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Even so, in Cuba, the music, the food, the smells, just about everything was different, so faculty became family, ELAM home.
To move forward, we may have to find our way back to that pediatrician who would knock on my family's door on the South Side of Chicago when I was a kid, who made house calls, who was a public servant.
But then I started thinking about my family.
He makes enough money just by running ads, to support his family up in Oregon.
But this is basically the extent of the family that I know in terms of my direct line.
And he's basically taking a picture of his family every day for the past, what is '76?
I wish that I would have this of my family.
And so I printed out and sent a PDF of her blog to her family, and they passed it out at her memorial service, and even in her obituary, they mentioned her blog, because it was such a big part of her life.
So, Jamie Oliver and school dinners; Bush and Blair having difficulty getting alongside Muslim culture; the whole of the hunting issue, and the royal family refusing to stop hunting; and the tsunami issues; and obviously Harry; Blair's views on Gordon Brown, which I find very interesting; Condi and Bush.
And the research shows that the best programs address six key areas: The first is the influence of family, friends and relationships.
To our surprise, we found other family members who had fled into the camp earlier on, where you all are today, the Kakuma camp.
And he organized for me to move with my uncle to our family in Nakuru.
They said her family did not find it fit for her children, who are all girls, to attend her burial, simply because we were girls.
From time to time, members of my family will insist that my sister and I should get married so that somebody will take care of us.
Well, we have men in my family that encourage me to move on: my half brothers and also my half sisters.
With the help of the family, they cross oceans, they cross deserts, they cross rivers, they cross mountains.
They risk their lives to realize a dream, and that dream is as simple as having a decent job somewhere so they can send money home and help the family, which has helped them before.
When the family is in trouble, facing hardship, facing hard times, remittances increase, they act like an insurance.
Unlike development aid money, that must go through official agencies, through governments, remittances directly reach the poor, reach the family, and often with business advice.
Migrants send money home for food, for buying necessities, for building houses, for funding education, for funding healthcare for the elderly, for business investments for friends and family.
That means you send 100 dollars, the family on the other side receives only 92 dollars.
And then there is the case of Venezuela, where, because of exchange controls, you send 100 dollars and you are lucky if the family on the other side receives even 10 dollars.
Another major impediment to the flow of remittances reaching the family is the large and exorbitant and illegal cost of recruitment, fees that migrants pay, migrant workers pay to laborers who found them the job.
The family doesn't get to see any of it.
Well, in Mayank's family, soap is used for bathing, soap is used for laundry, soap is used for washing dishes.
On average, in Mayank's family, they will use soap for washing hands once a day at the very best, and sometimes even once a week for washing hands with soap.
Every second in Asia and Africa, 111 mothers will buy this bar to protect their family.
I grew up in a family where every dinner conversation was around social justice.
And next time you think of a gift for a new mom and her family, don't look far: buy her soap.
Not only did that cancer diagnosis change the life of our family, but that process of going back and forth with new tests, different doctors describing symptoms, discarding diseases over and over, was stressful and frustrating, especially for my aunt.
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