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Connecting the Queens Jewish Community Teachers often write things in end-of-term reports like “progress has been made” or “there has...
Recap: Sender is sent home from the Wright brothers in disgrace. They think he took money and gave their plans away to someone. Sender can’t tell them the truth because Oliver Crook Haigh threatened Sender that if he told anyone, Haigh would do something to cause an accident to the Wright brothers’ flying machine.
Recap: Ezra was going to tell the principal what Kalman had done to him, but the principal was in a meeting. He had to walk home alone and that was a big mistake, because the bully is waiting for him and attacks him.
Recap: Oliver Crook Haigh shows up at the Wrights’ bike shop when Sender is alone there. He offers money for the Wright brothers’ plans, and when Sender refuses, he threatens he will cause an unexplained accident to occur to their flying machine if Sender says anything, and he demands the plans. Sender gives him the plans that are hidden in the safe because he doesn’t want anything to happen to the Wright brothers. Mr. Haigh leaves money on the counter to reinforce the idea that Sender was willing to give away the plans for money.
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Attorney General Letitia James filed a civil lawsuit against former President Donald Trump and three of his adult children, Ivanka, Eric, and Donald Jr.
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“The quality of your life is where you live emotionally”– Tony Robbins
We often find that life isn’t what we expect it to be. Having grown up in a frum, warm home, married just after graduating from Stern, with a successful career in finance, I never anticipated finding myself divorced in my early 30s with two young daughters. Like for most of us, where private school tuition and the cost of living is exceptionally high, adding on an extra expense for therapy for yourself or your children may seem untenable. What I’ve discovered, that you may not be aware of, is that it is possible to get insurance to reimburse you, almost in full, for out of network therapy, anywhere from $150-$350 per session. As a Patient Advocate, I help therapy patients, individuals, couples, and children negotiate with their insurance plans to get these reimbursements.
