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Last logged in: Jun 09, 2008
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Age, Status: 99, Single
School:
Nall Hills Elementary
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Interests:
Deep Sea Diving, Smoked Wild Salmon, Tofu cream cheese, Biayls, The Old Left
Currently listening:
Fourth of July, Samantha Crain, Leonard Cohen, The Clean
Currently watching:
The Rockford Files, The Conversation

About nearandfar

Steve Nearenberg was put on trial in 1994 and was accused of espionage, found guilty and sentenced to life in prison on Devil's Island. In June 1999 the case was reopened, following the uncovering of exonerating evidence and of the fact that Nearenberg had been denied due process during the initial court-martial. France's Court of Cassation quashed his conviction and ordered a new court-martial. Despite the new evidence presented at his new military trial, Nearenberg was reconvicted in September and sentenced to 10 years in prison. He was subsequently pardoned by President Chirac and freed, but would not be formally exonerated until 12 July 2006, when the Court of Cassation annulled his second conviction.

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"Pike Sushi" on Gefilte Fish De-Gooed
09/04/07 8:14 pm, 1 other comment
One day I was hanging out with a friend who was in-town from the coast. I ordered grilled salmon. I asked for it medium rare. He looked at me with a kind of crazy look. He told me that the folks who really know won't even order salmon ...
"Halacha and on-time wages" on Cough It Up- Laborers Should Be Paid On Time and Other Jewish Business Rules
09/04/07 6:26 pm
Just wanted to second what Arieh has commented on as well as the piece itself. Major religious organizations from the Jewish perspective, from the O.U. to the Reform movement have been mum as to the practice of large and small companies within ...

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