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Presidential Commission on Goals for America: Ending Deadlock by Long-Term Goals for America

The U. S. Must Step Up and Establish an Infrastructure for Jobs of the Future: U. S. Department of Applied Technology

The U. S. Must Step Up and Establish an Infrastructure for Jobs of the Future: U. S. Department of Applied Technology

To any individual who has suffered because of an accident or injury and has been made a victim because of the negligence of another, the road to recovery can be a long and harrowing journey. Personal injury victims oftentimes fall into despair and depression, unsure of who can help them or where they can turn for answers. Financial matters become pressing, medical bills pile up, and life as the accident victim knew it is set firmly in the past. However, Las Vegas-based Glen Lerner & Associates is a personal injury law firm that works every day to help these individuals carry on with their lives.

The current economy has hit many Las Vegas residents hard financially. Experiencing one of the highest rates of foreclosure in the country, many people are shouldering an increased amount of debt and financial burden and are at a loss as to what they can do to get ahead, get their lives back on track, and take a fresh approach towards their financial future. To anyone who hears the word bankruptcy, it can be a scary thought. However, Las Vegas-based Glen Lerner & Associates have been working with countless people in Nevada in order to help them understand the process and allow them to get financial relief from the harassment of creditors and debt collectors.

In light of the earthquake, Haiti is in great need of financial assistance and guidance as the country recovers and rebuilds. While other organizations rush in, FINCA International reaches its 20-year anniversary in Haiti serving clients with their Village Banking method. Members of their offices were evacuated from Port-au-Prince and the good news is that all of FINCA's 180 staff are safe, and showed up for work the day after the quake to help their clients. They have been working to procure supplies like water and fuel, and will continue to do so, as long as there is this need. FINCA faces the upcoming challenges in Haiti with optimism and resolve. As relief efforts unfold, companies who contribute to FINCA's microfinance programs share that optimistic view and stand by FINCA and it's clients, anxious and hopeful that this disaster has not damaged Haiti's newly found entrepreneurial spirit.

In December, after eight weeks of effectively managing teams working in three different countries around the world, Foreign Translations, Inc. (www.foreigntranslations.com), successfully completed the Dari translation of a safety manual for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on behalf of the Afghanistan Engineering District (AED). The project was awarded to Foreign Translations, Inc, through its General Services Administration “GSA” schedule with the federal government

Over 30 Local Government and Academic figures from throughout Europe gathered at the University of Limerick (UL) today to launch a new initiative aimed at encouraging greater eco-design in regional planning policies.

Transdiaspora Network has activated an emergency response in partnership with Dwa Fanm and Crown Heights Community Mediation Center. From January 15 through January 22, we will be conducting a medical supplies and clothing drive for Haiti's earthquake relief. The worst earthquake in 250 years struck Haiti, causing catastrophic destruction. The quake struck near the capital of Port-au-Prince, the most densely populated part of Haiti. According to Haitian president René Préval, 7,000 people have already been buried in a mass grave.

California attorney Robert A. Brenner has been serving as an advocate for the victims of auto accidents for over three decades.

Recently published research from Business Monitor International, "Oman Infrastructure Report Q1 2010", is now available at Fast Market Research

Ellensburg lawyer namely; Eastwood Law Office, and Christopher Eastwood release a new website. This new website is said not only to give new solutions to Christopher’s clients but also to show his care and concern for all his clients as well.

Ken Atkins, executive director of Wake County Economic Development (http://www.raleigh-wake.org), has announced the launch of a new video series on why Wake County is a great place to live and work. The video series will feature testimonials from a number of local leaders offering first-hand accounts of why people love living and doing business in Wake County from those who know best – actual residents and business leaders. The first video will feature Chip Bullock, CEO of CC Intelligent Solutions, a Raleigh-based IT solutions company that works primarily with defense, national security and eGovernment sectors. The video series is available for download at the WCED Web site, http://www.raleigh-wake.org. General announcements will alert the media and public when new videos become available.

Over the last 15 years, we have let manufacturing, and the many jobs manufacturing produces, leave our country. This was due to excessive free-trade when other nations were not reciprocating. The stimulus package (American Recovery and Reinvestment Act) was enacted in February of 2009 and was a patchwork of federal stimulus money. However, for the most part, one reads the bill in vain to find an economic strategy that does much more than save jobs. There has been disappointment in the promised creation of new jobs, as employment levels keep going higher. A major flaw of the bill is that it does not connect well with economic areas where job growth is possible.

NY based Gift Basket business to send gift baskets to as many troops stationed overseas during the holiday period as they can with your help and donations.

Maple Technologies announced today that it plans to work with the Arizona and Utah Captive Insurance Associations to develop a website to host the newly formed alliance represented by the Western Region Captive Insurance Conference (WRCIC) initiative.

As the Denver Housing Authority learned this week from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Shaun Donovan that it will receive stimulus funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act for a mixed-use, mixed income transit-oriented community, Tampa awaits word on its federal stimulus grant for a similar project.

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in India now have reason to feel upbeat, if some recent steps taken by the Government of India are to go by. In order to boost MSME productivity and encourage exports, the government is reportedly considering a hike in the sub-limit within priority sector lending for the micro sector, from 4.9 per cent to 6 per cent. To top it, a credit monitoring cell is also being set up to resolve issues that MSMEs face in their dealings with banks.

Attempting to turn a capitalist economy into a socialist one in the middle of a deep recession in the name of health care reform or under any other pretense is not only myopic, it is extremely marsupial.

Laborers’ Union awards $270,000 in college scholarships to deserving sons and daughters of Local Union members.

In advance of the FDA’s ruling on the safety of mercury dental fillings, Brightmark Books announces the timely release of Dr. Donald Robbins’ new book, The Toxic Dental Office: How to Protect Yourself and Your Family. Patient advocate Robbins advises readers on dental safety by drawing on independent studies and clinical experience, painting a “disturbing picture of patient risk,” governmental malfeance and the lamentable role of the American Dental Association in promoting mercury and fluoride.

Increasingly Internet users are being trapped by cyber criminals causing large financial losses, sometimes victims have been wiped of earnings they have accumulated in their lifetime. Along with the sharp increase in cyber crimes, multiple forms of cyber crimes are causing much heartburn and nuisance to thousands of people in the cyberspace.

The globalization of business along with fast-paced economic growth has led to international arbitrations and disputes before foreign courts a common phenomenon.

Former Gang Prosecutor and Environmental Attorney Carmen Trutanich has been endorsed by both the Los Angeles Airport Police Supervisors Association and the California Narcotics Officers' Association.

Former Gang Prosecutor and Environmental Attorney Carmen Trutanich has been endorsed by both the Los Angeles Airport Police Supervisors Association and the California Narcotics Officers' Association.