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June 6, 2016 8:00 pm Published by Michael

GILMANTON Selectmen on Monday night gave their nod to efforts to restore the historic Kelley Corner School in the lower Gilmanton region of town.

The board heard from Lori Baldwin of the Lower Gilmanton Community Club. The Lower Gilmanton Community Club has leased the building since 1949 and the lease runs until the year 2063.

In 2008, the Kelley Corner School was placed on the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places.

Over the years some repair and maintenance work has been done to the schoolhouse including a contracted building assessment in 2007. The planned restoration will include sill repairs, siding replacement, window work, drainage improvements, chimney restoration, painting of the exterior of the schoolhouse, repair of doors, installation of an access ramp, and an electricity upgrade.

Baldwin said the LGCC Restoration Committee will coordinate the oversight of the project in conjunction with the Gilmanton School District.

June 6, 2016 7:48 pm Published by Michael

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June 6, 2016 7:37 pm Published by Michael

Grant recipients included BAYarts, for the purchase and installation of a canvas awning at the main entrance of the John Huntington House; Destination Bay, for promotional materials for a community-wide celebration in Bay Village on June 18; Youth Challenge, to support an adapted bowling program at Bay Lanes for teens and young adults with physical disabilities; Bay Village Community Theater Inc., to support the group’s efforts to restart community theater in Bay Village; Lake Erie Nature & Science Center, for renovation of the Stream Tank; and Play in Bay, for the refurbishment of the community playground built in 1995.

The grants totaled approximately $20,000.

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June 6, 2016 7:26 pm Published by Michael

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June 6, 2016 7:26 pm Published by Michael

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June 6, 2016 6:52 pm Published by Michael

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Quiet achieving projects and unconventional ideas don’t always get auspicious ministerial press releases. Social enterprise managers hope risk aversion isn’t an excuse for not taking out opportunities for social outcomes via procurement.

Australian social enterprise would receive a significant boost if governments incorporated social procurement principles into their processes, argues a new report on the sector.

Governments are, in fact, already engaging in social procurement purchasing goods and services with the purpose of creating social value but without actually meaning to in many cases, says one of the report’s co-authors, Centre for Social Impact Swinburne director Professor Jo Barraket.

Because it’s not explicitly incorporated into procurement policies, Australia’s social procurement processes are “patchy” and mostly ad hoc, Barraket tells The Mandarin.

Success is “typically based on relationships rather than guided by clear policy and practice imperatives”, notes the Finding Australia’s social enterprise sector 2016 report, co-produced with Social Traders, released Tuesday.

When social procurement and social enterprise organisations that pursue both social benefit and profit are introduced to public servants they often realise they’ve already been dealing with social enterprises for a long time without knowing it was a specific approach, Barraket explains. This invisibility, and its dual role in pursuing profit and social outcomes there is no specific legal form in Australia for social enterprises, and they operate under a range of organisational structures has meant such initiatives are often not private sector enough or not-for-profit enough for things like government grants and industry research programs.

“Social enterprise has been a relatively under the radar part of the social economy and wider economy,” she says. On the upside, the ecosystem that does exist is “diverse and sustainable”, Barraket explains.

But if social enterprises are to scale up and play a bigger role in delivering services traditionally in the realm of government “they will need more support”, she says.

The report was informed by 13 focus groups across the country with 75 people mostly social enterprise managers and owners, but also a few policy makers.

Integrating social procurement principles into procurement processes was one of the most commonly cited ways for government to help develop the market by industry people in those workshops.

This requires having more training staff with relevant skills, Barraket notes.

In part it’s about “recognising procurement is a strategic rather than functional element of government”, she says.

There are already examples of social purchasing around a Council of Australian Governments commitment to buying from indigenous businesses is one but social benefit organisations have not really figured thus far.

This is why she thinks it should be incorporated into a “strategic integrated framework” as part of a broader commitment to sustainable procurement, rather than simply as an add-on.

Workshop participants in particular, not for profits moving into social enterprise also raised the problem of government risk aversion as a barrier to innovation, expressing concern about the over-specification of social services contracts.

The report also notes that procurement processes that give a heavy weighting to price can be a barrier to social enterprises getting contracts. The flipside to paying a slightly higher cost is improved social outcomes, the industry argues.

Barraket adds that the creation of the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission “has had some potential benefits” for some social enterprises by increasing the information available.

She says the best examples of governments making an explicit effort to develop social enterprise at the moment are in Canada.

June 6, 2016 6:46 pm Published by Michael

NEW YORK a The federal judge presiding over the Trump University class action lawsuit is a member of the San Diego La Raza Lawyers Association, a group that while not a branch of the National Council of La Raza, has ties to the controversial organization, which translates literally “The Race.”

U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who has been criticized by Donald Trump as a “hater” appointed by President Obama who should be recused from the case, listed his membership in the “La Raza Lawyers of San Diego” on a judicial questionnaire he filled out when he was selected to be a federal judge.

WND reported the San Diego firm paid $675,000 to the Clintons for speeches, and the firm’s founder is a wealthy San Diego lawyer who served a two-year sentence in federal prison for his role in a kickback scheme to mobilize plaintiffs for class-action lawsuits.

Get a first-hand account of the Democratic Party presidential front-runner’s character in “Hillary The Other Woman.” Then take action with the Hillary Clinton Investigative Justice Project and let others know, with a bumper sticker calling for “Hillary for prosecution, not president.”

While critics of Trump have argued that the San Diego La Raza Lawyersa association is not affiliated with the National Council of La Raza, consider the following:

The San Diego La Raza Lawyers Association is a member of the La Raza Lawyers of California, affiliated with the Chicano/Latino Bar Association of California.
On the website of the La Raza Lawyers Association of California, at the bottom of the aLinks & Affiliates Page,a the National Council of La Raza is listed.
The website of the San Diego La Raza Lawyers Association is joint-listed as San Diegoas Latino/Latina Bar Association.
On the aendorsementsa page, the combined website lists the National Council of La Raza as part of the acommunity,a along with the Hispanic National Bar Association,, a group that emerged with a changed name from the originally formed La Raza National Lawyers Association and the La Raza National Bar Association tracing its origin back to 1971.

Further, while the San Diego La Raza Lawyers Association and the National Council of La Raza are legally separate incorporated entities, the two groups appear to have an affiliation that traces back to the emergence of MEChA, the Moviemento Estudiantil Chicanos de AtzlA n.

MEChA is a 1960s radical separatist student movement in California that espoused the mythical Aztec idea of a anation of AztlA n,” comprising much of the southwestern United States, including California.

As David Horowitz points out on his website Discover the Networks that La Raza, Spanish for athe race,a also has roots in the early 1960s with a aunited fronta organization, the National Organization for Mexican American Services, NOMAS. In 1972, the group changed its name to the National Council of La Raza and opened an office in Washington, D.C.

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Award to illegal alien

At the 2014 San Diego La Raza Lawyers Association event at which Curiel served as a panel member, one of the recipients of a $1,500 scholarship, Ricardo Elorza, boast about being an illegal immigrant.

aMr. Elorza wishes to someday tell any student struggling with higher education, aLook, a boy from Oaxaca, who did not know English, and is undocumented has now graduated from law school and is an attorney,a the San Diego La Raza Lawyersa Association brochure for the 2014 Annual Scholarship Fund Dinner & Gala said.

The aPro Bono & Community Servicea page on the Robbins Geller website lists the La Raza Scholarship Fund as one of the causes the firmas attorney and staff have supported for more than a decade.

In 2014, the San Diego La Raza Lawyers Scholarship Fund named past president and then-current endorsement committee chair George Aguilar, a Robbins Geller attorney, as the groups 2014 Attorney of the Year.

On May 26, the San Diego La Raza Lawyers Association held a reception for Curiel, honoring him afor his leadership and support to the community and to our association.a

Hillary Clintonas ties to La Raza

In 2007, Hillary Clinton named Raul Yzaguirre, the former president of the National Council of La Raza, to co-chair her presidential campaign and to lead its outreach to Hispanic voters.

In the announcement, the Clinton campaign noted that under Yzaguirreas leadership, the National Council of La Raza became the largest Hispanic advocacy organization in the nation, with 41 state affiliates and revenues exceeding $3 million, including corporate contributions, philanthropic foundation grants, federal taxpayer support and private member donations.

Yzaguirre was a member of the 2007 Council on Foreign Relations task force that published a report titled aBuilding a North American Community,a which some critics regard as the blueprint for the creation of a regional North American Union modeled after the European Union.

Clinton addressed the National Council of La Raza annual conference in Kansas City, Missouri, in July 2015.

In the speech, Hillary attacked Trump, characterizing him as engaging in hate speech toward Latinos.

aIt was appalling to hear Donald Trump describe immigrants as drug dealers, rapists, and criminals,a Clinton said. Enough!a she concluded, receiving an enthusiastic response from her audience.

La Raza named in anti-Trump violent protests

While the National Council on La Raza has made clear the organization does not endorse anti-Trump protesters engaging in violent acts, demonstrators in California were marked by the presence of Mexican flags, which resonates with the separatist ideology of radical La Raza Hispanic activists in California since the 1960s.

Commentators such as talk-host Tammy Bruce and former Republican Rep. Allen West have identified anti-Trump protesters in California as La Raza activists.

On May 27, an estimated 1,000 anti-Trump protesters waved Mexican flags and burned Trump aMake America Great Againa baseball caps outside the San Diego Convention Center while chanting slogans protesting Trumpas candidacy and his vow to build a wall to control illegal immigration.

See video of San Diego anti-Trump protesters burn a Trump hat:

June 6, 2016 6:07 pm Published by Michael

Emmanuel Felton

Stephen Sawchuk

From changes to teacher evaluation to the inner workings of the teachers’ unions to new developments in teacher preparation, veteran reporter Stephen Sawchuk and contributing writer Emmanuel Felton keep you up to date on the biggest issues shaping the teaching profession today.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation‘s intensive teaching partnership projects show signs of promise, but they have not yet translated into widespread achievement gains for students.

That’s one of the major results from three interim reports released today by the RAND corporation covering implementation of the grantsaccess to effective teaching, and impact on student outcomes, through 2013-14. Between 60 and 80 percent of teachers in each district said that the evaluations helped pinpoint areas of weakness and instruction.

But they were not convinced that the entire evaluation apparatus was really going to help students: The proportion of teachers who said it would declined in the three districts since 2011 most precipitously in Pittsburgh. (It also provides support for Education Week.)

Charts courtesy of RAND.

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June 6, 2016 5:56 am Published by Michael

The United Kingdom can play a “significant” role in helping India bring the best healthcare solutions to its proposed smart cities, a top functionary of UK’s largest healthcare system National Health Service (NHS) said today.

“I hope that our visit will help write a new chapter in the history of India’s health services, both in the private sector and in the Union government’s ambition to provide universal healthcare. British expertise is ideally placed to play a significant role in helping India bring the best smart healthcare to its Smart Cities programme,” NHS chairman Sir Malcolm Grant said here.

Grant, who is leading a high-powered trade mission to India, comprising representatives of 23 British companies and NHS Trusts, will hold talks with key Health Ministry officials and representatives of hospitals of North India.

“Indian government wants to provide universal healthcare and adopt ‘smart healthcare’ to support sustainable and world-class services for the Indian people. The United Kingdom can play a “significant” role in helping India bring the best healthcare solutions to its proposed smart cities, a top functionary of UK’s largest healthcare system National Health Service (NHS) said today.

“I hope that our visit will help write a new chapter in the history of India’s health services, both in the private sector and in the Union government’s ambition to provide universal healthcare. British expertise is ideally placed to play a significant role in helping India bring the best smart healthcare to its Smart Cities programme,” NHS chairman Sir Malcolm Grant said here.

Grant, who is leading a high-powered trade mission to India, comprising representatives of 23 British companies and NHS Trusts, will hold talks with key Health Ministry officials and representatives of hospitals of North India.

“Indian government wants to provide universal healthcare and adopt ‘smart healthcare’ to support sustainable and world-class services for the Indian people. The United Kingdom can play a “significant” role in helping India bring the best healthcare solutions to its proposed smart cities, a top functionary of UK’s largest healthcare system National Health Service (NHS) said today. The United Kingdom can play a “significant” role in helping India bring the best healthcare solutions to its proposed smart cities, a top functionary of UK’s largest healthcare system National Health Service (NHS) said today.

“I hope that our visit will help write a new chapter in the history of India’s health services, both in the private sector and in the Union government’s ambition to provide universal healthcare.

Grant, who is leading a high-powered trade mission to India, comprising representatives of 23 British companies and NHS Trusts, will hold talks with key Health Ministry officials and representatives of hospitals of North India.

“Indian government wants to provide universal healthcare and adopt ‘smart healthcare’ to support sustainable and world-class services for the Indian people.