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Mis-Information at the Heart of the University: Why Administrators Should Take Libraries More Seriously
Major university research library systems are complex organizations comprises of the central library, the department/school library, and the professional school library. The voices of all three types of libraries should be heard for their perspectives when determining the future of the university library system with respect to whether they are cost centers or value centers, according to Stuart Basefsky. — Published December 27, 2007
What's New in Cordless Mice?
Looking for a good new travel mouse that will meet your exacting specifications? Jeffrey J. Beard's reviews the pros and cons in terms of features offered by the top brands, in both overall design and function. — Published December 25, 2007
Carpe Diem: Establish an Institutional Repository for Your Organization
Carol A. Watson's article addresses how most communications and scholarship are born digital and often scattered across various servers and hard drives. She proposes that librarians have a unique opportunity to take a leadership role in organizing and preserving digital information, and details how colleagues can collect the intellectual output of their respective institutions. — Published December 24, 2007
Who Said, "Go West, Young Man" - Quote Detective Debunks Myths
Fred R. Shapiro, author of the The Yale Book of Quotations, discusses his professional background, his fascination with quotations, and the research that is an essential component of his expertise. — Published December 24, 2007
CongressLine: The Committee Markup
Paul Jenks describes how the committee markup is where the real work of Congress takes place. According to Paul, in the House, where floor amendments can be strictly regulated, they are the only place a member can propose a change. In some cases, the actual bill is written completely in a markup. This usually happens for appropriations bills, but is done increasingly for other really big bills. — Published December 23, 2007
LLRX Book Review by Heather A. Phillips - Books on Trial: Red Scare in the Heartland
Heather A. Phillips recommends this book focusing on parallels between the 1940s Red Scare and current fears about terrorism. In this detailed account, the Weigands tell a cautionary tale of innocent people caught up in the madness of their times. — Published December 23, 2007
Analysis of the Energy Bill, the EPA's Refusal to Grant Waivers and State Laws With Respect to Climate Change
Beth Wellington reviews the contentious debate underway on the state, national and international level, concerning efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from automobiles. — Published December 23, 2007
FOIA Facts: FOIA - The Year in Review
According to Scott A. Hodes, there has been much talk of new laws and initiatives to make FOIA friendlier to the public. As 2008 begins, the OPEN Government Act of 2007 becomes law, but much work in this area remains ahead. — Published December 16, 2007
Australian Trade Marks Law: The Madrid System
Australian Trade Marks attorney Nicholas Weston provides an overview of the Madrid System, administered by the International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO). — Published November 24, 2007
Gadgets, Gadgets, Gadgets
Barbara Fullerton, Sabrina I. Pacifici and Aaron Schmidt reprise their always popular gadgets presentation delivered each year at the Internet Librarian conference. — Published November 24, 2007
Criminal Law Resources: False Confessions
Ken Strutin's article surveys selected web-based resources and publications that shed light on the psychology and interrogation practices behind false confessions, as well as highlighting notable educational and bibliographic materials. — Published November 24, 2007
Locating Lawyers (including Corporate Counsel): A Brief Overview of Attorney Directories and a 50 State Survey of Online State Bar Directories
Scott Russell provides an annotated listing of sources from which to obtain background information on attorneys. — Published November 24, 2007
Deep Web Research 2008
According to Marcus P. Zillman, the "Deep Web" encompasses in the vicinity of 900 billion pages of information in various files and formats. Search engines currently locate approximately 20 billion pages, so this guide is a valuable tool for those who research a broad range of issues and seek wider access to a wide spectrum of reliable data, reports and information, regardless of format. — Published November 24, 2007
Israeli Law Guide
This comprehensive guide by Ruth Levush provides an overview of the country's legal system along with its chief characteristics, documents the court system and structure, the legal profession, official and unofficial statutory and regulatory sources, major compilations, case reports, legal commentaries, law journals and legal databases. — Published November 24, 2007
CongressLine by GalleryWatch.com: The Veto
The use of the veto and how Congress deals with it is the focus of Paul Jenks' article this month. — Published November 24, 2007
E-Discovery Update: Deconstructing The "Not Reasonably Accessible" Standard For Production Of Electronically Stored Information
Conrad J. Jacoby clearly documents how the 2006 amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure impact litigants regarding the proper scope of electronic discovery. — Published November 24, 2007
Burney's Legal Tech Reviews - Gadgets for Legal Pros: zBoost Cell Phone Signal Extender and an Ultra Small Portable Memory Device
This month Brett Burney provides a solution for all those cell phone users who have no signal when at home, leaving them no option but to stand in the driveway or backyard. He also recommends a teeny-tiny micro Secure digital card. — Published November 24, 2007
Reference From Coast to Coast: Service of Process Redux
This month Jan Bissett and Margi Heinen update their guide on service of process resources that includes free and fee-based online services from legal publishers, the federal government, associations and key professionals. — Published November 24, 2007
LLRX Book Review by Heather A. Phillips: Broken Government by John W. Dean
Heather A. Phillips reviews former Nixon White House Counsel John Dean's new book that includes personal insights and commentary on all three branches of government. — Published November 24, 2007
Commentary: The Tax Reduction and Reform Act of 2007
Beth Wellington discusses the challenges inherent in overhauling tax legislation. — Published November 24, 2007
Persuading Judges in Writing: Tips for Lawyers (And how technology can help)
Troy Simpson explains how good written advocacy can help lawyers in England, Australia and America to persuade judges, and providers readers with some practical tips to accomplish this challenging task. — Published October 30, 2007
Competitive Intelligence on a Shoestring
Susan Armstrong succinctly outlines key techniques and processes used by successful CI experts. Sabrina I. Pacifici's quick guide focuses on a selected range of strategic CI information and services available from key sources that faciliate an effective CI research process, both in the U.S. and Canada. — Published October 30, 2007
Cultural Challenges in Cross Border Mediation
Vikrant Singh Negi discusses how the role of cultural differences are crucial in cross border mediation. Although an individual's nationality does not necessarily determine the attitudes and behavior brought to the table, it can provide valuable guidelines as to which negotiation strategies are likely to work and which are likely to end in failure. — Published October 30, 2007
Discovery of Employee-Owned Computer Equipment
Conrad J. Jacoby addresses the issues of whether discovery requests served on the company also extend to home computers, cell phones, and other equipment personally owned by employees of the company. — Published October 30, 2007
The Government Domain: Journalists and Government Information: SLA-DGI/GODORT Joint Meeting
Peggy Garvin spotlights presentations on using government documents, by New York Times reporter Scott Shane and Washington Post research editor Alice Crites, at a recent joint meeting of the SLA Government Information Division and the ALA Government Documents Roundtable. — Published October 30, 2007
FOIA Facts - FOIA Litigation: When A Loss Isn't Always A Loss
According to Scott A. Hodes, bringing a FOIA case often results in a more timely release of information, more information being released then the agency would have released if it wasn't in litigation and more information going to the requester about agency decisions and withheld documents. — Published October 30, 2007
LLRX Book Review by Heather A. Phillips - Nation of Secrets and Presidential Secrecy and the Law
Heather A. Phillips reviews two new books which present various perspectives on the expanding ramifications on our lives, and to our democracy, of government secrecy. — Published October 30, 2007
CongressLine by GalleryWatch.com: Lobbying and Ethics Rules
This month Paul Jenks provides readers with a copy of a recent CRS report, Lobbying Law and Ethics Rules Changes in the 110th Congress. — Published October 30, 2007
After Hours: Recommended Reading
Kathy Biehl discusses a free advocacy group sponsored healthletter that examines and often challenges acknowleged nutritional and health claims. She also highlights a new book of photographs of and interviews with women that demonstrates their respective diverse and unique slants on power outfits. — Published October 30, 2007
Rule the Web
Web marketing expert Julia Wotipka reviews a new book on creative, productive and engaging ways to leverage all aspects of web publishing, authored by the co-founder of one of the five most visited blogs on the Web, Boing Boing. — Published October 30, 2007


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5.0 stars 23 totalReview Harold Wallin
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Attorney Wallin was very straight forward. He illustrated each possible outcome for my case. We went to court, the attorney reviewed a video with the Judge and prosecutor of me being pulled over. The attorney proved beyond a reasonable doubt that I was not impaired to operate a motor vehicle. I had a rare case. We went to trial the same day as the initial court date and I was found not guilty. I did not get my license suspended. I was not found guilty for driving under the influence. I thank God for blessing me with such a great attorney. Attorney Wallin is knowledgeable, thorough, and the quentessential law expert.
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Harold was my lawyer for my first DUI, which I clearly deserved in my mind. He explained everything clearly to me and helped me make the best decision. I plead guilty and received supervision.
When I received my second DUI, I went to see Harold, as well as 8 - 10 other attorneys. I wanted to find the best overall attorney, because I had to get this off my record or I would not only lose my driver's license, but also my career. I chose Harold not only because I had worked with him before, but because he told me everything all those other attorneys had said combined. He charged a fair price, where it seemed some others take advantage of the position I was in.
Once the case started, Harold explored every possible avenue to get the case dismissed. The whole time, Harold was very professional, answered all my calls and emails in a timely manner, and kept me well informed of the situation and my options at the many stages of the process. He won't give you false hope, he will tell you the truth. He is practical and trustworthy.
After 2 1/2 years of working the case, we finally went to a jury trial. At trial, Harold was excellent. He paid close attention to the details other might have missed. It seemed like we were fighting an uphill battle, not only against the prosecutors, but against the judge as well. Harold remained calm and said and did everything he could.
Words can not express how thankful I am that I had Harold as my lawyer. His knowledge and experience made a big difference in my case. I highly recommend him to anyone with a DUI or criminal case.
Thank you Harold!
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First, I would like to say that Harold is the best DUI attorney in Chicago who also charges a fair wage. Most DUI attorneys charge a lot more than he does for services that are half as good. Harold knows the law, is very responsive, and has a calm/cool demeanor in court. I would recommend him in a heartbeat to my best friends, family, and acquaintances.
In addition, Harold represented me in a Secretary of State hearing to get my license back after my second DUI. Years prior I tried earn my license back myself, I was denied. Harold's expertise and experience were vital to reestablishing my driving privileges.
Most recently, I was pulled over and charged with DUI for a third offense. I was under the legal limit (.56), and Harold had the case dismissed on the bases that breathalyzers are not calibrated enough (accurate enough) to determine the difference between .56 and .50. I can't explain the law works or exactly how he got my case dismissed (many other factors as well), but the State failed to prove that I was intoxicated.
Finally, I am extremely happy with his services. He is representing me in other (related) criminal matters as well, and I'm equally as pleased. However, I have come to the conclusion for myself that if I want to stay away from legal problems I need to change my actions. I am currently working on complete sobriety through AA which is changing my life for the best. It is definitely helping me to avoid and resolve other legal matters as well.
Posted by a client
If anyone has been charged with a DUI they know how within the first few weeks your mail will be flooded with advertisements for DUI lawyers. This is a serious charge with expensive consequences and choosing a lawyer is not an easy process. I was fortunate enough to have been referred to Mr. Wallin by my State Farm agent but for anyone else let me save you a search. Mr. Wallin exceeded all my expectations. His over two decades of experience in this arena does make a difference and he consistently provided me with accurate information about the charge,knowledge about the BAC test, the most recent laws regarding these types of cases and as to what to expect at each court visit. These cases are not usually resolved within in the first few court dates and this can create a lot of anxiety and "noise" from friends,relatives and others concerned about the outcome. Every single thing Mr. Wallin explained was verified and at these court dates there is little room for your lawyer to actually "argue" or "state" anything but when the date finally came that he could ...Wow did he....He stated all the facts articulately and in such a manner that created a situation where the judge had a reason to agree and the prosecutor had no reasonable rebuttal and so had to dismiss the case. He was very ready to take this to trial and even had found a favorable witness who was gonna to testify on my behalf. This attention to detail and type of representation is Extraordinary and Exemplary and I feel absolutely confident that Harold Wallin will be your best choice for an attorney should you be facing what I was.
Posted by Ron
I've met with a few lawyers before hiring Mr. Wallin as my attorney and after doing some research online and reading all the reviews about Mr. Wallin, I set up an appointment. My initial visit I knew I wanted Mr. Wallin to represent me because he actually listened from A to Z, he also spent quite some time to talk to me about the case and explains to you in detail the law. He's very knowledgable about DUI law which was a plus. What I really liked about Mr. Wallin is he's very straight forward and an honest person, not like most attorneys I met with that just care about the money. Mr. Wallin is a great trial lawyer also. He goes above and beyond to get your other tickets dismissed on top of your DUI case, he doesn't give up too easy and will fight till the end.
Posted by a DUI & DWI client
If your in a tight bind and need an Attorney that will fight to the end this is not your guy. Very knowledgeable of DUI's but has no balls to go with it. He will subsitute counsel more times than you will ever see him in court to help you with your case.
Posted by unkown
Mr. Harold Helped me with my DUI case and subsequently answered many questions as a follow up without charging additional fees. He is knowledgeable, smart, and trustworthy.
Posted by Enrique
Excellent lawyer called before every court date, kept me informed about everything, reasonable price.
We won the case!!!
Posted by Bogey
I simply cannot say enough good things about this man. He not only is a good lawyer but he truly does care about his clients! He has helped me twice so far and hopefully I wont need him again but if I ever do I will definitely call him again!
Posted by a DUI & DWI client
I was wrongfully arrested for a DUI last year on Christmas eve (2011) and immeditaly Mr. Wallin was able to get my license back and me back behind the wheel in no time. Mr. Wallin laid out all of my evidence to the court and the Judge the had decided that it was not a legit arrest; Therfore my case was dismissed.


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MILITARY: Enhanced VA benefits for caregivers in the works
The Department of Veterans Affairs recently announced a series of new and enhanced services to support family caregivers of seriously ill and injured veterans.
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While the list of proposed services is impressive, especially for post-9/11 veterans, the most costly and meaningful items are stuck in limbo, pending future regulation.
For example, additional benefits for post-Sept. 11 vets include:
-- A monthly stipend
-- Health care coverage
-- Travel expenses, including lodging and per diem while accompanying veterans undergoing care
-- Respite care
-- Mental health services and counseling.
All, however, are on hold until the VA can determine eligibility requirements and otherwise configure a program capable of serving veterans without being taken advantage of.
"The complex process required to implement these regulations will provide veterans, caregivers and the general public the opportunity to provide comments before those regulations are finalized," said the VA press release.
In other words, this might take a while.
In May 2010, President Obama signed the Caregivers and Veterans Omnibus Health Services Act of 2010, legislation authorizing the VA to establish new services to support certain caregivers of eligible post-9/11 veterans.
Besides the pending new benefits for veterans disabled in the line of duty since Sept. 11, 2001, the VA has begun extending enhanced benefits and services to caregivers of veterans of all eras enrolled in VA care. This includes:
-- Access to the VA's toll-free Caregiver Support Line: 1-855-260-3274
-- Expanded education and training on caring for veterans at home
-- Support services such as counseling and support groups and referral services
-- An enhanced website for caregivers.
Coordinators at each VA medical center will assist eligible veterans and caregivers in understanding and applying for the new benefits. There is also a Caregiver Support website, caregiver.va.gov, that will provide information once final regulations are published.
The caregiver coordinator for the VA San Diego Healthcare System is Karin Kupka. She can be reached at 858-642-3827.
"Caregivers make tremendous sacrifices every day to help veterans of all eras who served this nation," said VA Secretary Eric K. Shinseki. "They are critical partners with VA in the recovery and comfort of ill and injured veterans, and they deserve our continued training, support and gratitude."
"DAV is happy to hear that caregivers of veterans are getting additional support and services to care for our nation's heroes and unprecedented new services for our most recent severely ill and injured," said David W. Gorman, executive director of the Disabled American Veterans.
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1994, Volume 09, Issue 4
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by Ames, Glenn C.W. & Reinsel, Robert D. & Harrington, David H. & Doering, Otto C., III & Paarlberg, Don
- A View of Agriculture's Future Through a Wide-Angle Lens
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- Introducing the Issues
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- Contingent Valuation: The Wrong Tool to Measure Passive-Use Losses
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1993, Volume 08, Issue 1
- Targeting Extension Management and Marketing Programs
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- The Deficit and Agriculture
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- Election Signals for Future Agricultural and Food Policy
by Spitze, Robert G.F.
- Reprise of Rio: Will Policymakers Hear Jose Carvalho's Chain Saw?
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- Demythologizing Farm Income
by Gardner, Bruce L.
- The deficit: A monetarist's perspective
by Meltzer, Allan H.
- Ammunition for the deficit war: A doomsayer speaks out
by Figgie, Harry E., Jr.
- Good and bad deficits: Views of a liberal Keynesian
by Eisner, Robert
- Agricultural policy reform: A proposal
by Harrington, David H. & Doering, Otto C., III
1992, Volume 07, Issue 4
- Agriculture And The North American Free Trade Agreement
by Williams, Gary W. & Rosson, C. Parr, III
- Cattle-On-Feed Estimates: Problems and Changes
by Vogel, Frederic A.
- The Role of the Private Sector
by Thor, Edward
- NAFTA Provisions for Agriculture
by Rosson, C. Parr, III & Williams, Gary W.
- The Pervasive Japanese Ag Co-Op System
by Parker, James V. & Chesley, Merritt
- Henry A. Wallace as an Agricultural Economist
by Murray, William G. & Beneke, Raymond R.
- Plant Breeding In The 21st Century
by Duvick, Donald N.
- A View From The World Bank
by Csaki, Csaba
- Political Options, Political Futures
by Chapman, Nancy
- Model Farms
by Bjerke, Keith
- Opportunities In Ukraine
by Bilorus, Oleh G.
- The Role of U.S. A.I.D
by Becker, John
- A CHOICES Panel... Priority USDA Issues for the Clinton Administration
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- Letters From You..
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- 1992 Front Materials: Fourth Quarter
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1992, Volume 07, Issue 3
- Out Of Recession And Into A Prosperous 21st Century: What It Takes
by Waelti, John J. & Peach, James T.
- Time For Agricultural Reform
by Soth, Lauren
- The Next GATT Round: Setting the Stage For The 21st Century
by Sanderson, Fred H.
- Sustainable Growth In Agricultural Production: Into the 21st Century
by Ruttan, Vernon W.
- Agribusiness Opportunities in the 21st Century
by Peterson, H. Christopher & Swinton, Scott M.
- The Land Grant College System in Transition
by Paarlberg, Don
- A Capital Dilemma: Making The Right Decisions About Using Our Most Limited Resources
by McGuire, Richard T.
- Seven Trends Driving U.S. Food Demands
by Kinsey, Jean D.
- A Look At Future U.S. Export Policy In 2012... SECRETARY OF FOOD, AGRICULTURE, AND NATURAL RESOURCES SPEAKS TO AMERICAN FARMERS
by Hathaway, Dale E.
- AGRICULTURAL CHOICES IN THE WAR ON DRUGS: Pay or Play?
by Fairchild, Dean G.
- There Is A Future For The Land Grants, IF..
by Debertin, David L.
- The Long, Slow Slide Into Economic Mediocrity
by Cochrane, Willard W. & von Witzke, Harald
- Food Crisis in the 21st Century: Specter or Reality?
by Chuang, Liu-Hsiung
- Stewardship Values: Still Valid for the 21st Century?
by Browne, William P. & Skees, Jerry R. & Swanson, Louis E. & Thompson, Paul B. & Unnevehr, Laurian J.
- Vested Interests: Organizational Inertia, And Market Shares: A Commentary On Academic Obsolescence
by Bromley, Daniel W.
- INTERNATIONAL TRADE To Be Negotiated Bilaterally And Regionally In Next Century: U.S. Farm Exports To Hold Up Well
by Breimyer, Harold F.
- Virtual Large Farms And Exurban Communities: Keys To Sustainable Agriculture
by Bird, Alan R.
- 1992 Front Materials: 3rd Quarter
by Anonymous
1992, Volume 07, Issue 2
- Animal Advocacy In Commercial Agriculture: It's Not New And It Has An Economic Dimension
by Zulauf, Carl R. & Krause, Matthew
- SALMON RECOVERY: As Viewed by Two Economists
by Whittlesey, Norman K. & Wandschneider, Philip R.
- AGRICULTURAL POLICY: It Is Not Necessarily The Best of All Possible Worlds
by Pasour, E.C., Jr.
- DEFICIENCY PAYMENTS: More Fair To Some Than To Others?
by Nuckton, Carole Frank & Gardner, B. Delworth
- FOOD SHORTAGES IN THE FORMER USSR: Mainly the Result of Monetary Imbalances
by Liefert, William M.
- SPEAKING WELL: Economists Can, Too!
by Leitch, Jay A.
- Toxic Clean Up Of Ag Properties: Who Will Pay?
by Klonsky, Karen & Norris, Kim & Buckles, Rebekah
- TRADING BLOCS: Pro or Con for Agriculture?
by Goodloe, Carol & Raney, Terri
- Rural Areas, Level Playing Fields and Rules of the Game
by Freshwater, David & Apedaile, Leonard Peter & Ehrensaft, Philip
- Greenhouse Gases: Concentrate on CO2, Not Methane From Cows
by Drennen, Thomas E. & Chapman, Duane
- Political Options, Political Futures
by Chapman, Nancy
- Another View On Farmland Prices
by Brownfield, Ray L.
- Oris V. Wells
by Breimyer, Harold F.
- HACCP: Prescription for Safer Food Or Smokescreen for Deregulation?
by Becker, Geoffrey S.
- FEEDING URBAN POOR IN THE NATION'S CAPITAL: An Interview with Rev. Charles Parker
by Ballenger, Nicole & Mabbs-Zeno, Carl C.
- Letters From You..
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- CHOICES, The Magazine of Food, Farm, and Resource Issues: Author Index 1986-1991
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by Wilcox, Rex E.
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- "FARMING" - It's Declining In the U.S
by Smith, Stew
- A CHOICES Panel on Farmland Prices to 2000: They'll Decline
by Scott, John T., Jr.
- A CHOICES Dialogue On Mandated Training in Sustainable Agriculture: It's An Opportunity
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- The GATT Compromise Proposal on Agriculture
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- A CHOICES Dialogue on Mandated Training in Sustainable Agriculture: It's A Dilemma
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by Brinner, Roger E.
- Farmland Leasing In Modern Agriculture
by Allen, Douglas W. & Lueck, Dean
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by Hassebrook, Chuck & Swenson, Leland & Nooter, Robert I. & Breimyer, Harold F.
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- Preventing Substance Abuse
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- Agricultural Reform In The Soviet Crisis
by Fischer, Stanley
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by Kristjanson, Patricia & Martin, Jerry
- Abandon The Planned Economy
by Gray, Kenneth R.
- Food in the Former USSR and Its Republics: Diets Adequate, But Vary Widely
by Zeimetz, Kathryn A.
- Soviet Agrarian Reform And The Food Crisis: Neither Can Be Ignored
by Johnson, Stanley R. & Nikonov, A.A.
- A Conditional Approach to Aid to the Soviet Republics
by Schnittker, John
- Labor Laws: How Effective Are They?
by Billikopf, Gregory Encina
- Measures Required to Make the Transition
by Johnson, D. Gale
- Where Have All The Farmers Gone? Decreased Entry Led to Greater Decline in Farm Numbers during the 1980's
by Gale, H. Frederick, Jr. & Henderson, David A.
- Front Materials
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- Food Labels: It Is Time To Consider Adding Food Safety Information
by Harris, Wesley D. & Padberg, Daniel I. & Capps, Oral, Jr.
- Circle of Poison Legislation
by Daberkow, Stan G. & Beach, E. Douglas
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- Killer Bees: Origin of the Name and Other Humbugs
by Morse, Roger A.
- Food Safety: Perspectives of a Philosopher
by Haynes, Richard P.
- A New Safety Net Program For Canadian Agriculture: GRIP
by Gray, Richard S. & Weinsensel, Ward & Rosaasen, Ken & Furtan, William Hartley & Kraft, Daryl
- Property Rights In Hungary: The Key To Its Economic Transformation?
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- The Minnesota-Wisconsin Price Series - Time for a Change
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- Letters From You..
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- Swedish Dairy Cooperatives: They Confront Radical Switch in Government Policy
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by Madigan, Edward
- David L. Debertin on... The Rural Health Care Dilemma
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5- The size, frequency and time of the meals you eatLarge, infrequent meals tend to promote storage of the ingested nutrients, as the body is unsure as to when the next feeding will take place. Conversely, consuming smaller, more frequent meals will result in an increase in metabolism and utilization of the ingested nutrients. Also, ingesting a large amount of carbohydrates before bed spikes insulin, deters nocturnal thermogenesis and increases fat storage during sleep. On the contrary, consuming a great deal of calories early in the day does not bring about this problem; rather, these calories are likely to be used as energy to support daily activities.
fight the fatAs you can see, someone could be eating a relatively small amount of calories daily, but at the same time be promoting a great deal of fat storage by: 1) Making poor food choices; 2) Combining macronutrients in a nonproductive fashion and; 3) Consuming food infrequently and at inopportune times. To illustrate this further, let's take a look at a recent study that analyzed the diets of 38 police officers. This study discovered that although the officers were consuming a hypocaloric diet (fewer calories than they burn), they all had unhealthy levels of body fat and had been gaining fat mass over the past five years. If all you had to do to lose fat was consume fewer calories than you burned, then these individuals would be losing fat, not gaining it.
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On Tuesday, the Marion County School Board voted against privatizing their transit system.
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The move was said to save the county more than $2.5 million dollars each year during the 5 year contract.
IUPAT representatives stated their benefits could be cut and drivers may lose their jobs.
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All-Yellow Brooklyn Heights Mansion Where Truman Capote Used to Party It Up Just Sold for a Record $12 Million
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In 1995 and 1998 I attended conferences (CA World and Microsoft Fusion/Tech Ed) in New Orleans. I had ample time to sample the sights and sounds of good old Bourbon Street, a few restaurants near the Riverwalk, and some of the surrounding area. I vowed never to drink another Hurricane… ever. You would be wise to heed that warning.
Since Hurricane Katrina there have been some questions as to how well New Orleans has recovered, and why Microsoft would even venture to hold a 12,000 person conference (partners the world over, Microsoft, and vendors) in a place that had suffered such devastation. Microsoft had many good reasons and admirably foremost was the chance to help further revive N.O. as the convention city it has always been – to leave behind a small footprint in the way of a community project or two or three to let the people know that they are not only visited for commercial purposes but humanitarian ones as well. And for those of you like me who have seen the "before" of N.O., the after is a very pleasant surprise.
I was part of the IAMCP international board that was invited by the City of New Orleans tourist board and Microsoft to hold a meeting in the city. The next 5 days (besides many meetings/roundtable discussions around the whole WPC experience, and sampling both the more upscale and the further away but local establishments) I saw a "New" Orleans that left our team very impressed and eager to book our return flights for July.
Since Mardi Gras had actually begun, there were several parades that passed through the main and side streets. After each one the coordinated and immediate clean up was unbelievably precise and thorough. It was like that everywhere we went. The sidewalks and streets were actually washed with cleaning products and everywhere the air was clean and fresh. I don't remember that on my last two visits. The city has gone to extraordinary lengths, even so much as to make changes to the Ernest Morial Center to make sure partners have comfortable seating in between sessions and maintaining comfortable temperatures. July will be hot but no one wants to be an icicle when exiting a 90 minute session on HyperV.
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Hello, Senhoa loves,
Here are some updates in photos:
Senhoa was featured in Australian airline Qantas' award-winning inflight magazine The Australian Way:
Senhoa volunteers preparing and packing the beads for our 700-unit order from The Fancy!
The Fancy is a social networking webstore, self-described as "part store, blog, magazine and wishlist." Users connect through shared tastes of products and can purchase these wish items on the website. They offer a monthly subscription service in which users pay $39/month to receive a package of cool, interesting products. Our champion Coco Rocha was commissioned to curate a box, and she asked Senhoa to design earrings for this project. We are excited to share our beautiful jewelry and story with The Fancy fans! "Discover amazing stuff" at http://www.fancy.com/!
Our Creative Director Jenny and her volunteers made cute gifts for the artisans in our jewelry program :
Senhoa at Phnom Penh Designers Week in Cambodia! Here is our Jewelry Program Director Linda with our Southeast Asia Swarovski Elements team:
Goodies from Phnom Penh Designers Week:
SNEAK PEEK: Sangita Patel, co-host for Entertainment Tonight Canada, wearing a beautiful necklace from our Grace collection, which will launch at the end of the year, at the Monte Carlo Television Festival Awards 2013:
We just received our copies of This Is No Ordinary Joy: How the Courage of Survivors Transformed My Life (written by founder of Made by Survivors and our land-standing partner Sarah Symons) yesterday, and I already started on this amazing read.
Sarah: "My journey has taken me to some of the darkest places on the face of the earth, and brought me into contact with the most depraved elements of humanity, as well as the most courageous and beautiful. Along the way, I've spent long hours sitting on the dirt floors of shelters and red light districts, I have feared for my life, scattered my wallets, keys and other belongings across South Asia, met heroes in the most unlikely places, re-envisioned my marriage, flirted with despair, and helped thousands of survivors rebuild their lives…"
Learn about Sarah's discoveries, struggles and triumphs on her journey into the darkness of modern slavery in Southeast Asia and how it led her to start her international charity to provide economic opportunities for survivors. Get your copy on Amazon.com today! http://www.amazon.com/This-Ordinary-Joy-Survivors-Transformed/dp/0615820980/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1370976664&sr=8-1&keywords=this+is+no+ordinary+joy
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Interview with Shane Claiborne and Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove on Friendship and Leadership
For Shane Claiborne and Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, "subversive" friendship is about creating God's counterculture in the midst of a dominant culture.
Labor Sunday: What Can We Do to Honor Workers?
To work is to pray.
It's a Latin phrase that the Order of St. Benedict adopted as its motto.
St. Benedict, the founder of the order, recognized the sacred value of hard work, the notion that through the sweat of our brows and the strength of our arms and backs, we can worship the Creator.
When it Comes to Biblical 'Authority,' Words Matter
In a recent post examining the biblical qualities of a leader, I considered the similarity betw
Criteria for Spiritual Leadership: Content of Character
Does it seem curious to you that when the issue of leadership in the church is discussed, gender is frequently cited as a primary element to consider?
Living Isaiah 61: Justice Work is My Song of Praise to God
"I do the work of justice not out of a disdain for the privileged but out of a love for Life." - Womanist Theologian Dr. Kelly Douglas Brown
The Good News About Yesterday's Duel
I'm in Germany at the biannual Kirchentag festival of faith of the German churches, so I missed the news and analysis of President Barack Obama and former Vice President Dick Cheney's spee
Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Slavery
She is a girl whose father sold her to strangers. They took her far from home, and now she is a prostitute. He works for no money paying off the debt of a long dead ancestor.
Everyone Is Called to Serve
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Dalmatian Coast by Land
On the sparkling east shore of the Adriatic Sea lie the emerald islands of the Dalmatian Archipelago. Over 1000 islands, islets and reefs protect the mainland of Croatia and provide an idyllic setting for exploration, relaxation and adventure. Habitation ranges from the tiniest villages hidden in secluded coves, to the Adriatic jewels of Hvar, Korcula and Split. On this journey we'll introduce you to the secret life of Dalmatia: A life of sun, song, private beaches, quiet bike rides, walks, and friendly locals with an endearing penchant for creating superb wine and equally delicious cuisine. We will visit medieval cities like Dubrovnik and Kotor, behind whose massive ramparts you'll find an ancient world of striking beauty and fascinating history, augmented with a rousing culinary and music scene.
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We use premium hotels that are unique expressions of the region. Often they've had a previous life as a monastery or a castle, but in every case they offer an exceptionally comfortable stay.
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Arrive in Split and meet your guide for a private walking tour of Split. Wander through the times gone by, witnessed by the monuments not only from ancient times, but also from the Middle Ages, Renaissance and Baroque eras.
Embark on a private motorboat and head towards Bisevo Island to visit its unique Blue Grotto. Later, hike from Komiza across the island to Vis town, founded in the 4thC B.C. Finish your day on Hvar Island–known as the sunniest place in Europe.
Your ride today begins in the hills above Hvar town among the ancient stone walls. Enjoy a wine tasting at Tomic family winery and proceed to the small village of Vrisnik for a traditional lunch with your host–a local olive oil producer.
Meet your skipper for a private motorboat ride to the island of Korcula—hometown of Marco Polo. On your way, stop to explore Pakleni islands, a breathtaking archipelago right across from Hvar.
Explore Korcula Island by bike today beginning in the small village of Pupnat and following a trail to the quaint village of Blato. Stop for a quick lunch in a quaint, local restaurant and finish your ride in the beautiful coastal village of Brna.
Embark on a small ferry to the town of Orebic on Peljesac peninsula. Enjoy a private wine tasting in one of the region's most famous wineries and continue on to Ston – a paradise for sea food lovers.
Hop on your bike for a ride around Konavle's countryside, a region of contrasts and exceptional beauty. End in the charming coastal town of Cavtat, a perfect place for a seaside lunch, and drive back to Dubrovnik for a private tour and unforgettable farewell dinner.
After breakfast at your hotel, meet your driver for a private transfer to Dubrovnik airport to catch your flight onward. Bon voyage!
Marmont Hotel, Split
The Marmont Hotel offers rooms decorated in modern and minimalist style, each with a view of authentic city locations inside the Diocletian's Palace. The hotel has 21 guest rooms and a terrace providing views of the bell-tower of St Duje`s Cathedral, the patron saint of Split and the roof tops of the old city. Marmont Hotel resides in the very centre of Split only minutes away from popular city locations. View hotel website »
Adriana, Hvar Marina Hotel & Spa
Designed with plashes of rich colour, warm wood tones and natural materials, the rooms at Adriana complement its sensuous island environment. Perched on the promenade and facing the old city centre, this stylish boutique hotel boasts spectacular panoramic views of the town and the marina. View hotel website »
Lesic Dimitri Palace, Korčula
A private retreat in the heart of old town Korčula, Lešić Dimitri Palace is inspired by the town's most famous resident, Marco Polo. His travels along the Silk Road are said to have started on this island and the hotel's six unique and spacious suites are designed with a refined elegance that represents the rich history and culture of its location. View hotel website »
Villa Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik
At the water's edge, and overlooking the old city, the Villa Dubrovnik is Croatia's most exclusive and most awarded boutique hotel featuring an unprecedented level of luxury and style. Its position on the cliffs above prestigious St. Jacob precinct makes it minutes from the Old City cultural landmarks and Dubrovnik attractions. View hotel website »
Activity Level
This trip is rated Recreational with easygoing biking and hiking from one village to the next.
What's Included
- All hotel accommodation
- Meals as indicated
- Services of Croatian National guide and support vehicle
- Use of a custom bicycle and helmet
- All special events, private tours and private experts
- All transportation from rendezvous to drop-off
- All baggage transportation
- All gratuities for baggage, porters and hotel service
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We take pride in choosing guides who are not only exceptional travelling companions, but who'll go far beyond the call of duty to ensure an unforgettable experience.
"Swimming in the coves, biking the hills, exploring caves, the unique dining experiences – it was all excellent, and we truly loved it all. My family is going through withdrawal right now!"
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Croatia cycling tour offers ancient sites, island vistas"Zigzagging my bike around ripe green olives scattered on the pavement, I reach up as I pedal to pluck a juicy black fig dangling from a roadside tree."
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Insider's Guide: Dubrovnik's 3 Most Delicious RestaurantsFor the second of my three-part Insider's Guide, I've collected my 3 favourite Dubrovnik restaurants that nicely round out the city's cultural offerings.
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Insider's Guide: Things to Do in DubrovnikRich in history and boasting remarkable views, the city's reputation precedes it—and rightfully so. In the first of my three-part Insider's Guide to Dubrovnik, I've rounded up a few of my favourite things to do in Dubrovnik.
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The common areas of Parkhotel Den Haag include a garden along with a bar/lounge. In particular, guests can enjoy a dry cleaning/laundry service, a luggage storage and a late check-out option. Here, work spaces are also suitable for meetings. Especially for business guests, a conference space and a business center are both available here. Room count here: 120. Paid self service parking at limited hours is available for drivers.
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I wish to create a mapped attribute of an object which is populated from another table.
Using the SQLAlchemy documentation example, I wish to make a user_name field exist on the Address class such that it can be both easily queried and easily accessed (without a second round trip to the database)
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Jensen Ackles and Danneel Ackles have been married since 15th May 2010. [view couple]
Jensen Ross Ackles (born March 1, 1978) is an American actor and director. He is known for his roles in television as Eric Brady in Days of Our Lives, which earned him several Daytime Emmy Award nominations, as well as Alec/X5-494 in Dark Angel and J...ason Teague in Smallville. Ackles currently stars as Dean Winchester on the CW series Supernatural.
Connect any celebrity with Jensen Ackles to see how closely they are linked... romantically!
I have always thought he was short because next to Jared he looks so... anyway, he is very hot!
You people are sick!!! talking mean about jensen and his wife. i am a fan of supernatual and jensen. And i truly know his wife is not a shemale, and another thing jensen has a happy life and hes a good actor. So you people dont know what your talking about. I love jensen! hes an amazing actor.
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Jensen is cute. I think still married but babies I dunno.
Are Jensen and Daneel still living in different countries, that is just wierd no wonder they're still married
omg i love him hes so hot and perfect and amazing and fantastic
Congrtats to Jenson and Danneel on the birth of their little princess,From her twitter. "We are happy to announce the birth of our precious baby girl, Justice Jay "JJ" Ackles. She was born happy and healthy on May 30th".
The amount of love between Jensen and Danneel is breathtaking. They're a perfect match. They're little princess is going to be beautiful and couldn't have two better parents.
Seriously I just saw a photo from 3 days ago on Danneel's Twitter. Ahem Jensen could stand to look happier, sweet Jesus. Considering he's on an extended break form Supernatural and he's gonna be a dad his smile looks so forced. And don't give me that He works alot so he must be tired crap as he's been on vaca for weeks now. I'm telling you sometyhing isn't right.
Everybody is busy gossiping about Jensen and Danneel including me but what about Jared? He saw Gen in her underwair in Supernatural and married her months later??!! Jeeze what if she had had clothes on??? Terry
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Wiz Khalifa Arrested At LAX For Riding His Hoverboard
The rapper took a brave stand for his generation—on his hover-board.
The rapper took a brave stand for his generation—on his hover-board.
In another win for civility, it looks like exes Amber Rose and Wiz Khalifa have managed to put their past bickering behind them.
Carrie Underwood fumbled through the first verse of Wiz Kahlifa's "See You Again," but it was a valiant effort.
20 celebrity breakups we're STILL not totally over.
Watch Wiz Khalifa make his 'Saturday Night Live' debut last night (May 2).
Saturday Night Live just announced the lineup for its final three celebrity hosts and musical guests for the remainder of this season, and it's set to be a totally star-studded final month.
Vin Diesel kicked off the 2015 MTV Movie Awards on a touching note, singing Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth's "See You Again."
Wiz Khalifa's new video for "See You Again" featuring Charlie Puth remembers the late Paul Walker's role in the Fast and Furious franchise.
Amber Rose posted an Instagram shot with Wiz Khalifa, admits she still loves him.
Wiz Khalifa gets stumped by Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" in a game of Catchphrase on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."


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The references that I add to my Controllers do not get their getters built automatically like the citybar video claims the designer does. Is this a bug or is it due to the deployment function being very limited at the time?
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I love a good road trip. Not the driving across the country kind of road trip, I prefer to get lost in back roads that meander through the county-side. I enjoy finding off the beaten path sights and can't resist turning down a road I haven't traveled. Now that I'm working in LaRue County I'm eager to learn all about it and one of the first things I want to do is get "Lost in LaRue." Join me on my adventures as I take pictures of places and people and write about my findings.
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Carlos Cox was admitted to Hardin Memorial Hospital last week and remained a patient as of the weekend. A heart warm welcome back to Reverend Aaron Moss, Sr. as pastor at Lane Lincoln CME Church. A correction on the Steadfast Baptist Church, Rev. Troutman's first name was spelled Roger instead of Rodney.
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The body of a well known touring hypnotist has been found
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It's believed Las Vegas showman Dr Scott Lewis fell from an
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His body was found by police on Saturday morning.
Dr Lewis was discovered missing when he failed to meet a bus
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"I came out of my room, I could hear someone screaming for
help," witness John Breen told the Nine Network.
A crime scene has been established, which has been examined
by forensic specialists.
Police aren't treating the death as suspicious.
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Meanwhile, the Sydney Opera House released a statement on
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Illusionists 2.0," it read.
"Dr Lewis was a wonderful performer and he will be greatly
The show's co-producer Tim Lawson said his colleagues were
deeply saddened by the sudden loss.
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honour, and send our heartfelt condolences to his family and
friends," he said.
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07.26.2016 | 20 Tammuz, 5776
IDF chief rejects claims that 'weak' army not doing enough to stop terror
Palestinians seeking to sue Britain over 1917 Balfour Declaration
Palestinians call for UNSC action over new Israeli building plans in east Jerusalem
Palestinian hunger striker sparks widespread protest
Bereaved father of soldier shouts at Netanyahu during Protective Edge memorial
Iranian journalist snubs 'Post' reporter in Beijing
The Jerusalem Post's top 5 stories of July 26
Israeli-Arabs reject Netanyahu's extended hand and apology as insincere
Bennett invokes 2014 Gaza war in warning over 'past mistakes'
Herzog rivals ask for secret ballot vote
Liberman hopes to make West Bank checkpoints more 'secure and humane'
Housing cabinet aims for 200,000 units for haredi housing
Top 5 things you can't miss on your next spontaneous trip to Israel
A short evening of theater in TA
A spotlight on those living off the land
Israeli-Beduin film 'Sand Storm' to be released in US
47 arrested in mass crackdown on Israeli soccer fan club 'La Familia'
Top Jewish American soccer players targeted by Israeli clubs
Group launches crowdfunding campaign against sexual harassment in police
Another pre-Rio gold for Israel's rhythmic gymnastics team
Israeli researchers find way to detect cancer cells before becoming brain tumors
Arab-Israeli children much more likely to die in accidents
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Health ministry to take lead in combating child hot car deaths
Technion takes a selfie from space
Economic committee chairman calls for guidelines to protect animals during live shipments
Nation's cleanest beaches named
For the love of crows
Steinitz slams delays in natural gas deal for causing 'billions in damages'
A new and important experience for the Israeli prime-time spectator
Center Field: Mutual tolerance on gay issues requires both extremes
Editorial: Stop the accidents
No holds barred: The decline and fall of supporters of the Iran deal
Entire region concerned about 'day after' Iran deal expires
The illegal car trade of the West Bank
Egypt denies report that assassination plot kept Sisi away from Arab League summit
Bavarian bomber pledged allegiance to Islamic State
Iran destroys 100,000 satellite dishes in morality-driven crackdown
Iran left with no choice but to confront the US, official warns
Iranian Kurdish leader to 'Post': Iran regime is a common enemy
Jihadis call on 'lone wolf' terrorists to attack Israeli athletes at Rio Olympics
Report: ISIS operating sleeper cells in Lebanese refugee camps
One mile from ISIS feels safer than France or Turkey to Kurdish peshmerga
ISIS claims responsibility for Nice attack
'Dramatic increase in anti-Semitic violence in US'
Democratic congressman apologizes for calling West Bank settlers 'termites'
Berlin moves on despite terror threat
Nazi hunter outraged by annulment of Ustasha collaborator's verdict
Healthcare hackathon organizers seek to be 'light unto others'
WATCH LIVE: Peres, Rivlin and Netanyahu launch Israeli Innovation Center
Israeli startups are used around the globe
Samsung president poised to ramp up investing in Israel
Clinton aide to 'Post': Trump 'clueless' on Israel, foreign policy
Between Never-Trump and Never-Hillary, some Jews chose Libertarianism
Analysis: Wasserman Schultz, Jewish world darling, fights on in Florida
Cornel West to 'Post': The Palestinians 'will be free'
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Diplomacy & Politics
02/01/2013 01:52
Peres and Yosef 311.
(photo credit:Jossef Avi Yair Engel)
Shas spiritual leader Rabbi Ovadia Yosef sent a letter to President Shimon Peres
on Thursday calling on him to prevent "a split in the Jewish people" regarding
haredi enlistment in national service and asking him to act as a mediator
between the opposing political factions on the issue.Universal national
service is a crucial concern for Shas and United Torah Judaism in coalition
negotiations for entering the government, and the two haredi parties are worried
that legislation will be passed in the coming Knesset mandating service for
yeshiva students.
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