Amarás ao Senhor teu Deus de todo o teu coração, de toda a tua alma, e de todo o teu entendimento. Este é o grande e primeiro mandamento. E o segundo, semelhante a este, é: Amarás ao teu próximo como a ti mesmo. Nisto se manifestou o amor de Deus para conosco: em que Deus enviou seu Filho unigênito Jesus Cristo ao mundo, para que por meio dele vivamos. Nisto está o amor: não em que nós tenhamos amado a Deus, mas em que ele nos amou a nós, e enviou seu Filho para sofrer pelos nossos pecados. Todo aquele que ama é nascido de Deus e conhece a Deus. Aquele que não ama não conhece a Deus; porque Deus é amor. [Mateus 22.37-39, I João 4.7-11] “Amados, se Deus assim nos amou com Amor Verdadeiro, nos perdoando de todo erro e ainda nos deu direito a Vida Eterna, devemos: Amar a nós mesmos, Amar o próximo, Amar até nosso amigo, enfim Amar a Deus !

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Wednesday, July 23, 2014 The VP has the white board marker: Over the past couple years, administration officials have picked up a marker and taken to our "White House white board" to explain how to fix our immigration system, break down how health reform helps your day-to-day life, and outline exactly what our budget's paying for. Today, Vice President Joe Biden is taking the pen, and he's talking about something he knows like the back of his hand: The current state of our country's crumbling roads and bridges -- and exactly why it's so important to invest in them right now. You're going to want to watch this one. Take a look, and pass it on: Our roads and bridges do far more than get people and goods from Point A to Point B. A high-quality transportation system keeps jobs here in America, allows our businesses to grow, and keeps down the prices of household goods. Our country's infrastructure crisis isn't a far-off problem: 65% of our major roads are rated in less than good condition. 25% of our bridges require significant repair or can't handle today's traffic. It looks like Congress is going to act soon to pass a short-term resolution that would continue to fund the projects fixing our roads and bridges -- but we need to solve the problem, not just kick the can down the road. Watch the Vice President explain the need for a long-term investment, and break down exactly what our plan looks like. Then, be sure to pass this one on. Stay Connected View this email in your browser Wednesday, July 30, 2014 8:00AM - 10:30AM Brazil: Midyear Economic and Political Outlook This traditional annual program covers the main topics fueling the debate between analysts and investors about Brazil in the current year. Host / Welcoming Remarks: Paul Rodel, Partner, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP Moderator: Paulo Vieira da Cunha, Head of Macro Research, Ice Canyon LLC Speakers: Murillo de Aragão, Political Scientist and Founder, Arko Advice Ltda. Ruggero de'Rossi, Vice President, Senior Portfolio Manager, Federated Investors, Inc. Marcelo Salomon, Chief Economist, Barclays Capital Shelly Shetty, Head of Latin Americas Sovereign, Fitch Ratings Tony Volpon, Managing Director, Head of Emerging Markets Research, Americas, Nomura Securities International Inc. More information to follow! Host and Sponsor 919 Third Avenue (Entrance at 55th Street) New York City Sponsors Registration Please click here to register online. Please click here to download registration form.

Poder de Deus E, Ele entrando no barco, seus seguidores o acompanharam. E eis que se levantou no mar tão grande tempestade que o barco era coberto pelas ondas; e Ele, porém, estava dormindo. Seus seguidores aproximaram e o despertaram, dizendo: Salva-nos, pois vamos morrer. E Jesus lhes respondeu: Por que temeis, homens de pouca fé? Então, levantando-se repreendeu os ventos e o mar, e seguiu-se grande calma. E aqueles homens se maravilharam, dizendo: Que homem é este, que até os ventos e o mar lhe obedecem? E, aproximando-se Jesus, falou aos seus discípulos dizendo: Foi-me dada toda o Poder no céu e na terra. [Mateus 8.24-24, Mateus 28.18]

Hey, everyone --

During his State of the Union address, the President asked me to lead an across-the-board review of our nation's job-training programs.

It's a top priority for the President, and it is absolutely critical to our economy's success.

So earlier today, I put forward a roadmap for how the United States can keep and maintain the highest-skilled workforce in the world.

I've met with business leaders, community college presidents, governors and mayors, and most importantly, hard-working Americans who were hit hard by the Great Recession, but who are doing everything they can to learn new skills to find a decent, good-paying middle-class job.

And there was a clear consensus: We must rethink how we train today's workers so that our programs are job-driven, teaching real skills that employers need.

We’ve heard from businesses that many jobs in today's brightest sectors go unfilled because there simply aren't enough people with the skills to do them. That's not good for businesses, it's not good for workers, and it's not good for this country.

Some of our country's businesses, community colleges, and state and local training programs -- often supported with federal dollars -- have found ways to successfully prepare Americans for these jobs. We need to make sure our entire system is learning from them.

Find out why training programs matter for middle-class Americans -- and which ones around the country are working best.

We're taking steps to improve that training, directing federal agencies to make current programs that serve more than 21 million Americans smarter, and holding training programs that use public funds accountable for making a difference.

This isn't the only step we're taking to make sure Americans have the skills they need, either. Today, I joined President Obama as he signed the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act into law. It connects more ready-to-work Americans with ready-to-be-filled jobs. And it builds on bipartisan efforts in Congress to improve business engagement and accountability. While there's still more to do, it's another important step in getting Americans working.

Thanks,

Vice President Joe Biden

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