organizations". We are helping others... Join with us... connect today!!!Million dollar jobs program
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The document discusses using $1,350,000 to create jobs for those needing general assistance through a volunteer center club, in order to help the local economy and underserved neighborhoods. The executive director of the Harmonious Volunteer Center invites contact via email to discuss details and join the effort as one solution to civic concerns.One million three hundred fifty dollars
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This document discusses how $1,350,000 could help the local economy if used to create jobs for those needing general assistance or to assist community-based organizations providing services. It invites the reader to join a club that would produce and provide this funding to help the local economy and underserved neighborhoods. Contact details are provided for Irvin Shannon, executive director of the Harmonious Volunteer Center, to discuss details and how this funding could create jobs for 322 individuals.One million three hundred fifty dollars
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This document discusses how $1,350,000 could help the local economy if used to create jobs for those needing general assistance or to assist community-based organizations providing services. It invites the reader to join a club that would produce and provide this funding to help the local economy and underserved neighborhoods. Contact details are provided for Irvin Shannon, executive director of the Harmonious Volunteer Center, to discuss details and how this funding could create jobs for 322 individuals.One million three hundred fifty dollars
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This document discusses how $1,350,000 could help the local economy if used to create jobs for those needing general assistance or to assist community-based organizations providing services. It invites the reader to join a club that would produce and provide this funding to help the local economy and underserved neighborhoods. Contact details are provided for Irvin Shannon, executive director of the Harmonious Volunteer Center, to discuss details and how this solution could help address civic concerns. The document also notes that $1,350,000 could create employment for 322 individuals in full, part, or flex time positions requiring various skill levels.3 million flea market items
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We can make distinct changes through contributing with the Harmonious Volunteer Center. www.harmoniousvolunteercenter.orgSign on line petition
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Elimination of GENERAL ASSISTANCE (HR BILL 1261) has been delayed until August 1st We have petitions being circulated immediately requesting that this bill be rescinded and repealed. Go to www.signon.org/s/tLXGQh This will take you right to the site to sign on line. Send this request to everyone you know IMMEDIATELY!!! We have no time to waste concerning this issue.Fund raising notice 71412
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The document provides information about volunteering and community resources, including a website for the Harmonious Volunteer Center with contact information for the executive director, joining their bus club to explore volunteer opportunities, calling 311 for non-emergency neighborhood issues, and a techmobile visiting Chalmers Park on the first Friday of each month starting in June.Bondage anti bondage
- 1. Remember that Josuha brought the people of Israel across the river Jordan into the promise land. Remember in the time of Remember then and the Pharohs in the land of remember now Bondage Egypt that the Hebrews in the 21st Century has been were enslaved and in imposed upon the citizens bondage for 400 years. of our land of freedom. Remember that a deliverer Privileges are being denied was promised by He who through legal proceedings. had no name and he Benefits are being taken chose Moses to lead the away from the poor and people from bondage to going (who knows where). the land of promise.
- 2. JOIN THE MOVEMENT TO Where do the people ADDRESS THESE IN- in need turn? JUSTICES! JOIN THE MOVEMENT TO Am I My Brothers FIGHT FOR RIGHT! Keeper and if so what will JOIN WITH ALL WHO ARE you do to make conditions BEING OPPRESSED AND change whereby there is DENIED! Justice for Human Rights, JOIN NOW TO REMOVE Civil Rights, and just YOURSELF FROM THE Common Decency among BONDAGE YOU ARE the people of our society. FACING!!! The peoples education is in jeopardy. The peoples economic right to pursue happiness is being encroached upon.
- 3. Where is the help Governor Corbett promised GA recipients? 70,000 Pennsylvanians have had their only source of income taken by a State Budget that cut social services, eliminated General Assistance and gave every legislator a pay raise while cutting taxes for corporations! Come to the Governors Philadelphia Office to demand: General Assistance for all who need it! Broad and Walnut Sts September 13th, 11:00 am Governor Corbetts staff promised the hundreds of people who tried to meet with him in July that the Governor would let us know what other programs are available. He still hasnt told us where we can find help. Come with us and ask: Governor where is the help you offered? For more info: Lance.Haver@Yahoo.com