There was a great coalition of people in the United States and around the world who felt strongly about that. We began working on it and encouraging that children who had been orphaned. whose parents had been swept out to sea. the children who survived. of trying to place them with relatives. along the lines of what I have been speaking. Then there was this NPR commentary. and I would like to read a paragraph of it into the RECORD: Jaco spends his daysThis is a UNICEF worker funded in part by USAIDwalking through refugee camps. trying to find orphans. Hes not from Aceh. hes a social worker from nearby Medan who came here as part ofThe Governments efforts at a child welfare program that is working with UNICEF to care for children who have lost their parents. This worker is walking through this refugee camp. and he finds an orphan. according to NPR. and he finds the orphans aunt. He says to the aunt: We would like to take this child to one of the Islamic boarding schools. The aunt says: No.