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Friday, April 27, 2012 Moving Beyond Just Hiring Veterans To Retention And Promotion I can remember clear as day sitting in a foxhole on March, 19 2003 several kilometers south of the Iraqi Border when the bombing and artillery fire began that was top recede our attack north into Iraq. Volley after volley whistled through the night sky screeching north causing the ground to shake upon impact with its intended target. The display of firepower directed at the Iraqi positions near Safwan Hill left many of us wondering if the hill would even exist when the bombings were complete. This was the first of many such displays we would experience -- displays that coined the phrase "shock and awe." When Government Competes With Aid Organizations In Relief Efforts How Designers Are Housing The World's Unsheltered Population Alabama Tornado Survivors Amanda And Mitchell Johns Now Have New Baby, Home (PHOTOS) Trayvon Martin Case: Zimmerman's Lawyer Did Not Know About $200K Raised By Website Social Good Stars: Global Philanthropy Group's Maggie Neilson BLOG POSTS Dr. Orin Levine: Global Motherhood: Perils And Promise In Ghana In the United States, we can practically start planning our kids' birthdays from the day they come home from the hospital; deaths in childhood are quite rare. In Ghana, though, you can't take a child's fifth birthday for granted. Mariska Hargitay: Violence Against Women Act Helps Restore Lives VAWA has protected, improved and restored lives. Reauthorization sends the message that our communities, our families -- and all people -- must be safe; that survivors must have the tools to heal and reclaim their lives; and that breaking the cycle of violence is an unassailable national priority. Wayne Pacelle: Burger King Leads the Charge for Better Animal Welfare According to its new policy, BK will only do business with pork suppliers that have detailed plans to end their use of gestation crates. Dr. Jane Aronson: Creole Lessons I remember thinking that I loved the Creole language and found it whimsical in sound, and warm, loving and childlike in meaning. Tabby Biddle: Why Aren't There More Women in Leadership Positions? When a woman honors the feminine within herself, she honors it around the world. This is the new path to leadership.

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