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MILITANTS armed with guns and grenades stormed offices of US-based charity World Vision in Pakistan today (local time), killing up to five people and sparking clashes with police. The gunmen attacked the offices near Oghi town, in the district of
The Australian via Moreover.com News 
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The new standards, which experts said could well be adopted by a majority of states, would replace the nation’s motley current checkerboard of locally written standards.
New York Times via Zibb.com News 
General Social WorkEducation
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So is buy to let dead as a dodo or was the coffin not nailed down well enough? The first view came in a Guardian interview at the weekend with Fergus Wilson, the former maths teacher who bought up 700 houses with his wife Judith to rent out but are now
Inside Housing via Moreover.com News 
Government PolicyEducation
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The government loves to wheel out the phrase ‘tough green standards’ when talking about new developments. But does that mean anything? Yesterday, housing minister John Healey unveiled new ‘tough green standards’ for local authorities to demand
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Government PolicyHousing and Poverty
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AFP) Militants armed with guns and grenades stormed the offices of a US-based Christian charity in Pakistan on Wednesday, killing six aid workers in an attack blamed on Islamist rebels. The gunmen stormed the World Vision building
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KEVIN Rudd will face a Senate ambush aimed at sweetening his 18-week paid maternity leave scheme as Tony Abbott's $2.7 billion six-month-leave policy wins support from the Greens, and a sympathetic hearing from the two independents. As relations between
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Womens Issues
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Red Cross spokeswoman says a lot done to restore electricity, water to cities, but says many necessities still lacking in rural areas Photo: AP A person walks past collapsed buildings on a street in Dichato, Chile, 9 Mar 2010 The International Federation
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Charities and Volunteerism
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(AKI/DAWN) - Militants armed with guns and grenades killed at least five people when they stormed the offices of a US-based Christian charity in Pakistan on Wednesday, officials said. The gunmen attacked the offices of World Vision near Oghi, in the
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Charities and Volunteerism
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Both, it appears, have been linked in research finding with increased happiness and decreased anxiety. I can vouch for both but I have two important questions: What about miserable music? I personally like Leonard Cohen but some have described his music as depressing.
Communitycare.co.uk via Zibb.com News 
General Social WorkHealth and CareMental Health
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Utah Gov. Gary Herbert (R) on Monday signed a bill (HB 462) that would allow prosecutors to bring criminal homicide charges against women who arrange illegal abortions, the Salt Lake Tribune reports (Gehrke, Salt Lake Tribune, 3/8). An earlier version of
BioFind via Moreover.com News 
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A key accrediting agency for social work education in the U.S. has approved continuing accreditation for Kansas State University's social work program.
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General Social WorkEducation
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With a 29 percent increase in domestic violence cases in Sampson County, U Care director Pam Gonzalez reported on how important her non-profit’s relationship with county Social Services really is.
Sampson Independent via Yahoo! News 
General Social WorkHealth and Care
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A female deputy head of a special school had sex with one of her pupils four times in the toilets of the British Library, a court heard.
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AFP © Enlarge photo PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AFP) - Militants armed with guns and grenades stormed the offices of a US-based Christian charity in Pakistan on Wednesday, killing six aid workers in an attack blamed on Islamist rebels. The gunmen stormed the
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Charities and Volunteerism
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A fitness symposium will help people get in shape and feature the first woman to complete the Hawaii Ironman triathlon on a prosthetic leg. The Jordan YMCA will host the third annual YMCA Endurance Symposium 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 8400 Westfield
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Charities and Volunteerism
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The first council homes are to be built in a Nottinghamshire town for more than 30 years as part of a £5m project. Work to build the 45 new homes on Mansfield's Bellamy Road Estate is expected to start at the end of March. The district council said the
BBC News via Moreover.com News 
Government PolicyHousing and Poverty
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MANILA, Philippines – A non-government organization has launched an information drive to educate voters on the new automated system to be used in the May elections in the Philippines. With only 2 months left, the Ecumenical Institute for Labor
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'Pakistan Times' Jammu & Kashmir Desk NEW DELHI (India): Senior Kashmiri Hurriyet leader, Syed Ali Gilani has said that Indian troops are using the Kashmiri women as a weapon of war in occupied Kashmir and committing serious crimes against them with
Pakistan Times via Moreover.com News 
Womens IssuesGerontologyCriminal Justice
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PESHAWAR, (Dawn): Militants armed with guns and grenades stormed offices of a US-based Christian charity in Pakistan Wednesday, killing up to five people and sparking clashes with police, officials said. The gunmen attacked offices of World Vision near
Muslim News via Moreover.com News 
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Last weekend, three members of a family jumped together to their deaths from a Glasgow tower block. It's said that they were Russians whose asylum claims had been rejected. However, most deaths among asylum seekers don't make national news, as is made
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Government Policy
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BOSTON, March 10 /PRNewswire/ -- The Lucian Leape Institute at the National Patient Safety Foundation released today a report that finds that U.S. "medical schools are not doing an adequate job of facilitating student understanding of basic knowledge and
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EducationHealth and Care
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Education
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The Kansas City school board is facing a stark choice: close nearly half its public schools or face a potential bankruptcy.
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General Social WorkEducation
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Two people were arrested following a "laser attack" on a helicopter, police said today.
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