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November 30, 2000

Walking the Tightrope

If Prime Minister Ehud Barak achieves a deal with Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat, he may yet pull back from the brink of political defeat and win the election.

Where the Heart Is

It\’s a familiar story. Kids grow up, parents sell the family home and move to some sunnier climate, some condo somewhere, some smaller abode.

Peace by Piece

The Middle East Peace Quilt is a reaction to the recent tensions in Israel that has culminated in a work of art dedicated to a meaningful, peaceful dialogue between Jews and Palestinians.

Stamp of Approval

The late, great actor Edward G. Robinson may never have won an Oscar, but he now has a U.S. Postal Service commemorative stamp.

Addis in Wonderland

Everything about Michael Addis is unorthodox, including how his interest in directing began and how \”Poor White Trash\” came about.

Beyond Ordinary

Ernie Weir is owner and winemaker of Hagafen Cellars, one of California\’s three kosher wineries that exist in an industry dominated by hundreds of non-kosher wineries.

Eyes Wide Shut

One eye is to gaze at the world out there, the other to carefully examine the self.

The Ten Most Important Things to Teach Your Child

It\’s little wonder that so many parents experience emotions ranging from permanent low-grade anxiety to out-and-out panic, considering how many feel ill-equipped to identify and teach their children the key values that give life meaning.

The 700 Habits of Highly Defective Parents

Gone are the days when responsible parents could get all the child-rearing wisdom they needed from Dr. Spock\’s \”Baby and Child Care\” and the occasional coffee-klatch with another parent or a clergyman.

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