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Agree, as some have said, something smells fishy.
Firstly, if i caught someone doing that, they would not be able to walk or sit on a bus after I got done with them. Secondly, why is the nanny not in a jail cell? Offering to drive to bus? Ma? Is he normal? That is not a normal reaction.
Also agree, there are SO many things you can do from home these days to stay home with the kiddos. There is a you tube of this non Jewish couple with babies that bought spices from trader joes and resold them on amazon to make extra cash so the mom could stay home. There are literally tons of stuff you can sell on ebay...
Worried about her legal status? I think the fear that she might try this again, elsewhere, G forbid, is a much greater threat to fear.
It was in middle of the night. Unless she’s a nurse I doubt the mother was working especially with a newborn!
The Little I Know- in the Lakewood i know many of the women working are not supporting learning husbands. Their husbands are working and they need 2 salaries. And thats okay. Please dont be judgemental of working women who’s husbands work- they are usually not supported and must make up the shortfall somehow.
it’s certainly not the first incident of a nanny physically, emotionally or spiritually harming a yiddishe child or making the kitchen treif.
I don’t know the solution for mothers post-natal but nanny nowadays is dangerous and therefore irresponsible!
Looks like she’s from one of “those” countries President Trump referred to last year.
Offered to drive her to the bus station??? Not hold her there till the police come and call 911 and have her arrested?
All of you are really unbelievable. Instead of looking at the positive that this father found the nanny and stop her in time. You turn to negativity and hate on a family that might need a second income, on a mother who might of had a difficult birth and the need help with the children, and in a community that is a mako...
We don’t know how many other children there are in the home for the mother to take care of during the day, nor is it known if the birth itself was complicated by the need for a C-Section or other medical issues that left the mother with a longer recovery time than what could be considered the norm for four weeks post p...
My only advice is to contact the police regardless of whether or not charges can be laid in relation to this incident. At the very least a report will have been generated. There could be a pattern of similar incidents in relation to the Nanny Agency or to this particular nanny. But you have to report. You have to let s...
Father: what are you doing?
Nurse: oh, just smothering your baby.
Father: maybe not such a good idea. Can I give you a ride home?
They were probably afraid to call the police because then the nurse would tell a story of her own and then the social services would come and investigate and would make a tremendous amount of trouble as everyone knows what the wicked social services love to do.
These people do way less checking in a nanny then they do in shidduchim. Its mind boggling to leave new borns and infants with total strangers who u know less zero about .
To be fair, firing a nanny isn’t as big a deal as getting divorced.
I think people are saying just that something doesn’t seem right, ie missing info and/or something smells fishy with the info, not necessarily with the couple. You cannot argue that it is not normal to see someone smothering your baby and offering to drive her to the bus stop. Discussing avoiding hiring a nanny by work...
Agree, definitely a possibility. Wicked is too nice of a term for them, let’s leave it at that.
RebYidd23, we are not talking about the better case scenario where the nanny just needs to be fired – we’re talking about the wellbeing and perhaps the very life of one’s child. I have never and never would use one of these nannies to care for the precious nehsamos that Hashem put in my care – and I do have a set of mu...
Father finds ‘nurse’ attempting to smother baby. Father rescues child and drives nurse to bus stop. Tell me what’s wrong with this picture.
Takes 2: I’m just curious, who are “these people”?
Dr. Nat: I think they mean people in general who hire nannies or run nanny agencies vs. people who hire schadchans to fix them up on dates.
Your response indicates you missed the boat , as usual.
Anyone you would like it to be.
Could be you,your neighbor,mother,sister, even your phycologist.
Which are regular,which are irregular?
An unintended consequence of the merger between the Washington County Department of Job and Family Services and Children Services may be that the county board of elections is forced to move.
The board of elections has been at their Davis Avenue site since 2013 and we think it suits them well. We hope our county officials very seriously consider their next location, if there really must be a move.
Much more so than the board of election’s previous home in the courthouse, the Davis Avenue location allows for easy access to all the county’s residents. It’s handicapped accessible and there is plenty of parking. That becomes very important during early voting times twice a year. Early voting has become very popular ...
Accommodating the increase in early voters was the primary reason for moving the Washington County Board of Elections in 2013. During peak early voting times at the courthouse location, voters would be spilling out into the lobby and around the staircase, trying to find private places to cast their ballots. There also ...
We understand that it may be beneficial for Job and Family Services and Children Services employees to work in the same physical location now and that may mean JFS moving into the Davis Avenue site with Children Services. But we hope those overseeing this merger will take their time with the decision. They need to deci...
If the board of elections must move, we then ask that their relocation isn’t a rushed job. Take the time to truly consider needs of that operation and how voters would be impacted. Find a space that offers ample parking, enough space for secure storage and private voting, and isn’t too far off the beaten path. It may b...
Several members of the Bridge City High School cheerleaders toured Honolulu and attended cheering camps June 27-July 8.
Seniors Blair Bishop, Jordan Cricchio, Olivia Hubbard, Bria Thibodeaux, Lindsay Willey and junior Brooklyn Hogden were chosen to attend the prestigious cheer camp at the University of Hawaii with only 70 girls chosen over the U.S. Also attending was Coach Michelle Huff.
The girls were instructed in cheers, chants, dances, stunts, leadership skills and preparation for college cheer; and toured Pearl Harbor, the Polynesian Culture Center, a luau and several beaches such as Waikiki, North Shore and Kailua.
Additionally, Thibodeaux was chosen as leader from her “Flower Lei” team, one of highest honors at Cheer Hawaii USA.
HERSHEY, Pa.'The Homeland Security Department will set up a working capital fund to pay for its IT infrastructure consolidation work.
CIO Steve Cooper said late last month the Homeland Security Department Financial Accountability Act, HR 4259, permits the department to use funding from each directorate to pay for intra-agency projects.
'We are working with the Chief Financial Officer's Office on the formula for how much each directorate will pay and what they will pay for,' Cooper said at the 14th annual Executive Leadership Conference sponsored by the Industry Advisory Council and the American Council for Technology.
Cooper said his office will release the first set of requests for proposals for infrastructure consolidation work by early January.
With a new semester comes new opportunities. Whether it be to achieve your New Year’s resolution or trying something new, the University of Minnesota offers over 800 student groups. There’s something for everybody, from the great outdoors to learning new dance moves. It’s the ideal time to head up a group or test the w...
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The Board of Regents announced Joan Gabel, provost at the University of South Carolina, as the sole finalist in the University’s search for a new president last week. In the days following the announcement, she's emphasized the importance of service, research and teaching. Just as important, if chosen Gabel will be the...
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While most people consider this time to be the most wonderful time of the year, for some students and families, it might just be the most stressful. If you’ve been looking for a way to give back to those who are less fortunate, now is the time to do so. But don’t forget that most organizations need help well past the h...
Last week, it was announced that Victoria’s Secret stock has dropped 41 percent in 2018. The lingerie company has been steadily losing steam over the past few years, which may be surprising considering the growing spectacle the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show creates and the lasting reputations of the models who walk in...
If you’re not familiar with Twitter’s top meme of the week, allow me to paint you a picture. Imagine a photo of a grape with it’s skin delicately peeled back and tiny surgical instruments hovering above its surface. In the bottom right corner of the image is the text, “They did surgery on a grape.” A Facebook caption r...
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I saw Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Jon Meacham give a lecture at Northrup Auditorium this month, as part of the Humphrey School's Distinguished Carlson Lecture series. It was a packed house.
Between the afternoon of November 16 and the morning of November 17, a 26-year-old American citizen named John Chau was murdered and allegedly buried in the sand on North Sentinel Island in India. The murder was committed by the isolated, prehistoric tribe that lives there, outside the reach of the modern world. North ...
The art car "El Pulpo Mecanico," a mechanical octopus created mostly from scrap metal by artist Duane Flatmo, displayed its impressive flame effects on the opening night of Burning Man 2012.
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The interior of the Temple of Juno, with its ornate walls made of filigreed wood, offered a place for reflection and prayer and an altar for departed loved ones. It was the sixth Burning Man temple created by Petaluma, California-based artist and temple-builder David Best.
An art car drifts under stormy skies at Burning Man 2012.
People climb on "Star Seed," an installation by artist Kate Raudenbush, on a windy and dusty afternoon at Burning Man 2012.
Two performance artists from the Vancouver troupe 64 Arts at Burning Man 2012.
Fire-spinners perform before the Man goes up in flames at Burning Man 2012.
"Burn Wall Street," a massive installation by Otto Von Danger and Crew, at Burning Man 2012.
Laura Kimpton poses in front of "The Ego Project," an installation she created with fellow artists Michael Garlington and Jonny Hirschmugl at Burning Man 2012.
A motley group of colorfully-costumed participants at Burning Man 2012.
Four bikes, each carrying side panels illuminated by a letter, rode around after dark at Burning Man 2012.
Dozens of art cars, including several impressive desert ships, gather at "The Pier," an installation by Matt Schultz and crew, at Burning Man 2012.
Burning Man participants dressed in white take part in an early-morning procession at the Temple of Juno.
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Tourism and hospitality professionals from across the region will come together next month for the second annual Greater Manchester Tourism Conference organised by Marketing Manchester, part of the Growth Company.
The event will take place on Wednesday October 11th in the Pavilion at Emirates Old Trafford and will feature a busy and stimulating programme including thought-provoking talks, interviews and presentations from high-profile speakers, business insights and a look at future travel trends.
Aimed at all businesses and individuals working within the visitor economy the day will be compered by Nick Brooks-Sykes, director of tourism at Marketing Manchester, and will also include an opportunity to have a look around the newly opened 150 bedroom Hilton Garden Inn Emirates Old Trafford.
Confirmed speakers so far include Steve Ridgway, the recently appointed chair of VisitBritain, who will be leading on the tourism sector deal with national government.
On to appear are Stephany van Willigenburg, head of travel at Google UK, who will be revealing what can Google tells us about visitors to Manchester, and Sharon Orrell, head of Visit England Research who will outline key trends for delegates to be aware of within domestic tourism.
Event sponsor Expedia, led by Nicola Cunningham, area manager for north and central England, and Cassandra Johnson of Marketing Manchester, will offer invaluable insights into Greater Manchester’s performance as a tourist destination and will also deliver a networking drinks reception at the end of the event.
Speaking about the conference, Sheona Southern commented: “The first Greater Manchester Tourism Conference held in September 2016 proved to be one of the highlights of the year for Marketing Manchester members and this year’s event promises to be equally compelling and a not-to-be-missed event for anyone working within...
“Feedback last year was overwhelmingly positive but we have listened carefully and made some small amends that will ensure a highly informative, participative and business focused day.
Around 180 delegates are expected to attend the Greater Manchester Tourism Conference 2017 including high-level decision makers, general managers and chief executives from across the north of England.
Last month, competing interests prevented agreement on a much-needed treaty that would have reduced the appalling human cost of the poorly regulated international arms trade. Meanwhile, nuclear disarmament efforts remain stalled, despite strong and growing global popular sentiment in support of this cause.
The failure of these negotiations and this month’s anniversaries of the atomic bombings at Hiroshima and Nagasaki provide a good opportunity to explore what has gone wrong, why disarmament and arms control have proven so difficult to achieve, and how the world community can get back on track towards these vitally impor...
Many defence establishments now recognize that security means far more than protecting borders. Grave security concerns can arise as a result of demographic trends, chronic poverty, economic inequality, environmental degradation, pandemic diseases, organized crime, repressive governance and other developments no state ...
Yet there has been a troubling lag between recognizing these new security challenges, and launching new policies to address them. National budget priorities still tend to reflect the old paradigms. Massive military spending and new investments in modernizing nuclear weapons have left the world over-armed — and peace un...