May Day Celebration eo im ear komman ilo Springdale Arkansas. Celebration in ekar bok jilu raan in aer kar kommane.
Raan eo im ekar lap nan kajojo RiJikuul ro ilo Springdale Arkansas
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Rimajol |
7th Biennial Overseas Local Youth Rally
“Mour In Aelon Kein Kon Jitoben Aelon Kein”
Enijnijij ad ron ke Jodrikdrik ro rej Ilju im Jeklaj eo an Aelon in Marshall Iands. Ajiri ro mottad ilo kabun ko an Jarin Rarik Dron rar komman Local Youth Rally eo an aolepen Youth for Christ ko ibelakin America kab Hawaii.
Ekar juon ien emon im kalimomo, Elon rar itok jen Costa Mesa, elon rar itok jen Sacramento, Salem Oregon, Seattle Washington, Spokane Washington, Arkansas, Honolulu, Kauai, Maui im Big Island Hilo im Kona Jimor. Rev. Lauren Buck Medeiros ar keynote speaker eo an ien in.
Katak ko rar jet katak ko rar kareilok elon Jodrikdrik kin Mour im Jitebon Marshall Islands.
Ippentok pija kein an Jodrikdrik rein jen Hawaii. Ebed pija in May Day eo kio im ekar komman ak bok jikin ilo Springdale Arkansas, bareinwot ko an Rijikuul ilo aer kar kommane raan eo im elap nan er. Ilo watoke ej raan in Youth Day nan aolep kajojo jikuul ko ilo bukon in Arkansas. Elane kwonaj monono in aluuje album in aer, jouij im click link >>> Youth May Day 2010 nan am maron in etal im aluje pija ko aer.
Nan photo album eo an 31st RMI Constitution Day Celebration ilo Arkansas, koba lok ippen aolep kajojo in team ko im rekar itok jen likkin nan aer bar kommane 31st celebration in ilo Arkansas. Album eo in nan am maron drelone lok pija kein aer >>> Arkansas May Day 2010
Kammolol elap nan Emil Edward kon pija kein im ekar maron donate i tok jen Hawaii ilo aer kar kommane program in Rally ... :: Read more |
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R.M.I Office Of The President |
Once Upon a Child
 July 28, 2010
An outreach project established by First Lady Hannah Jurelang Zedkaia at the hospital maternity ward on Majuro and Ebeye and all outer islands health clinics.
The goal is to meet the need of young mothers especially the precious newborns who are really in need of help by providing baby essentials, and other maternal needs to the maternity ward.
Majority of the babies born are mothered by young teenagers, single, jobless and in some instances are dropouts, and belong to economically disadvantaged and big families who cannot afford immediate and necessary essentials for the young mother especially the new born child.
First Lady Hannah Jurelang Zedkaia donated several boxes of baby clothings, blankets, etc to the outer islands and wishes to thank all f ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 07-29 4:53AM (127 views)
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Pacific News |
World's 'rarest' coral found by JCU scientist
A JAMES Cook University scientist has discovered what could be the world's rarest coral: 5m across and nearly 2m high with branches like elk’s antlers.
The unique Pacific elkhorn coral was found during an underwater survey of the Arno atoll in the Marshall Islands, in the northern Pacific Ocean.
The coral bears a close physical resemblance to the critically endangered elkhorn coral of the Atlantic Ocean.
Coral scientist Dr Zoe Richards, from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies at JCU, said she was stunned when she first saw the coral.
“The huge colonies – 5m across and nearly 2m high with branches like elk’s antlers ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 07-28 2:55AM (225 views)
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Marshall Islands Local News |
Islands lose $1.7b a year from illegal fishing
The Sixth Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Committee Ministerial meeting earlier this month in Papua New Guinea agreed on several strategic priorities for management and control of fishing. Australia, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, New Zealand, Niue, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tokelau, Tonga and Tuvalu were represented at the ministerial level and four other members were represented by senior officials at the meeting.
R&D Minister Matt Zackhras represented the RMI at this meeting.
Ministers discussed progress to create sustainable fisheries management and development. They approved a Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA)/Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) report “The Future of Pacific Island Fisheries” for presentation to the P ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 07-24 7:55PM (347 views)
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Pacific News |
Adventurers pay tribute to renowned Micronesian navigator
Renowned Micronesian seaman Mau Piailug, who died last week aged 78, is credited with stimulating a revival of the ancient art of navigation without the aid of instruments.
Pacific adventurers met in Majuro Wednesday to pay tribute to Mau, who taught young islanders the skills to cross oceans using traditional navigational methods just as their ancestors did thousands of years ago.
Piailug, who died on his native Satawal atoll in Micronesia, used only the stars, moon, winds and wave patterns to guide outrigger canoes across the Pacific Ocean.
He revived the once-dying art in 1976 when, working with the Hawaii-based Polynesian Voyaging Society, he guided the canoe Hokule'a on its landmark 2,500-mile (4,023 kilometre) voyage from H ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 07-22 12:24PM (294 views)
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Community |
Interpreter - Marshallese - PRN
Washington Regional Medical Center
POSITION SUMMARY
Responsible for providing language services to the Marshallese-speaking community when they are patients or visitors of Washington Regional. This position has exposure to communicable diseases and body fluids. This position spends the majority of work time standing and walking short distances to be available for the patients/visitors. Frequent, intermittent sitting for documentation of services is also required. The ability to drive among Washington Regional facilities is required.
LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED Valid Drivers License and Automobi ... :: Read more |
Posted by AziL- on 07-22 12:50AM (276 views)
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Announcement |
AmeriCorps State Legal Aid for Arkansans
Legal Aid of Arkansas, Inc.
Make a difference for low-income Arkansas and learn about the legal system as a member of the Legal Aid fo Arkansas project serving with Legal Aid of Arkansas. Legal Aid of Arkansas is a nonprofit organization that provider free civil legal services to low-income people in 31 counties throughout North and East Arkansas. Eight positions are available, detailed below.
Activities
With appropriate training and supervision, and as assigned, you will participate in activities including the following:
Increase the capacity of Legal Aid to provide legal information and assistance to lowi-income people who need legal help, through intake ... :: Read more |
Posted by AziL- on 07-22 12:46AM (285 views)
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Pacific News |
CNMI, Marshalls duel in swimming looms
The Marshall Islands will be the CNMI's fiercest rival in the medal rich swimming competition in the 7th Micronesian Games, following the reported absence of Guam swimmers in Palau.
Pacific Daily News reported early this month that Guam will not be sending a swimming team to Palau next month. An e-mail sent to Guam Swimming Federation and the Guam National Olympic Committee, asking for confirmation on the swim team's absence in the Micro Games and its reason, has yet to be answered at press time.
Guam won 22 gold medals, 14 silver, and seven bronze in the swimming competition in the 6th Micronesian Games on Saipan in 2006, beating the host CNMI, which earned 15 gold medals, 19 silver, and 15 bronze.
With Guam swimmers out for next month's competition, the CNMI is ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 07-18 4:00PM (374 views)
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Marshall Islands Local News |
MOH releases ’06 HIV data
While the United Nations this week reported that the rate of new HIV infections has dropped 25 percent among youth in African countries heavily affected by AIDS, a just-publicly released report on the Marshall Islands confirms low levels of awareness about HIV and AIDS among Majuro’s youth population.
The RMI report — approved for public release last week by the Ministry of Health nearly four years after it was initially prepared — is based on a survey of close to 400 Marshallese aged 15 to 24 conducted in late 2006. The survey showed that three out of five sexually active youth did not use condoms to prevent the spread of HIV. The majority (70 percent) of the 388 youth said they were sexually active.
“The main issues exposed by the survey,” ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 07-17 1:13PM (397 views)
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Pacific News |
Woven Artistry: Exploring the Pacific's Finest Handicrafts
Woven Artistry: Exploring the Pacific's Finest Handicrafts in Majuro
A coral atoll seems an unlikely place to showcase the power of using local resources. At first glance, the low-lying islets that make up an atoll, none rising more than five or six feet above sea level, have few natural resources beyond sand, coconut and breadfruit trees, and the bounty of the sea.
But in the Marshall Islands, a watery nation in the Central Pacific made up of 34 atolls and islands with 1 million square miles of ocean, women have developed a tradition of producing the finest handicrafts in the Pacific using local resources. The claim is not an exaggeration. The Marshall Islands is about 1,850 miles east of Guam. Continental offers daily f ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 07-11 3:49PM (486 views)
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Marshall Islands Local News |
RMI makes link with UAE
Arab $ may help in energy
At the invitation of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) government, heads of states and governments, ministers and other senior representatives from the League of Arab States and Pacific small island developing states (SIDS) met to explore ways and means to invigorate cooperation in the various political, economic, social and cultural fields and to review prospects of future development of such cooperation.
The Marshall Islands was among the countries at the meeting held on June 24 in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
In associating RMI with the statement by President Johnson Toribiong of Palau on behalf of the Pacific SIDS, RMI Foreign Minister John M. Silk, said, “I hope that this meeting will ope ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 07-10 1:57AM (595 views)
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R.M.I Office Of The President |
RMI Comprehensive Adjustment Program Advisory Group
RMI Comprehensive Adjustment Program Advisory Group -- Final Report
 July 08, 2010
The Advisory Group is working in coordination with a second important undertaking approved by Cabinet, namely the Revenue and Tax Reform and Modernization Commission. As such the fiscal reform ares outlined in this Framework are limited to expenditure reforms. Ultimately, it is recommended that the work of the two bodies be integrated through Cabinet actions as part of a truly "Comprehensive Adjustment Program," to create both an improved fiscal position of the Government and a more supportive environment for economic development over the long-term.
While the timeframe to come up with these recommendations was short, the members of t ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 07-08 12:47PM (484 views)
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Pacific Radio/Forum |
Marshalls on track for major tax overhaul
The Marshall Islands Cabinet has endorsed plans to overhaul the tax system for the first time in 25 years.
Cutting taxes for low-income earners, increasing taxes for high-income earners, and eliminating import taxes in favour of a new sales tax are some of the proposed measures.
The Finance Minister, Jack Ading, says the aim is for the new tax plan to be implemented in 2012.
Mr Ading says they are not rushing it because it’s a big step.
He says the plan needs to be approved by parliament, the Ministry of Finance’s tax collection staff has to be trained, and public awareness raised.
Mr Ading says the new system needs to be fair, benefit low-income families and be user friendly.
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Posted by Marshall Islands on 07-08 12:42PM (424 views)
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R.M.I Office Of The President |
Public Consultation Program Summary Report -- Final
July 08, 2010
(TA) project to undertake an informed analysis of the options available to carry out fiscal adjustment and other reforms, including policy options that would help the RMI:(i) achieve the optimal size of the public sector(particularly to reduce the wage and salary burden); (ii) reduce the subsidies to statutory authorities; (iii) improve the efficiency of the finance and budget processes; and (iv) improve data for economic planning and monitoring.
A Public Consultations Program (PCP) was also designed and carried out as an integral part of the TA, in order to gather ideas and input from key stakeholder groups in the RMI and to sharpen the reform focus. The PCP took place in late 2009 and drew the participation of a number of people representing different org ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 07-08 12:40PM (431 views)
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Marshall Islands Local News |
Bill 2491 voted out of committee
Bikini, Enewetak, Rongelap and Utrik, Ailuk, Mejit, Likiep, Wotho, Wotje and Ujelang
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee completed its markup last week in Washington and Bill 2491 “was ordered reported by unanimous voice vote with an amendment in the nature of a substitute,” Allen Stayman told the Journal in an email.
The amendment is the same as the one circulated two-and-half- years years ago, except that a National Academy of Sciences study is included, he said.
This means the funding for the 177 Health Program has been bumped from $2 million a year to $4.5 million, and the number of islands eligible for health care would increase, if the bill is approved, to include in addition to Bi ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 07-03 1:44PM (709 views)
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