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The Times newspaper has published 25 more strange and funny laws from different countries. Taking inspiration from the example of the British edition, here's another, fuller, best-selling parade of the eccentric and downright funny regulations of global legislative practice.The peculiarities of national legislations.One can study the traditions and the peculiarities of the mentality of nations through the strange laws. In
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Conflict in the workplace is a growing problem and more and more of my clients are requesting programs on handling angry people, angry patients, angry guests, etc. The question I get most often after one of these presentations is, "Is it possible that when I'm really angry, my brain takes over? Because there are times when I feel like I
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Anyone who has studied value investing has probably read The Intelligent Investor and Security Analysis, now in its sixth edition. Although less well known, Bruce Greenwald's Value Investing: From Graham to Buffett and Beyond is no less important than the seminal books written by Benjamin Graham. Greenwald systematically lays out the methodology that can best be described as modern value
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Virginia's speeding laws have long been criticized by lawyers who feel the punishment for fast driving far outweighs the crime. This is because in Virginia, anyone who exceeds a speed of 80 mph, or exceeds the speed limit by 20 mph, will be charged with a class 1 misdemeanor speeding for reckless driving.Penalties for reckless driving in Virginia include fines,
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This past January, the Vatican announced that it had completed its comprehensive investigation into the alleged apparitions and messages of our Blessed Mother to six people in Medjugorje, Yugoslavia (now Macedonia), which began in June 1981 and continues to this day. The results of this investigation are currently being examined by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. Once
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Negotiating a salary can be the most profitable and humiliating thing an employee or job seeker can do. Given the correct knowledge on how negotiations work, an employee can achieve wonderful results. If taken lightly, the negotiation will often end in frustration and humiliation. Therefore, the knowledge route should definitely be chosen by anyone who is serious about negotiating a
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If you have a lawsuit, you are probably wondering how long the lawsuit will take. A lot can depend on your demand. For example, you can: Having attorneys' fees accrue until the lawsuit is resolved. To be waiting until the agreement arrives. Not making money until the case is over (due to cease and desist or personal injury). Because the
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Unpaid overtime cases arise under the Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”), the federal law that generally provides for time and a half overtime pay.To win an unpaid overtime case, you must prove three (3) basic elements by a preponderance of the evidence:(1) who was employed by the defendant during the time involved;(2) that your work was engaged in trade or
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In November 2006, Blogging Asia: A Windows Live Report published by Microsoft's MSN and Windows Live Online Services Business revealed that 46% or nearly half of the online population have a blog. [Blogging Phenomenon Sweeps Asia available at PRNewswire.com].Blogging Asia: A Windows Live online report was made on MSN portal in 7 countries in Asia, namely Hong Kong, India, Korea,
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Combat Conditioning was the first book to introduce me to bodyweight exercises for functional strength and endurance. I was the kind of guy in high school sports who was the proverbial "talentless clown." What I mean by this is that I was very strong but the natural talent eluded me. I always promised that there are people who are much
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