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Your Attorney - DYLAN HYDES, P.C. - ATTORNEY AT LAW

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DYLAN HYDES, P.C. - ATTORNEY AT LAW. How We Are Different. FAQ - Personal Injury. FAQ - Workers' Comp. FAQ - Non-Complying Employers. Dylan's primary litigation goals are to obtain the best possible outcomes for his clients and aggressively push the litigation process forward so as to avoid unnecessary delays. Dylan is a member of the Oregon State Bar as well as the Federal District Court of Oregon. He is also a member of the state bar's workers' compensation section, the American Constitution Society.

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Press J Street: The Art of the Possible

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8220;An interesting and well-crafted new film about the American Jewish political organization devoted to promoting a two-state solution for Israel-Palestine.”. 8220;A penetrating look into the organizational operations of J Street and its significant challenges.”. The Jewish Journal of Massachusetts. Whether one agrees or disagrees with J Street’s politics or methods, this intelligent and insightful film offers an engaging glimpse into the organization.

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About the Filmmakers J Street: The Art of the Possible

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Ken Winikur Producer, Director. Winikur is a U.S. based documentary filmmaker who has spent extensive time living in Israel. In 2004 Winikur completed. The end of the beginning. Through the investigation of the tragic murder/suicide on a communal farming village, the demise of the larger socialist movement in Israel is examined. Winikur received a Fulbright Grant to research and shoot. Which has played at a number of film festivals worldwide and is now distributed by the Cinema Guild Inc . An account of ...

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About J Street: The Art of the Possible J Street: The Art of the Possible

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About J Street: The Art of the Possible. Is on the frontlines of the world’s most intractable problem. An upstart lobby in Washington, D.C., J Street dares to assert what to many seems obvious: that a two-state solution is Israel’s only future, and any peace deal will require robust American participation. It sees itself playing David to the Israel Lobby’s Goliath, and, less than five years old, has been making surprising gains. Written and Directed by. Ben Avishai and Ken Winikur. Henry and Leah Langsam.

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ABOUT THIS PROJECT - Chicago Is Not Broke!

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This book is an extension and evolution of the TIF Illumination Project. That began investigating and explaining Chicago's massive Tax Increment Financing program in 2013. We use data mining, investigatory reporting, map making, graphic design and community organizing to expose the impacts of TIFs on a ward-by-ward basis. We reveal our findings. In community meetings called Illuminations. So far, we've done 47 public meetings in front of. A heartfelt thanks to the Voqal Fund. For their 2015 gift of $1,000.

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Karina Monrreal Sanchez's Page - Columbia Links

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LESSON - NEWS LITERACY. LESSON - FIVE W's and H. LESSON - FEATURE STORIES. LESSON - VOICE AND TONE. Karina Monrreal Sanchez's Apps. Karina Monrreal-Sanchez: A sports journalist, maybe? Von Steuben Metropolitan Science Center. Karina’s aspiration to be a journalist started in the 6th grade with a blazer to match her school uniform and a love for people. Karina has always been curious individual and wanted to know as much as she could about her classmates, specifically the girls on the cheerleading team.

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Contribute J Street: The Art of the Possible

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Tax deductible charitable contributions can be made towards the project through our fiscal agent. Make checks. Out to the Center for Independent Documentary making sure to put J Street in the memo line of the check. Checks should be mailed to:. The Center for Independent Documentary. 680 South Main Street. Sharon, MA 02067. We have received generous support from:. Amy Adina Schulman Memorial Fund.