Estimados, estudiante de Venezuela.
Yo sería la vida a contar un poco sobre mí.
Mi nombre es Khari, como te llamas  Soy de Filadelfia, una ciudad en el estado de Pennsylvania. Voy a la escuela en el SLA también conocido como
Academia de Ciencias de liderazgo. Me gusta jugar juegos de vídeojuegos, y ver la tele, y tu y co.

Adios.

Con carino,

khari

La película "El Mar Adentro" se trata de un tetraplejico llamado Ramon Sampedro que no quiere seguir viviendo después que tenia un accidente y rompío su cuello. El problema es que sus seres queridos y la sistema legal de España estan en contra con su decisíon y casi nadie quiere ayudarle morir.

Hace la pregunta si todos tenemos el derecho de morir tal como tenemos el derecho de vivir, y que es un vida, o muerte digna.Tambien, si tenemos el derecho a imponer nuestros creencias, o si solo debemos respectar la decisíon de otros.

Para mi el tema es muy interesante. El eutanacía  muy contravercíal, porque a un lado el asesinato es un crimen, pero a otro lado es ímoral para no ayudar uno a morir con dignidad. Me apoyo los decisiones de los amigos de Ramon y estoy de acuerdo con el, todos tenemos el derecho de escoger a morir.

La pelicula salio muy bueno, aunque fue un historia muy deprimente creo que es un topico que debe ser mas compartido con el mundo, entonces fue un decision bueno a contar esta tragedia en forma de película.

La película "Mar Adentro" se trata de la vida de Ramon Sanpedro. El es un tetraplejico y tiene un vida duro. En la vida, el luchar de derecho a morir. El tiene mucho problemas cuando se luchar incluir amor y problemas legal. Es buen pelicula. La pelicua hace la pregunta, ¿Hacemos un derecho a vivir o morir? Para mi, estoy de acuerdo con Ramon por que el tiene un vida terrible despues la accidente y si no quiere a vivir , no tiene a vivir. Pero, estoy en contra de persona quien joven por que ustedes no viva mucho pero, Ramon vivir para 24 años antes de hehco el decison. 
Me gusto la pelicula por que estan muy polemico y interesante por que eso es no tema popular en todo la vida. Me frustró para la conclusion para la pelicula por que yo quiero más. 

La película "Mar Adentro" se trata de la vida de Ramón Sanperdro, un tetrapléjico que quiso morir. Es una película muy intensa, pero vale la pena. Mar Adentro hace la pregunta, ¿qué hace una vida vale viviendo, y nos tenemos el derecho para morir si nos quisiéramos? Para mi, vida es muy personal, aunque la afecta otras. Creo que sería mejor buscar para los apartes de la vida que son buenos, pero yo respeto la decisión de Ramón. Me frustró que el sistema pudiera la permitir, pero no hizo.  Pero también me enojó que Ramón quiso morir. La situación es muy deprimente, pero es posible que si yo fuera en este situación habría el mismo.

      Last year in the summer of 2009 Mayor Micheal Nutter of Philadelphia held a news conference where he stated he would have to close the city library system, recreation centers and the entire park system. In the summer that just there was fear of a plan to close all public pools at recreation centers in Philadelphia. With help from outside donations the pools were able to stay open. Mayor Nutter is the main opponents of providing adequate amounts of money our recreation centers. Unfortunately Mayor Nutter has a large amount of power and influence on this issue, There was a bill in 2007 that tried to work towards the budget increase for parks and recreation centers but nothing recent.

      In my search to find city officials to support my cause I found that I may have an ally in Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown. She devotes her work and legislative efforts toward improving the life of children in Philadelphia and the potential of girls in leadership roles.  In 2007 Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown created a resolution to create a task force for Parks and Recreation facilities.  Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown makes a point to try improve the lives of the youths of Philadelphia, and with out recreation centers for children to find a safe haven that can't happen. Three other allies would be Majority Whip Darrell Clarke, Michael  DiBerardinis, and Recreation Director Sue Slawson.

      Philadelphia Parks Alliance could be an asset to me their work for the preservation of parks and recreation centers in Philadelphia. The groups main focus is parks but parks and recreation centers have to share funding so the higher the budget increase I fight for the recreation centers the more money parks get so, it is a win-win for both of us.

       My best chance would be to get the people of the community on my side because it will be easy to convince them that it will be beneficial to have the budget increase.

       I would take the next year to make a change in the budget for 2012. The budget for 2011 has already been made. In that year I will make connections with Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown, Majority Whip Darrell Clarke, Michael  DiBerardinis, and Recreation Director Sue Slawson to try to put an effective plan together.

Last year in the summer of 2009 Mayor Micheal Nutter of Philadelphia held a news conference where he stated he would have to close the city library system, recreation centers and the entire park system. In the summer that just there was fear of a plan to close all public pools at recreation centers in Philadelphia. With help from outside donations the pools were able to stay open. Mayor Nutter is the main opponent of providing adequate amounts of money our recreation centers. Unfortunately Mayor Nutter has a large amount of power and influence on this issue, There was a bill in 2007 that tried to work towards the budget increase for parks and recreation centers but nothing recent.

In my search to find city officials to support my cause I found that I may have an ally in Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown. She devotes her work and legislative efforts toward improving the life of children in Philadelphia and the potential of girls in leadership roles.  In 2007 Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown created a resolution to create a task force for Parks and Recreation facilities.  Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown makes a point to try improve the lives of the youths of philadelphia, and with out recreation centers for children to find a safe haven that can't happen. Three other allies would be Majority Whip Darrell Clarke, Michael  DiBerardinis, and Recreation Director Sue Slawson.

Philadelphia Parks Alliance could be an asset to me their work for the preservation of parks and recreation centers in Philadelphia. The groups main focus is parks but parks and recreation centers have to share funding so the higher the budget increase I fight for the recreation centers the more money parks get so, it is a win-win for both of us.

My best chance would be to get the people of the community on my side because it will be easy to convince them that it will be beneficial to have the budget increase.

Last year in the summer of 2009 Mayor Micheal Nutter of Philadelphia held a news conference where he stated he would have to close the city library system, recreation centers and the entire park system. In the summer that just there was fear of a plan to close all public pools at recreation centers in Philadelphia. With help from outside donations the pools were able to stay open. Mayor Nutter is the main opponent of providing adequate amounts of money our recreation centers. Unfortunately Mayor Nutter has a large amount of power and influence on this issue, There was a bill in 2007 that tried to work towards the budget increase for parks and recreation centers but nothing recent.

In my search to find city officials to support my cause I found that I may have an ally in Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown. She devotes her work and legislative efforts toward improving the life of children in Philadelphia and the potential of girls in leadership roles.  In 2007 Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown created a resolution to create a task force for Parks and Recreation facilities.  Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown makes a point to try improve the lives of the youths of philadelphia, and with out recreation centers for children to find a safe haven that can't happen. Three other allies would be Majority Whip Darrell Clarke, Michael  DiBerardinis, and Recreation Director Sue Slawson.

Philadelphia Parks Alliance could be an asset to me their work for the preservation of parks and recreation centers in Philadelphia. The groups main focus is parks but parks and recreation centers have to share funding so the higher the budget increase I fight for the recreation centers the more money parks get so, it is a win-win for both of us.

My best chance would be to get the people of the community on my side because it will be easy to convince them that it will be beneficial to have the budget increase.

        I would say that this is a good year ad the city sweepers are coming along. They are not in all places  of the city, but I have seen them more around my house. Its not often that they come through back to back like they do in Center City, but there is a difference in my area that I live in.

           The essential stakeholders in this outcome are the hundreds of kids that live in Philadelphia that have to constantly walk over trash in the streets. This is for the elders who look at young children just disrespect the area by throwing trash on the ground, littering and it staying there forever. This out come effects pets and and their owners, having the confidence of going on a walk around the neighborhood and not having to limit their dog because  they don't know if they will eat some trash that was thrown about.

This is not just a problem of street sweepers not being prominent in urban areas, it basically just the trash that litters the street. Every one can help. If a group of kids volunteer just an hour of their time to cleaning up a park near them, or a busy street, they can make a difference.

 I can influence any one that is with ear shot.   It would be great to get a group of students to go out and clean, starting close like the school. People seem to get really motivated when things are visual. Even though this is a lobbying assignment for better city cleaning support in urban areas of Philadelphia, we can also help by at least making out school a cleaner place.

By: Teila Allmond

Vincent J. Hughes

Party: Democrat

Education: Temple University

- Holds the “third highest ranking position as Chairman of the Senate Democratic Caucus.”

- His “constituent services” page promises “help with State agencies”

Other Representatives:

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• $1,250 signing bonus with a five-year contract
• 11.5 percent wage hike over five years
• 2.5 percent raise in Year 2 and a 3 percent raise in each of the following three years; no increase in the first year
• a gradual increase in employee contribution to their pension fund from 1.5 percent to 3 percent
• no change in employee contributions to the medical plan

             All About My Legislator

                          Anthony H. Williams

• Anthony Hardy Williams  joined the Pennsylvania Senate in 1998, his second stop in the state Legislature.  
• He first won office as a state representative for the 191st Legislative District.

• The 8th Senatorial District represents the majority of the Commonwealth with its economic, ethnic, religious, and geographic diversity, stretching across Delaware and Philadelphia counties.

• Williams parts are in small towns such as Ridley Park, suburban areas such as Yeadon, and urban communities in South, West, and Southwest Philadelphia.

• As a legislator, Williams works to provide opportunities for residents of his district and beyond, with improving the protection of his people, educational access, and economic development underlying his initiatives.

I have actually met the senator on multiple occasions because my grandmother works for him. I’m added to the staff for his neighborhood to neighborhood festival every year before school starts back up. It’s a really neat change to bond with the community and come out and see the great acts lined up.

This year’s headline artists’ were Macy Grey and Chrisette Michele, but there were open mic sessions where people from the community could get on stage and show their talent.  There were many performers, singers, rappers and dancers who entertained the crown all day.

Here are some more pictures from the festival:  Many people came out supported the festival. 

I plan to ask the senator about my topic and what are his views on the subject. I’m sure that he would agree with me and is probably working on a solution.

Ever look around your neighborhood and see trash scattered every where? Ever talk a stroll down you block and see dirty streets and sidewalks slewed with garbage?

Well in Center City, you walk around and see a trash can, or recycle bin at the beginning, end and middle of each block. Besides the abundance of trash receptacles, you also see street sweepers riding past cleaning the street.

52nd Market is a prime example, go to West Philly any day and you will see trash in the gutters and the whole situation is not visitor friendly. My question is. .  . . .If you have it it in Center City, where visitors come to view our history, why can’t we have it all over? Why is it that when I step a foot out off Downtown, the trash seems to increase?

I am lobbying for the trash clean up in Center City to be as rigorous in the more urban parts of Philadelphia.

My motivation to lobby this topic, is just what i see everyday, to and from school where ever I go.  There are places in Center City that are spic and span like South st. but many places in south Philly have  piles of litter just waiting to be picked up by sanitation. There is the City sponsored group called S.W.E.E.P that educates citizens about there responsibilities and duties that will help keep Philadelphia clean. I’m sure regular pedestrians would support my lobbying idea, for the simple fact that it’s there you too. There aren’t and laws for my lobbying subject, but I propose we do something about the trash, and make the clean up more rigorous.

La película se trata de la vida de un tetrapléjico. Como es la vida a de uno quien no se puede mover para nada. Tambien como es tratando hacer un bien amigo y los decisión que vienen con eso. Tambien se trata, a como familia es cuando tienes alguien que necesito mas amor y tiempo. La pelicula hace controversial porque la interpretación es de opiniones. Puedes opinion que quieres y nadie puede decir si es cierto o falso solamente si es de acuerdo o si no es de acuerdo. Tambien es controversial porque es un debate si es legal o ilegal. Yo apoyo que es ilegal por que tu no fuieste el que dio vida y por eso no puede ser quien quitarse la vida. Mi opinion de este pelicula es que era bien triste y dramática. Fue muy bien grabado y dirigido y hacer alguien a quiere saber más.

La película "Mar Adentro" se trata de la vida de Ramón San Pedro, un tetrapléjico quien quiere quitarse la vida. Él es cuerdo y intelligente, pero piensa hay más dignidad en moribundo de elección. Pero su decisión es controversial. Su familia no quieren Ramón morir, y no es legal por para personas ayudar Ramón.  La pelicula hace la pregunta, "¿Tenemos el derecho para decider cuando terminar nuestros vidas?” Para mi, la película es convincente con su punto que personas tienen el derecho morir. Ramón es sano, sabio, y articulado.  No está deprimido o irracional. Su decisión es inusual, pero su pensamientos son sólidos.

La película "Mar Adentro" se trata de la vida de Ramón Sampedro, un tetrapléjico quien quiere quitarse la vida. Sin embargo, eutanasia no es legal en España. Durante la película, él lucha cambiar la ley y morir una muerte digna. Hace las preguntas, ¿Es la vida y la muerte unas obligaciones o unos derechos?, ¿Es eutanasia de unos seres queridos asesinato y un crimen? y ¿Qué es amor de verdad? Sampedro cree que la vida y la muerte son derechos y eutanasia no es un crimen.  Estoy de acuerdo. Debemos poder escoger si queremos vivir o morir. No debemos forzar a vivir si nuestra vida no es digna ni agradable. Me encanta la película conmovedora. Es muy interesante porque se trata de un tema controversial. La parálisis y el deseo a quitarse es una condición y una situación que muchas personas nunca encuentran.