A Recompensa Diz o Senhor: Porque você me ama, eu o resgatarei; eu o protegerei, pois conhece o meu nome. Ele clamará a mim, e eu lhe darei resposta, e na adversidade estarei com ele; vou livrá-lo e cobri-lo de honra. Vida longa eu lhe darei, e lhe mostrarei a minha salvação. [Salmo 91.14-16]

Hoje em 1:24 PM A few years ago, I was fortunate enough to visit the U.K. Prime Minister's residence at 10 Downing Street. During a tour of the residence, we were shown a painting of an elegantly dressed woman. "Of course, you know Lady Lovelace," we were told. Imagine our surprise to learn that we were staring at a portrait of the woman who is considered to be the world's first programmer. Our group had never heard of her. Ada Lovelace's experience remains all too familiar: So many of the breakthrough contributions of women in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields continue to go untold, too often fading into obscurity. Join us in doing something to change that: Listen to women from across the Obama administration share the untold stories of women who've inspired us. Then add an untold history of your own, and make a commitment to share these stories in any way you can to help inspire more young women and men to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math. Women were central in the early teams building the foundation of modern programming. They unveiled the structure of DNA. Their work inspired new environmental movements and led to the discovery of new genes. It's past time to write their stories permanently into history, so they can stand side by side with the extraordinary men like them who have used their technical and innovation skills to bring needed solutions and discoveries to our world. And here's what's worth noting: Telling and sharing these stories will actively help create more of them in the future. Research shows us that a key part of inspiring more young people to pursue careers in science and technology is simply sharing the stories of role models like them in these fields who have had a significant impact on our world. Stories like that of Rosalind Franklin, whose research was essential for revealing the structure of DNA. There's Katherine Johnson, who calculated key flight trajectories during the Space Race. The ENIAC team -- six young women "Computers" who were the first digital programmers in America. Or Navy Rear Admiral Grace Hopper, who first developed computer languages and a compiler to translate them into machine code. If you don't know those names, it's time to learn: Take a look at our interactive audio hub -- and then listen, share, add, and commit. You just might inspire the next Ada Lovelace. Share Tweet Forward Share +1 Having trouble viewing this email? Click here RESIDÊNCIA NOS EUA ATRAVÉS DE INVESTIMENTO O visto de imigrante para investidores (chamado visto EB-5) pode ser obtido através do Programa de Investidor Imigrante gerido pelo governo dos EUA através do Serviço de Cidadania Americana e Imigração, o USCIS. Este programa permite que pessoas qualificadas busquem o status de residente permanente, com base em um investimento em uma empresa americana. O montante do investimento é de USD $500.000 ou USD $1 milhão dependendo da localização nos Estados Unidos. O investimento deve ser em um negócio que vai criar postos de trabalho para 10 trabalhadores americanos. Um total de 10.000 green cardsEB-5 estão disponíveis a cada ano — um número que ainda não foi todo utilizado. Para se qualificar dentro do programa, um investidor em potencial pode investir em sua empresa comercial gerenciada pessoalmente, ou em um investimento em pool que custea uma empresa comercial controlado e gerenciado por terceiros. O investidor pode também optar por investir através de um "Centro Regional". Centros Regionais são tipicamente empresas privadas localizadas em áreas geográficas específicas que o USCIS determinou que investimentos provavelmente criarão os necessários 10 empregos por investidor, seja direta ou indiretamente, na região. Em muitos centros regionais a contribuição de capital mínima é de USD $500.000, juntamente com taxas administrativas ou taxas relacionadas à empreitada que podem variar entre USD $35.000 a USD $60.000. Muitos centros regionais envolvem investimentos em sociedade em comanditas e fornecem ao investidor os direitos de um sócio limitado, uma estrutura que é permitida pelo USCIS para conceder ao investidor um papel um tanto ativo na empresa, mas que não é completamente passivo. Uma possível vantagem de investir em um Centro Regional (em comparação com um negócio pessoalmente criado como um investimento de EB-5) é que alguns projetos de investimento podem ser pré-aprovados pela USCIS em relação a estrutura do projeto de financiamento do investimento e no que diz respeito a exigência de criação de emprego. Também, centros regionais e seus projetos são obrigados a apresentar relatórios anuais de sua saúde financeira e história de criação de emprego todo ano. Hoje, existem mais de 400 centros regionais de EB-5 (e mais aparecendo a cada dia) nos Estados Unidos. Selecionando um correto é muito importante e requer uma compreensão de como cada Centro Regional funciona. Os investidores devem considerar:  (a) buscar aconselhamento financeiro qualificado e independente (b) a reputação do centro regional e desenvolvedor do projeto (c) sucesso anterior do negócio do desenvolvedor (d) a capacidade do centro regional e/ou do desenvolvedor para criar a quantidade necessária de postos de trabalho exigido pelo programa EB-5 (e) outros fatores de due diligence (f) o histórico na imigração do Centro Regional EB-5, em termos de sua capacidade de garantir a aprovação das petições de investidor (chamado I-526) e a remoção das condições na residência permanente do investidor (chamado I-829). Além disso, como um investidor em potencial, a seguinte informação é fornecida para permitir que você entenda alguns dos requisitos legais básicos para o programa EB-5 em geral: COMO SE QUALIFICAR COMO INVESTIDOR? 1. Formação do negócio: Em geral, uma opção é criar um novo empreendimento comercial estabelecendo um negócio novo, comprar um negócio existente ou reorganizar os negócios tal que resulta de um novo empreendimento comercial. Ou, se o investimento é em um Centro Regional que foi designado pelo serviço de imigração dos Estados Unidos, um investidor pode optar por investir em um projeto de centro regional. 2. Investimento: Os investidores que fizeram em investimentos de risco ou estão engajados no processo de investir pelo menos USD $500.000 ou USD $1.000.000 em um novo empreendimento comercial podem qualificar-se. Investimentos em centros regionais podem exigir que seus recursos fiquem retidos em uma conta caução. Nesse cenário, o agente depositário pode não pode liberar seus recursos para o Centro Regional até que a sua petição necessária que lhe concede a permissão para aplicar para a residência (chamada I-526) é aprovada pelo serviço de imigração dos Estados Unidos.  3. Geração de emprego: Investidores EB-5 devem qualificar fazendo a sua contribuição de capital para uma empresa comercial dos Estados Unidos, que irá beneficiar a economia dos Estados Unidos e criar pelo menos 10 empregos qualificados como resultado de um ou mais dos seguintes: Emprego em tempo integral para 10 trabalhadores diretamente empregados como cidadãos dos EUA, residentes permanentes ou outros trabalhadores com autorização de trabalho; OU Emprego indireto e/ou induzido conforme determinado por metodologia de criação de emprego razoável corroborado por um estudo de impacto econômico. 4. Fonte de recursos legítima: Cada investidor deve para mostrar que os recursos utilizados no investimento originram-se de uma fonte legítima. O tipo de documentação necessária será determinado com base na estrutura de financiamento que você utilizar. RESIDÊNCIA PERMANENTE CONDICIONAL Uma vez que seu pedido for aprovado, investidores imigrantes podem obter status por 2 anos como residente provisório ou condicional mediante a apresentação de uma petição separada para a Residência Permanente se eles estão residindo nos Estados Unidos. Investidores imigrantes que estão fora dos Estados Unidos vão precisar aplicar para um visto de imigrante permanente em uma seção de consular dos Estados Unidos. Quando você é admitido como residente permanente legal dos Estados Unidos, você deverá buscar a residência permanente antes do final do período de 2 anos. Isto implica que uma segunda petição é apresentada durante o período de 90 dias antes do 2o aniversário da sua admissão nos Estados Unidos como um residente condicional. Se você investiu em um projeto do Centro Regional, Centro Regional será responsável por fornecer a você e sua família com a documentação necessária para apresentar a petição para remover as condições no seu green card. Esta é outra diferença importante, ou benefício, na escolha de um investimento de Centro Regional gerenciados em particular ou uma semelhante a ele. Se você criar seu próprio negócio, como o proprietário que será encarregado do fardo da recolha de registos de pagamentos.  Afim conseguir a residência permanente completa, um investidor EB-5 é necessário ter mantido o investimento sem retirar os recursos. Mais importante é continuar os objectivos propostos no plano de negócios apresentado ao USCIS. A maioria dos planos de negócios exigem previsões financeira e de criação de emprego com base no tipo de estrutura de negócios que você, o investidor imigrante, inicialmente investiu. * MINHA ESPOSA E MEUS FILHOS TAMBÉM PODEM RECEBER "GREEN CARDS" DENTRO DO PROGRAMA DE VISTO EB-5? Sim. Seu cônjuge e filhos (menores de 21 anos de idade) são elegíveis para os vistos de imigrante condicional. Nenhum investimento separado é necessário além do seu investimento inicial de US $500.000 ou US $ 1 milhão. Além disso, de acordo com a lei dos EUA chamada de Status Child Protection Act ou CSPA [Lei de proteção ao menor] seus filhos que estão próximos na idade de 21 anos de idade terão sua idade congelada pelo governo quando suas petições são apresentadas e pendentes. É importante rever estas questões com nosso escritório de advocacia se seus filhos estão se aproximando de 21 anos de idade. Estamos à inteira disposição para analisarmos as particularidades e elegibilidade do seu caso. Atenciosamente, ALEXANDRE PIQUET Attorney at Law Facebook Twitter Website Email Instagram Google Plus LinkedIn Nov 24 em 10:41 PM As a kid, I dreamed of graduating from college, and hugging my parents with my diploma in hand. There was just one problem: I found out that I am not a citizen. My parents brought me to America when I was just four years old. This country is the only place I've ever called home. It means everything to me. And when I learned that I was undocumented, it shattered my life. President Obama's action on immigration offered me the chance to give back -- to do right by the law, and contribute to this country that has given me so much. And his actions last week will give that opportunity to so many people who are Americans in their hearts, but not on paper. I know this is an issue President Obama cares deeply about and that's why I was so moved by what he had to say about it. Watch for yourself here. This is about bringing undocumented immigrants like me out of the shadows, so that we can do right by the law and play by the rules. That's why President Obama is taking these steps -- but as he said on Friday, Congress needs to pass a comprehensive solution to fully solve this problem. Because my brother is a citizen, my parents will have a chance to stay here and keep our family together. So for me, this is personal. But I'm not the only one: So many families will benefit. See what the President announced last week, and please share this message with your friends and family: http://www.whitehouse.gov/immigration-action Nov 20 em 6:45 PM  THE WHITE HOUSE  The President just announced this Our immigration system has been broken for decades. That's why President Obama announced new steps tonight to address as much of the problem as he can using his executive authority, and why he'll continue to work with Congress to pass comprehensive reform. Find out more about President Obama's plan -- then pass it on. Tonight at 8 p.m. ET, I'll address the nation from the East Room of the White House about the actions I'm taking to help fix our broken immigration system. This is an issue that every single citizen should care about. It cuts to the fabric of who we are as Americans, and what this country stands for. I hope you'll tune in: http://www.whitehouse.gov/immigration-action Nov 19 (5 days ago) Very few people see the President prepare for a big speech. He's energetic, but calm. He'll walk over, take a look at the space where he'll be speaking, and sit quietly as he reads through his remarks. Sometimes, he'll make small changes up until the very end. Last night, we went behind the scenes to capture what that looks like. Take a look and see for yourself what President Obama was thinking about just an hour and a half before he addressed the nation on immigration: The President is acting on his own to help fix our immigration system because he knows this debate deserves something better than politics as usual. And the plan he laid out last night addresses as much of the problem as he can: It cracks down on illegal immigration at the border; prioritizes the deportation of felons, not families; and increases accountability so that more than 4 million undocumented immigrants have the opportunity to pay taxes and play by the rules. Learn more about that plan here. The actions the President is taking are a first step. Congress still has to finish this job -- they could even do it before the end of this year. It's on them to get to work. More soon, Dan Dan Pfeiffer Senior Advisor The White House @Pfeiffer44 Clique para responder para todos Enviar             Voce esta recendo este newsletter porque esta cadastrado na IPMLP,adicione o nosso email mariatinouco@gmail.com em seus contatos. Nao pode visualizar as imagens? Clique aqui... CONFERENCIA DE MULHERES IGREJA PENTECOSTAL MISSIONARIA DA LINGUA PORTUGUESA. 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The past decade was America's hottest on record. We're seeing more droughts, floods, and wildfires than ever before. Climate change is happening, and the effects are visible all around us. But a lot of people still have questions about climate change: what it means, how bad it really is, and what we can do to fight it. To be fully committed in the fight against climate change, we have to understand why it's such a serious issue. So, starting today, ask me your questions on Facebook, Twitter, Vine, or Instagram using the hashtag #AskDrH, and I'll answer some of them on camera. Several months ago, I testified before the House Science Committee about the President's Climate Action Plan. The plan contains a number of actions to reduce carbon pollution, prepare the U.S. for the impacts of climate change, and lead international efforts to fight global climate change. Most of the questions at the hearing, however, weren't about the plan itself -- they were about whether human-caused climate change is a reality. Other countries are realizing the gravity of this problem, and are already taking action on the issue. In the wake of the historic joint climate announcement by the U.S. and China two nights ago, the importance of American leadership in the fight against climate change cannot be understated. Fortunately, a majority of Americans believe that climate change is real, but there's still a lot of confusion and misinformation out there. That's why it's critical that we take every opportunity to set the record straight, and to make sure that everyone's as informed and knowledgeable about it as possible. And I want to do everything I can to help. Ask me anything you want to know about climate change, and forward this to anyone you know who has questions, too.

I've come to be known as the first Ebola patient to be treated in the United States -- but I'd prefer to think of myself simply as a family physician.

I was born and raised in Indiana, and trained in family medicine in Texas. I spent the last year living and working as a missionary doctor in a small hospital outside Monrovia, Liberia. So when the Ebola virus came to that country, I was among the first to treat infected patients. And in late July, I contracted the disease.

I quickly came to understand firsthand what my own patients had suffered -- the humiliation, the horror, and the sense of utter helplessness. As an American citizen, I was thankful that I was able to be evacuated back to Atlanta, where I received excellent treatment and survived this terrible disease.

The thousands of people still suffering from Ebola in West Africa don't have that option. So medical professionals and aid workers from around the world have been going to them -- standing shoulder to shoulder in this fight.

Those who have already gone have made a difference, but there is still more that must be done. Effectively fighting this disease is like extinguishing a raging fire. You need to attack the flames at the base and keep them from spreading further. To do this, we urgently need more medical personnel to treat patients in West Africa.

If you're a qualified medical professional and want to volunteer to work in West Africa, the Center for International Disaster Information (CIDI) can connect you with reputable organizations that are active in the Ebola response.

The CDC is also developing an introductory safety training course for licensed clinicians who want to work in an Ebola Treatment Unit.

If you are a medical professional considering traveling to West Africa, please don't let irrational fear stand in your way. I am extremely confident that I did not contract Ebola in the isolation unit in Liberia -- but rather in the emergency room of our hospital. Within the isolation unit, our procedures, protocols, and equipment were all extraordinarily safe. And thousands of other aid workers have safely served in Ebola Treatment Units with the proper personal protective equipment and adequate training.

If you aren't a medical professional, there are vital ways to contribute to the fight stateside, as well. Donate money to the organizations that are serving on the front lines of West Africa. Learn about Ebola and educate your friends -- knowledge is power, and in this case, that means power to overcome fear. Maybe you can even come up with the next "Ice Bucket Challenge" to increase awareness and raise funds to put an end to Ebola!

The health care workers, aid workers, and military personnel who have chosen to go to a place of great suffering -- to help and serve people -- should be honored and celebrated as heroes. The United States military is the best organization in the world to provide logistical support for the organizations and countries fighting on the front lines against this disease. This effort should be expanded.

Please, continue to pray for the people of West Africa who are facing such devastation in the midst of this epidemic. We must not lose our sense of compassion for our neighbors. Our struggle with Ebola as a global community is far from over -- but I am confident that we will beat this. It's going to take every one of us.

God bless you all.