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Shelter Our Sisters offers safety, strength and hope to women and children who have suffered abuse. Abuse comes in many forms, Jean Kirch, Director of Development for SOS, told the Paramus Sunrise Rotary Club one Tuesday morning at their meeting. In a poll taken of the members, the amount of people who had suffered some sort of abuse or knew of them during their lifetime was amazing.

At a very well attended meeting of Sunset Rotary Club-Central Bergen on March 5th Dr. Damon Noto MD, here seen being greeted by Stephen Wolferman, club Membership Chairman and long time Paramus resident, revealed the horrific details of the forced harvesting of human organs, principally conducted today in China. Dr. Noto backed up his presentation with revealing statistics and graphs that show indisputably that China is harvesting organs from prisoners scheduled to be executed by lethal injections

A Taste of Peach arrived at my Jewish desk enclosed in a neatly and tightly wrapped corrugated cardboard. The book is presented beautifully as well. The recipes are even better! Easy to follow, along with pictures and menus, one will surely take to this book. Seared tuna, tangy English ribs and gefilte fish from scratch along with instructions on how to fry it. That's right, fried gefilte fish.

Centenarian Adrian Nader Reflects on a Lifetime in Writing and Publishing

Adrian Nader has had several long and satisfying careers over his lifetime – teacher, editor, naval officer and freelance writer. But it’s his love of words and poetry that brings him the fondest memories. A resident of The Atrium at The Allendale Community for Mature Living since 2006, Nader says that “poetry paints a picture in your mind.” Visitors only need to ask once to have him read an original poem from his published volume titled, “Echoes That Last,” and he gladly complies.

– Several volunteers from the Phillips 66 Bayway Refinery team proudly present Junior Achievement of New Jersey‘s Vice President of Development & Communications, Dawn Schwartz, a generous $10,000 donation to fund JA’s local elementary school programs. Annually, Phillips 66 volunteer role models bring JA to life at School Number 2 and School Number 4, in Linden, New Jersey, and the students look forward to their return each year

Speculators Ramp Up Exploitation of Artificial Carbon Market on Backs of Ratepayers
The latest auction of carbon allowances by the secretive Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, aka RGGI, confirms what Americans for Prosperity has long-since warned: the cap-and-trade scheme is being exploited by speculators and Wall Street firms on the backs of ratepayers.

Seasonally adjusted employment data released today by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate that temporary help services added 24,400 new jobs in February (up 0.9% from January). In a year-to-year comparison, staffing firms employed 8.9% more temporary workers in February than in the same month a year ago, according to BLS.

Today Advancement Project recognizes the anniversary of “Blood Sunday,” the first of the three attempted Selma-to-Montgomery, Alabama marches in 1965. The first march held on March 7th ended in bloodshed when police officers severely beat, and sprayed tear gas on nonviolent marchers as they attempted to cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge. The violence of “Bloody Sunday” shocked a nation but emboldened activists, fueling a movement that eventually led to President Lyndon B. Johnson pushing through legislation that would go on to become the landmark Voting Rights Act of 1965.

The National Retail Federation issued the following statement from Senior Vice President and General Counsel Mallory Duncan in response to today’s announcement by Visa and MasterCard of the formation of a new cross-industry group focused on enhancing payment system security:
“We remain insistent that U.S. retailers’ customers be given the same protections as consumers in more than 80 countries who have both a chip and a PIN securing their credit and debit cards. There is no single solution to the complex issue of criminal hacking and we know PIN and Chip is just a bridge on the long road to a safer payment system, but it is an important step in the right direction.

Wade Henderson, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, released the statement below following the Kansas Supreme Court decision in Gannon v. the State of Kansas. A press call with further analysis from the plaintiffs’ counsel and civil rights and education advocates will take place at 12:30 CT/1:30 ET. Click here for more information about that call:
“Today’s ruling reaffirms the promise made in the case of Topeka’s Brown v. Board of Education decision and in the Kansas Constitution: that all students share equally in the benefits of a quality public education.

The National Retail Federation today issued the following statements from NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay and Chief Economist Jack Kleinhenz in response to the February jobs report:
“While there are signs of modest momentum in the economy, now is not the time to play partisan politics with the recovery by forcing federal mandates on retailers and small business owners like an increase in the minimum wage,” Matthew Shay said. “Such policy decisions could hamper economic growth and actually drive up the unemployment rate.”

Despite the sluggish recovery from the recession and an unemployment rate that remains stubbornly stagnant, the in-home care sector is exploding, hiring locally and nationally. Providing in-home care is one of the hottest jobs in 2014. Why? More people are living longer and need more help so they can remain in their own homes rather than go to the hospital, an assisted living facility or a nursing home.
That’s why SYNERGY HomeCare, a national non-medical in-home care company with offices in our area, is hiring responsible, compassionate people to serve our local booming senior population. In 2014 alone, the company expects to hire up to 19,000 in-home care caregivers nationwide, with hundreds hired right in our area.

Bolstering its support for customers in the western region of the United States, MaxLite® appoints Jay Lee to the newly created position of general manager, western office, and Fred Kim to warehouse manager at its MaxLite West facility in Rancho Cucamonga, California. Lee reports to Todd Kim general manager of the West Caldwell, New Jersey facility, and Fred Kim reports to Lee.

A special memorial event commemorating the life of Edgar M. Bronfman, z”l, one of the greatest leaders of the Jewish people, former President of the World Jewish Congress, and a philanthropist, who passed away last December, took place this evening, Thursday, March 6, 2014 at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.

Jack Carlson, EVP & President, North American Business of Southwire, Named IDEA Chairman
The Industry Data Exchange Association, Inc. (IDEA) announced its 2014-2015 Board of Directors today. The Board includes eight voting directors and two non-voting observers appointed by the National Association of Electrical Distributors (NAED) and the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA).

To assist parents and coaches in protecting young athletes from the serious head injuries that can result from returning to play too soon after a suffering a concussion, The Valley Hospital Sports Institute offers the ImPACT Concussion Management Test. ImPACT (Immediate Post Concussion Assessment and Cognitive Testing) is an innovative computerized evaluation system that assesses the effects and severity of a concussion and helps determine when it is safe for an athlete to return to contact sports following a concussion.

Today, Voto Latino and Rock the Vote announced TrendUrVoice, the largest-ever online campaign to register Latino voters. TrendUrVoice will launch this weekend at South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive and Music Festival in Austin, Texas.

Actor Rosario Dawson, Chairwoman of Voto Latino, and volunteers from Voto Latino and Rock the Vote will hit the streets of Austin with paletas (popsicles) and neon signs, asking young people to “TrendUrVoice” on issues such as immigration reform, marriage equality, unemployment, and student debt to build buzz and visibility for the year-long campaign supported by the Ford Foundation. The campaign website incorporates a “hot or not” concept to encourage Latino Millennials to voice their opinions and to register to vote. Latinos are the most active group across all social media platforms, and TrendUrVoice reaches them where they already are: online.

Staffing companies in the U.S. employed an average of 3.0 million temporary and contract workers per week in 2013, up 4.0% from 2012, according to data released today by the American Staffing Association. Over the course of 2013, staffing firms hired a total of 11.0 million temporary and contract employees.